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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

4

Automobile trade excursion from Bryan planned for summer

The Bryan commercial club sent 16 cars on a traveling trade mission to promote Bryan as the best market for cotton hogs cattle and garden produce. The itinerary runs 120 miles through Wheelock Edge Sky Normangee and other towns with stops to foster neighborly ties and business cooperation.

Daily Eagle Trade Evangels Commercial Club S. E. Eberstadt J. D. Martin Sam B. Wilson Jnc C. L. Benson Hal Saunders J. W. Holsapple E. F. Parks R. W. Howell W. B. Roman Matt Vitopil Prof R. O. Allen Homer Lawson W. S. Wilson, Jr M. G. