Three Italian boys die in grade crossing crash near Mumford
At Watt's Switch on the H. & T. C. Railroad two miles north of Mumford a Ford coupe carrying four Italian boys was struck by a train. Frank Antone 25 and Paul Viviana 16 were killed instantly. Peter Russo 14 died later in Bryan hospital. Joe Viviana ? survived hours. Funeral services held for Antone and Russo. Viviana to be buried at Hearne Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Mumford
Hearne
Frank Antone
Mudville
Steele’s
Brazos Bottom
Paul V. Vivianna
Glass Farm
Peter Russo
Westbrook Farm
Joe Viviana
Paul
Paul Viviana
McCullocht Gordon Company
Bryan
Hearne Catholic Church
Father Basil Brain
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Hearne Catholic
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of
Father Brain
Mount Calvary Bryan Catholic Cemetery
Antone
Russo
Miss Susie Moxley to Teach at A M Consolidated
Belton July 12 Miss Susie Moxley of Stephensville who will graduate from Baylor College in August has been elected to teach at the A and M Consolidated School at College Station next year. She will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree next session and is active in the summer Science Club Education Club and Business Girls Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Susie Moxley
Stephensville
Baylor College
A. and M. Consolidated School
College Station
Moxley
Education Club
Business Girls’ Club
Galveston Survivors of Hood’s Brigade Head to Bryan
The Galveston News notes Hood’s Brigade survivors departed yesterday for the Bryan reunion. Attending are A. C. McKeen Charles Victor W. M. Robinson F. Charles Hume John Dilion J. J. McBryde J. D. Rogers Robert A. Park Albert Wood J. H. Robinson J. Mayrant Smith S. T. Blessing Howard Finlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News
Galveston
Hood
Bryan
A. C. McKeen
Charles Victor
W. M. Robinson
F. Charles Hume
John Dilion
J. J. McBryde
J. D. Rogers
Robert A. Park
Albert Wood
J. H. Robinson
J. Mayrant Smith
S. T. Blessing
Howard Finlay
Moody Campaign Tour to Visit Brazos County
F L Henderson and County Attorney Oak McKenzie lead a Moody campaign speaking tour across Brazos County starting Friday night July 16. Local supporters join prominent residents in Millican Wellborn Hopdvey Kurten Smetana barbecue and Steele's Store with speeches at 8 30 p m each night. Friday night schedule to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Henderson
Oak McKenzie
Dan Moody
Brazos County
Moody
Millican
Wellborn
Hiapvey
Kurten
Smetana
Steele's
Pitts Bridge Opens Sunday to the Public
The Pitts Bridge crossing on the Brazos River linking Brazos and Burleson counties reopened after repairs. Bryan merchants welcomed the return of traffic that had been cut off by the washout, as the bridge sits on a state designated highway with maintenance handled by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts Bridge
Brazos River
Brazos
Burleson County
John M Lawrence
Bryan and Brazos County
Better Kitchen Contest Improves Rural Homes
Statewide Improv ed Kitchen Contest conducted by A and M College Extension Service with Semi-Weekly Farm News reports healthier rural living. 18 winning kitchens surveyed in 17 counties show running water ventilation and lighting upgrades with prizes totaling 62 cash awards. Jury will award state prizes of 25 15 and 10 plus subscriptions. district prizes of 5 3 and 2, based on percent of improvement to cost. Dewitt McMurray will announce winners at the Farmers Short Course August 2 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
A. and M. College of Texas Extension Service
Bernice Claytor
Extension Service
Claytor
A. and M. Extension Service
Dewitt McMurray
Farm News
A. and M. College
John Gregg Travers Pitts Bridge After Repairs
John Gregg and R C Easley of the Brazos Bottom Pitts Bridge section crossed Burleson county side into Bryan this morning. This was their first trip across the Pitts Bridge since it reopened Saturday after extensive repairs. Gregg reports a fine corn crop but weak cotton with heavy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gregg
R. C. Easley
Brazos Bottom
Pitts Bridge
Burleson County
Bryan
Martin's Roost Paint Promises Bug Free Poultry House
An advertisement claims MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT kills and repels lice mites inside hen houses. It also promotes MARTIN'S POULTRY TON feed as a guarantee against bug infestations in chickens, backed by Collins and Wickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Collins and
Wickes
Mr and Mrs Smith Plan Summer Outing to Mississippi
Mrs H P Smith will leave this week for Poplarville Mississippi to spend the rest of the summer with her parents. Mr Smith will go to Northwest Texas for work with the agricultural engineering department of A and M College and will join his wife in Mississippi around August 1. They plan to return to Bryan on September 1 for A and M College opening days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Smith
Poplarville
Mississippi
Smith
Texas
Agricultural Engineering
A. and
M. College
Griffin Home, Contents Burned In Sunday Fire
