Local notables visit city on varied errands
Numerous residents and visitors flow through the city on business and social calls. J D Jones Harvey, J D Goen Harvey, A B Hugghins Kurton, Tyler Haswell Houston, J D George Macy, O M Ball local college, John D Rogers Navasota, E Gandy Rock Prairie, T A Hensarling Steep Hollow, T C Born Houston, Rev Randolph Ray Hearne, Mrs W J Crawford Millican, J L and G B Hensarling Wellborn, and others are listed among those in town or traveling for meetings, banking, Mardi Gras, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jones
Harvey
L. B. Kern
Marlin
J. D. Goen
A. B. Hugghins
Kurton
Tyler Haswell
Houston
J. D. George
Macy
O. M. Ball
John D. Rogers
Navasota
E. Gandy
Rock Prairie
T. A. Hensarling
Steep Hollow
T. C. Born
Randolph Ray
Hearne
W. J. Crawford
Millican
Henry Crenshaw
J. L
George RB. Hensarling
Wellborn
W. E. Sampson
H. O. Boatwright
Fourth District
Elise Chapin
Chattanooga
Tenn
M. L. Parker
Kyle Owens
New Orleans
Owens
S. W. Buchanan
International & Great Northern Railway Company
Bryan
Tom Cross
Edge
W. J. McDonald
Bertha Maloney
Galveston
Leila
Margaret Schmitt
C. M. Evans
Southern Farm and Dairy
James Wilson Jr
Normangee
Katherine Hurt
San Antonio
Elizabeth Wilcox
T. B. Smith
Reliance
T. B. Martin
J. E. Bullock
George Edge
Harris School House
O. P. Hall
W. A. Smith
Will Payne
W. W. McFerrin
J. H. Reed
J. J. Cahill
Smetana
Hardy Newton
W. F. Hoppess
Little Son
Hillsboro
J. W. Coulter
Robert King
Justice Court
King
Marshal Worley
Otto Plagens
Kurten
St. Joseph
Frank Conrad
J. Allen Myers
John Hensarling
Edwin Jenkins
Harry Edge
Southwestern University
Georgetown
A. & M. College
Charlton H. Storey
First Presbyterian Church
Brownwood
Storey
Dall
W. Buchanan
Lockhart
Mae Foster
Vivian Royder
Jack Lawless
Lillian
Marie Reidig
St. Louis
LaHatte
John Wittman
Maude Leigh
Ruth Ponder
Fritz Easman
Valley Junction
W. P. Jones
Lillie Gray
P. S. Tilson
M. J. Parker
Philip Groginski
Joe Groginski
J. H. Dowling
I. Dowling
J. R. Garner
Joel
Mart
W. J. Ratliff
I. Stephan
George Stephan
West Anderson Street
John I. Armstrong
Nashville
J. B. Hines
C. M. Spann
Ada Field
Calvert
Mattie Scrimshire
Ennis
D. Cooke
Waco
Frank Myers
Grace Watson
Grace Ramsey
Adelaide Glass
Villa Maria Academy
J. F. Mulhall
W. L. Cross
Tabor
Ira Bond
Prospect
Jim Tobi
Herman Kindt
A.W. Shelton
Providence
W. P. Means
Ira and
Ashley Bond
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
W. E. Graham
J. Harris
Cottonwood
J. J. Jones
College
J. Hensarling
Addie Walthall
Taylor
T. A. Tobias
W. G. Lindsay
J. H. White
Wixen
J. F. Crenshaw
J. S. Whitten
T. P. Hall
W. B. English
Ed Carll
Miss Dymple
S. S. Kelly
J. B. Yeager
W. F. Odom
George W. Smith
F. W. May Jr
Mr. May
J. 8. Doane
Numerous Visitors and Residents Seen in City References
Local residents from Prospect, Cottonwood, Wellborn, Kurten, and surrounding areas visited Bryan today. Travelers include J. C. Lloyd of Reliance, J. R. Howell from St. Louis, Mrs. Hines visiting Houston, and many others transferring on business or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
J. C. Morgan
Reliance
C. Forrest Jones
Houston
J. W. Wiley
Waco
W. G. Reynolds
Fort Worth
Bullock
Prospect
J. H. Ferguson
Harvey
J. H. Gregg Sr
Pitts Bridge
N. A. Cotham
Wharton
M. P. Wilkerson
Allen Academy
Navasota
E. E. Rembert
Calvert
Mack Rembert
A. C. Williams
K. Kelly
Coleview
A. W. Border
Wellborn
Joe Beal
J. C. Lloyd
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
Cy Koontz
Zack
L. B. Kern
Marlin
J. A. Pope
Thornton
J. R. Howell
St. Louis
J. H. Jackson
Arkansas
George Echols
Rosprim
L. Kotch
Bremond
J. E. Astin
George M. Coal
D. D. White
Oliver J. Parks
Dallas
Farm Facts on Cooperation and Education
Cheap money and strong rural organization can boost farming profits. The author argues for improved marketing, community spirit, and co operation between farmers and business experts. He urges agricultural education for all and says government support should foster farmer organization and idea exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Jury Carried to Church by Sheriff in Texas Case
The twelve jurors in the case J. D. Faircloth vs. S. W. Lukashowicz et al failed to reach a verdict by midnight Saturday. Deputy Sheriff Baker Larkin got permission from District Judge J. C. Scott to take the jury to church, seating them in the balcony at both the Baptist and Methodist services in Franklin on Sunday. This was the first documented county jury attendance at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tex
J. D. Faircloth
S. W. Lukashowicz
Baker Larkin
J. C. Scott
Baptist
Good Roads Notes by Homer D Wade
Farmers' Union Good Roads Committee chair argues roads key to farmer value and community development. He links road quality to production costs, school access, church work, happiness, and lasting economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer D. Wade
