Governor Neff to Speak at State Older Boys Conference
Governor Pat M. Neff is slated as principal speaker for the State Older Boys Conference at Texas A and M College in College Station January 27 to 29. Other speakers include Jarry Rimmer of California and C. R. Webster of the Y M C A. Enrollment is limited to 600, with registration open to boys fifteen and older from county clubs, Employed Boys' Brotherhoods, Boy Scouts and related groups. President W. B. Bizzell hosts and will attend. meals and dormitory accommodations are provided at practical cost. a closing banquet features President Bizzell’s address. A special Texas rail rate of one and one-half fare is available on the certificate plan.
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Bryan
College Station
Lex
Pat M. Neff
A. and M. College of
W. B. Bizzell
Thea
Bizzell
Texas
Captain Tuttle to Camp Benning for Infantry Officers' School
Captain A L Tuttle, stationed at Texas A and M for three years with the ROTC infantry unit, will be relieved to attend the Infantry Officers School at Camp Benning, Georgia, starting September 16 1922. He will remain at Camp Benning until the following May and must serve with regular troops for one year before return.
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College Station
Texas
A. L. Tuttle
A. &M. College of Texas
Camp Benning
Georgia
Infantry Officers’ School
War Department
Tuttle
Kinnard Named to Texas Cotton Classers Board
The Texas state department of markets and warehouse appoints 1922 board members L. E. Dowd G. A. Wall and A. W. Kinnard. After Texas A M The short course in cotton classing at college trains examiners and certifies classers. Certificates enable official classer positions with county or cooperative farmers.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Board of Cotton Classers
Texas State Department of Markets and Warehouse
Charles E. Baughman
L. E. Dowd
College Station
G. A. Wall
Brownwood
A. W. Kinnard
Bryan
Texas A. & M. College
Board of Cotton
Department of Markets and Warehouse
Mr. Baughman
Commissioners Court
Markets and Warehouse Department
Poultry Show Preparations in Brazos County
Brazos county farmers gathered in Bryan to enter farm poultry in the Brazos County Poultry Show opening tomorrow. Many said they had none this year but expect prize winners in the next show. The event runs Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Business farmers noted in city scene
J. T. Dyas of Harvey and Dick Blanton of Coleview were among the business farmers observed in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Dyas
Harvey
Dick Blanton
Coleview
Bryan Rotary Club Starts New Year with Praise and Plans
The Bryan Rotary Club opened its New Year luncheon led by Chas. E. Finley with praise for progress since last summer's visit by Gabe Cazell of Mineral Wells. Cazell urged attendance at the Mineral Wells State Rotary Committee meeting in March, hailed Coach Bible, and lauded Aggie Center triumphs as boosting A. and M. exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Finley
Aggie
Dallas
A. & M. College
D. X. Bible
Bible
Aggies
McKenzie
R. O. Allen
M. E. Wallace
E. E. McAdams
Bryan Rotary Club
S. Moylan Bird
Sam E. Eberstadt
Bird
Prof. Carell
PD. X. Bible
Thos. Mayo
Ike Ashburn
C. S. Beckwith
R. W. Howell
Hon
F. L. Henderson
Travis B. Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Rev. S. Moylan Bird
Wilson Bradley
W. S. Barron
Campaign finance limits proposed for Senate and House
A corrupt practices bill introduced by Rep Cable would cap campaign expenses at 25000 for Senate campaigns and 4000 for House campaigns, calculated by three cents per voter up to the limits. The proposal aims to curb expenditures in federal elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Representative Cable
Republican
Ohio
Yeagers Return After New Year Guest Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager of Iola returned home today after visiting Mr and Mrs Edgar Jones since New Year's Day.
