Nothing but the Truth second night charms College Station
The A and M Dramatic Club’s second performance of Nothing but the Truth drew an enthusiastic Guion Hall audience. The cast featured M. T. Harrington, Miss Winifred Stout, P. N. Winther, Miss Kitty Hogue, Miss Bernadine McKnight, Elizabeth Wilson, C. E. Birk, J. H. Wheelock, and H. E. Wilson in standout comic and character roles. The club plans two more plays Officer 666 Stop Thief and may stage The Man of the Hour. rights secured.
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the Eagle
College Station
Texas
The
A. and M. Dramatic Club
Guion Hall
E. M. Rallston
Wall Street
P. N. Winther Ag Bob
Comediennes
Kitty Hogue
Mabel
Bernadine McKnight
Sabel
Elizabeth Wilson
Martha
Bishop Doran
C. E. Birk
J. H. Wheelock
Clarence van Dusen
Mr. Wheelock
Dick Donnelly
H. E. Wilson
Dramatic Club
Augustin MacHugh
Mrs Lucy Carson Dies at 52 in Union Hill Burial at Boonville
Mrs Lucy Carson wife of Curtis Carson of Union Hill died Friday at 3 PM at her home aged 52. She was born October 11 1869 in Texas and lived much of her life in Brazos County. She leaves her husband two daughters Mrs Dora Phillips and Mrs John Carroll a son Tom Cerson and siblings Mrs S O Payne Mrs Hill Carroll Mrs Vick White and five brothers.
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Lucy Carson
Curtis Carson
Union Hill
Boonville
Ollie Smith
Free Will Baptist Church
Carson
Texas
Brazos County
Methodist Church
Dora Phillips
John Carroll
Tom Cerson
S. O. Payne
Hill Carroll
College
Vick White
Bryan
W. T. Ramsey
Myrtle Point Oregon
A. H. Ramsey
Anson
J. Z
Chas. Ramsey
W. G. Ramsey
Houston
Blizzard Kills Five as Traffic Paralyzed by Ice Storm
A northeast snow blizzard sweeping the eastern states and western Tennessee left a wide ice and snow cover. New York and several states reported severe drifts. rail traffic was demoralized. The death toll from the storm stands at five with warmer weather forecast for tomorrow.
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Washington
Tennessee
New England
New York
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Harding opens pre inauguration talks in St Augustine
President elect Harding begins discussions on cabinet choices and first steps of his administration. Several cabinet posts remain unsettled and his inauguration address is largely unwritten as of February 21 in St. Augustine Florida.
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Associated Press
St. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Constipation and Headache Cure Promoted by Local Drug Store
A night dose using One Early Mawn applied on the tongue with a swallow of water at bedtime is marketed by Roman & Vick Drug Store with a guarantee of curing constipation and headache. The advertisement emphasizes quick relief and retail availability.
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Roman & Vick Drug Store
Roman & Vick Drug
Enthusiastic New Year in Methodist Church Activities
The Wo man’s work and Missionary Society in the Methodist church report well attended meetings as four Monday group sessions run monthly from business to social programs. Group No 1 hosts February 28 at Mr. and Mrs. M. H. James with pastor’s wives as guests.
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Methodist Church
Missionary Society
M. H. James
College Avenue
H. C. Willis
King Vivian
College
J. R. McKee
C. E. Harder
Mesdames H. C. Willis
J. M. Reed
Josie Lawrence
Oak McKenzie
H. E. Worley
J. M. Darwin
H. C. Fulgham
Sullivan
Davis
Cora Hamilton
A. W. Rouyder Romney Dansby
Chas
Edinburg
H. H. Seale
Koenig
W. E. Neeley
T. C. Parker
the Edge Apartments
the Missionary Society
A. M. Waldrop
Stuart Barron
Sanders
Amster of
Hempstead
Sommerville
Mesdames
A. M. Waldron
W. FP. Gibbs
W. H. Cole
J. F. Jenkins
J. W. Gulledge
J. W. Baron
S. D. Pierce
W. C. Lawson
H. A. Widdecke
Henry
Starr Dies or Dies Soon After Harrison Bank Robbery
Henry Starr, the notorious bandit shot during a robbery at the Peoples State Bank in Harrison, Ark, grows weaker under medicine as doctors warn little chance of recovery. He speaks of making peace with God and may reveal accomplices to the sheriff.
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Harrison, Ark
Henry Star
Peoples State Bank
Harrison
Starr
C. B. Coffman
Coffman
Freshmen paddling at Texas A&M from past era
Joe Webb in Waco News Tribune recalls paddling of freshmen at the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college, noting the practice as a common occurrence in schooling days. The remark contrasts past discipline with present views on corporal punishment.
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Legislative Investigating Committee
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Joe Webb
Waco News Tribune
Penalty of Raising Cotton This Year by P S Mangum
In this opinion piece P S Mangum argues farmers rely on tradition, overplant cotton, and ignore market signals. He predicts a ten million bale U S crop yielding losses, urges less cotton and more homegrown food to reduce need for outside purchases.
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P. S. Mangum
America
United States
Bryan
Hood's Brigade Battle Flag to Belong to Texas
A Texas House report recounts the First Texas Infantry flag sent by Lula Wigfall of Marshall in 1861. It describes battles from Yorktown to Sharpsburg, notes the flag’s rescue amid Texas soldiers’ casualties, and says Congress returned it to Texas, to be a permanent memorial.
