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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1915

Page

7

Kurten Farmers Geting In Line

Kurten Texas February 11 1915 readers report on German Evangelical Farmers Association meeting. Members discuss growing early vegetables with canning and small irrigation, a local creamery, and marketing cream and poultry via community clubs. Local families share home canning and plans to supply Bryan area markets.

Kurten Tex Eagle German Evangelical Farmers Association C. Gerka Ernest Wiese J. Hedtke William Manthei Arthur W. Stevener John Fuschak Fritz Balmert August Schmidt John Hearne Jim Tobias J. J. Kasiske Frank Unger August Beyer H. L. McLanight A. W. Kinnard Mr. McKnight Baltimore Chicago Louisville van Camp Indianapolis Greeley Colo Newton Miss New York Rochester N. Y St. Louis McKnight Brazos County Kinnard J. A. Tobias Bryan

City Bonds Sold Signal Street Improvement Start

Mayor Harris disclosed receipt of information suggesting near completion of the sale of the citys 12000 street improvement bonds. J A Arlitt of Braun Stacy Bond Co Toledo says bonds approved by their attorney and will send forwarding instructions. Sale confirms paving of Main Street intersections and may fund further street work.

Harris the Eagle Today J. A. Arlitt Braun & Stacy Bond Company Toledo Ohio Arlitt

Gets-It Miracle for Corns Promises Quick Relief

A nostalgic ad extols GETS-IT as 2 drops to remove corns instantly with no pain. It claims success for corns calluses warts and bunions after failed salves bandages and razors. Sold by druggists or direct from E Lawrence Co Chicago.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Fertilizer for Corn and Soil Building Rotation

An Agricultural College assistant chemist explains that corn needs nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash, with nitrogen most often limiting. He recommends legume rotations like cowpeas to supply nitrogen, and suggests an annual mix of cottonseed meal and acid phosphate for an all purpose fertilizer, plus options for phosphoric and potash sources.

G. W. Roark Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station Texas The Texas Experiment Station

Installed New Lights Interurban Pots in Station Lights

The Bryan and College Interurban added lights at depots in Bryan and College improving appearance and aiding in muddy weather. Electric service may expand options for residents along the line. past plans to sell power were considered but no final decision. Since new service began operations have been smooth and timely.

Interurban Bryan College Bryan and College Interurban Gammill

Malaria Prescription Promoted as Fever Cure

An old advertisement touts a prescription for malaria or chills and fever claiming five or six doses break the illness and act on the liver without gripe. Sold for 25 cents as a tonic to prevent fever return.

Germans Evacuate Lodz and Blue-White German Tactics

A summary of reports from London Paris Berlin and Berne noting that Germans evacuated Lodz and moved supplies to Kalisz while trench warfare continued in Argonne and Alsace. Other items include German attempts to sabotage French wires and Asquith Grey statements on no peace prospects and tougher anti German measures.

Lodz Associated Press Paris Petrograd Kalisz Associated Dt France Belgium Argonne Alsace London Asquith House of Commons England Grey

French Capture of Notre Dame de Lorette

French forces seize the Hill of Notre Dame de Lorette in St Omer marking a decisive victory. Weeks of heavy fighting determined control of the strategic high ground dominating the surrounding region.

Associated Press St. Omer France Notre Dame de Lorette

Poison Bread Kills Four in Garrison Family

Four are dead and four seriously ill after eating bread made from milk in a rusty tin vessel in the Garrison household near Anson Texas. The AP reports the bread poisoned the family, prompting investigations and warns of contamination risks.

Associated Press Abilene, Tex J. T. Garrison Anson

Millican Millican precinct road issues before court

Commissioners Court heard a Millican Millican district request for road widening and 2500 dollar good roads funding if a March 8 bond issue passes. A second petition sought changing the public road from the Navasota dirt road bridge to Brazos river works. No action on the second petition. court continued appointing county road overseers for the coming year.

Good Roads Fund Millican Navasota Brazos River Maloney

Russians Report Heavy Losses in Carpathians

Tagblatt correspondent in the Carpathians says Russians fought with spirit but suffered about ten thousand dead wounded and prisoners since January 1. Many troops sent to the front with only two weeks drill.

Associated Press Berlin Tagblatt Carpathians

Wilhelmina Cargo Seized in British Prize Court Action

The American steamer Wilhelmina’s cargo was seized today at Falmouth England and sent to the British prize court for adjudication. The seizure marks a government action amid wartime maritime controls.

Associated Press Falmouth England

Fanny Crosby dies at 95 hymn writer from Bridgeport

Fanny Crosby, renowned hymn writer and poet born in 1820 in New York, died today in Bridgeport at age 95. She was blind from infancy and taught at the Institution for the Blind in New York. Married in 1858 to a fellow blind husband, Crosby wrote many tender hymns beloved worldwide.

Associated Press Bridgeport Conn Fanny Crosby Alexander van Alstine New York Institution For the Blind

Mrs. Hearn Moves to Houston for New Laundry Job

Mrs. W. C. Hearn travels to Houston to join her husband who has accepted a post at Burkhart Laundry. The couple plans to make their home there, with friends sending best wishes for the move.

Houston W. C. Hearn Mr. Hearn Burkhart Laundry

Boiler explosion destroys sawmill kills two men

A boiler explosion leveled the sawmill at Resse Texas this morning killing Bud Lyles and likely fatally injuring Pat Jones and Jesse Ethridge, authorities said.

Associated Preas Resse Tex Bud Lyles Pat Jones Jesse Ethridge

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