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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

8

Peanut Capital Emerges as De Leon Texas Shifts From Cotton

De Leon Texas becomes the peanut capital as warehouses brim with peanuts, trainloads depart, and buyers from Comanche Denison Cleburne and Shreveport race to secure the new cash crop. Hog numbers rise with peanut feed and local mills plan to crush peanuts for oil and meal.

de Leon Tex Comanche County Peanut County Comanche Eastland Erath Callahan Denison Cleburne Houston Shreveport Fidelity Cotton Oil Company of Comanche Cotton Oil Company Cleburne Oil Mill Texas Middle West Texas Belt W. E. Lowe Farmers and Merchants National Bank of de Leon

Death of Dr J M Nicks Noted Ranger Tex Doctor Dies

Prominent physician Dr J M Nicks died early Friday morning after a long illness. Born November 21, 1850 in Duck River Tennessee he lived in Missouri Texas and Arkansas before settling in Ranger in 1906. He studied at Nashville and Louisville and practiced in Antioch Fountain Ranger. His funeral at Ranger cemetery was one of the largest Masonic services with Knights Templar escort and pastor Fitzgerald of Weatherford delivering the sermon. His death mourned by Brazos County Bryan and Ranger communities.

J. M. Nicks Duck River Tenn Missouri Texas Sam Houston Normal Nettie Salisbury McKinney Tex Nashville Antioch Louisville Fountain Brazos County Brazos River Ranger Christian Church Masonic Lodge Cisco Lodge Knights Templar Fitzgerald Weatherford Nicks Bryan

Soubrette and Comedian Singers Exhibit Paradox

A brief exchange notes a paradox between a Soubrette and Comedian duo. The Soubrette asks about their harmony and the Comedian comments on peace without money, as quoted by the Youngstown Telegram.

Youngstown Telegram

Rice edges A and M in 24 22 thriller

Rice defeated A and M 24 to 22 at City Auditorium in a late dramatic finish. Kingsland scored the winning basket as the final play tied the game at 21 21 amid a flurry of fouls and standout plays by Tomfohrde Gilfillan and Braumiller.

Houston Tex Garrison Rice City Auditorium Kingsland Kalb Burkett Rice Goal Rangers Della Valle Settegast Braumiller Gilfillan Kendrick Tomfohrde Brown W. Braumiller N. Braumiller Darling Della

Boys and Birds Should Have Understanding

This piece applauds St Paul’s bird protection program started by schoolboy manual training projects. It contrasts city efforts with a Bryan incident where two youths killed song birds to string up a "song string." The author notes boys’ instinct and urges understanding between boys and birds.

South Texas Bryan Ladies’ Home Journal St. Paul, Minn America St. Paul High Court Audubon and Humane Societies

Buchanan for County Commissioner in Precinct 4

The Eagle announces Claude A. Buchanan seeking the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Precinct No. 4 for the July 22 1916 primaries. A lifelong resident he pledges safe progressive business administration guided by sound methods and asks voters to study his qualifications.

Claude A. Buchanan Buchanan

Extension Service Annual Report Highlights Texas Gains

The 1915 16 extension service report sent to Governor Ferguson by Director Clarence Ousley details vast work in Texas agriculture. It cites terracing 150 000 acres saving 750 000 and hog cholera control saving up to 960 000. notes 203 farmer organizations and 60 movable schools with thousands of participants.

Ousley Ferguson A. and M. College Clarence Ousley Texas United States Department of Agriculture State Department College Extension Service Sudan

New Naval Plan Aims Civilian Training Program

Secretary Daniels and advisers consider a civilian naval training system similar to military camps at Plattsburg. Six battleships would cruise for a month around Aug. 15, training 2,500 men along the Atlantic coast from New York to Charleston. A Pacific coast program is planned for next year. Volunteers would pay up to 20 dollars. no oath required.

Daniels Washington Secre Daniels Milit Plattsburg Atlantic New York Boston Delphia Norfolk Portland Charlton Pacific Coast Roosevelt Navy Navy Department Naval

Four Steamers in Rescue Work Along Mississippi

Four steamer rescue operations are underway after levee breaks along the Mississippi. In Newellton refugees are moved toward Natchez as floodwaters maroon thousands. Associated Press reports crews from several boats aiding stranded residents and transporting evacuees.

Associated Press New Orleans Mississippi Newellton Natchez

Madisonville Baptists plan $250000 drive for state school fund

Creath Missionary Baptist Association meeting in Madisonville Texas discusses uniting northern half of the association to raise $250000 yearly for the state Baptist convention schools. Ten preachers and eight laymen attended from Grimes Waller Madison Walker Leon Harris counties. Reverend H R Carroll presided at the Navasota church.

Madisoville Madisonville Tex T Creath Missionary Baptist Assumption Grimes Waller Madison Walker Leon Harris State Association Norern T State Baptist Convention H. R. Caroll Navasota

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