Bryan Busy With Visits Leaders and Returns
Numerous visitors and residents travel through Bryan arriving from Dallas Houston Waco and Austin. Local bankers clergy and merchants attend meetings visit relatives shop at the Eagle office and plan future moves while others return from trips to Chicago St Louis New York and Kurt en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yeager
Kurten
Bryan
J. F. Holland
Lubbock
E. B. Holland
Wellborn
W. B. McGregor
Ira Brownlee
College
Ed Hall
Austin
Hall
Francis Hall
Ava Haswell
Mike Wisoski
Route 4
District Court
Eagle
Ernest H. Nash
Edge
Dallas
J. D. McCullough
Harvey
Helen Hollick
Hollick
T. A. Towler
Benchley
Horace Beard
College Station
W. H. Buchanan
Coley Powers
J. G. Allen
Steep Hollow
J. C. Davidson
Henry Koontz
Zack
Ben Boone
Fort Worth
F. J. Boone
R. H. Grant
Whittaker
Brazos Bottom
Ships must have saloons to meet competition debate
Washington debates passenger demand on American liners with BIAne and Emory arguing for liquor on board to attract travelers while Dodger Pinneo counters that Columbia River passengers can fill ships and suggests jazz music to stay within law. The clash centers on whether ships should be dry or allow liquor to boost traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
E. F. Blaine
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Shipping Board
Orient
Vancouver
Blaine
Dodger P. Pinneo
Astoria
Columbia River
James A Emory
San Francisco
Why not advertise in the Daily and Weekly Eagle
A brief promotional note invites local merchants to place ads in both the Daily and Weekly Eagle publications to reach broader readership and support community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Weekly
Eagle
Bankers Farmers Hold Conference in College Station
The Bankers' Association and A and M College plan the annual Banker-Farmer conference March 3 and 4 at Texas A and M. Topics include reducing cotton acreage and cooperative marketing with speakers from the Farm Bureau and national banking groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
Texas
A. and M. College of Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
A. & M. College
Dallas
A. and M. College
South
Aaron Sapiro
California
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M
Edward McKinnon
Austin
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Ed Hall
Bryan
Clarence Ousley
A. and
Nathan Adams
Joe Hirsch
Corpus Christi
National Bankers’ Association
F. M. Law
Houston
T. O. Walton
Extension Service
P. L. Downs
E. J. Kyle
Ike
S. Ashburn
Hoover and Davis Virtually Chosen for Harding Cabinet
In St. Augustine Florida on February 22 Herbert Hoover of California and James Davis of Pennsylvania were virtually selected for Harding's cabinet. One seat remains open and likely to go to a dark horse. Mrs W O Sanders is critically ill at her East 29th Street home with Dr and Mrs Julius Zulch of North Zulch arriving to be at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Augustine
Fla
Herbert Hoover
California
James Davis
Pennsylvania
Harding
W. O. Sanders
East 29Th Street
Julius Zulch
North Zulch
Profitable Year for Athletic at A and M
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas reports a profitable athletic year under James Sullivan and D X Bible staff. A past deficit of 15377.04 was paid from department earnings. projected seasonal profit exceeds 12000 after minor sport costs. Football receipts reached 2086.60 and coupon books 16199.50. training program expenses cited.
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College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
James Sullivan
D. X. Bible
Sullivan
Waco Girls Defeat Bryan 46 to 3 in Texas High School Match
Waco high school's girls basketball overpowered Bryan 46 to 3 in Waco on February 21. The Waco guards held Bryan scoreless on field goals while Bryan earned only three points from free throws. Coach Sturgeon’s undefeated squad dominated with 17th win, showcasing improving teamwork and strong defense.
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Waco
Texas
Waco High School
Bryan High School
Bryan
Waco Girls
Sturgeon
Bryan Girls Defeat Steep Hollow 36 to 9 in Tuesday Play
Bryan High girls routed Steep Hollow by 36 to 9 as Pris cilla Sims started the scoring and Constance Bradbury led with 8 points. The Steep Hollow boys lost 15 to 9 to the Boy Scouts, and Frid ay the Bryan squad travels to Navasota for another game. J. W. Brogdon visits Bry an during a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High Girls
Steep Hollow
Cleveland
J. W. Brogdon
Montgomery
Bryan
Mr. Brogdon
Brazos County
A and M College Establishes Air Service Unit
The air service unit at A and M College in College Station Texas is established under Major Clinton Russell with 80 cadets admitted. Cadets transfer from infantry cavalry field artillery and signal corps and will undergo six months of flying instruction at a designated field after graduation.
