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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

4

County Agent Urges Soil Conservation At Brazos Chamber

County Agent C. L. Beason addresses the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce urging soil conservation and soil building in Brazos county. He outlines terracing drainage crop rotation and extension work to prevent erosion boost yields and foster permanent agriculture alongside rural community development.

Bryan and Brazos County Ruth Naomi Valley of the Nile Hogg Gatlin Brazos County Adam Jay Extension Service Bryan

Education and Agriculture Highlight Brazos County Chamber Meet

At the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce annual gathering in Bryan two addresses stressed education and agriculture as the region’s core future. Superintendent Mamson Hall urged a $25,000 bond for a Junior High and better school facilities, while Prof. Daniel Scoates outlined improved farming methods, markets, roads, and housing conditions to raise productivity and living standards in Brazos County.

Bryan and Brazos County Hall Bryan Daniel Scoates Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Ile Scoates Chamber of Commerce the Eagle The Eagle

Bryan Public Schools Seek Fifty Victrola Records

Bryan public schools lack records with three Victrolas and depend on Miss Ruth Lawler to obtain at least 50 records. The Parent Teachers Association asks citizens to donate or fund purchases, listing specific titles and inviting donations at a Carnegie Library meeting Thursday afternoon.

Bryan Ruth Lawler Parent- Teachers’ Association M. B. Parker Parent- Teachers Association Carnegie Library Carmen Erin Kathleen Mauvourneen Danny Deever Faust Pagliacci Tove Don Giovanni Mignon the Two Grenadiers Ezekiel Sande Finlandia Valve Moscow

Colorado to Gulf Highway Meeting Set for Amarillo

Dalhart Texas January 25 The annual Colorado to Gulf Highway meeting will be held in Amarillo in April with delegates from Denver to Galveston and Brownsville expected. Captain Bernard S McMahan field director has organized Texan chapters and will visit New Mexico and Colorado in February. The Amarillo session aims to secure state and federal recognition of the highway and construction progress in Texas promises a 1700 mile route for summer tourism. The gulf branch runs Ft Worth to Galveston while the military branch diverges at Waco toward Austin San Antonio Brownsville and into Mexico.

Dalhart Texas Amarillo Association Denver Galveston Brownsville Bernard S. Mc‘Mahan New Mexico Colorado Gulf Ft. Worth Bryan Waco Austin San Antonio Mexico

Debate over legislature size from Judge Grubbs

The Waco News-Tribune quotes Judge W. W. Grubbs arguing that a larger legislature would yield fewer laws. It notes his past Hunt County legislative role and mocks his view by suggesting the Grubbs Vocational College at Arlington be renamed if he pushes for a bigger body.

W. W. Grubbs Sena National Congress Waco News-Tribune Grubbs Hunt County California

Teachers examinations set for February 3 and 4

Notice from County School Superintendent Eck Smith announces teachers examinations at the courthouse on Friday and Saturday February 3 and 4 for county and state certificates.

Court House Eck Smith

Hog buyer seeks top market price at feed store

Wanted hogs cash offer at Hensarlings Feed Store. Phone 285. R. W. Thurman advertises willingness to pay the highest market price for swine. Local notice seeks hog sellers to contact the listed phone for sale arrangements.

Hensarlings Feed Store R. W. Thurman

The Dead Man Advertises While Living Businessman Fails

A fragment notes a living businessman advertising while a deceased party is not, prompting a call to Bryan Eagle No. 36 for details. The terse line cites a phone inquiry and hints at a local classifieds matter.

Bryan Eagle

Corn Club Plans Prize Corn Projects in Brazos County

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club promotes seed selection for next year with cash prizes for best Surcropper Yellow Dent and Chisholm corn exhibits. Community members discuss terracing, crop rotation, and livestock feed, while Edge club shows growing participation and a sharable Poultry Association offer on hatching eggs.

Persons Brazos County Brazos County Poultry Association R. W. Persons Brazos County Club Harvey Edgeys Edge Club George Leighman Pauline Beard Lester Moore Susie Griffin Maude Moore Benard Hill Eldrid Henry Eugene Beard Wallace Henry Otho Richards Albert Cross Frank Stroud Lon George Myrtle Hill Paul Moore Johnnie Payne Joe Bailey Stroud Gertrude Hamilton Norma Ruth Hill Walden Orr Harvey Martin Brooks Thompson Velma Moore Floyd Moore Pauline Thompson Frank W. Lux Shelby County Ind

Taniac credited as savior for Houston woman

Miss A. E. Dixon of 1102 Meadow Street, Houston, says after nervous breakdown and stomach catarrh she found relief in Taniac. She reports better sleep, pain relief, restored weight, and improved digestion after a few days of use. The product is sold in Bryan by N. A. Stewart and other leading druggists.

A. E. Dixon Meadow Street Houston Texas Taniac Altoeether Tanlae Bryan N. A. Stewart

Baptist Circle Meeting Hosted By Mrs Walker In Bad Weather

Despite heavy rain a large crowd of First Baptist Church auxiliary members gathered at Mrs M P Walker's home for Circle Number 3. E H P Bain led with a program on expanding the foreign horizon including talks on Paul the foreign missionary and William Carey and a World War II era foreign missions focus. Music, prayers, and a refreshments spread followed the program.

