Brazos County agriculture notes and boys club updates
State experts urge use of department services for farm needs including markets warehouses and weights and measures. Brazos County reports strong 1923 poultry results, terracing progress, and plans for Brazos County Day. mentions ranch and farm education, incubator trials, and a large cotton shipping record and cooperative marketing outlook.
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Chas. E. Baughman
Austin
Texas
Radio Market
Bryan High Clinches District Basketball Title In Final
Bryan High School topped Tabor 10 to 8 to win the district championship in a nervy final. Konecny G Cloud Crenshaw Bunting and C Cloud starred for Bryan with key early scoring and strong guards in a defensive second half.
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Bryan High School
Tabor
Bryan
Keneeny
Cloud
Crenshaw
Bunting
C. Cloud
Boyett
Cobb
Konecny
G. Cloud
Glenn
Talr
Cox
Barron
Bryan Rooters
Mr. Cox
Little Sexton Orms
Bryan High
People of
Texas
Borderbrook bred to lay barred Plymouth Rocks
Borderbrook Farm advertises Barred Plymouth Rocks bred for laying and hatchery stock. Mrs. R. H. Seale returns home to Benchley after a visit in Beaumont hosted by Captain and Mrs. W. W. Leach. Box A College Station Texas phone 23.
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R. H. Seale
Benchley
Beaumont
W. W. Leach
Borderbrook
Plymouth Rocks
Borderbrook Farm
Box A
College Station
Texas
Blue Star Remedy Ad for Various Ailments
For sale by M. H. James Drug Co. stops itching and soothes tetter cracked hands ring worm and chapped face. Relieves sore feet and poison oak burns. Includes old sores and sores of children.
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M. H. James Drug CO
Ady
Texas Lieutenant Governor Spends Day in Bryan
T. W. Davidson of Marshall, Texas Lieutenant Governor, visited Bryan after arriving Sunday noon. He planned to speak Monday night in Marlin advocating his candidacy for governor and spent time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Orms, longtime friends.
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Texas
Bryan
Orms Home
T. W. Davidson
Marshall
Marlin
G. W. Orms
Inventor Demonstrates Unique Storage Battery by Prager
H. H. Prager displayed an experimental four by four by four inch six-volt one ampere radio storage battery at the Eagle office Saturday. In the presence of County Agent L Benson and Eagle staff, the device claimed no lead oxide or insulators, with each cell serving as both positive and negative. The prototype promises long life, rapid charging, and no plate buckling, suitable for radio use.
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H. H. Prager
Eagle
L. Benson
H. D. Cuykendall
Eagle Staff
Drager
Wellborn Baptists Hear Rev. Brown and Upton Messages
In Wellborn on Sunday Rev. R L Brown of Bryan preached a helpful sermon at First Baptist. A well attended party Saturday at the Redman home featured cake and hot cocoa. Guests included Barron Norwood Hooper Shinault and others from Wellborn Millican and Bryan. Sunday School is strong and Rev Upton of Millican spoke on John 16 15 at services.
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Wellborn
R. L. Brown
Bryan
First Baptist Church
Q. J. Redman
Hilda and
Laure Barron
Margaret Hooper
Leila Maude Norwood
Emma Shinault
Millican
Messrs. Curry
Carl and
Earl Crone
Rose Logan
Harley Perison
A. L. Parson
Harry Melsure
L. E
Joe Norwood
A. R. Parker
Rupert Barron
Johnnie Hopkins
Morton Burkhalter
Nolan Buster
David McNew
W. D. Burkhalter
Howard Lee
Mr. Upton
Hood's Texas Brigade Valentines From L. 8 Ross Chapter
Members of L. 8 Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy in Bryan sent Valentine verses to Hood's Texas Brigade on Valentine’s Day. The poems praised the soldiers and promised a warm Bryan welcome when they return for their annual reunion in the city this year.
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L. 8. Ross
United Daughter of the Confederacy
Bryan
Hood
Texas
Death of Col. C. C. Todd's Uncle Charles S. Todd
Col. C. C. Todd of A and M College receives word of the death of his uncle Charles S. Todd of Texarkana. A native Texan, he began law practice in Jefferson in 1872, served as district attorney under Governor O. M. Roberts, and was a prominent figure in his region. He was 73.
