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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

3

Rountree seeks 33 more acres for A and M College Station

The Texas House opened with an emergency school appropriation of 4.5 million dollars and a push for a constitutional convention. Lee J. Rountree proposed acquiring 33 additional acres for the Agricultural and Mechanical College at College Station, part of a broader move to reorganize state departments under the agriculture commissioner.

Harris County J. E. Winfree Houston F. M. Cohen Educational W. E. Arnold Houston National Exchange C. 2 Beasley Sulphur Springs Text Book Commission Austin A. End M House Senate Lee J. Rountree Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station

Mrs Wysong Hosts Series of Bridge Socials This Week

Mrs Wysong hosted a bridge hospitality event with sixty five guests after noon. The Wysong residence featured narcissus and torquil blooms and a salad course with frozen ices fresh strawberries angel cake stuffed pates and salted nuts was served. Out of town guests included Mrs O O H Astin of Bryan Mrs F D Perkins daughter Elizabeth Neilson Ladonia Miss Kate Collier Pine Bluff Arkansas and Miss Mayfield of Melissa.

W. S. Wysong Wysong Oo. H. Astin Bryan F. D. Perkins Elizabeth Neilson Ladonia Kate Collier Pine Bluff Arkansas Mayfield Melissa McKinney Courier-Gazette

Negroes Arrested On A Charge Of Theft

Sheriff L. E. Morehead and Chief W. S. Martin rounded up several Negroes tied to petty thefts. Roy Jefferson former Howell Grocery employee faces bond for stealing from his employer. Emmett Letheridge and Marion Mosely also bonded for complicity. Doss Reed’s restaurant involved though he claimed no knowledge. Russell P. Worsham, a Brazos County ex service man, returns to Bryan from Camp Logan.

L. E.morehead W. S. Martin Friday Roy Jefferson Howell Grocery Company Emmett Letheridge Marion Mosely Doss Reed Russell P. Worsham Brazos County U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Camp Logan Bryan

Dr J N Goodwin Internal Medicine

Dr J N Goodwin practices internal medicine with a focus on diseases of children. Office in Smith Building and phone numbers 493 for office and 295 for residence.

J. N. Goodwin Smith Building

Mules Offer Quality Selection Aimed at Buyers Interest

We present a strong selection of mules tailored to buyer interests. Our emphasis is on meeting customer needs with reliable stock and favorable terms.

Conyers Livestock and Feed Corporation Reported

A brief item notes Conyers Livestock and Feed Corporation in a regional business column. The notice emphasizes the entity's name and its role within the local agricultural economy.

Conyers Livestock and Feed Corporation

Urging Glub Work in Brazos County

County Superintendent D. J. McDonald County Farm Agent C. L. Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Laura Belle Roten visit county schools urging students to join clubs and improve regular work. They tour Nob Prairie Tabor Kurten Steep Hollow Mudville Smetana Harvey with McDonald revisiting Harvey, a school he taught decades ago.

D. J. McDonald C. L. Benson Laura Belle Roten Nob Prairie Tabor Kurten Steep Hollow Mudville Smetana Harvey Roten Wellborn McDonald Benson Harvey School

Reclamation Plan Discussed in Texas Legislature Hearing

A joint hearing of the senate mining and irrigation committee and the house irrigation and reclamation committee will examine a proposed state irrigation reclamation and conservation program. The plan calls for a $600,000 appropriation for hydrographic and topographic surveys of Texas watersheds with backing from the Texas Conservation Association led by Judge E C Gaines.

Austin American Holbrook Senate Committee On Mining and Irrigation House Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation Texas Conservation Association Neff W. H. Bledsoe Senate Rountree Bryan House Seagler E. C. Gaines San Antonio The Conservation Association Brazos Colorado Trinity Rio Grande Texas

In Memoriam Henry Thomas Jones Aged One

The notice honors Henry Thomas Jones born June 18 1921 and died June 4 1923 at age one year six months and seventeen days. It laments his brief illness and loss, comforts the bereaved parents and relatives, and expresses faith that he is now in Heaven. A FRIEND extends condolences and speaks of shared sorrow and hopeful reunion.

Kingdom of Heaven Henry Thomas Henry Jones Mamma Henry Thomas Jones

Bryan couple marks forty first wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs C F Jones of Bryan celebrate their forty first wedding anniversary at home with friends dropping in to wish them well. Mrs Jones, before marriage, was Miss Elizabeth Jones of Harvey Brazos County.

C. F. Jones Bryan Mrs. Jones Elizabeth Jones Harvey Brazos County

Charlie Conlee Visits Bryan on Kieth Business

Charlie Conlee of Kieth traveled to Bryan on business today, meeting local contacts and handling a planned transaction. The visit highlights cross town commercial activity and regional ties.

Charlie Conlee Kieth Bryan

Chairman Quaid Here for Inspection of A and M College

Special to the Eagle. Austin Texas January 13 Chairman John F E Quaid of El Paso head of the Texas Appropriations committee left today with Representative Lee J Rountree of Bryan for a trip to Bryan and College They will spend Sunday in Bryan visiting Rountree s family and return to Austin Monday to discuss state institution appropriations

The Eagle Austin Texas John FE. Quaid Fl Paso Texas Appropriation Committee Lee J. Rountree Bryan College Rountree’s

Former Bryan Man Heads Farm Bureau

Walter Peteet secretary of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation was chosen to head the cooperative marketing department of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago and will start February 1. He will resign at the Texas convention next week with no successor named.