Baptist Auxiliary First Baptist Church M. P. Walker Circle Number 3 E. H. P. Bain Circle Jnc. A. Held Paul the Foreign Missionary G. M. Brandon Roy Danforth Will S. Howell William Carey McDuff Simpson Dave Jolly Albert Buchanan Lillian Howard

Announcements in Democratic Jury Primaries

County level races listed include Sherff L E Morehead for County Attorney Oak McKenzie for County Tax Assessor Clyde F Goen for County Superintendent D J McDonald for Commissioner Precinct No 3 Frank Kr for precinct 3. Voters see candidate names and offices in party slate.

Sherff L. E. Morehead Oak McKenzie Clyde F. Goen D. J. McDonald Frank KR

A and M Students Building Cotton Classing Skill

Mr L E Dowd of the Textiles Engineering Dept at A and M College reports two cases showing the impact of student cotton classing. One student earned 150 during holidays to return to college and work. Another student helped his farmer receive 56.50 more for cotton after reclassification.

L. E. Dowd A. & M. College For Texas

Death of Mrs Lorea at 66 Prompts Funeral Mass

Mrs. Marguerite Lorea wife of Joe Lorea of West 24th Street died January 23 at age 66. Funeral held at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev Father J B Gleissner officiating and interment in the Catholic cemetery. She leaves three sons and two daughters all residents of Bryan.

Marguerite Lorea Joe Lorea West 24Th Street St. Joseph’s Church J. B. Gleissner Brvan

Thurman Seeks Buyer for 200 Hogs

R. W. Thurman advertises a purchase opportunity offering 200 hogs with contact by phone 235.

R. W. Thurman

Demand for Corn and Sweet Potatoes Rises in Texas

Special to the Eagle Austin Texas January 25 demand for Texas maize corn and sweet potatoes has been good with farmers increasing orders for maize and corn. The state markets and warehouse department bulletin notes stronger freight rates boosting demand as winter feeding stock rises. Prices show maize up from 2 to 2.50 per ton while car corn buyers quote 62 cents per bushel.

The Eagle Austin Texas State Markets and Warehouse Department Bulletin Cotulla-Carrizo Springs Wharton Laredo Norfolk Rio Grande Valley

Residents Move from West 30th Street Cottage to West 24th Street Home

Mr and Mrs former Bond who had occupied a cottage on West 30th Street have rented the home of PF Somerlatt on West 24th Street and moved in Monday afternoon.

Fromer Bond West 30Th Street PF. Somerlatt West 24Th Street Fame

Personal notices and illness updates in Bryan

A packed local column reports Mrs. A M Stewart visiting from Carthage to the Stewarts, two ill children Tom and Nat Stewart making slow progress, and Mrs. Hoyle recovering and able to sit up. Other items note Mrs. Lockerd returning from Itasca Waco and Rosse, new living arrangements for the Kauffman family, updates on Mrs. Saxon and Mr. Saxon, and attendance at church and civic events.

A. M. Stewart Carthage N. A. Stewart Tom Nat 8S. C. Hoyle Hoyle N. F. Lockerd Itasca Waco Rosse S. Kauffman Tom Powers West 24Th Street Wallace Building Parent-Teachers’ Association W. B. Cline Tyler Haswell Houston Walter Ehlers Baby Ennis Ernest Elliott The Edge Apartments Clarence Saxon Horace Dansby Bryan Brazos Bottom Saxon E. H. Astin River Bottom T. K. Lawrense J. D. Martin Parker-Astin Hardware Company Dallas J. F. Zak Edge Dry Goods Co C. J. Jancik J. R. Nunn Main Street W. T. Stallings Little Sons W. T Jr J. D Kenneth Embroidery Club N. B. Tucker Navasota L. H. Tucker Florence Lacy Pittsburg Texas Lacy Florence Harmon W. H. Harmon Henry Shows Thomson Creek J. C. Barton Longview J. N. Goodwin H. H. Prager Katherine Henderson

Hanway Jr. Named to U.S. Veterans Bureau Post

J. T. Hanway Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hanway, formerly of this city and now residing in Port Arthur, has been appointed to a position with the U. S. Veterans' Bureau in Houston. He began his duties on Wednesday January 18, and Bryan friends praise the appointment and wish him success.

John T. Hanway Jr J. T. Hanway Port Arthur U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Houston Hanway Bryan

Dallas Clergyman Dr John G Slayter Critically Ill

Dr John G Slayter pastor of East Dallas Christian church and a familiar figure in Masonic circles is critically ill at his home in Dallas Texas on January 25.

Mason Dallas Texas John G. Slayter East Dallas

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Beason Judge Grubbs Obstreperous Kansas West Texas Sam Corobbo R. L. Jones John Figaro J. M. Conway J. C. Cloud H. C. Boatwright John Fiagaro Clapp Smetana Baptist Circle Meeting Lorea Fred Ashby McKinney Thedford’s Thedford J. T. Hanway JR Miles Lal
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