Bevoch an nger Act of Congress March
Bevoch an nger act of congress March is noted in a partial county section. Bevoch an nger is listed with the Weekly Eagle at the post office 22 1912. The piece lists managing editor J Rountree and daily rates in Brazos county with measured subscriptions and Associated Press dispatch credit.
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N Weekly Eagle
Congress
J. Rountree
Brazos County
Rnce Ope
Associated Press 4 Press
Lthling
Oaily
Fie Bank
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
Association Building
Chicago
Brazos County urged to back broad farm program
A Bryan chamber of commerce chair outlines a far reaching farm program to boost agriculture and county profits. The plan calls for reduced cotton acreage, crop diversification, and farmer banking cooperation, with education and public promotion to win support from farmers and business leaders.
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Brazos County
Chai- Commerce
J. Webb Howell
Ittee
Individ Bryan
Thor
Bryan
Howell
Chamber of Merce
Chamber of Commerce
Smith County
W. Fitzgerald
Ree
Brazos County Plan Promotes Diversified Farming and Self Sufficiency
The proposal urges eroding soil, fertilization, and crop rotation with barnyard manure, plus diversification to grow feed and food. It calls for 100 hens per farm and at least one dairy cow to ensure eggs and milk, benefiting health and family finances. The Chamber of Commerce backs the program as beneficial for farmers and the community.
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Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
First Snow Delights Brazos County Residents
Brazos County experiences its first snowfall of the season drawing praise from residents. The light fall cheers locals, aids soil moisture for crops, and may improve health by clearing air of germs. Farmers anticipate a better growing season as prospects brighten.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Beason's New Home Burns on College Road
A fire destroyed the nearly finished C L Beason residence on College Avenue near the Country Club last night just before 8. Builders insurance covered about 3500, with the loss estimated 5000 to 6000. Firefighters arrived too late. witnesses helped fight the blaze and County Agent Benson aided from the roof.
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C. J. Beason
College Road
C. L. Beason
Beason
College Avenue
Country Club
Benson
Guy F. Boyett
Bryan
College Station
Raymond Mathis
J. W. Mathis
Mathis
What is Success The Ordinary Citizen and Community Service
A columnist urges that success lies in daily service to family neighbors and society rather than spectacle. He praises the ordinary farmer and citizen as the real backbone of American citizenship and calls for selfless effort to build Bryan and Brazos county with honesty and merit.
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H. H. Harrington
Bryan and
Brazos County
Widow's answer ends proposal with firm demeanor
A man asks a widow to marry. she eyes him and replies with a sharp quip about demeanor, signaling playful yet firm refusal. The exchange captures a moment of wit and social bite in concise dialogue.
Cliff Lopez Invests In Turkey Crops And Hens
Brazos county club boy Cliff Lopez reports investing $25 donated by the Chamber of Commerce in turkeys and seven hens with one tom. He plans corn, poultry and watermelons as his 1930 project while recalling a trip to Chicago and wishing readers luck.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Lopez
Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Chicago
Extension Club Elects Officers
The Extension Service Club held its first regular meeting of the new year at Mrs. C. H. Alvord’s home with joint hostesses Mrs. R. R. Lancaster and Mrs. kh. W. Persons. Officers elected: President Mrs. R. R. Lancsater, Vice President Mrs. H. H. Williamson, Recording Secretary Mrs. A. L. Smith, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. C. QO. Henderson, Treasurer Mrs. T. E. Wallace, Reporter Mrs. 5S. Cc. Hoyle, Parliamentarian Mrs. J. O. Walton. Miss Bennie Campbell reported on the Austin convention.
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Extension Service Club
C. H. Alvord
R. R. Lancaster
Kh. W. Persons
R. R. Lancsater
H. H. Williamson
A. L. Smith
C. QO. Henderson
T. E. Wallace
Cc. Hoyle
J. O. Walton
Austin
Bennie Campbell
Home Demonstration
Advertising Policy for Political Notices in Eagle
The Eagle requires cash in advance for all political advertising. County office notices cost 20 dollars except County Treasurer and Precincts at 10 dollars. State and Federal notices cost 25 dollars, as do district offices. Cash in advance policy has been firmly maintained.