National Farmers’ Union
Intervention urged by United States and South American powers
Senator Fall of New Mexico urged US Argentina Brazil and Chile to police Mexico and restore order in Mexico City. He attacked General Villa saying he seized a French woman and held her for four days after her husband joined the war in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Villa
Mexico City
France
Senator Fall
So there is love in the long lane’s turning
The Bentztown Bard writes that love endures beyond dusk and through the sunlit path, contradicting fears that a prior romance has died. The poem emphasizes resilience and the persistence of love as a guiding lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentztown
Alberta Votes on Provincewide Prohibition Next July
Alberta plans a provincewide prohibition vote next July. A legislative bill aims to move the province toward banning alcohol across all jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Kansas
Leaders and political moves span party lines in 1914 politics
Representative Claude Kitchin of North Carolina emerges as Democratic leader of the next House and Ways and Means veteran. Missouri enacts a Dill bill prompting religious inspections of convents and seminaries, stirring state politics. Michigan Democrats push to renominate Wilson, while suffrage gains spread in Massachusetts and New Jersey with 151 668 Woman Suffrage party members in Greater New York and 45 615 new enrollees in 1914 across five boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Missouri Assembly
Michigan
Wilson
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Sarah Bernhardt Doing Well After Operation
Bordeaux France Feb 23 Sarah Bernhardt's condition from yesterday's operation is good. The famed actress shows signs of recovery and observers report she is resting comfortably at home following the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Associated Press
Bordeaux
France
An Ounce of Prevention Versus Fire Destruction
A fire prevention piece by S. W. Inglish argues fires cause more damage than other threats. It urges constant vigilance at home and explains fires affect all, warning that a single negligent act can wipe out saved property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damocles
New Fire Escape Law Targets Multistory Buildings
Texas lawmakers passed a bill requiring property owners to install fire escapes on all buildings over two stories tall where more than five people stay or gather. Fire Marshal John Daly Jr. notes Bryan will be affected as many schools and three story structures lack escapes. The law takes effect in sixty days with fines from fifty to two hundred dollars for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daly Jr
Texas
Bryan
Little Dorothy Weddington Dies After Diphtheria
Little Dorothy Weddington 15 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Weddington, died at 1 o’clock a m after a brief illness of about thirty hours. She fell ill Friday night with diphtheria and died at her grandmother’s home in the city. Funeral held yesterday at 2:30 p m from the house with Rev M E B Weaver of First Baptist Church officiating. burial in Boonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Weddington
Dale Weddington
R. L. Weddington
Boonville
M. EB. Weaver
First Baptist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
John S. Smith
J. L. Cobb
W. J. Burt
Wixon
J. P. Gilpin
J. M. Cox
C. L. Wilcox
Alexander
J. J. Vandiver
J. G. W. Allen
Pinckney Mims
D. E. Thompson
W. L. Powers
F. R. Collard Jr
Wheelock
W. S. Stuart
J. M. Royder
W. G. Drummond
Eagle
Leonard Moorehead
Miss Ara
Austin
Robert Armstrong
Sam B. Wilson
Sam B. Wilson & Company
W. C. Lawson
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Educational Association
Lawson
Roy Long
Rockdale
W. R. Fairman
R. H. Carroll
Gladys Barron
W. S. Mia
Brazos Bottom
H. C. Fulgham
Mississippi
Vandy Thornhill
Chappell Hill
Sim Spell
T. H. Spell
H. B. McDowell
Dorothy
Jarret Latimer
Grace Gandy
Clarence Wheeler
J. W. Barton
J. P. Wilson
S. G. Edwards
Gal. Weston
J. W. Neal
Weatherford
J. W. Hamilton
Elizabeth Wwcox
W. E. Astin
Will Battle
A. W. Boyder
A. Searcy
Hempstead
A. J. Searcy
Tom Massey
International & Great Northern
Magnolia
Jack Myers
Tyler
J. M. Bullock U Jr
F. R. Collard Sr
James H. Webb
Webb Bros
W. A. Loving
Walter Higgs
Chester Higgs
BE. J. Fountain Sr
J. Tom Smith
W. J. Coulter Company
Dry Goos House
A. W. Buchanan
Brazos County
Buchanan
Old
Brazos
R. R. Braswell
Mansfield
Southern Farm
Danry
George D. Marshall
Messrs. Evans and
Marshall
Good Roads Notes
A. B. C. Powers
U. S
Politics
S. W. Inglish
Little Dorothy Weddington
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