Locals Wednesday highlights from Bryan area visits
A busy Bryant day features residents from Steep Hollow Benchapy Hearne and College traveling to Bryan on business visiting relatives and sampling the city. Notable mentions include J. S. Mooring from Brazos bottom and Uncle Nelson Mize of Grimes County visiting with friends and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
Ora Conway
Houston
A. H. Bedford
Little Son
Benchapy
Lucy Christian
Hearne
A. T. Shirley
Stone City
Bryan
B. Youngblood
J. K. Presnal
Mary
Tabor
J. S. Byars
Robert Kirk
Independence
R. H. Carroll
Victor Andrews
Harvey
W. P. Means
Sadie
J. S. Mooring
Brazos Bottom
J. J. Scrimshire
Wellborn
Mary Ruth Holden
Galveston
Claude E. Boyett
Brownwood
W. C. Boyett
College
Cyrus McCullough
New Castle
Maude B. Jones
Edge
Marlin
E. T. McKinney
Luther Pate
Dallas
J. T. Pate
Coleview
Wm. Manther
Kurten
W. F. Odom
Ezra Wilson
Arch Robinson
Wixon
George Wicker Jr
Guy Adriance
Herbert Seale
Navasota River
O. L. Wilcox
I. M. Cook
Bertha Turner
C. H. B. Grham
J. G. Mc Haney
J. Harris
Harris’ School House
Sam Cavitt
Wheelock
Grimes County
Helen DeMaret
Will Lewis
North Zulch
E. L. Beard
R. G. Tabor
Oklahoma City
Lena Josey
Maude Josey
Hempstead
Eugene Edge
John Edge
Overton
Addie Bell Hobgood
Kate Miller
Pat Patterson
A. M. Parker
Riesel
Bishop
T. J. Kelly
Jack Fountain
W. L. Wood
Autoombile
J. W. Cloud
Mr. Cloud
Nelson Mize
Nelson
W. R. Henry
M. J. Parker
Col
R. T. Milner
Palestine
W. B. English
Robert Aken
J. H. Hicks
J. P. Gilpin
A. C. Williams
A. L. Higgs
Little Brazos
J. C. Cloud
C. C. Morgan
Claud Griffith
Reliance
Henry Kurten Jr
St. Louis
A. Byars
Austin
Spector
Joe Kopecky
Joe Merka
Benchley
Brannon Leverton
New Orleans
Hattie Carson
Waco
H. S. Abbott
Stamford
J. M. Cox
H. E. Runge
San Francisco
Cal
Lula McMichael
Katherine
Whitewright
Lancaster
Claude RB. Moore
S. B. Brogdon
Johnson and Rhode
Fred M. Allison
Corsicana
Corpus Christi
E. A. Berry
Madisonville
Navasota
Examiner Review
George Foster
Myers
W. D. Stallings
G. W. Maxwell
Iola
Wiley Kelly
A. A. Dean
Charley Kennedy
T. B. Goodman
Holligan Chapel
Raymond Jones
West, Texas
Alison Hudgins
A. & M. College
J. E. Bullock
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
J. H. White
J. H. White, Jr
R. H. Haltom
W. D. Yardley
J. D. Goen
Rob Carroll
J. E. Covey
Joe Sanders
Powell Shannon
Sam Roscoe
T. B
W. H. Peyton
W. L. Sikes
J. B. Bagley
John Barnes
L. S. Ettle
Beeville
Minnie Estill
S. S. Wilson
Thorndale
Dick Smith
J. E. E. Baird
Otto
Herbert W. Reed
San Antonio
Velma Hensarling
W. E. Moody
Peidmont
Texas
T. W. Parker
Baylor University
Joe Goldenberg
Virginia
C. M. Evans
John Shrap Williams Jr
Pauline
Yazoo
Miss
J. H. Webb
H. T. Lawler Jr
Hotel Bryan
Mr. Lawler
California
Welty McCullough
Thornton
J. H. McCullough
George Walker
Alexander
Maggie McCallum
Call
W. S. Mill
H. F. Payne
Kenedy
Frank McGee
W. Schorm
Georgetown
William Manther
Eagle
C. L. Bernay
A. B. McSwain
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
Dave Foster
Ben Foster
Victor Edge
Gause
Calvert
H. B. McDowell
Dave Wolfe
Joe Groginski
Henry Benbow
John S. Smith
Harris School House
City
Sam Royder
Mattie Mawhinney
Hudson Myers
M. B. Willis
Allister Waldrop
V. M. White
Lucile Stuart
Riese
Nevada Goen
L. B. Burke
A. B. Connor
G. E. Bowen
Fort Worth
Davis Cole
Ed Carll
Dymple
Annie Brazelton
A. J. Brazelton
J. F. Singletary
Wiley Higgs
Higgs
D. S. Wilson
A. Barra
Frank Rae
Otto Denton
Kathleen McMichael
Charles House
Paris
C. M. Camp
J. EB. Pico
Texas A. & M. and Road Engineering
The Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas now has the largest highway engineering division of any college in the South and in the United States except Columbia. Three men lead the department including R L Morrison as professor, B K Coghlan as associate professor, and GD Marshall formerly with the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cently
A. & M. College of Texas
Marshall
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas Good Roads Association
County Commissioners Association
R. L. Morrison
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
South
United States
Columbia
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
B. K. Coghlan
University of
Cadets Profitably Employed During Vacation
A clipped verse asks if readers helped a struggling brother during hardship. It contrasts a helpful lift with silence, urging aid and companionship to ease a burden and keep someone from falling.