Dallas Texas Walter Peteet Texas Warm Bureau Federation American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Peteet Texas Organization Nist

Brazos County farm notes highlight terracing and corn choices

The Brazos County rural column details farmer innovators like G. W. Buchanan with a homemade terrace level for 30 acres, and growers Jim Tobias and J. J. Holik discussing corn varieties. It notes district agent A. W. Buchanan praising club work, radio programs, Gurley’s garden ventures, and Terracing progress on Cavitt Ranch, with community events and local poultry successes promoted by county agents.

G. W. Buchanan Zack Buchanan Jim Tobias Steep Hollow Brazos County J. J. Holik Smetana A. W. Buchanan

Visitors in Bryan Welcome Knox City Officials

Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Campbell of Knox City visited Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Calmes in Bryan yesterday. They have spent a few days on the coast. Campbell is president of the Guaranty State Bank at Knox City. Calmes is his former pastor.

B. B. Campbell Knox City C. RN. Calmes

Gurley Couple Guests From Kurten Ranch

Mr and Mrs John Gurley of Kurten community motored in this morning from their ranch home and were guests of friends for the day.

John Gurley Kurten

Texas lawmaker targets secret groups with annual membership lists

Representative Fugler of Marshall introduced a bill requiring all secret organizations in Texas to file annual membership lists with county clerks. The measure aims to expose Ku Klux Klan activities. A separate resolution against injecting factionalism into the legislature was also introduced, while Governor Neff urged action on calls for a constitutional convention to fund taxes, roads, education, flood control, and factories.

Houston Post Austin Texas House J. M. Melson Sulphur Springs Edith Wilmans Dallas Senate Neff Lee J. Rountree Bryan Harris County The Eagle Fugler Marshall Moore Hunt County

Wellborn family visitors in Bryan today

Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Harrold and their son Thomas Allen, along with Mrs. Ella Eidson, all from Wellborn, were visitors in Bryan today.

T. J. Harrold Thomas Allen Ella Eidson Wellborn Bryan

Funeral Services Held for T. R. Batte Friday

The Bryan Texas community mourns Thomas Robert Batte born 1856 Marshall Texas died January 10 in Galveston. He was a lawyer planter and First Baptist leader with a long Bryan residence. Survived by wife Annie Law five daughters Nellie Batte Scott Miller Kadel Bryant Gunter and two children T. R. Batte Jr and Mrs Zula Herron. Funeral held Friday at 8 o’clock at First Baptist Church with Dr John A Held officiating.

Thomas Robert Batte Tohn Sealey Galveston Bryan Brazos County T. R. Batte Marshall Texas J. H. Batte First Baptist Church F. M. Law Batte First Baptist Sunday School Anther University of Virginia Brazos Nellie Batte Houston T. R. Batte, Jr Tampico Mexico Annie Law Heervrks Corway Jesus George A. Adan John A. Held

Memorial Service and Burial for Local Figure

Tributes from the Pa yan bar members were given by Mr. Robert A. Armstrong and Judge W C Davis. After the church service, interment occurred at City Cemetery with pallbearers listed as honorary and active duty members.

Pa Yan Robert A. Armstrong W. C. Davis City L. L. McInnis W. R. Cavitt C. ©. Jones J. G. Minkert Oak McKenzie J. H. Ransom

Farmers Arrive in Bryan to Study Poultry and Agriculture

William R. Farmer and his family reached Bryan from Fort Worth by car and seek light housekeeping rooms while he studies poultry raising and other agricultural forms at A M College. Once a Fort Worth contractor, he seeks to return to farming and gain the needed knowledge to succeed. He noted good roads from Fort Worth to Waco, taking about two hours, but said the Waco to Bryan stretch felt rough like driving over litter ridges.

William R. Farmer Fort Worth Bryan the & M. College Farmer Waco Lister Ridges

Russell's Big Boll Improved Lone Star Cotton Seed

Advertisement from Russell's Cotton Seed Breeding Farms Annona Red River County Texas promoting Russell's Big Boll Improved Lone Star Cotton seed. Claims include high lint percentage 38 to 42, storm and drought resistance, and extra quality staple. Seeks buyers with car lot needs and offers limited seed supply and a booklet with prices.

Russell Lone Star Annona Red River County Texas

J Harris of Tabor Visits City

J Harris of Tabor was in the city as a business visitor today.

J. Harris of Tabor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rep. Rountree C. H. Astin North Main Street Bledsoe Reclamation Quaid A. & M. College Bryan Man Bryan Rotary Club Edge Edge Literary Club Community Club Edge Blue Ribbon P. S. Mangum Rotarians M. E. Wallace Gabe Rotary Blue Ribbon Bill Williamson Madison Hall Madison Morris Williamson Gabe Cazell Guvin Lloyd E. R C .c. Conn J. A. Farris Milton Fountain E. P. Humbert Will Jones Poultry Association Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department A. & M. College of Texas Gurley Ranch Nea Kurten Gurley Sam E. Cavitt Wheelock Mr. Cavitt Jewell Rudasill H. O. Ferguson Uncle Berry Gandy J. W. Barron J. C. Pridmore Shreveport Y. H. Schoffelmayer Farm News Morgan County Georgia Bank of Rutledge Thomas Peacock EXC Klan J. M. Bligh Decatur Ala Bessie Bearden Central CARD Ferer Jis Jno. S. Caldwell Optometrist Optician Caldwell’s Durham Tobacco China Caldwell Jewelry Rvan Star Brand Bryan Cottonil & Fertilizer Co
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