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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
8
Friday's Daily lists numerous local moves visits and greetings. Residents travel to Austin Houston and Dallas for family and official events while neighbors host gatherings and extend welcomes to new and returning visitors including government and university circles.
Prof J L Cobb and J H Hensarling visit Bryan for business. Real estate sale on College Ave to Geo Hoffman for a bungalow. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Frank Mallerich a baby boy. Representative Lee J Rountree arrives from Austin for Sunday in Bryan. Various residents from College Station Temple Houston Millican and other towns noted visiting or traveling.
Mrs C W Musgraves Mrs N S Johnson and Mrs G P Musgrave of College shopped in the city. J J Vandiver of Steep Hollow was a pleasant visitor. George H Saxon came from Reliance. Mr and Mrs Clyde Goen of Coleview were in town. A B McSwain visited Bryan and H Hodge of Wellborn was in Bryan today.
A roundup lists residents and guests in Bryan including W A Smith Millican Dr W S Odom Kurten J A Presnal Tabor and others visiting for business or hospitality. Several residents return to Brazos Hall County and Harvey while visits extend to Houston Brenham Dallas and San Antonio.
Mrs. C. M. Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a severe illness lasting three years. After six bottles of Cardus she reports restored appetite, sleep, strength, and overall health and urges others to try the tonic.
Governor Neff urges Texas to energize the educational system from primary to higher levels, advocate for fewer but better laws, and promote economic efficiency. He commends the Thirty-Sixth legislature, calls for land and convict labor reforms, and welcomes Mexican representatives, predicting a strong historic record.
Three men were taken into custody in Dallas Fort Worth and Commerce for the Jackson street post office holdup. One suspect in Fort Worth was brought to Dallas for further investigation while the other two were cleared but held. Clerk G W Street remained in critical condition. Albert T Smith showed improvement. Federal Judge Meek ordered grand jury probe into robbery and conspiracy charges.
Advertisers in the Eagle promote cold relief and a familiar slogan urging shoppers to buy it in Bryan. The copy emphasizes regional branding and local purchasing.
Six murders in eight days in Toledo spur a rush to insurance firms. Applicants seek coverage from burglary to highway robbery and safe blowing, with policies commanding higher prices and sometimes needing extra clerks to issue.
Mrs Flora Wilcox of Wichita Kansas says after twenty years of crippling rheumatism she laid aside crutches and regained full mobility after taking eight bottles of Tanlac She reports improved appetite no gas heart palpitations and better sleep while doing housework and enjoying life again with Tanlac available from N S Stewart in Bryan and other leading druggists.
Austin dispatch reports Representatives Chetwood and Hill introduced a bill for a West Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College. James H. Webb and daughter Miss Nobie Webb plan to travel to New York Friday for Webb Brothers dry goods purchase and a Cornell house party in Ithaca. They will be away from Bryan for several weeks.
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