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Eagle
Viviene Royder Visits in Wellborn and Houston Trip
Miss Viviene L Royder of Wellborn spent the weekend with Mrs Ed Luke in Hearne. Royder and her mother Mrs Anna Ek Royder plan a Houston visit with Mrs Bryan Garrett then visit relatives Thomas Causey in Humble and Mrs Daisy Royder in Goose Creek.
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Eagle
Wellborn
Viviene L. Royder
Ed Luke
Hearne
Anna Ek. Royder
Bryan Garrett
Houston
Viviene
Royder
Thomas Causey
Humbie
Daisy Royder
Goose Creek
Triplets Born to Mr and Mrs Charley Free
Prospect Community couple near the school welcomed a baby boy born Sunday around 2am as part of triplets. The two girls were stillborn. The mother is doing well and the boy is strong and healthy.
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Charley Free
Prospect Community
Half Interest Sold in Bryan and Long Cafes
The Bryan and Long Cafes, run by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Long, become a partnership with a half stake sold to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Hearne. Cook, with 35 years managing Van Noy systems eateries, takes charge this noon, aiming to boost efficiency and customer service in both locations.
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Bryan
Long
Edgar E. Long
Frank Cook
Hearne
Cook
van- Noy
Stop That Itching Remedy Ad Pledges Quick Relief
An advertisement for Blue Star Remedy promises fast relief from eczema itching and skin sores for adults and children. The copy guarantees satisfaction with a non staining formula that penetrates to the seat of trouble and has a pleasant odor, sold by Roman & Vick.
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Roman & Vick
Adv
Cotton Seed for Sale by Joe Blazer Wheelock TX
Truett cotton seed second year guaranteed sound priced at 2.50 per hundred or 3.00 delivered to Bryan. Seed grown in 1924. Write Joe Blazer Wheelock Texas for details.
Macy Man Tom Frame Visits City on Business
Tom Frame of Macy was in the city Monday on business.
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Tom Frame
Macy
Zubik and Rosprim Attend State Catholic Workmen Convention
J Rosprim delegate from Bryan Council and Frank Zubik treasurer of the state Catholic Workmen lodge left Bryan on the noon train for Taylor Texas to attend a state convention. They will return to Bryan later in the week.
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J. J. Rosprim
Frank Zubis
Taylor
Texas
Catholic Workmen
Mr. Rosprim
Bryan
Mr. Zubik
Deacons Named For The First Baptist Church
Rev. Robert L. Day of Uvalde Texas spent the weekend in Bryan and preached at the First Baptist Church. Six members joined the church by letter or baptism and a list of new deacons was unanimously elected. Day yet undecided on the pastorate with a conference set tonight and a possible decision before Tuesday.
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Robert L. Day
Baptist Church
Uvalde
Texas
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Man of God
J. H. Binney
J. P. Carnes
Eva Kirkland
Will S. Howell, Jr
Margaret Higgs
H. H. Newton
Board of Deacons
J. H. Conway
L. B. Locke
E. B. Elliott
George A. Long
Coulter Smith
J. E. Brown
T. B. Higgs
Edgar Jones
H. D. McMurtray
J. L. Cobb
Tom Suber
W. R. Thomas
A. L. Ward
J. Nelson Dulaney
W. C. Ruditi
J. M. Ferguson
P. G. Gunter
Rev. Day
Mary Henry
Day
First Baptist Church
Car Hit by Train at Parker Lumber Crossing
Frank Vitopil of the A. J. Wagner Store had a narrow escape when his Chevy was struck by the northbound Sunbeam at the Parker Lumber Company corner crossing. He claimed he listened but heard nothing, jammed the brakes as the engine swiped the front, dragging the car along the rails. damage exceeds $100 with smashed fenders axle and radiator, though he escaped with only a shaking up.
