Rail strike fanned by shopmen across Midwest and South
Reports from Chicago to Slater Missouri describe shopmen protests and clashes at Chicago and Alton shops, with 500 strikers driving workers from Slater, Missouri. Federal receiver James A. Baker warns strikers at I and G N about contempt of court for interfering with rail operations. Interference with U S mails noted in Marshall Texas and other cities as delays mount on multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Eagle
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employed Department
American Federation of Labor
State
Hyde
Chicago and Alton
John Logedon
Marshall
Childrn
Texas
St. Louis
Chaffee
Kansas City
de Quincy
Texas and Pacific Lines
Mrs Sims heads committee for Red Cross Health Conference transport
Mrs B U Sims announces assistants to furnish transportation to the Red Cross Health Conference this Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Thursday helpers are Mrs Will Holmes and Mrs Walter Holmes and Friday helpers are Mrs M B Parker and Mrs B U Sims. Mothers with small children needing rides to the Health Center may telephone the listed women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
B. U. Sims
Red Cross
Will Holmes
Walter Holmes
M. B. Parker
Wellborn community welfare club organized by county agent
County Agent C L Beason led a Bryan and College sponsored party to establish a Wellborn welfare club. He offered a $5 prize for the approved name. Wellborn residents elected officers to steer the movement, with full details in Brazos County Club Notes in the Eagle. The paper congratulates Mr Benson on his efforts across Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
C.L. Beason
Bryan
Beason
Brazos County
Eagle
Benson
Visit and family notices from Greenville Texas
Miss Clara Braatz of Los Angeles California visits her mother Mrs Braatz and sister Mrs T J Conway in Greenville two weeks prior to a return trip. Mrs G P A Long entertains two nieces Madaline and Doris Long in Greenville. Mr and Mrs I L Barlow and daughter Miss Mary of Balmorhea arrive to visit Mr and Mrs W H George of Edge. Dr F R Collard of Wheelock visits relatives after attending the Greefs Brigade reunion at Hempstead with noted hospitality to veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Braatz
Los Angel California
Braatz
T. J. Conway
California
A. Long
Madaline
Doris Long
Greenville
Texas
Greet
U.C.V
Hempstead
Mrs Renfro Honored At Bryn Social Event
Mrs Berta Renfro of Mart district deputy of the Woman's Bene (Maccabees) has inspired many social affairs in Bry an. The order hosts a 42 party Thursday afternoon at Comance Mre H. H. Prager home. Rev J J Tatum and wife travel to Waco then Waxa hachie for meetings. Senator and Mrs R J Astin of Mumford visit Mrs J H Astin for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Renfro
Mart
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Bryan
Order
Comance
H. H. Prager
J. J. Tatum
Waco
Tatum
Waxahachie
R. J. Astin
Mumford Tare
J. H. Astin
Some Big Tomatoes From Farmer Downard
Local grower R. W. Downard donated tomatoes to the Eagle. The three largest weighed three pounds and three ounces in total as a display of quality produce and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Downard
The
Eagle
Mr. Downard
Weather Forecast for New Orleans and Vicinity
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with lingering cloudiness. Warmer conditions expected after a midweek norther following July 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bryan
Vicinty
Bryan High Awarded Three Additional Units Of Credit
Bryan High School receives three added credit units from the Department of Education Austin led by Miss Katherine Gray. Biology Latin and Physical Geography plus Physiology gain one unit each. Principal Miss Wesa Weddington and teachers Corral Clark West Weddington and Agéteon cited for securing the recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Hall
Bryan City
Bea
Wesa Weddington
Katherine Gray
Department of Education
Austin
Texas
Coral Clark
West Weddington
Agéteon
Bryan High School
Ana Keth
Dawe
Allen visits Brazos county native in Groesbeck trip
