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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1914

Page

7

Texas Creameries Association Meets in Belton

Texas creamery officials announce the seventh annual convention to be held in Belton January 27 to 29. J W Ridgeway A&M College dairy professor and association secretary outlined the program as representatives from forty two Texas creameries gather to discuss industry problems and improvements.

Belton Texas College Station Tex Texas Creameries Association J. W. Ridgeway A. & M. College

Carter and Post Wed at Providence Church

Mr J M Carter of Reliance and Miss Mattie Post of Providence were married Sunday afternoon at Providence Church at 3 o clock by Rev M E Weaver of this city.

J. M. Carter Reliance Mattie Post Providence Providence Church M. E. Weaver

Solace Remedy Promises Fast Uric Acid Relief

An advertisement from Solace Remedy Co of Battle Creek claims SOLACE dissolves uric acid crystals and purifies the blood. It asserts safety under the Pure Food and Drugs Law, offers free boxes and testimonials, and promotes Solace as a simple, non labeled treatment with no special fee schemes.

Solace CO Battle Creek U.S R. Lee Morris First National Bank of Chico Texas Solace Company Memphis Tenn R. L. Morris Solace Solace Remedy CO Mich

Oldest Settlement on Earth Damascus Recounts Its Ancient Glories

The Christian Herald extols Damascus as a city alive since biblical beginnings dating to Abram and ancient pharaonic times. Visitors walk Narrow crooked streets through a market of Persians Moors Indians Egyptians and Bedouins past mosques and a historic gate near Jai el Amwy once Rimmon’s temple Christian relics linger in the doorway of a mosque once a church with a Greek inscription prophesying Christ’s everlasting kingdom.

Damascus Christian Herald Abram Haran Egypt Greece Rome Babylon Tyre Christ

Bryan Fire Department Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Bryan Fire Department held its annual meeting at the fire station. Delegates from No 1 and No 2 attended. Elected officers include Chief C E Jenkins Assistant Chief Wade Cox and Secretary Treasurer John Daly Jr. Appreciative talks followed before adjournment.

Bryan Fire Department John Daly, JR

Call for State Bank Statements Issued by Texas Commissioner

Austin Jan 16 The State bank statements deadline was set for January 18 by Commissioner Collier. The notice requests banks to submit their statements showing end of day figures for the stated period. The move aims to review financial status and compliance across Texas banks.

Austin Tex Collier

Kagoshima Observatory Director Dies by Own Action

Tokyo reports the Kagoshima observatory director killed himself after criticism for failing to warn citizens about Sakura Jima eruption danger. The notice notes newspapers confirm the death and the criticism centered on the warning lapse.

Associated Press Tokio Japan Today Kagoshima Observatory Kagoshima Sakura Jima

Motion to Disqualify Judge Swayne in Norris Case

County Attorney Baskin filed a motion to disqualify Judge Swayne over his opinion in the Norris case. The judge, tearful, defended his record and refused the motion. jury selection was ordered to resume at 2 PM.

Fort Worth Tex Baskin Swayne J. Frank Norris

March to Mexico City With Vast Rebel Army

Gen Villa announces he will move into Central and Southern Mexico with about fifteen thousand troops and expect to join Carranza with ten thousand more at Guadalajara to march on Mexico City. Meanwhile four thousand refugees head to Marfa by train and Federal commander General Ynez Salazar is arrested in Sanderson for violating neutrality laws.

Associated Press Chihuahua Mexico Marfa Presidio Mercado Castro Sanderson Tex Ynez Salazar Ojinaga Salazar

Old Guard Ball At Madison Square Garden

New York January 16 The Old Guard ball at Madison Square Garden tonight will outshine prior winters events due to many distinguished military associations joining the celebration marking the eighty ninth anniversary of the Old Guard.

New York Old Guard Madison Square Garden

Dunns to move to Hearne for farming duties

Mr and Mrs Jim Dunn Jr prepare to relocate from Bryan to Hearne Texas where Mr Dunn will oversee farming interests The news notes Bryan friends regret losing the family from the city and mentions the move.

Jim Dunn, Jr Hearne Texas

Burroughs and Hewit Wed in Quiet City Ceremony

Mr. Clay Burroughs and Miss Emma Hewit were married yesterday at 6 pm at the home of Rev. J. J. Tatum. The couple will reside in the Prospect neighborhood and have the good wishes of many friends.

Clay Burroughs Emma Hewit J. J. Tatum Prospect

Klondyke Oil Field to See Yearlong Drilling Push

Commerce Texas January 16—Developments in the Klondyke oil field since oil was struck will be pushed throughout the year with many wells sunk. It is expected that by year end at least a trainload of oil will be produced daily from the field.

Commerce Tex Klondyke

Pulp Dam Burst Triggers West Virginia Flooding

Nobbin West Virginia January 15 A pulp company dam burst at noon releasing a fifteen foot high wall of water down the North Potomac river. Inhabitants fled in great peril but no loss of life is reported at the moment.

Associated Press Nobbin W. Va Potomac River

Paving Work Progress on Main Street

Paving crews under Wadsworth and Proudfoot have laid just over a block of concrete foundation since Monday. Next week will see the top layer of Westra mite special paving applied, improving the appearance of Main Street.

Main Street Messrs. Wadsworth and Proudfoot

11 Year Old Girl Wins Prize for Corn Growing

Editor presents Miss Aleen Fell's account of winning a notable corn growing prize, highlighting her achievement at age eleven and the pride it brings to her community. The letter from L. M. Hewit accompanies the clipping.

Eagle Pennsylvania Aleen Fell L. M. Hewit

Girl 11 Wins County Corn Contest Share Reporting Methods

Miss Aleen Fell of Transfer details her prize winning corn project in Mercer County. She describes soil types, planting steps, fertilizer mix, frost damage and recovery, weed control, mulch use, and late season care. The account highlights perseverance, family farming, and practical agronomy.

Crawford County Aleen Fell Mercer County Miss Fell Pete Mr. McBride

Regional banks for state of Texas plan announced

Texas bankers met in Fort Worth to work out details of creating a regional bank in Texas. The plan emphasizes friendly rivalry between Texas cities and places the state's interests as paramount.

Fort Worth Tex Texas

Moose Lodge Elects New Officers for 1920

Bryan Lodge No. 664 Loyal Order of Moose elected officers for the term including Ed Smith as dictator and Gent White as secretary. Other officers include M. B. Parker vice dictator N. B. McMorris prelate J. T. Spell sergeant at arms L. A. Spell treasurer John Daly Sr. and trustees C. Gray L. J. Cox E. M. Dodson. Inner guard John Winter.

Bryan Lodge No Loyal Order of Moose Ed Smith M. B. Parker N. B. McMorris Gent White J. T. Spell L. A. Spell John Daly Ben Knox Claude Buchanan C. Gray L. J. Cox E. M. Dodson John

Distinction to Address Local Masons Meeting

For their next meeting on Wednesday January 21 at 8 30 PM the lodge has arranged to welcome Dr T W Dee district deputy supreme dictator for South Texas a man of distinction in the work of the order The public wives and daughters of members and all ladies of the city are invited to attend the meeting

T. W. Dee South Texas

Clafin Withdraws From Directorships

John C. Claflin, leader of a major dry goods house and president of the New York Chamber of Commerce, says he will resign from the board of every financial institution on which he serves.

New York John C. Claflin New York Chamber of Commerce

Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Doomed to Heal

An old reliable surgical dressing advertised for immediate use to prevent blood poisoning. It relieves pain and heals wounds at once. Claims of speedy relief and healing for a dollar.

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