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Earl Yeager
Iola
Edgar Jones
Knights Templar Hold Banquet and Annual Conclave
Hon Giddings Stone of Brenham led an official visit to Ivanhoe Commandery 248 with Sir Knights Em brey and Kershaw. A Banquet followed at the Green Parrot Tea Room where General Henry Bates Stoddard and Dr John A Held delivered Masonic talks about the duties of knighthood and Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giddings Stone
Brenham
J. E. Embrey
A. W. Kershaw
Knights Templar of
Texas
Ivanhoe Commandery
J. D. Martin
W. E. Saunders
Masonic Temple
Green Parrot Tea Room
Lee J. Rountree
Henry Bates Stoddard
Knights Templar
United States
John A. Held
Dr. Held
S. P. Brooks
Travis B. Bryan
J. N. Goodwin
Bryan
Grand Commandery
Rountree
General Stoddard
D. C. Jones
T. B. Bryan
W. W. Kraft
Gen
H. B. Stoddard
R. A. Harrison
J. C. Wicks
T. Cody
O. E. Saunders
S. G. Bailey
T. K. Lawrence
A. C. Love
M. L. Parker
George Smart
W. M. Sparks
W. B. Lanham
C. A. Searcy
Bernham
J. C. Embrey
J. B. Oliphant
M. R. Bentley
W. and
M. E. Hays
Klock Cloud Wedding Joins Olive Cloud and Neal Klock
Miss Olive Cloud daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Cloud and Neal H Klock of Cheneyville La were married at the Free Baptist church Tuesday at 8 30 pm Rev C B Thompson officiating The bridal party included Mrs Boyett and Misses Vena Cox Ethel Eden Evelyn Crawford Mildred Cloud Jessie Myrtle Hensarling Tommie Mayo Dudley Baker and Charles Crawford Others acted as ushers train bearers and flower girls The couple left on a midnight train for a brief trip and will reside in Cheneyville La A fuller Society Columns report will appear in Friday's Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Cloud
W. E. Cloud
Neal H. Klock
Cheneyville
Free Baptist Church
C. B. Thompson
Boyett
Vena Cox
San Antonio
Ethel Eden
Evelyn Crawford
Mildred Cloud
Jessie Myrtle Hensarling
Tommie Mayo
College Station
Dudley Baker
Charles Crawford
Cal Graham
Earl Traum
Billy
Elizabeth Holmes
Ralph Griffith
Genevieve Barron
Simmie Wheeler
Mrs. Klock
the Eagle
Rev Bird to Speak at College Y M C A
Rev S Moylan Bird of Bryan will give a short talk at the A M College Y M C A chapel this evening at 6 45 Miss Priscilla Sims will sing A Sunday service is expected to which Bryan and College friends are invited
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S. Moylan Bird of
Bryan
A. & M. College
Priscilla Sims
Hassell Goes to Trial in Dallas for Assault with Motorcycle
Dallas January 5 motion for continuation overruled in criminal court and jury selection ordered to try Jess Hassell charged with criminal assault with a motorcycle.
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Jess Hassell
Dallas
A and M College Buys 250 Acre Pecan Orchard Project
Charles A. Felker chief clerk reports Texas A and M College has bought 250 acres along the Brazos River near Jones bridge to plant budded paper shell pecans. Two thousand trees set already with plans for 2,000 more, cotton grown between rows, care by Dean E J Kyle. The orchard aims to be the world's largest.
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Felker
Dean E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Bryan Woman's Club Elects 1922 Officers
The Bryan Woman's Club convened at 3 p m with President Mrs M Hetty Curry resuming weekly sessions for 1921 22. Officers were elected by ballot for 1922 including Mrs Frank Webb as president and other officers, with reports from committees and praise for members.
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Bryan Woman’s Club
M. Hetty Curry
E. W. Crenshaw
M. W. Sims
Federation Committee
J. C. Nagle
College
W.S. Howell
College of Industrial Arts
Jewel Mathis
Bryan Club
J. T. Hanway
R. Allen
Bryan
Ellers
W. B. Bizzell
Albert Buchanan
J. A. Myres
Egbert Jones
Frank Webb
B. A. Sims
B. Youngblood
A. K. Brown
R. A. Harrison
S. C. Williams
F. J. Henderson
R. O. Allen
John A. Moore, Jr
Annual Chamber of Commerce Meeting Set for January 17
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce held its first 1921 meeting with President Tyler Haswell presiding. Officials agreed the annual meeting would be held Tuesday night January 17 and directed the Entertainment Committee to report at the January 10 session. 1921 reports to be presented at the January 17 meeting.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Advertisement in Bryan Daily Eagle Yields Results
An advertisement in the Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle draws attention to a local sale or offer, signaling successful response from readers. The piece notes concrete outcomes or interest sparked by the notice, reflecting the paper’s role in connecting buyers and sellers.
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Bryan Daily
Weekly Eagle
Silver Wedding of Dr. and Mrs Held
Thursday December 29 marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Held. They welcomed hundreds at their West 26th Street home with friends including Dr. George Truett and Dr. S. P. Brooks among others. The event featured Yuletide decor, a bridal cake, silver bells, and a toast program led by Judge W. C. Davis. Dr. Held read an original poem. prayers and tributes followed, noting Dr. Held’s work at Howard Payne College and Mrs. Held’s teaching at Burleson College.