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Frank Vitopil
A. J. Wagner
Parker Lumber Company
Vitopil
Riversie resident John Kosarek visits town Monday
John Kosarek of Riversie was in town Monday. He attended local events and spoke with residents about community concerns.
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John Kosarek
Riversiie
Death of Roger Q. Astin After Prolonged Illness
Roger Q Astin died at his West 26th Street residence on Thursday January 7 1926 at 6 36 pm after a long illness. He was 38, born July 2 1887 in Bryan, youngest son of James Astin and Mrs O H Astin. Survived by widow Nina Heard Astin son John Heard Astin daughter Nina Bess Astin mother Mrs N N Astin four brothers H W E and J R Astin Joe Astin and sister Mrs F L Perkins. Funeral Saturday January 9 at 10 30 am from the West 26th Street home with Rev W N Sholl officiating. Pallbearers named.
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Roger Q. Astin
West 26Th Street
James ‘Astin
O. H. Astin
Bryan
Roger Astin
First Presbyterian Church of
Nina Heard Astin
John Heard Astin
Nina Bess Astin
N. Astin
J. R. Astin
Bryan and
Brazos County
Joe Astin
Stamford
L. Perkins
McKinney
R. Q. As
F. C. Olver
John M. Collins
H. C. Seale
DP. B. Cash
Houton
Funeral Services For R. Q. Astin Held This Morn
The funeral of Roger Q. Astin who died at his home was held this morning at 10 30 from his residence. Rev W N Shell from Durant Okla conducted the service with prayers and scripture including the Twenty Third Psalm. Rev W H Mathews of the A and M College Presbyterian church led the closing prayers. The procession formed at 11 oclock and was among the largest in the city. Graveside rites at the city cemetery included hymns A City Four Square and Abide With Me.
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Roger Q. Astin
W. N. Shell
Durant
Oklahoma
W. H. Mathews
Presbyterian Church
A. and
M. College
Shull
Tyo
Mrs Lizzie Eidson Dies at 81 in Wellborn
Mrs Lizzie Eidson aged 81 died at noon today at her Wellborn home after a Christmas illness. She was a Wellborn pioneer and head of a prominent local family, aunt of H C Fender of Bryan. Funeral services will be at the family home with burial in Wellborn Cemetery.
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Lizzie Eidson
Wellborn
H. C. Fender
Bryan
George M Mabry Dies at Madisonville Aged 81
George M Mabry died Thursday January 8 at the home of his son George L Mabry in Madisonville Texas. The Brazos County resident was 81 and survived by two sons Dr Frank Dunn Mabry of Port Arthur and Geo L Mabry of Madisonville and a daughter Mrs W D Evans of Madisonville. He was a Confederate veteran and a Mason.
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Bryan
Brazos County
George M. Mabry
George L. Mabry
Madisonville
Texas
Georg Mabry
Masonic Lodge
South
Henrietta Black Mabry
Geo. L. Mabry
Frank Dunn Mabry
Port Arthur
W. D. Evans
Eagle County Community News Roundup
Eagle correspondents cover the county with full community news coverage and local updates recorded in this column.
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Eagle
All Community News
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu Calotabs Ad
Doctors advise Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe symptoms. Take one or two tablets at bedtime with water. no salts or nausea, no interference with meals or work. Next morning the cold vanishes and appetite returns. Family package 35 cents at any drug store.
Edge men in Bryan Mor day on business
Emmett Holland and W C Hill of Edge were in Bryan Mor day on business.
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Emmett Holland
W. C. Hill
Edge
Bryan Morday
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Mr. Boyett
Mr. Mathis
Turkey
Extension Club
Long Cafes
Frank Zubik
J. Rosprim
H.&t.c
Roger Q.astin
Brazos Bottom
Frien
R. Q. Astin
Mattie C
Halt Roy Montgomery
Tom EB. Taylor
H. C. Ferguson
Clyde F. Goen
F. F. Regmund
J. T. Maloney
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf Coast Lines
C. W. Strain, G. P. A
Houston, Texas
Star Brand
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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