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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

4

Poultry School Promises Growth Along Fort Worth Route

The Fort Worth and Denver City Railway inaugurated a poultry school train with B M Oates and experts lecturing at each stop to teach better poultry practices. The program aims to boost farm profits from eggs and chickens, with West Texas viewed as a prime area for expansion. Local farmers send fry and eggs to northern markets, supporting regional commerce and thrift. Mrs A M Stewart of Carthage will return home after visiting Bryan, while B L Risinger of Tabor was a notable out of town guest.

Fort Worth West Texas United States Mar A. M. Stewart Carthage Bryan N. A. Stewart B. L. Risinger Tabor

District Court Civil Docket Sets Trial Dates

Brazos County district court schedules civil cases for trial before District Judge W C Davis. February 15 Jordan T Lawler vs City of Bryan. February 20 D D Burkhalter vs I G N Railroad Company Gulf Refining Co vs C B Gainer. February 21 Primus Gill minor by next friend vs Francis Wilhite and George Wilhite. March 13 Jno F Grant vs G C Bowen et al. Allen Smith vs H T C Railway Co. Andrew Scardino vs Jas C Davis Federal Agent H T C. March 14 J M Boriski vs Dave F Monday and A J Edwards vs Jesse Daniels Jr et al. Criminal docket set for February 27 and March 6. grand jury examining witnesses likely to return several indictments.

Brazos County District Court Distri W. C. Davis Jordan T. Lawler City of Bryan D. D. Burkhalter I. & G. N. Railroad Company Gulf Refining Co Gainer Primus Gill Next Friend Francis Wilhite George Wilhite Jno F. Grant G. C. Bowen Allen Smith H. & T. C. Railway Co Andrew Scardino Jas. C. Davis J. M. Boriski Dave F A. J. Edwards Jesse Daniels

Brazos County Petit Jury Called For Next Week

The 85th Judicial District Civil Court schedules the second week petit jury. Citizens summoned include R. C. Stone J. D. Martin E. J. Beard W. O. Holmes H. Nash A. E. Todd and numerous others to report Monday at 9 o clock.

Petit Juries 85Th Judicial District Civil Court R. C.stone J. D. Martin E. J. Beard W. O. Holmes H. Nash A. E. Todd E. M. Dodson J. B. Priddy W. B. Edge E. €. Benbow J. M. Dunn Jim Tobias T. A. Adams E. B. Elliott W. J. Coulter Eugene Edge R. F. Sheppard Paul Dansby Ernest Moore J. W. Harris Walter Holden Forest Tones J. B. Stevenson M. P. Walker Ross Dean W. F. Gibbs Jesse M. Cook Jao. Girlie Sam Hanover Bill Wimbley J. M. Gordon J. H. Gamnon J. E. Weedon W. N. Risinger H. [. Downard R. M. Dansby

Citizenship Applications Heard in Brazos County Court

Judge Davis in Brazos County District Court heard several citizenship applications. Applicants include Frank Kohut of Bryan born in Bohemia Andrew Krus route 5 Brazos County born in Poland Ger Brazos County born in Moravia Austria and John Blaha of Bryan born at Vizavic Austria. Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth returned from Austin on official business. John 8 Smith of Cottonwood was in the city on business.

Davis District Court of Brazos Frank Kohut Bryan Texas Bohemia Andrew Krus Route 5 Brazos County Poland Ger- Brazos County Moravia Austria John Blaha Vizavic Roy Hudspeth Austin John 8. Smith Cottonwood The Ciy

Big Golf Handicap Tournament at Bryan Country Club

The February Handicap Tournament will be held at Bryan Country Club on Friday to Sunday February 10 11 12. Eighteen hole matches for men and nine hole matches for women with rules including no teed shots on fairways or hazards and one stroke penalties. A long list of club members and guests with varied handicaps will compete while club members are invited to observe.

