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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1922

Page

4

Brazos County Poultry Show Opens With 60 Entries

The Brazos County Poultry Show opened its fourth annual exhibition in the Sebesta building Bryan with 60 entries totaling 450 birds. Judges F W Kazmeier and T J Conway of A&M College selected winners as officials announced awards for numerous breeds in both breeders and amateur classes.

Brazos County Poultry Show Sebesta Railroad Ave C. E. Jenkins Carl Wipprecht Bryan F. W. Kazmeier T. J. Conway A. & M. College Brazos County Poultry Association J. F. Oates Will Jones Hendrix Conway W. O. Sanders C. L. Benson Geo. A. Adams Mary Locke E. R. Alexander John Kosarek W. J. Boreskie Eck Smith W. E. Graham S. C Rhode Island T. Tobias G. Stuckey S. B Plymouth Rock C. M. Evans Geo. Price Wellborn Geo. Adams J. O. Wilson Will W Elmer Bullock J. S. Whitten C. L. Eden Inez Etheridge W. H. Johnson L. FE. Etheridge S. C. White Leghorn J. Bariskie C. W. Tucker W. C. Jones A. H. Stenener Frank Bain Bantams Shug Austin Anconas White Rocks Howard Mitchell J. M. Conway C. S. Gainor N. M. Solomon

Citation by Publication in Brazos County Divorce Suit 1922

The State of Texas to May M Holliday defendant in Cause No 9045 filed 28 December 1921 in Brazos County District Court. Plaintiff F T Holliday seeks divorce alleging cruel treatment abandonment and misconduct. Citation summons publication required weekly for four weeks prior to February 1922 return date.

Lexas Puems Brazos County M. Houuay Séth Judicial District Said Seth Judicial District Hrnsos County F. T. Holliday M. Holliday Texas Durham N. c

County Basketball Schedule Announced for Brazos County

The Brazos County Interscholastic League outlined a two section county schedule on January 7 listing Edge Kurten Tabor Bryan Smetana Consolidated Harvey Steep Hollow North End Winners and Kyle Field games with dates from January 13 to February 1 at multiple locations. The court clerk J W Barron signed the notice dated December 28 1921.

Brazos County Tabor Kurten North End Kyle Field Smetana Consolidated Harvey Steep Hollow

Personal Mentions from January 11, 1922

Mrs M Brown mother of Mrs Egbert Jones returned from a visit to her son Oliver Brown at Rockdale. Miss Will Poindexter visiting Dallas and Waxahachie returns home with her sister Miss Carter of Waxahachie. Mr Gabe Cazell of Mineral Wells attended the Rotary Luncheon. Coach C B Hudson returned from Oklahoma. Prof Charles Marten of the Vocational Teaching department A and M College came home from the Kansas City convention. J H Houston a Burleson county farmer is in town doing business with merchants.

M. Brown Egbert Jones Oliver Brown Rockdale Will Poindexter Dallas Waxahachie Miss Carter Gabe Cazell Mineral Wells Rotary C. B. Hudson Oklahoma Charles Marten M. College Kansas City National Society For Vocational Education Marten J. H. Houston Turner Burleson County

Bryan High opens season with decisive 32 8 win over Steep Hollow

Bryan High School varsity began its season with a 32 to 8 victory against Steep Hollow. Coach C B Hudson guides a strong lineup featuring Norman Dansby Mit Dansby Cotton Pate and Emory Smith among others. Hipp Grelen Cloud Wilcox and Tobias anchor the rotation with Bullock and Dansby also contributing.

Bryan Bryan High School C. B. Hudson Norman Dansby Mit Dansby Cotton” Pate Mark Wilcox Chris Cortmeglia Emory Smith Tommy Hip

Notice to pay dues or face suspension for J M Hare case

Member notice from Joe B Reed secretary demands payment of $1.10 within ten days ending January 16 or face suspension. The obituary reference is incidental to dues collection and concerns Mr J M Hare of No 97.

J. M. Hare Joe B. Reed

Fifth Red Cross Roll Call Report for Brazos County

Major Ike Ashburn announces the Brazos county Red Cross fifth roll call results totaling 1406.60 in cash and 1406.50 in reported membership, with College Station leading gains. He praises workers, notes Rye School and Winnie Carroll secured twenty memberships, and compares efforts to Bell county and larger cities.