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John A
West 26Th Street
George Truett
Dallas
Geo. W. McDaniel
Richmond
R. C. Burleson
Waco
W. E. Swenson
Stamford
S. P. Brooks
A. Heldberg
Houston
M. P. Andrews
Temple
Zerline Larkin
Gray, Ga
John Malawan
E. T. Line
San Angelo
Brook Stevenson Jr
Emily Held
R. B. Grant
Pat Newton
B. F. K. Mullens
Held
E. H. P. Bain
George B. Butler
Selena Sanders
Louise Pipkin
Dorothy Ettle
Eugene Edge
Helen Moore
W.C. Davis
W. N. Sholl
First Presbyterian Church
W. B. Bizzell
H. O. Boatwright
E. R. Arneson
San Antonio
Lee J. Rountree
W. H. Matthews
College Station
Greenville Daily
E. B. Hardie
South Texas
Jno. A. Held
Annie Hardie
S. J. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Howard-Payne College
Baylor University
Annie
Burleson College
Austria
America
Baylor
Mississippi College
Week of Prayer at First Baptist Church Services
The Week of Prayer at the First Baptist church holds afternoon services at 8 o'clock. Friday's topic is Making Japan More Beautiful with Circle No 3 of the Auxiliary in charge. All city church women are invited to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Japan
Circle No. 3
Austin Officers Bound Over to Grand Jury in Clayton Case
Four Austin officers including Policeman McNeu and Prohibition Enforcement Officer Morrison waived examining trials and were bound over to the February grand jury in the fatal shooting of Peter Clayton near the Ku Klux hall. Barneys Blunt and Childress may stand examining trial. their trials set for tomorrow. The grand jury will also review charges against seventeen citizens in the Clayton murder with bonds set at 5,000 for the civilians and 1,000 for the officers. The shooting occurred during a bootlegging raid as the car containing Clayton Blunt and Childress sped through an alley.
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Bryan Eagle
Austin
Tex
McNeu
Onicer Morrison
Peter Clayton
Hall
John E. Snellon
Barney Blunt
Oimney
Chicken) Childress
Clayton
Clayton, Blunt and Childress
Opening of Brazos County Poultry Show Friday at 10
At 1 today Thursday Superintendent C E Jenkins and Assistant Superintendent Carl Wipprecht had received twelve entries for the Brazos County Poultry Show. The event opens at 10 o clock Friday in the Sebesta building on Railroad street and closes at 4 30 Saturday afternoon. The show is free to visitors from 10 Friday and 9 Saturday until closing. Premiums and prizes will be awarded. F W Kagemen of A M College will judge the birds.
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C. E. Jenkins
Carl Wipprecht
Brazos County
Sebesta
Railroad Street
F. W. Kagemen
A. & M. College
Ouster Suits Filed Against Three Officials
Ardmore dated January 5 reports ouster proceedings filed in Carter County District Court by F L Fulton assistant attorney general against Buck Garrett Carter County sheriff and by B Langston mayor Healdton and Lem Bates city marshal and chief of police Healdton alleging removal actions.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
F. L. Fulton
Buck Garrett
Carter County
B. Langston
Healdton
Oklahoma
Lem Bates
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Dr and Mrs Mo A Held
A terse local notice notes the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Dr and Mrs Mo A. Their long years together are marked as a community milestone, reflecting a Baptist family’s history from Georgia to Texas with a ministry spanning decades.
Twenty Five Years of Love and Faithful Life
A reflective poem recounts twenty five years of marriage filled with love and growth. The speaker praises a devoted wife, children seven, enduring faith, and gratitude for friends and guidance from God. It affirms renewed vows and commitment to face life together, with praise for shared spiritual service.
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Hfe
Christ
Texas Farmers Meet to Discuss Finances
Texas business men greet nearly 800 delegates at the Texas Farm Bureau Federation convention opening in Dallas. Committees on resolutions and by laws were named, with changes proposed to the federations constitution and finance setup. Aaron Sapiro touted progress in wool marketing and forecast a national wool association within four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
G. H. Alford
Federation
L. Gough
W. B. Bizzell
L. R. Campbell
R. R. Lancaster
F.L. Moffett
T. M. Hayne
W. H. Brouns
W. D. Ferris
J. A. Hill
T. C. Walton
W. F. Motler
J. F. Montgomery
F. P. Frist
James Morris
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
City Hall
Alex Sanger
Edward Titche
Melvin Hurst
Sam Fowlkes
W. A. Wood
S. W. English
Wirt Leake
Eugene Rosenbaum
Aaron Sapiro
John T. Orr
George W. Truett
Lawnie Aldredge
Texas A. & M. College
Boog Scott
J. E. Boog-Scott
Walton Peteet
Sapiro
Lois Pipkin Returns to Baylor College Post Visit
Miss Lois Pipkin has returned to Belton after a ten day visit with her parents Rev and Mrs J J Pipkin to resume duties as secretary of the Baylor College Alumnae Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Pipkin
J. J. Pipkin
Belton
Baylor College Alumnae Association
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Gov. Neff
A. and M. College
Texas Older Boys Conference
Captain Tuttle
MR. Kinnard
Bryan Woman's Club
Chamber Commerce
Mrs. Held
Gales
Guuver
Peeler Clayton
Ku Klux Klan
Citizens
MO. A
Inc. A. Held
Athymeneas
Ace
Farm Bureau
Dr. Bizzell
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