Bryan Country Club R. W. Howell Travis B. Bryan Henry Wickes H. M. Milton M. E. Cox P. S. Park, Jr W. S. Howell E. B. Reynolds W. M. Sparks Joe Maloney M. P. Hollerman M E Hays W. H. H. Morris L. R. Daughter F. A. Ruechel Dr. Freeman W. J. Coulter J. M. Fountain T. E. Hubby Dr. W. H. Lawrence Captain Fitzgerald Lieutenant Ruth Thos. Lundine Chas. Puryear Mesdames J. O. Morgan M. FE W. B. Bizzell B. Youngblood W. T. McGee

Shirt Tail Parade Honors Allen Academy Victory

A shirt tail parade along Main Street celebrated Allen Academy's 17 to 7 win over San Marcos Baptist Academy. A 20 piece band led the procession as students from Allen Academy marched through the business district praising the victory.

Main Street Bryan Allen Academy San Marcos Baptist Academy San Marcos

Beason Visits Edge to Organize 4-H Clubs

County Agent C. L. Beason traveled to Edge to aid in organizing boys and girls clubs, aiming to打造 one of the best in Brazos County.

C. L. Beason Edge la Boys’ and Girls’ Club Brazos County

Daily Necessities Milk Buckets and Pudding Pans Sale

Daily ad lists necessities including milk buckets at 35 cents and galvanised water buckets, pails and pudding pans priced between 20 and 25 cents. Limited details but specifies low prices for home goods.

Big Bargains in Shoes

The ad lists bargain prices on various shoes including men’s work and U S Army shoes, children and misses shoes with leather quality, and a wide range of ladies dress and work shoes. Slippers and fur lined felt slippers are also offered at discounted rates.

U. S. Army

Bargain Clothing Sale Highlights Men and Boys Wear

A perpetual sale lists bib overalls and jumpers from 89c to 1.25, pants up to 3.50, work and dress shirts from 50c to 3.50, sweaters from 95c to 1.98, caps up to 98c, coats to 4.75, and suitcases from 1.00 to 2.25, touting big lines and closing prices for men and boys.

Postmaster Gus Bade Visits Bryan and Local News

Beachley Texas February 10 Post master Gus Bade returns from Bryan mainly to take over subscriptions to the Bryan Eagle. Sheriff inspector Rosstetter from Franklin inspected cattle last Saturday. J H Evetts of Corsicana visited here last week. Mrs Moss and son H P Sut ton were here Sunday. Clarence Franklin and family Wheelock visited Sam Seale and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Brad Haygood and Mrs Susie Haygood returned from Houston. Rev Akins former Presbyterian pastor here was guest of R H Seale and family last week. Mrs Cameron and daughters Jewell Gladys and son Ross Hay Market visited relatives here Sunday. Eddie McWharton and wife Hay Market Bud Cross and family Burleson county and Mrs Ellison Franklin have been here since last report. Miss Barbara Peyton home Sunday from school near Bryan. Dance at Billie Peyton’s Saturday night enjoyed by a large crowd. Death news of Miss Henry 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Henry Coleman Texas who died at Aryan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry formerly lived in Brazos county with many friends here who sympathize. Deaths of Bench ley’s former residents Tom Josey Jr Hempstead shot by man named Shultz leaves wife and children. Mrs S G Evetts Houston died in Bryan remembered here as Ida Meads she leaves husband and relatives. Both Josey and Mrs Evetts reared near Bench ley with many friends who extend sympathy. Lone Star Girl.

Beachley Texas Gus Bade Bryan Rosstetter Franklin J. H. Evetts Corsicana Brad Haygood Susie Haygood Houston Akins Presbyterian Church R. H. Seale Cameron Jewell Gladys Ross Hay Market Eddie McWharton Bud Cross Burleson County Ellison Barbara Peyton Billie Peyton Miss Henry Harvey Henry Coleman Aryan Hospital Henry Brazos County Benchley Tom Josey Jr Hempstead Shultz S. G. Evetts

Bankers Leader Ed Hall Visits Bryan Ahead of Houston Talk

Banking Commissioner Ed Hall arrived in Bryan from Dallas on his way to Houston for the District Bankers Convention. He spent today greeting friends and former associates and will address bankers in Houston on Tuesday.

Commissioner Hall Ed Hall Bryan Dallas Houston Mr. Hall

Sanders Named Manager of Grant Lumber Company

W. O. Sanders takes charge of the Grant Lumber Co. after years as bookkeeper for Cole Hardware Co. He formerly worked in the lumber business and will pursue future announcements from the Eagle. James Wilson Jr. of Normangee in Madison County visited Pryan today.

