Rainy Camp Travis Week Delights Brazos Troops
Rainy day schedules at Camp Travis pause outdoor drills and shift to conferences and lectures. The 860th and 90th Division troops stage singing rehearsals at the Y.M.C.A and a Washington birthday parade with haversack and full field gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
360Th Infantry
Campuis
Texas
Camp Travis
Narftzgerm
Washington
90Th
San Antonio
Haversack
National Army
Thomas ©. Nunn
58Rd Co
165Th Depot Brigade
Bryan
54Th Company
Nunn
Harvey Chronicle Reports Spring Hope and Local Tragedy
The town notes a mild spring with renewed farming and garden planting. A nighttime assault on Raymond Todd occurred at the barn, with the assailant unseen. Blacksmith Ben Field dies after illness and a possible liniment mishap. the Red Cross plans meetings today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Raymond Todd
Ferguson
Mr. Todd
Mr. Pererson
Ben Field
Ben
Bryan Hospital
Red Cross
Tabor Web Rev. Phill fills regular appointment
The text notes Rev. Phill fills his usual schedule at Alex and weekend services. Rev. Storey cannot preach at High School afternoon due to illness and other Bryan ex- proceedings are referenced in fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Bonds
C. Ard
Benchley
Mary Bowman
Reuben Edmonds
Bryan
Willie Parker
B. B A
J. Vandiver
Reliance
Grace Morehead
John H. Morehead
J. M. Olsen
Charlie B. Martin
Waco
Atlanta
Junior Red Cross
Maggie Jones
Abilen
Texas
Bryan Baptist Academy
Thompson
MecCowin
W. B
Elizabeth Mathisice
Tabor
Phill
Alex
Storey
Elud Vidayata
Health improves as measles wane and war talks energize Franklin Grove
Measles have swept Edge with many affected but most have recovered. Benson Davis Hadley and Henderson spoke at the colored Methodist church in Franklin Grove urging duties during the war and were applauded. Gertrude Beard visits Ada Belle Curry in Wheelock. Frank Rychlik drives his Ford Sunday looking for a partner. Mr and Mrs W K E Moore visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Messrs Benson
Davis
Hadley
Henderson
Franklin Grove
Gertrude Beard
Ada Belle Curry
Wheelock
Frank Rychlik
Rye and surrounding towns busy with farming and visits
Rye residents plant corn oats and potatoes amid community news. Mrs. Andert improves from sickness. Joe Andert returns on furlough. Bryan high student Jennie Kosh visits family. Box supper at Benchley and numerous local visits and gatherings noted. Red Cross work, thrift stamps, and Camp Travis promotions appear among local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andert
Joe Andert
Jennie Kosh
Bryan High School
Benchley
John Casha
la Vada Goen
Habart
S. H. Higgs
Wytie Higgs
A. L. Higgs
Frank Kopecky
Rye
Parker School
Rye School
Sam
Powers
Chldren
Ter Sare
Zemamesis
Joe Hopseeey
Peyton
Teachers Examinations Schedule for 1918 Issued
State superintendent W P Doughty announces the 1918 teachers examinations with dates set for April 5 and 6 June 7 and 8 September 6 and 7 October 18 and 19 and December 6 and 7 signed by WM L Powers County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PF. Doughty
Family stock of BALLABIYS SNOW LINIMENT advertised
An older classifieds note promotes BALLABIYS SNOW LINIMENT for burns and wounds. It claims quick healing when used promptly and lists pricing at 25 cents per bottle or one dollar per bottle, with sales through B. J. or a similar seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballabiys
B. J
Prize for schools selling war stamps set as thrift prize
Rural schools in Bryan area are urged to boost thrift stamp sales from March 1 to May 1 for a non cash prize. W L Powers pledges first donation to start a purse for the top buyer, with the total sales across Bryan banks and post office reaching 8876.35 through Saturday. Rural school reports list multiple communities with varying stamps sold, while several others have not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayle County
W. L. Powers
Bryan
W. C. Lawson
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Reliance
Kurten
Cottonwood
Alexander
Rye
Millican
Steep Hollow
Union Hill
Smetana
Fountain
Shiloh
Probate Court Issues Guardianship and Appraisers Nominations
J. T. Maloney presides as estate actions grant letters of guardianship for Mary and Antone Simon with Mary Simon named guardian and bond set at 2000 dollars. Various estates see wills probated or inventories approved with appraisers named and administrators appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Maloney
Albin
Mary
Antone Simon
Mary Simon
George Nedbalek
M. F. Vitopie
Nelson Dulaney
J. J. Derden
J. W. Batts
BE. W. Cranshaw
W. T. James
John W. Dorenus
J. W. Dorenus Jr
H. O. Jones
W. ©. Davis
S. L. Boatwright
Frank Kosh
Petronila Kosh
Edge Named Candidate for Commissioner in Precinct 2
The Eagle announces George P. Edge of Cottonwood as a Democrat candidate for Brazos County Commissioner in precinct 2. Born and raised in the precinct, Edge highlights knowledge of local roads bridges schools and interests, promising prudent spending and steady progress with conservatism. He is the son of late Capt W L Edge, a longtime county official and veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Edge
Cottonwood
Edge
W. L. Edge
Brazos County
Mr. Edge
Bryan Invited to Address Legislature During Session
Austin Feb 27 The house adopted a resolution inviting William Jennings Bryan to address the legislature at his convenience during the special session. A motion to adjourn was delayed as Rep Wills noted the governor planned a message to the house. Five senate bills carry out the governor's liquor recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
William Jennings Bryan
Representative Wills
Senate
Dean
Household Inventory Not Filled in Brazog County Report
The Eagle critiques the first Brazog county household inventory report for incomplete data. It notes missing information in column 1 section 4 and inconsistent 1917 consumption figures, stating Mrs. Buchanan must return the inventories for correction. Co. L. Beason, County Food Administrator.
