Animal Husbandry Moves Into New Quarters
Special to the Eagle College Station Texas Jan 24 finishing work was done in the Animal Husbandry building and the department moved to permanent quarters. Classes in theory were held there for the first time this morning. The building erected in 1916 features a large arena with 164 by 64 foot arena and seating, offices and classrooms beneath the tiers. The move frees space in the agricultural building for P K Whelpton and F Hensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
P. K. Whelpton
F. Hensel
Templeton
Alford
Walser
W. L. Stangle
Buchanan
Williams and Regenbrecht
Ten converts baptized at First Baptist church service
At the First Baptist church last night Dr J A Held called for volunteers to unite with the church. Twelve Brazos county converts led by Rev William Ibarra joined, ten baptized and two by letter from Wheelock. The service received full fellowship for all new members. Ibarra, a Mexican pastor, aims to organize a Mexican Baptist church locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. A. Held
Brazos County
William Ibarra
Wheelock
Ibarra
Ashville
N. C
Law
Jewell Allen
Rosse
N. F. Lockerd
Tyler Haswell
Houston
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church of Bryan
Council of the Diocese of
J. W. Black
W. G. Hanover
J. H. Beard
D. B. Boully
Oklahoma
Bryan
L. H. Tuckers
Boully
A. & M. College
W. A. Free
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
J. B. Priddy
Dallas
Ross
Eugene Edge
R. W. Odom
Texarkana
L. J. Cox
West 24Th Street
Tabor News Highlights Farm Pushes and Local Events
Tabor Texas residents push for 1921 crop readiness as Mrs Ammons forms a domestic science class for girls in grades nine to eleven. Mid term exams run three days while a planned high school basketball event draws a crowd that expected both teams but the college consolidated squad did not appear. Local notices include sales of farm stock and livestock as P H Hensarling advertises 15 smooth mare mules and other animals for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Texas
Ammons
Tabor High School
Taber High School
College Consolidated High School
Edge Girls
Edge Court
Joe Sample
Mary Locke
Ernest Huggins
Bryan
J. Harris
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood School
Ise Blue Star Eczema Remedy Sold at Roman & Vick Drug
An item listing Ise Blue Star Eczema Remedy marketed for eczema itchy skin and ringworm. The product is sold at Roman and Vick Drug in-store, with customers urged to buy for relief of skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick Drug
Roman & Vick Drug Store
Personal mentions fill Bryan notes and arrivals at A M college
Friday and weekend items list arrivals and departures of people visiting Bryan and the A M college, including students, officials, and relatives from Austin New Orleans Houston and nearby communities. It notes births visits travels and local appearances by doctors lawyers and merchants with multiple named individuals and places.
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Sidney Simpson
Houston
Mr. Simpson
Leona Simpson
J. W. Dominek
Route 3
Bryan
Eagle
C. H. Andrews
George Martin, Jr
George Martin, Sr
Martin
Sallie W. Law
Austin
Renee Siphane
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Last Week
County Clerk McSwain announces last weeks marriage licenses for pairs: David Preciado with Cleofdas Farres, Jerry Nelson with Peggy Petty, Colbert Mayes with Elmira Williams, Robert Thornton with Velma Johnson, Sam Eldridge with Ella Porter, Hallrie Rosales with Edvarges Medina, James Hill with Adeline Jones, Frank Bukowski with Annie L Power, Curley Bookman with Elmira Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwain
David Preciado
Cleofdas Farres
Jerry Nelson
Peggy Petty
Colbert Mayes
Elmira Williams
Robert Thornton
Velma Johnson
Sam Eldridge
Ella Porter
Hallrie Rosales
Edvarges Medina
James Hill
Adeline Jones
Frank Bukowski
Annie L. Power
Curley Bookman
Elmira Collins
W H Cole Succeeds Astin as Head of Red Cross Chapter
January Brazos County Red Cross executive board meeting at First National Bank elected W H Cole to fill the unexpired term as chairman after E H Astin's resignation. Dr L O Wilkerson left as First Aid chairman. Dr R A Sims chosen to fill the unexpired term. Roll call totals given. calls for emergency nursing corps and bureau work noted.
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Brazos County Red Cross
First National Bank
W. H. Cole
FE. J. Jenkins
J. B. Gleissner
W. D. Lawrence
A. Benbow
J. T. Hanway
Elbert Moore
George F. Lee
Albert Buchanan
E. H. Astin
Tyler Haswell
Astin
Brazos County
First Aid
Wilkerson
China
R. A. Sims
Red Cross
Roll Call
St. Louis
Red Cross Treasury
Home Service
Health Department
Tabor High School
Red Cross Bureau
Poll tax payments lag 1919 figures in Brazos County
Brazos County tax collector Roy Hudspeth warns poll tax receipts this year must reach 277 per day through January 31 to match 1919 totals. By Monday night only 1228 had paid across twelve precincts, about half of last year’s figure, with five days left. He urges prompt payment to avoid last minute queues and notes previous year’s long lines. Cotton market and prices are also briefly reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Millican
Salts Chee Bene Walihye
Sdates- Sso Dee
Oe College
Hake
Harvey
Tiene Bees
Kurten
Oss -Serree Ns Ieareas
Wabiinish
Ssn
Edge
Hy Couekories
Benetemh
Etea Nee
City Hall
Court House
Economy and Efficiency as Shock Absorbers in Agriculture
C A Whittle argues that postwar farming must embrace economy and efficiency to protect profits. He urges maximizing yields per acre through proper seed, soil preparation, fertilizers, and labor efficiency, warning that reducing inputs to save money will backfire.