Sanders Grant Lumber Company W .O. Sanders Grant Lumber Co Cole Hardware Co James Wilson, Jr Normangee Madison County Pryan

Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed by Local Grocer

East Nashville Tennessee grocer W N Parsons lauds Thedford's Black-Draught as the best medicine for sour stomach headache liver and indigestion. He says he has used it for years and would not be without it explaining it regulates the liver and cleanses the bowels. He warns to ask for the genuine product and not substitutes.

Thedford Nashville Tenn Parsons

Classified Ads For Sale And Lost Pony

Classified notices list items for sale including a 200 egg capacity Radio Round Incubator priced at 15 dollars by W R Akin North Zulch Texas and methane cotton seed at 1.50 per bushel by Harrell Planting Seed Co Lockhart Texas plus a few canary birds for sale by Mrs T L Bush Mumford Texas and a gray pony lost roached mane with reward offered by C A Worsham Route 5 Bryan Texas.

W. R. Akin North Zulch Texas Harrell Planting Seed Co Lockhart Iw. R. Akin North Zuich T. L. Bush Mumford, Texas C. A. Worsham Bryan

Personal mentions highlight Bryan area events and updates

A February 9 1922 list notes Rev H C Willis announcing a Methodist revival in Bryan May 1. Dr John W Black reports Geo M Brandon has a mild smallpox case and isolation in a third story building. Various Bryan residents and visitors are listed with social events apartments moves and theatre plans.

County Agent Beason Speaks at Bryan Rotary Club

County Agent C. L. Beason addressed Bryan Rotary Club at the Green Parrot Tea Room on needs of Bryan from the farmer’s standpoint. He urged town farmer cooperation, noted 2000 Brazos County farms need terracing or drainage, and highlighted shared prosperity of town and country.

Co. L. Beason Bryan T. K. Lawrence Oak McKenzie B. Youngblood Tyler Haswell S. Moylan Bird M. E. Wallace F. L. Henderson Sec. S. FE. Eberstadt Chamber of Commerce R. O. Allen H. H. Williamson Wilson Bradley Lawrence Parker Ernest Moore Ike S. Ashburn Gabe Cazell Mlain Banker-Farmer Congress College Station P. L. Downs Temple Texas Brazos County Bryan Rotarians

The Golden Rule in Business and Farming Cooperation

A speech urges soil efficiency and farmer education, arguing modern fields need better soil, and business leaders must aid farmers. It advocates cooperative profit sharing, cites a historical rags to riches example, and calls for mutual uplift within a righteous economic system.

Chief Marder a New Man After Tanlac Experience

Joseph L. Marder known as Chief Joe of the Dallas Fire Department testifies that Tanlac revived his health after years of debility. He says his stomach improved, he can eat normally, and his nervousness eased. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and other druggists.

Dallas Joseph L. Marder Joe Dallas, Texas Tanlac Bryan N. A. Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. & D. School District Court Petit Jury Beason M. Bonneville H. C. Willis Jno. W. Black Geo. M. Brandon Brandon Black Little Ann Bentley S. H. Bateman Mart A. D. Graham Bateman Ava Haswell James Charle V. D. White South College Avenue Jas W. Vaimes Joe F. Kosh Bryan Way Eagle Office Belie Gainer Ava Hasweil Louise Adair College Dramatic Club Calvert Opera House Calvert J. E. Mathis Reliance J. Carpenter Emma Jones East Bryan Platter Avenue Carpenter A. & M. College C. M. Bethany J. H. White Wixon Creek A. B. Gandy J. A Gandyff Mr Allen Eacle W. FE. Astin Brazos Bottom W. F. Odom Kurten Ton Waco Coleview Floyd Todd Harvey Joe Mellazzo George F. Lee Jessa Wade Wellborn Cleddie H. Warren George M. Brandon T. O. Walton Oregon Joseph Maloney T. R. Hubbard Nina Colbert T. B. Wood Amarillo Episcopal Church W. P. Bullock C. P. Powers Steep Hollow Bryan Rotary Club Miles Chief Marder Ss. C. White C. E. Jenkns Conyers Live Stock & Feed Corp W. G. Reynolds Mgr MO. M. Collins, Mgr. Peed
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