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Associated Press
College Station
Texas
Air Service Unit
War Department
A. and M. College of Texas
Clinton Russell
Barron Field
Infantry
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Signal Corps
Air Service
United States
Air Service Mechanical School
Kelly Field
Russell
Maj
Air Service Ordinance
Corps
Parker Wilkins bridal party named for Houston wedding
The wedding of Miss Margaret Wilkins and George Samuel Parker of Bryan will be March 2 at First Methodist church. Maid of honor is Jennie Belle Cummings. matron of honor is Mrs. John Lawrence Jr. Bridesmaids include Mary Edna Wilkins Lillian Rockwell and Mary Wilkins. Flower girl Virginia Wilkins and ring bearer Lawrence Parker. Best man J A McQueen Jr and groomsmen J S Caldwell Robert Armstrong John Lawrence Jr Jeff Gibbons. George Doscher will sing and George Heinzelman will play the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Margaret Wilkins
George Samuel Parker
Bryan
First Methodist Church
Jennie Belle Cummings
John Lawrence, Jr
Mary Edna Wilkins
Lillian Rockwell
Houston
Mary Wilkins
Galveston
Virginia Wilkins
Lawrence Parker
J. A. McQueen, Jr
J. S. Caldwell
Robert Armstrong
John Lawrence Jr
Jeff Gibbons
George Doscher
George Heinzelman
Amon Williams Visits Bryan on Coleview Business
Amon Williams of the Coleview community traveled to Bryan today for official business. The visit focused on community matters and local coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Williams
Coleview
Bryan
Crime Wave Alibi Theory From Kansas City Police Chief
Kansas City police chief Charles Edwards denounces the nationwide crime wave as a myth. He vows strict enforcement, raids on bootleggers, narcotics vendors, and gamblers, and accountability for captains to curb crime at its sources. He cites veteran service and plans to purge corrupt officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles Edwards
American Expeditionary Forces
Edwards
Buried Treasure Mystery Draws Kansan Seekers
At John Ford farm in Kingman County Kansas years of treasure hunting persist over a $40 000 gold stash said to be hidden near two springs. Reported by settlers the gold dates to an army paymaster ambush by Commanche Indians fifty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Kansas
John Ford
Ford Farm
Oklahoma
Pleasant Picnic Party for Washington's Birthday
Mrs J D Martin arranged a Washingtons Birthday picnic for her daughter Wava Tuesday. About nine in the morning the school children gathered at Cavett s pasture for food and games. Chaperones were Mesdames J D Martin Velma Graham Henry Locke and Miss Maude Bookout with many boys and girls named in attendance.
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J. D. Martin Aranged
Wava
Washington
Cavett’s Pasture
Double Dams
Mesdames J. D. Martin
Velma Graham
Henry Locke
Miss Maude Bookout
Mrs Hunnecutt Forwarded After Illness Improvement
Mrs J W Hunnecutt who had been quite ill at the home of Dick Hunne cut has been moved to the home of her mother Mrs E L Godwin and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hunnecutt
Dick Hunnecut
E. L. Godwin
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Harriet Davis Parker
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Sam B. Wilson and Company
Rebecca Hall
Somerville
Louis McCulloch
A. M. Waldrop
Clothiers’ Convention
Waldrop
C. F. Runge
Jersey
Eleanor Meachum
Anderson
Ralph Howell
J. J. Kosiske
Rosa Lee McAdams
Port Arthur
Mae McAdams
Bryan Hospital
J. Tom Smith
Coulter and Company
E. J. Fountain
E. J. Fountain, Jr
L. A. Kurtz
R. L. Brown
King Vivian
Brinkman
George W. Truitt
First Baptist Church
M. B. Easters
Jim Tobias
F. J. Regmund
J.J. Rasprim
Cooper Carll
Rock Prairie
J. P. Gilpin
Kurton
Lee Peyton
T. P. Peyton
J. F. Crenshaw
Roland Crenshaw
Wm. Hudspeth
Cottonwood
G. R. Wicker
San Antonio
T. T. Boyett
Lucile Todd
Elizabeth Akins
Walter Pate
N. S. Alexander
Oscar Wilcox
Alexander
J. S. Williams
Cross
George F. Lee
Lon Williams
W. FE. Graham
Ann Myres
Circle 4
The
Baptist Auxiliary
J. N. Goodwin
Mattie Smith
Joe Barnett
Grover C. Hale
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Hale
John D. Jones
W. D. Yardley
S. S. Rosier
Wixon
Sam Cavitt
Wheelock
John T. Pate
J. M. Conway
G. B. Butler
Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Department
J. L. Brock
Lucy Harrison
Texas Bankers Association
Major McInnis
R. W. Howell
Howell
Jennie June
Durham
Bankers
Hoover
Davis
Bryan High
Faye Morgan Guard
Fthel Lawson
Ruth Henry
Annie Merka
Ann Lewis Peyton
Mary Henry
Miss Dennison
C. L. Cleveland
Josephine Eden
Mary Newland
Earl Tatum
Parker-Wilkins Bridal Party
Ghosen
Harvey Patteson
Tex
Board of Public Welfare
Fred Ashby
McKinney
Thedford’s
Thedford
Miles
Dr. Miles
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