Ike Ashburn Red Cross Brazos County Roll Call College Station Ns UN Knob Prairie Emecor Tee Ashburn Rye School Winnie Carroll Bell County Temple Belton Waco Galveston

Army officers to check murder data in France probe

Army officers were summoned before the Senate Committee probing charges that American soldiers were hanged in France to verify testimony from former servicemen about alleged illegal executions.

Associated Press Washington Senate Committee France

January sale offer clears merchandise at loss

The text advertises a January sale to clear all odds and ends and move merchandise quickly at cost or below. It notes thousands of dollars of valuable items sold at a big sacrifice and urges buying now before winter ends and more cold days arrive.

Reap the Benefits While They Last Dry Goods Sale

Local store promotes a closing out sale on a wide range of dry goods and apparel. Textiles include gingham calico and outing cloth by the yard with multiple price points, plus ladies or children's undergarments, sweaters, hose, caps, scarves, and wool or silk dress items. Window shades and table oil cloth are listed as bargain items.

Big Bargains in Shoes

Sale ad listing large value footwear across men women and children. Men work and U S Army shoes priced from 1.75 to 2.98 per pair. Children's and Misses and Boys' shoes from 0.98 to 2.50. Ladies dress and work shoes 2.25 to 3.50 with half price on all ladies Oxfords. House slippers 0.85 to 1.98 and fur lined felt slippers 1.75 to 1.98.

U. S. Army

Bargain Offer on Men and Boys Clothing Footwear and Hats

A local sale lists a large line of men's and boys furnishings with low prices on overalls jumpers work pants dress pants and coats plus girls items caps sweaters shirts and hats. Notable prices include 98c to 3.98 for coats and 50c to 2.25 for shirts and suit cases.

Pawn Broker Clothing Bargains on Wool Coats and Cloaks

The shop offers all wool ladies long cloaks from 3.50 to 4.98 and mens dress coats from 2.50 to 3.50. Youth wool dress coats priced 1.75 to 2.50. About 50 fine men’s overcoats to close out at 3.50 to 5.50. Bargain values for warm, quality garments.

Chisholm Endorses Aggies in New Year Message

W A Chisholm former Bryan citizen and educational director at the First Baptist church Creenville sends a New Year note to the Bryan Eagle proclaiming support for the Texas Aggies. He urges a Bryan visit to see friends Jas W James Wm Wimberly Tom Suber M M Erskine and R M Walker.

W. A. Chisholm Bryan First Baptist Church Creenville Texas Aggies Chisholm Jas. W. James Wm. Wimberly Tom Suber M. M. Erskine R. M. Walker

John R. Murray of Iola dies at 63 after long Texas life

John R. Murray born November 18 1857 in Alabama died November 13 1921 in Mesa Texas. He lived in Grimes county Brazos county and Iola and was survived by Emma Ratcliff and eight children Spurgeon Fred Arch Earl Emmett Elliott Murray Davidson and Mrs L P Woodward. He returned to faith before death and was remembered as a generous neighbor and reformer. Written by J J Barnes.

Iola Texas John R. Murray Alabama Mesa Murray Grimes County Reliance Brazos County Emma Ratcliff Spurgeon Murray Roan's Prairie Fred Arch Earl Emmett Elliott Murray Davidson L. P. Woodward Missionary Baptist Church Father J. J. Barnes

Tanlac credited with weight gains for couple in Salt Lake City

John J. Perry of Salt Lake City reports his wife gained twenty eight pounds and he added ten pounds after taking Tanlac. He notes Mrs. Perry had weakness and poor sleep before improving, while he recovered appetite and digestion. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists.

Salt Lake City John J. Perry Quince St Utah Bryan N. A. Stewart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leghorn Emma Kosarek L. B. Rocks J. W. Dedmon Navasota W. N. Wilson J. N. Bozeman S. C. White Napoleon Liberty New York Harbor Charles S. Gainer Fainer United States Gainer Co. EK. Jenkins Ww. O. Sanders F. W. Kazemeir T. J.conway A. and J. C. White Leghorns C. B. Jenkins Will M. Jones R. F. Crenshaw S. Cc R. J Plymouth Rocks Bluff Leghorns Hamburgh Hugo Lenz Dellwood Dairy Farm Albert Buchanan J. M. Bond T. E. Bullock Garren Stucky J. W. Barron Brazon County Brazoa County Gibbs & Hare Hobo Med. Mfg. Co Shreveport M. Bonneville Pawn Broker Clothing MR. Chisholm Dodge Brothers Uary North Main Street
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