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Col
C. C. Todd
A. and M. College
Charles S. Todd
Texarkana
Todd
Jefferson
O. M. Roberts
Four Bryan Residents Head West Indies Tour
Mayor and Mrs. Tyler Haswell W J Coulter and Mrs M W Sims of Bryan will sail from Houston on the Steamship Lafayette to the West Indies. Sponsored by the Houston Chamber of Commerce the trip runs February 25 to March 20 covering about 4552 miles in tropical seas and mild climate.
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Tyler Haswell
W. J. Coulter
M. W. Sims
West Indies
Lafayette
Carribean
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Civil settings for February term 1924 district court Brazos County
Civil docket settings for February term of district court in Brazos County listed by weeks and days. First week non jury docket. Second week Monday February 12 Brown Shoe Co against J T Maloney State of Texas against Albert Scott Wednesday February 20 J J Tremont against Lee Cortemeglia J B and Maggie McKinney against Addie Jones et al. Third and fourth weeks criminal docket. Fifth week Monday March 10 J G Minkert against P E Swancoat Aaron Graves against Chas Merka M E Weaver against C M Evans. Tuesday March 11 Wade Cox and Albert Worley against Importers and Exporters Insurance Co of NY Mrs Anna Royal against B Youngblood et al. Wednesday March 12 San Antonio Paper Co against Eagle Printing Co Jno F Grant against G E Bowen. Thursday March 13 E F Bishop next friend against H T R R Co W H Buchanan against Dock Green. Sixth week Monday March 17 Arlie Clark et al against Chas Clark et al E H Astin against I G N R R Co Alice Palmer against Mrs Effie Vance Commercial Jewelry Co and Frank Braczyk. Tuesday March 18 Mrs Laura Koppe against L W Routt et al. Wednesday March 19 M J Tremont against Frank Balimonta Carrie Johnson against I G N R R Co Robi Turner as next friend against I G N R R Co.
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Brazos County
Brown Shoe Co
J. T. Maloney
State of Texas
Albert Scott
J. J. Tremont
Lee Cortemeglia
J. B
Maggie McKinney
Addie Jones
J. G. Minkert
P. E. Swancoat
Aaron Graves
Chas
Merka
M. E. Weaver
C. M. Evans
Wade Cox
Albert Worley
Importers and Exporters Insurance Co
N. Y
Anna Royal
B. Youngblood
San Antonio Paper Co
Alice Palmer
Effie Vance
Commercial Jewelry Co
Frank Braczyk
Laura Koppe
L. W. Routt
M. J. Tremont
Frank Balimonta
Carrie Johnson
Robi Turner
Four College Basketball Games In Four Straight Nights
The Aggie quintet will play four consecutive nights this week Wednesday through Saturday. They face Arkansas University first, then the Baylor Bears, in a bid to climb from the cellar. Arkansas and Waco seek midtable safety to avoid the basement, promising an engaging spectator battle.
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Aggie
Arkansas University
Baylor Bears
Arkansas
Waco
Aggies
Brazos County Bar Association Holds Luncheon Meeting
The Brazos County Bar Association met at noon at Green Pirot Tea Room with members including Robert Armstrong and Judge W C Davis present. Officers elected for the new year were Robert Armstrong president Lamar Bethea vice president and W S Barron secretary treasurer. Reports from committees were read and F L Henderson named to arrange the next meeting program.
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Brazos County Bar Association
Green Pirot Tea Room
Robert Armstrong
ZY. Armstrong
W. C. Davis
F. L. Henderson
J. G. Minkert
Lamar Bethea
W. G. Neeley
Oak McKenzie
W. S. Barron
W. 5. Barron
Chamber of Commerce names committee personnel
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board announced committee rosters including Finance and membership led by J N Dulaney and Corri e Ashburn for Legislative Educational and Agricultural chairs with named members. Highway committee reported actions from Austin on linking Huntsville to Democratic crossing as a state highway and officials presented plans for cucumber salting sheds. Secretary Eberstadt reported two new members Dean Winkler and Bryan Piano Co and praised his Decatur trip with banners and education posters displayed.