R. L. Allen of Groesbeck a former Brazos county resident is visiting J. H. Reed and family in Harvey. He stopped by the Eagle office on Wednesday while in town and said he left Brazos county five years ago but enjoys returning for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Allen
R. L. Allen
Groesbeck
Brazos County
J. H. Reed
Harvey
Eagle Office
Williamson County Agent Brings 5 Boys to Stock Judging Team Event
Crawford G. L. Crawford county agent leads Williamson county youths to College Station for stock judging training. He stays as guest with Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Bentley during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford G. L. Crawford
Wiliamson County
Williamson County
College Station
Crawford
M. R. Bentley
Bible Class Social at First Presbyterian Church
The Women's Bible Class will meet for a social session at 4 p m Friday at the home of Mrs F E Lichte on College boulevard with Mrs Lichte and Mrs P A Tardy hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. E. Lichte
College Boulevard
Prager Family Returns From Texas Visit
Mr and Mrs H H Prager and their son Harry returned Thursday from a week in Houston and Galveston They were joined by Mrs R M Brown and son Bobbie of Houston who will visit with them for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Prager
Harry
Houston
Galveston
R. M. Brown
Bobbie
Baptists Defeat Methodists In Big Championship Game
In a July 4 baseball clash at Bryan Country Club, the Baptists toppled the Methodists 19 to 12 after a 2 hour 21 minute game. Umpire Jas Sullivan and Rev. H C Willis oversaw the action with notable baserunning and fielding miscues. The event drew local clergy, farmers, and families in a lively community matchup with a season’s effort reflected in the high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Beckwith
Bryan Country Us
H. ©. Willis
Jnc. A. Held
Husky Warriors
Jas Sullivan
Sullivan
Pinkney Gresham
H.beard
Will Locke
Thompson
Graham
A. P. Ford
Bullock
Weinzeil
A. L. Smith
Whiskey Smith
Weintzeil
Duff Simpson
Lawrence
Methodists
Smith
Sealy Canwell
Ruth
Ford
Ransom Cole
Ransom
Caldwell
Locke
Beard
Jim Beard
Cox
Boyett
Simpson
Gammon
Jno
Weinzer
Ed Jenkins
A. S Ware
Williams
Roscoe Cole
Jim
Cole
Dr. Helds
A. S. Ware
Jenkins
M. Beard
Gammon Weinzeil
Short
Bady Bullock
A. L. Ware
Weinzet
H Beard
Texas
Ray Jones
Righ
Walker
Ware
S. C
Madison Hall
Baptists
Cazell Tomatoes Crowned Best Ever Produce
Prof. Gabe Cazell, noted singer and musician, is praised as a premier tomato raiser. A basket of 20 large Cazell Tomatoes was left at the Eagle office, earning the nickname and acclaim as the continent’s top tomato. Crazos county also highlights superb fruits and vegetables, granting first prize to the Cazell tomato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Cazell
Cazell
Eagle Office
Crazos County
Bryan hosts July Fourth crowd with many visitors
A long list of people from Franklin Caldwell Normangee Houston and other towns visited Bryan for the Fourth of July celebration at the Bryan Country Club. Attendees included C F Salvato Alfred Bradbury Lee Andrews Gilland Gilland Bentley Conway and many more as residents enjoyed picnics visits and the big community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Salvato
Steeles
Bryan
Charlie Oliver
Caldwell
Oliver
James H. Webb
College Avenue
Alfred Bradbury
Franklin
Hendricks Conway
Lee Andrews
Harvey
Rhea Gilland
Charles Gilland
Maurice Gilland
Bryan Country Club
W.A. Brown
Thorndale
J. C. Patterson
Jim McCreary
Robertson County
Don McCreary
Cal Graham
Rock Prairie
Paley Reed
Hearne
Eunice
Annie Taylor
Normangee
Douglass R. Boyder
Wellborn
W. E. H. Barry
Clara
College
Willie Johnson
L. M. Johnson
San Antonio
Mms
Guy H. Deaton
Baby
W. A.deaton
W. A. Brown
Albert Kyle
W. S. Collard
Willie Mae
Grimes County
Seth Mooring
Steeles Store
George Brown
Ellis Conway
Houston
Conway
Depot Express
Nion Station
M. R. Bentley
The
Eagle
J. W. Barton
Blanche Wilson
Harriett Parker
Sam B Wilson
Cameron
R. M. Gordon
Robert
W. E. Saunders
J. J. Fountain
Country Club
Fountain
E. J. Fountain
Wesley Bentley
Wesley
College Station
C. E. Oswalt of
Fort Worth
H. N. Cochren
Port Worth
C. L. Benson
A. W. Buchanan
Oak McKenzie
S. E. Eberstadt
J. Horace Kraft
Lee J. Rountree
