Legion Demands Unified Care for Disabled Veterans
The American Legion denounces the current three agencies handling disabled veterans as a failure and urges a single administrative head under one law. It calls for coordinated services, expanded hospital facilities, and prompt, unified compensation and training programs, with the memorial to be presented to President Wilson and Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Legion
Legion
Wilson
Harding
Congress
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Senator Harding
Marion
Galbraith
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Education
United States Public Health Service
United States
Public Health Service
Legion Memorial
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Bureau
Federal Board of Vocational Training
War Risk Bureau
Board of Vocational Education
Only Thirty Students Fail to Return to A and M
College Station Texas Jan 6 Only thirty students have failed to return and continue their studies at A and M College after the Christmas holidays. Twenty six were notified by Dean Charlie Puryear before they left that they would not be able to pass final examinations on Jan 22. Four others have resigned due to financial conditions at home.
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College Station
Texas
A & M College
Charlie Puryear
Constipation and Headache Cure Promoted by Local Drug Store
An advert claims a remedy cures constipation and headache in one night. It touts One Early Mawn placed on the tongue with water at bedtime. Sold on guarantee by Roman and Vicky Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman
Personal mentions brighten Bryan social scene
Bryan residents are cited in a wave of notices. Mrs Roscoe Bates sails home to Dallas after teaching many years here, while Miss Lucy Darwin recovers at home and Miss Elizabeth Wipprecht tours West Texas and Kerrville. Multiple locals and visitors are noted in calls, visits, and small events across Bryan and area.
Notable residents and visitors trend through Bryan
Nancy Moore recovers from illness while A B Connor sails for a Rio Grande Valley trip. John Homola visits from route No 5. Mrs T B Hubbard heads to McAllen Texas for a week with Mr Hubbard in charge of a building contract. Mr and Mrs W L Stangle moved to Bryan for the winter after returning from their wedding trip and staying with Dean and Mrs J C Nagle. Mrs Clarence Ousley and Mrs Henrietta Ousley arrive to join Mr Ousley for the season, and will stay with Mr and Mrs Milton W Sims on South Parker Street. The Fountain and Trammel families arrive for the funeral of Dr J L Fountain. Mrs Harriet Stone visits from Chicago and stays with MrsRobert S Mawhinney. Mrs Marvin Hunt and two children plan to move to Elk City Oklahoma to join Mr Hunt. Prof G M Ammons visits from Brazos County and G B Hensarling calls on friends. D B Pate and Dr A Selz visit Weekly Tagle.
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Roscoe Bates
Ada Loard
Dallas
Bates
Bryan
Lucy Darwin
Elizabeth Wipprecht
Houston
West Texas
Kerrville
W. M. Owens
Italy
Josephine Porterfield
F. M. Goodman
Harvey
Eagle
C. S. Lanham
Lampasas
C. Egbert Jones
Presbyterian Church
S. C. Hoyle
West 30Th Street
Gracie Morehead
Port Arthur
R. R
Elzee Jones
Galveston
Lillie Ferguson
A. & M. College
J. M. Ferguson
Lamar Jones
Baylor Dental College
Charlie S. Jones
W. H. Odem
Kurten
Lilac Jones
Hebbard City
Abe Hensarling
Hearne
T. B. Hubbard
W. B. Bizzell
A. B. Connor
Rio Grande Valley
C. L. Benson
Panola County
F. H. Pierson
Ft. Worth
Cora Hamilton
Frances Hamilton
J. L. Smith
Millican
Frank Bukowski
Kurton
Eagle Office
Ella Evans
Hempstead
William Ewing
R. D. McMellon
Dick Faine
Ewing
Roy C. Jones
Victoria
Jones
Howard
R. Q. Austin
Brazos Bottom
M. R. Bentley
San Antonio
F. C. Martin
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. B. Priddy
Mesdames
W. W. Gibbs
E. J. Jenkins
J. N. Goodwin
W. H. Cole
FE. C. Harder
M. W. Sims, Jr
Mr. Sims
Ed Carlle
Wellborn
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
W. H. Benbow
Cottonwood
Walter Armstrong
Tabor
Ll. B. Bono
W. W. Griffin
FE. H. P. Baine
Lillian Howard
Embroidery Club
Baine
Joe Burt
Thompson Creek
J. M. Conway
Donnally Wilson
Akron
Ohio
Nancy Moore
John Homola
T.B. Hubbard
McAllen
Texas
Spen
Mr. Hubbard
W. L. Stangle
Dean
J. C. Nagle
J. T. Hanway
Clarence Ousley
Col. Ousley
Henrietta Ousley
Mr Ousley
City
H. L. Fountain
W. C. Fountain
Harriet Stone
Chicago
Fort Worth
Lynn Rushing
Robert S. Mawhinney
Ursuline Avenue
Marvin Hunt
Elk City
Hunt
G. M. Ammons
Brazos County
G. B. Hensarling
Rockdale
D. B. Pate
A. Selz
Hornbeck
Vernon
Roy Roberts Weds Miss Maude Cowden in El Paso
Mrs. W. J. Roberts announces the marriage of her son Roy Roberts of El Paso to Miss Maude Cowden of Remming New Mexico. The ceremony took place at a mutual friend's home in El Paso, surprising many local friends. The couple reside in a cozy El Paso apartment as Mr. Roberts continues in a good business post. Bryan friends extend congratulations.