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Bryan and Brazos County
A. P. McKinney
Huntsville
R. P. Harrison
W. W. Williamson
Bedias
Democratic Crossing
J. D. Martin
Agricultural Committee
Finance Committee
C. L. Beason
Mr. Beason
Lawrence
Benson
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Bradley
J. E. Covey
M. L. Parker
Secrtary
S. E. Eberstadt
C. H. Winkler
Bryan Piano Co
Decatur
Court House
Eberstadt
Ike Ashburn
Wilson Bradley W. H. Cole
J. N. Bulaney
F. L. Henderson
J. M. Gordon
John M. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
E. E. McAdams
J. O. Morgan
Oak McKenzie
Mrs
Lee J. Rountree
A. M. Waldrop
D. L. Wilson
Crenshaw Elected Secretary of Bankers Association
E W Crenshaw was elected secretary of the Texas Bankers Association district meeting held at Hotel Galvez Galveston on February 19. The gathering heard resolutions urging cautious new bank charters and praised Texas prosperity while stressing support for farmers and community interests.
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Galveston
Comptroller of the Currency of
United States
Banking Board
Austin
Texas Bankers’ Association
Hotel Galvez
P. L. Downs
First National Bank of Temple
Texas
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Southwest
A M. Graves
Clarksville
Big Money Making Opportunity for Monument Sales
Nearly every family a prospect. Some men earning over 200 dollars a month in spare time. You can too by joining ETOWAH MONUMENT COMPANY in Atlanta Georgia. Work easy pleasant whether spare time or full time. Marble and granite monuments sell fast. Obtain proposition at once.
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Etowah Monument Company
Atlanta, Ga
Three Arrested And Lodged In County Jail
Henry Brown a Black man is jailed on a burglary charge for breaking into W Davis private garage and a stored truck. He admitted the act as a misdemeanor. Louis Mangue a Mexican man admitted theft of cigarette cartons from H Litt fruit store. Sheriff L E Morehead County Attorney Oak McKenzie reported the details.
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Henry Brown
W . Davis
L. E. Morehead
Oak McKenzie
Louis Mangue
H. Litt
Knights of Columbus Initiate Class of 42 in Cameron
The Bryan Council Knights of Columbus No. 1834 conducted an initiation for a class of 42 candidates in Cameron on Sunday. A banquet for visitors and new members followed, with 280 plates served. The Bryan degree team included L. E. Warren M. F. Vitopil August Kunz Gus Schultz John Fickey Pete Vitopil Willie Stasney Charles Sebesta and Harry McDowell. Rev Kirwin of Galveston was the principal speaker.
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Bryan
Sam B Wilson visits New York for Spring goods
Sam B Wilson, in New York buying Spring ready-to-wear for the Sam B Wilson store, says he enjoys the Bryan Daily Eagle more than New York papers. Miss Kate Cross entertains at R. di. Nall’s home with a turkey dinner honoring Mr. T. M. Bragg of Mumford. Plates were laid for T. M. Bragg and Mrs. Bragg, P. L. Josserand and wife, D. C. Jones and wife, D. Cc. Jr., Miss Kate Closs and R. M. Nall.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
New York
Sam B. Wilson
Bryan
Kate Cross
R. di. Nall
T. M. Bragg
Mumford
P. L. Josserand
D. C. Jones and Son
D. Cc., Jr
Kate Closs
R. M. Nall
Missionary Society Meets in Groups Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church held Bible study in groups Monday afternoon despite bad weather. Groups met at multiple hostesses with prayers, lessons, and social hours featuring music and refreshments.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Dansby
R. M. Dansby
W. F. Gibbs
Dona Carnes
W. E. Ross
Hubbard City
M. L. Bradshaw
Mesdames
E. J. Jenkins
T. C. Nunn
Lee Viviana
H. H. Seale
Dave Munday
Dana Carnes
C. C. Shelburne
W. E. Brewer
Miss Lillie Hall
Walker
Hour of Prayer at Presbyterian Church Draws Crowd
The hour of prayer Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church drew good attendance. County Attorney Oak McKenzie gave a splendid address that inspired those present. The service served as a prelude to union revival meetings beginning mid March.
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Presbyterian Church
Oak McKenzie
Birthday party for David Wilson at home
Four year old David Wilson son of Mr and Mrs D L Wilson will celebrate his birthday this afternoon at 3 30 with a Valentine party at their home. Ice cream and cake will be served and children will enjoy games and fun.
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David Wilson
D. L. Wilson
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Sam Emola, Jr
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Jack Shimen
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