M. M. Beskine
Wellbern
Brook Beal
C. H. Powers
W. H. Atkinson
Steep Hollow
Camp Dixie
Wiley
Georgia
Allister Waldrop
Bob Cole
M. Frances
Red Cross
Allison Guynes
Calvert
R. B. Grant
Ursuline Avenue
Grover White
Grover Jr
D. J. Menk
Sid Maris
Clarence Ousley
M. W. Sims
A. W. Kinnard
Edge
Wellborn community organizes with Dowling as president
Wellborn residents elect Hugh Dowling president Mrs Leith Vice President and Douglas Royder secretary treasurer at a community club formation. County officials and extension staff laud rural organization plans, cattle and poultry progress, a December Brazos county poultry show and a possible Brazos County Day during the Short Course at College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
People of
Hugh Dowling
Dr. Leith
Douglas Royder
Lee J. Rountree
S.£. Eberstadt
J. H. Kraft
Eck Smith
A. W. Buchanan
M. M. Erskine
P. L. Barron
Benson
Laura Belle Roten
Good Ladies of
Eberstadt
YOUR KIND OF LAND DARING AD FROM H M MADI SON
An irrigation era ad invites readers to define their land and crop needs, promising meeting nine times out of ten. It asks for a free booklet and directs inquiries to H. M. Madison general agent for the S A and A P Ry in San Antonio Texas. Also mentions Geo F. Lupton GP A for summer excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Madison
Gen. F
S. A
A. P. Ry
San Antonio
Texas
Geo
F. Lupton
Bryan and Area Residents Attend Cedar Creek Picnic at Edge
Local Brock connections report Harold Sanders visiting his sister Mrs A S Denman in Beaumont while Olin Sanders plans extended stay. Busy day in Bryan with Carl Wipprecht producing butter from Brazos County cream and Cedar Creek picnic attendees from Bryan including C G Walker and sons Judge Ferguson and family. Also notes Miss Mina Graham in Waco, travel by Miss Peters, and others visiting from Navasota and Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sanders
Beaumont
A. S Denman
Olin Sanders
Carl Wipprecht
Brazos County
Noble T. Melton
Bryan
Houston
Frank McGee
Cedar Creek
Mina Graham
Waco
C. G. Walker
C. G. Jr
Billie
H. O. Ferguson
Ethel
Ruth Martin
Edge
O. P. Preston
Randolph
Lancaster
Ralph Howell
J.F. Stuart
College Avenue
M. M. Vance
C. H. B. Graham
Harvey
Etta Peters
Ella Blazek
Franklin
Alma Robinson
Kerrville
H. G. Robinson
Kathleen Bullard
Madisonville
Tanlac Restores Stamina for City Printer
Joseph W. Riley of St. Louis says Tanlac kept him on the job after thirty years of stomach trouble that caused gas pains and weakness. He reports full appetite, renewed energy, and the ability to work daily. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Riley
Third St
St. Louis
Tanlac
Adv
Miss Emerald Isbell and Miss Re tha Callendar Visit Ida
Miss Emerald Isbell sister of Mrs Williamson and Miss Re tha Callendar visit Mrs H H Williamson. Isbell spent the winter in Bryan and was chosen as a teacher at Bryan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerald Isbell
Retha Callendar
Ida
H. H. Williamson
Miss Isbell
Williamson
Bryan
Bryan High School
Ironized Yeast promise for stomach relief ad
Indigestion and stomach distress relief pitch promotes Tronized and Ironized Yeast. Two tablets with meals claimed to show results within 24 hours. Mail a postcard for a free three day test from Ironized Yeast Co Dept 86 Atlanta. James Drug Store endorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironized Yeast Co
Dept
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jewell
Slater
Missouri
Mrs. Renfro
Bryan High
Weinteil
Jones
Weinzeill
Weinzel
Ros
R Ne
Roscoe
W. E. Johnson
Raymond
Grasser
H. C. Willis
Jao. A. Held
Claude Walker
Pinkney Graham
Dr. Held
Guy Boyett
Albert Goodman
W. E. Moore
Bernice Atkinson
L. H. Tucker
Navasota
N.B. Tucker
Mazie Currie
H. F. Smith, Jr
A. & M. College
W. B. Bizzell
B. Youngblood
R. P. Marstellar
M. Francis
Brazos County Boys and Girls
John Egan
A. & M. College of Texas
Birmingham
Alabama
Egan
Jefferson County
J. E. Bloodworth
Harrison County
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Marshal
Heo
Brazos Day
Brazos County Poultry Association
J. H. Chastun
Ory Country
Rotary Club
Tabor
A.’ & M. College of Texas
Omagh
James Drug Store
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