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C. A. Whittle
Il Ae
Cottonseed meal shown as a viable cheap fertilizer in Texas
Texas experiment station chief G S Fraps reports cottonseed meal is a cheap fertilizer mainly supplying nitrogen. Tested rates show gains in corn cotton Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes with 200 to 400 pounds per acre. Mixing acid phosphate and sometimes potash improves results on phosphoric acid deficient soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Fraps
Texas Experiment Station
Texas
Division of Chemistry
Non-Cotton Zone Fight In El Paso Successful
El Paso county remains a regulated cotton zone after the state boll worm commission decision. Gins must sterilize cotton in the zone. If declared non-cotton, cotton growing would be banned, harming Valley farmers who sell over half a million dollars of cotton annually. The state would compensate farmers for lost cotton income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Associated
Texas
el Paso County
State
Boll Worm Commission
el Paso Valley
Wilson More Robust Says Ex Gov Cox
Former Ohio governor Cox after a forty minute White House visit said President Wilson is heavier and more robust in every way. He described the call as friendly and noted a possible European trip in June.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Cox
Ohio
White House
Europe
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Animal Husbandry Department
P. H. Hensarling
T. Blintcliff
B. A. Sims
New Orleans
Roscoe Knowles
John T. Dyess
A. D. McSwain
Rock Prairie
H. L. McKnight
Sam Dunn
J. H. Glover
Gilmer
Glover
Ellis Henderson
Calvert
R. H. Grant
Ursuline Avenue
Fred M. Court
A. L. Ward
J. W. Beard
J. O. Wilson
Maud Jones
J. L. McKnight
Turney
P. McKnight
United States Department of Health
W. C.davis
F. L. Henderson
Caldwell
J. H. Stallings
C. C. McRae
T. B. Smith
J. E. Mathis
John Newcomb
Tal Tobias
Reliance
Morgan Cross
Henry Shows
Thompson Creek
F. E. Wilson
Issac
Nat Harrison
W. J. Boriskie
Albert West
Sol West
Mable
Uvalde
Mabel Castles
John E. Astin
Tom Castles
Annie Locke
Zack
H. D. Beaumont
Marjorie
Lillian Beaumont
I. M. Cook
Annie
Cora Cook
F. J. Garth
San Antonio
Robert L. Burney
H. N. Jane
Emmett Wallace
Huntsville
Ala
M. E. Wallace
Emmett
Jack Jeffcoat
Beaumont
A. E. Fisher
28Th Street
Ira S. D. Lee
T. R. Batte
James H. Webb
J. P. Oliver
Cole
Paul Dunkle
Mineral Wells
Waxahachie
Dunkle
Rosella Elliott
Sam E. Cavitt
Old Wheelock
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Union Hill
W. R. Bizzell
W. C. Davis
A. C
C. M. Evans
Hopkins County
A. & M. College Extension Ark
Felix Probandt
City
Fagle
Kyrten
Frank Feyrer
Billie Plagens
A. W. Kinnard
State Department of Agriculture
George N. Steen
Emmy Held
Franklin
John A. Held
T. K. Lawrence
Council of the
Diocese of Texas
L. A. Spell
Edwin P. Price
Chiago
Emory Hughes
Mir
Will Hogue
Ruby
Iola
H. B. Fuller
J. W. Beal
Prospect
John Whitten
Cottonwood
T.C. Wade
Wellborn
Gus Wade
Benchley
J.C. Chaney
Chas. W. Chaney
D .M. Howard
Sherman Deen
Joe F. Crenshaw
Robertson County District Court
George P. Edger
FE. B. Hollow
Dc. T. Sims
Vera Sims
Cleveland
C. E. Gustavus
Amarillo
Gustavus
J. S. Burtis
Mesdames
H. R. Brayton
Rosa Williams
Brenham
M. S. Edge
Doremus
J. M. Cross
W. R. Cross
Hettie M. Curry
John FE
Mable Castles
H. N. June
Episcopal Church of Texas
Myrtle Wilkes
Navasota
Beverly Tucker
H. M. Peoples
Western Union
J E. Dishman
Phillip Hensarling
Fort Worth
Mr. Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Hawes
East Side
26Th Street
Etta Peters
New Baden
Ft. Worth
Cotter
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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