Fire Sunday afternoon destroyed the seven room Griffin residence on East 27th street near J T Turner. J F Griffin values the loss at about $3000 with $1000 insurance on the house and $800 on contents. He was visiting neighbors when the blaze started and has not secured a new home yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Griffin
East 27Th Street
J. T. Turner
Mr. Griffin
W. W. Solomon
Griffin
Noor
Revival Meet Ison at Tabor Opens Service
A revival service joint Baptist and Methodist meeting in the Tabor community opened with the 11 o’clock Sunday morning service. A splendid crowd was present and participation was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Revival Services At Tabor Auditorium In Alexander
The Methodist Church at Alexander hosted revival meetings led by Rev. Jessé C. Thomson with evening services at 8. The union gathering featured good lights and a large crowd. Morning sermons discussed Taking Stock and religious direction, while evening talks covered Using the Talents God Given Us. Choirs practiced and the community supports the revival with plans for nightly services this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Jessé C. Thomson
Union
Tabor
Thomson
Tom Wilson
Roland Crenshaw
R. L. Brown
Baptist Church
Cottonwood
Wellborn
Tabor Auditorium
Tomato yield reported by I M Cook at Steep Hollow
I M Cook of Steep Hollow visited The Eagle office and said he gathered 30 bushels of ripe tomatoes from his less than an acre in one day. He noted a three days ripening period and a strong county vegetable yield with Mrs Cook canning surplus daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Eagle Office
Baptist Revival Opens at Reliance Church
The Reliance Baptist Church began its revival meeting last Sunday with Bro J Rawls delivering the introductory sermon in the absence of Pastor Rev A C Bracewell. The revival drew an attentive congregation and the Reporter urges all to attend and support the work for their Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Reliance
Reliance Baptist Church
A. C. Bracewell
Bro. J. Wrawls
Rainfall Saturday Noon Reaches Half Inch in Bryan
On Saturday about 11 30 Bryan saw a brief but heavy shower with a measured 0 51 inch rainfall on the Eagle Printing Company gauge. No rain on Sunday though skies threatened. Burleson and Washington counties reported rains in parts as H D Cuykendall and family toured Old Independence and Old Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Eagle Printing Company
Brazos
Burleson County
Washington County
H. D. Cuykendall
Old Independence
Old Washington
E. and B. Service Corner Garage Destroyed by Fire
College Station July 12 A fire early Monday destroyed the E. and B. Service Corner garage at College Bryan and Sulphur Springs roads. Loss estimated at 2500 with 1500 insurance. M. V. Estill and Guy S. Boyett owners. A. and M. College fire department extinguished flames in 25 minutes. An adjoining auto burned. two Texas Company tanks damaged. Fire started after oiling an air compressor. Building to be rebuilt on ground owned by W. C. Boyett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Company
Mr. E
Mr. Boyett
W. C. Boyett
A. and M. College
Researcher studies markets for low grade cotton
Dr. B Youngblood of the College Station A and M College traveled through the east and to Washington to study marketing for low grade cotton. He plans conferences with cotton traders and college officials to gather data on utilization and grading. He aims to guide growers and co operatives toward standardized cotton varieties and improved staple quality.
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B. Youngblood
M. College of Texas
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Research
East
Bryan
Memphis
Little Rock
Dallas
Washington
Providence
R. L
Fall River
Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Raleigh
North Carolina
Birmingham
Farm Bureau
College Station
Washington D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Youngblood
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
California
Dallas News
Mrs Miles Visits Sister Dr Mae McAdams in Bryan
Mr and Mrs Harry Miles who wed in Toledo on June 26 1926 spent the weekend with Mrs Miles sister Dr Mee McAdams in Bryan at the Edge home on West 28th Street They left Monday for Dallas before returning to Chicago Ill to reside Mrs Miles has many Bryan friends and is known through Dr Rosalie McAdams of Bryan Hospital
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Harry Miles
Toledo
Ohio
Miles
Mee McAdams
Bryan
M. S. Edge
West 28Th Street
Dallas
Chicago
Ill
Rosalie McAdams
Mae McAdams
Bryan Hospital
Purification Promised by Calotabs Health Ad
Physicians urge perfect system purification as foundation of health. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify the body. Family package with directions priced at 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
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T. C. Hearne
San Antonio
Watts Switch
A.M. Consolidated
Thomas S. Christopher
Mrs. H. P. Smith
Ison
Federal Defender Giant
Federal
Defender Cord
Cord
F. O. B. Bryan
Chambers-Wilson Motor CO
DR. B. Youngblood
Dr. Mae McAdams
Sunday
Soc Per Bottie
Smith Drug CO
Laredo
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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