Civil Engineers Nearing End Of Practice At A and M College
The 1914 15 senior civil engineering class at A and M College wraps up a month of outdoor practice. Under Prof. D W Spence and assistants A C Love and D G Miller the group has learned practical field work, mapping levels from College to Bryan, with final departure planned next Friday. Members listed include M A Abernathy F Burkett G F Brigance J V Curnette L H Hagaman R Hawes D L Hook F L Bramlette H J Morgan A G Owen O R Oleen E L Riesner H A Sawyer J L Rosenfield J C Short and V Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
Bryan
Court House Lawn
D. W. Spence
A. C. Love
D. G. Miller
Our Right to the Sea and British Blockade Critique
An editorial denounces British memoranda on sea rights as sophistry. It argues the British blockade targets neutral trade and US interests, noting international law requires real blockades and claims Britain effectively embargoes the United States while not truly closing German ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Baltic
Cadets Work Across Regions in Oklahoma and Nearby States
More than 150 cadets from the Agricultural and Mechanical College are employed in grain fields across Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas. Horticultural students toil in Arkansas orchards while three travel to California to work in large orchards. Cadets earn pay, see the country, and gain practical experience. Dozens may be in one crew, and engineering students also engage in hands on labor with railroads, electrical work, and other departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Agricultural School of the Agricultural and Mechanical College
Kansas
Texas
Horticultural School
Arkansas
California
Ore Gang of
Local Produce Prices From Market Report
Local market listings show eggs at 10 cents a dozen butter 20 cents per pound hens 3 to 4 dollars per dozen or 8 cents per pound fryers 2.50 to 3.50 per dozen or 14 cents per pound broilers 1 to 2 dollars per dozen or 14 cents per pound ducks 15 cents each or 1.80 per dozen geese 3 dollars per dozen cows 4 cents per pound calves 5 cents per pound steers 5 cents per pound hogs 5 to 6 cents per pound oats 42 cents per bushel corn 90 cents per bushel alfalfa 13 dollars per ton prairie hay 10 dollars per ton.
Georgia mob lynches three Black people near Round Oak
An Associated Press report from Macon Georgia says a mob fatally struck three Black individuals near Round Oak about thirty miles from the city after a Black person fatally wounded Silas Turner a white farmer during a debt dispute. Wires to Round Oak were cut and the lynching became known only this morning as authorities search for additional missing people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Round Oak
Silas Turner
Marriage Licenses Filed for Ramsey and Rawls
Walter G. Ramsey and Miss Leila Rawls appear in marriage license records. Richard Watson and Della Griffin also listed. The article notes a local wedding report as a village belle in the community paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Ramsey
Leila Rawls
Richard Watson
Della Griffin
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Dorothy Adams
J. L. Hemby
Sweetwater
S. Gordon
L. Levine
Henry Hudspeth
Terrell
J. E. Batson
Normangee
Batson
Harvey School
John Pate
J. W. Sheppard
Kurton
George Williams
Bermuda
Vick Bros
S. W. Buchana
City Meat Market
Todaro
Main Street
City Market and Cafe
Texas A. & MM
Europe
Great Britain
New York World
Georgia Mob
Associated Press