Captain Arrington Dies in Bryan at 3 30 A M
Captain P H Arrington long time Brazos county exemption board chairman died at his sister in law's home near the high school in Bryan. Pneumonia and age contributed to death after about a week of illness. Funeral in Millican tomorrow at 3 PM with active pallbearers named. He was a Grimes county native, Confederate veteran, former county commissioner, farmer, and trusted public servant.
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Daily Eagle
P. H. Arrington
Brazos County
Johnson
Millican
Houston and
Texas Central
Arrington
S. C. Williams
Ben Priddy
G. G. Griffin
Roger Astin
W. C. Boyett
J. D. Battle
A. J. Edwards
Knox Williams
James Harrington
George W. Dunlap
George Wicker
Lamar Bethea
L. F E. Morehead
Amos Buchanan
Captain Arington
Grimes County
Callie Webb
L. B. Simpson
Union
Methodist Church
Woodmen of
Bryan Daily Eagle
William Willis Arrington
North Carolina
Jennie Morrison
Gonzales
San Jacinto
John
Jim
Tom Green
Kluff
Navasota
Pleasant Hill
Mansfield
Louisiana
Jennings’ Ferry
Arkansas
Blair
Red River
Texas
Clear Creek
Hempstead
Plantersville
Pat Fuqua
John Linch
Anderson County
Citation by Publication in a Brazos County Divorce Case
Texas court orders publication to summon Bertha E B Robinson to appear for divorce and child custody proceedings. Suit No. 7616 A filed November 30 1917 by T B Robinson alleges abandonment after October 16 1909 and child custody of Ruby Irene Robinson, with a decree for dissolution and relief sought.
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State OF Texas
Brazos County
Bertha EB. Robinson
District Court
Bryan
T. B. Robinson
Bertha KE. Robinson
Ruby Irene Robinson
Texas
Seal
J. W. Barron
Notice of Filing Final Account Estates in Brazos County
This notice requires publication in a Brazos County newspaper for twenty days before the return day. John M. Lawrence filed the final account of the estate of C. A. Glenn deceased in Brazos County Court and seeks discharge from administration to be heard at the January term 1918 in Bryan.
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State OF Texas
Brazos County
State OF
Texas
C. A. Glenn
John M. Lawrence
Brazos
Bryan
A. D
H. O. Ferguson
Du Pont Powder Plants Face Closure Over Fuel Shortage
Patterson New Jersey January 10 Du Pont powder plant at Pompton Lakes and Haskell engaged in war work may close at any time unless fuel is received promptly officials say
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Patterson
N. J
du Pont
Pompton Lakes
Haskell
Funeral for Rev. Wheeler Held in Bryan
Rev. Wheeler, killed in the Hammond train disaster, was honored at a Free Baptist funeral in Bryan. Rev. J. J. Tatum led the service with many church leaders, family, and residents from Bryan and neighboring counties attending. Mrs. Wheeler and children arrived from Houston, with relatives Dr. J. C. Williams and W. M. Moody present.
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Daily Eagle
J. J. Tatum
C. Wheeler
V. Wheeler
Houston
T. C
Hammond
Bryan
Free Baptist Church
Wheeler
W M. Moody
J.C. Williams
Dr. Williams
Westminster College
Rev. Wheeler
C. C. Wheeler
Christian Endeavor Society
Free Baptist Work
Tehuacana
C Y. Wheeler
Military science added to A and M summer session
Texas A and M will run a summer session from June 3 to July with a new military science course plus drill. The rural life school emphasizes agriculture and home economics, sanitation, sociology, and economics along with soil fertility, crop production, and dairying. Dr. J. O. Morgan directs the session.
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Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Rural Life School
School of Cotton
J. O. Morgan
School of Agriculture
Names of the Dead and Injured in the Hammond Wreck
The list of dead and injured from the Hammond wreck, received after the relief train reached Houston, includes W. L. Anderson and his wife and child, Harold Parker Purdue and others. Injured victims described suffer severe burns, gashes, and shock. witnesses recount scenes of panic, misery, and desperate attempts to rescue survivors.
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Daily Eagle
Hammond
Houston
W. L. Anderson
Liberty
Harold Parker Purdan
Orange
Mrs. Spence
Estill Spence
Cold storage for farmer pork advocated in Texas
County agents push cold storage rooms once used for beer to store and cure pork killed by farmers. George Stephan, Benson, and International and Great Northern official Bruce promote cheap, supervised curing with salt at about a cent and a half per pound. They argue it saves feed, reduces hog losses from cholera, benefits local packers and butchers, and supports peanuts and sweet potato warehouses while claiming curing shrinkage is about eight percent.
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George Stephan
Benson
George S. Bruce
Houston
International and Great Northern Railway Company
Bruce
Taylor
South
Brazos County
G. N
Industrial Department of the Road
Camp conditions to be probed by House committee
Washington Jan 15 The death from pneumonia of former Representative Bardner of Massachusetts at Camp Wheeler prompted Representative Card to introduce a resolution directing the military committee to investigate camp conditions.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
Washington
Representative Bardner
Massachusetts
Camp Wheeler
Card
Funeral of Dr Harrison Held at Bedias Cemetery
The funeral of Dr Rev Harrison who was killed at Bedias last Tuesday morning around 9 30 was held yesterday afternoon at 3 30 at the Bedias cemetery. The service was under the auspices of the Masonic lodge of which the doctor was an honored member. Many friends from Navasota and elsewhere in the county attended to pay respects.
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Harrison
Daily Eagle
Rev. Harrison
Bedias
Masonic Lodge
Navasota
Hunger in Europe to be appeased by food from United States
Washington reports the European food situation is critical and the food administration plans to release nine and a half million bushels of wheat despite surpluses shipped. Americans will be asked to conserve to bridge the deficiency as reports claim hundreds starve in Germany with leaflets circulating about catastrophe.
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Europe
United States
Washington
Food Administration
Germany
Amsterdam
Russia
Cotton consumed in United States for eight months
Washington reports December cotton consumption at 506,508 bales with eight months totaling 2,794,761 bales ending December 31, per the census bureau.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Hobo Kidney Remedy Said to Heal Brights Disease
A Lake Charles woman credits Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy with curing Brights disease after doctors failed. She states relief from pain and regained health following use, and a booklet offer is extended by the Hobo Medicine Manufacturing Co. in Singer, Louisiana.
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Bright
P. B. Nelson
Lake Charles
Hobo
Hobo Medicine Manufacturing Co
Singer
M. H. James
Bryan
Texas
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