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W. J. Roberts
Roy Roberts
el Paso
Maude Cowden
Remming
New Mexico
Mrs. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Bryan
Sanctuaries urged to boost bird populations says Sterett
Col. Bill Sterett argues sanctuaries needed to increase insect eating birds for farming. He says open seasons and limits fail. protections would raise bird numbers and reduce crop pests, replacing costly artificial warfare with natural control.
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Dallas-Galveston News
Bill Sterett
Colonel Sterett
Peint
Nature
Sterett
Burial of Bannister, Ranger Who Helped Capture Sam Bass
Temple Texas January 12 William L Bannister 64 veteran Texas pioneer died after a career as a cowboy range foreman and Texas Ranger. In 1879 he and brother John R Bannister joined Company D to pursue outlaw Sam Bass. They tracked Bass from Round Rock saloon where he was wounded, kept him under guard until his death. John R Bannister later Coleman County sheriff.
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Temple
Texas
William L. Bannister
Bannister
Missouri
Wise County
John R
Desperado
Round Rock
John R. Bannister
Coleman County
Only Eleven Women Have Paid Poll Tax in Brazos County
Brazos County tax records show only eleven women have paid poll tax. Names include Mrs. Lilah Morehead Mrs. H. D. Wilson Mrs. Woodie Mike Mrs. H. A. Burger Mrs. S. C. Williams Mrs. Lotus Youngblood Mrs. M. R. Bentley Mrs. Martin L. Hays Mrs. Annie J. Francis Mrs. Josephine Lehdigh and Mrs. S. E. Hairston. One more woman Mrs. Lee J. Rountree paid her tax in Sulphur Springs.
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Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
Lilah Morehead
H. D. Wilson
Woodie Mike
H. A. Burger
S. C. Williams
Lotus Youngblood
M. R. Bentley
Bryan
Martin L. Hays
Annie J. Francis
Josephine Lehdigh
College
S. E. Hairston
Taljaferro family to relocate to Calvert for new home and practice
Judge W G Taliaferro and his wife plan moving from Bryan to Calvert in a few days. He will open a law office in Calvert while remaining connected to Bryan through community ties. Bryan friends express regret but extend best wishes for success as the couple begins a new chapter in Calvert. Remember to support local ads and shop in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Taliaferro
Bryan
Calvert
Judge Taliaferro
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OTEM
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McKinney
Thedford’s
Thedford
Lee
J. T. Lawler
Pate
W. M. Arrington
A. D. Alexander
Ennis
Joe Sample
W. T. Kelley
L. S. Williams
Coleview
Wade Cox
Austin
Cleburne-Houston Heights
Co. E. Finley
A. P. Swallow
Miss Bettie Swallow
Indianapolis
Ind
California
A. E. Fisher
Eagle Force
Beaumont
W. C. Davis
Franklin
Robertson County District Court
The
Longview
East Texas
Sam B. Wilson
Beverly Tucker
Navasota
L. H. Tucker
W. W. Burnett
W. F. Odem
Ryan
E. J. Kyle
J. M. Moore
A. W. Kinnard
State Department of Agriculture
Leonard S. Perkins
Lubbock
Perkins
East 24Th Street
S. A. Giraud
B. A. Sims
New Orleans
Crescent City
Hamlet Shields
Commerce Building
Mary James
James Mullane
FE. J. Fountain, Jr
4. L. Fountain
Henry L. Fountain
J. L. Fountein
Corrie
Ten Powers
Route 4
Sam B. Wilton
James L. Storey
Edwin P. Price
Storey
Laura Stevens
Mrs. Price
Charles C. Tucker
Maidie McAnulty
Methodist Parsonage
H. C. Willis
Ella Erwin
Mary Ewing
E. B. Flowers
M. S. Pbarnette
Wallace Peverly
J. W. Cavitt
S. E. Gideon
Ed Hall
Banking
H. D. Monday
Lovelady
E. Kennedy
F. Law Henderson
J. H. Ransom
Cameron
I & G. N. Railroad
John A. Moore
Joe Parks
Reading Club
Lila Wickes
Gladys Walker
P. S. Park
Miller Bradbury
Mr. Bradbury
Hendrix Conway
East 30Th Street
Joe Dampier
G. P. Edge
W. F.odom
Lyman G. Spalding
New York
St. Louis
H. J. Schlafley
Spalding
Dorcas Parker
M. L. Parker
College Avenue
FE. J. Amacker
W. W. Melton
29Th St
D. M. Pace
C. C Bell
W. H. Williams
McComb City
Col. Sterett
Sam Bass
Taliaferro
Eagle Ads Daily
Dr. Miles
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