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Brazog County
District Court Verdicts and Receivership Actions
Judge H S Morehead presided as State faced Ike Childs with a two year penitentiary sentence after a guilty plea. Milton Washington received two years with suspended sentence after a guilty plea. Rube Mullinax was found not guilty on theft. Ethel Sellen et al versus W B Roman et al resulted in a partition verdict valuing property at TM00 and not partitionable. C F Jones appointed receiver to sell property at private sale on credit and report. receiver’s report filed February 26 approved and confirmed. $10 fee allowed as costs and receiver discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Morehead
Ike Childs
Milton Washington
State
Rube Mullin
Tanlac Gives Harrisburg Man New Lease on Life
O A Cook of Harrisburg Texas says a half hour’s job feels like a day’s work after taking Tanlac. He reports improved strength and vitality and credits the medicine with the positive change in his health and daily energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
O. A. Cook
Harrisburg
Texas
Taniac
Tanlac praised by grateful patient in Houston drug store
A man from Fidelity Chemical Company describes relief after taking Tanlac at Kiesling's Drug Store Houston. He says years of fatigue back pain indigestion and nerves improved, sleep returned, appetite restored and work renewed. Tanlac sold in Bryan Wellborn Edge Allen Farm and Tabor by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Chemical Company
Kiesling
Houston
Georgia
Tanlae
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Wellborn
J. P. Royder
Edge
Moore & Payne
Allenfarm
Terrell Bros
Tabor
J. K. Presnal
Ady
Wanted Cord Dry Wood for Sale
Pat Newton at Eagle Office advertises dry cordwood wanted. tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Newton
Eagle Office
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Mary Locke
Conroe
O. L. Wilcox
Laura Broach
Will Presnal
Drummond
Tom Cross
Junius Monroe
Wellsorn
Welborn
Fiverytiting
Corz
Lyle Boyder
Adin Wiliams
Ekington Field
Risimd
Charley Boyd
J. Nagle
Abe Hensarling
A and M
Tom Robinson
Lilla Welch
Rev Tatum
Miss Johnson
J M. Royder
J. W. Barren
Jno. Hensarling
The
A. F. Lee
Ed McSwain
Kota Gandy
H. Royder
Jeff
Edel Royder
Hearne
J. P. Boyder
Daily Eagle
Ike Holligan
W. M. Holligan
J. H. Wilcox
Dallas
George Henry
Jacob Fuchs
Brazos Bottom
Ki. H. Haltom
George Williams
Coleview
Capt
C. C. McRae
Parker Estate
John Riley
W. FE. Wren
Henry Gandy
John W. Beard
C. Morgan
W. H. Morgan
Henry Kurten, Jr
Claud Griffith
Re-lance
W. EB. Gandy
W. D. Stallings
W. D. Yardley
Sam Jones
Walter Cargill
John Carroll
J. T. Dyess
Hardy Weeden
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood Prairie
Dr. Koontz
Henry Kootits
Zack
Claud Moore
Will Rains
W. J. Cox
Franklin
R. B. Grant
Grant
L. J. Cox
Hempstead
W. R Thomas
Kesse
Bryan Redar
Emma Sead
Miss Biles Hartsfield
Genebies
Duke WJ. Meere
Beachies
Gieitemer
Hearse
Calvert Anday Ser
Tt Tee
Grham
Lyons
Burleson County
F. W. Lock
J. S. Byars
Independence
John Beard
Beard Bros
John Henry
Ridge
T. B. Smith
Essie Shealey
Rmiance
J. R. Burtis
Madisonville
J. S. Burtis
W.R. Akers
Cross
Carl T. Harper
Pmeie Aemsceeg
Lode
Abbie Epestine
Calvert
O. O. Henderson
R. Beene
Hardy Neville
D. D. Sheffield
J. & Williams
Grimes County
J. L. Broach
John Lloyd
Lee Burley
J. C. Davidson
Knox Williams
John Thompson
Gus Robinson
Iola
G. W. Blanton
T. T. Goodwin
eProvidence
W. L. Cross
John Roberson
Benchely
Amon Williams
Prom Wednnestar
Paul Merka
L. & Thempeoe
Karten
Siew Wes
Ed Carll
Dyupée
Rock Prairie
H. L. Hensarling
John S. Edge
Magnolia
Hig Son
Eugene Edge
WM. L. Powers, Co
Probate Court
Geo. P. Edge
District Court
Boston
of Bryan
St. Louis
New York
Popular Price
Harry Marwill
William S. Hart In
Wolves of the Rail
Dixie
Harold Lockwood
Ira Gordon
Brazos
Grimes
Burleson
W.S.S
Hindenburg
L. Lobello Grocery
C. Pte Ding
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