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Austin
Texas
Horton
Dallas
Rountree
Brazos
Perry
Erath
First Texas Infantry
Lula Wigfall
Marshall
Louis T. Wigfal
First Texas
Potomac
Yorktown
Eltham's Landing
Seven Pines
Gaines Mill
Malvern Hill
Freeman’s Ford
Congress
Louisiana State beats A and M in first of series
College Station Texas Feb 22 Louisiana State University defeated A and M 24 to 16 in the first of a two game series. LSU showed a strong start and finished strong. Forbes failed on four free shots and Megarity was replaced by Ethelbert mid second half. Helm and Ives starred for LSU with a rugged defensive effort for A and M.
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Eagle
College Station
Texas
Louisiana State University
Louisiana
Aggies
Forbes
Ethelbert
Megarity
Helm
Ives
Texas A. & M. Jones
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Section
John C Monroe wed Miss Annie Felder Herman Johnson to Estelle Brooks Pat Riley to Miss Etta Prewett Isam Butler to Miss Annie Davis Emitt M Ferguson to Miss Varalee Peterson Willie Walker to Miss Minnie Sparks Olden Jinkins to Miss Mattie Wilson Charles Sandle to Miss Maggie Felder Leroy Jefferson to Miss Maggie Robinson Ossie Vanhook to Miss Ora Belle Dansby Howard R Lee to Miss Ruth Hensarling
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John C. Monroe
Annie Felder
Herman Johnson
Estelle Brooks
Pat Riley
Etta Prewett
Isam Butler
Annie Davis
Emitt M. Ferguson
Varalee Peterson
Willie Walker
Minnie Sparks
Olden Jinkins
Mattie Wilson
Charles Sandle
Maggie Felder
Leroy Jefferson
Maggie Robinson
Ossie Vanhook
Ora Belle Dansby
Howard R. Lee
Ruth Hensarling
Bricklayers Union Votes Wage Cut in Texarkana
The Bricklayers Union in Texarkana Texas voted to reduce foremen pay from 15 to 12 per day and Journeymen from 11 to 10 per day because members cannot work full time.
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Texarkana
Texas
Consolidation Plan Aims to Merge Warehouse and Market Dept
A. W. Kinnard argues for merging the Warehouse and Market Department into the State Department of Agriculture to reduce duplication and improve efficiency. He notes transfers from the Agricultural and Mechanical College and other agencies, referencing legislative recommendations and a 1919 national briefing, urging public consideration of a science-based agricultural program for Texas.
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Bryan
Neff
Brazos County
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Forest Service
Farmers Institute
David F. Houston
National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Land Grant Colleges of the
United States
Baltimore
Texas
Agricultural Progress of
A. W. Kinnard
Tanlac Restores Health Say George W Logan Of Peabody KS
A prominent Kansas stock dealer, George W Logan of Peabody, praises Tanlac claiming full recovery from a run down state, weight gain of thirty five pounds, and improved digestion after six bottles. He notes his wife also benefited and invites others to verify his claims. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists everywhere.
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Tanlac
George W. Logan
Peabody
Kansas
Middle West
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Probed Laws May Close Kansas City Tick Market
Fort Worth Texas tick eradicator Dr. H Grafke warns that proposed measures in Oklahoma and Arkansas to ban shipments of tick infested cattle will nearly close the Kansas City livestock market to Texas shippers. He notes routes from Texas pass through Oklahoma or Arkansas and would be blocked, with Louisiana already enforcing a ban.
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Fort Worth
Texa
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas City
Texas
H. Grafke
New Orleans
Louisiana
Gratke
Little Rock
Ark
Grafke
Congress
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Pat M. Neff
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
J. E. Boog-Scott
Coleman
Paul L. Smith
Gilmer
J. B. Murray
San Antonio
Marketing Bill for Farmers Now Pending in Senate
Austin Texas Feb 21 The cooperative marketing bill approved by the Texas house and allowing five or more agricultural workers to form a non profit cooperative is now before the senate. The bill aims to promote orderly marketing and reduce speculation by direct producer to consumer selling and to stabilize agricultural marketing nationwide. The cooperative would handle marketing harvesting processing packing storing shipping and related activities and may borrow money act as agent own stock establish reserves own property and finance operations.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas House
Senate
Life Long Brazos County Resident Dies at 34
Tony Lobello aged 34 a longtime Brazos County resident died Sunday at 3 45 pm He was survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Leon Lobello three brothers Samuel Nick and Leo Lobello and one sister Mrs Charles Todars The funeral is set for 4 pm Monday at the Catholic church with burial in the city cemetery Pallbearers are Tom Daly John S Lawrence Jr Napoleon S Saladiner John Patrenello Robert Armstrong Jr and Robert Smith.
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Tony Lobello
Leon Lobello
Samuel
Nick
Leo Lobello
Charles Todars
Tom Daly
John S. Lawrence, Jr
Napoleon S. Salidiner
John Patrenello
Robert Armstrong, Jr
Robert Smith
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Mrs. Lucy Carson
Hood
TOL
S. A
Pelm
McFarland
Williams
Ehlert
Atkins
Hartune
Dwyer
Louisiana Hairne
Jones
McGarity
Knickerbocker
Tanlaec
G. W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
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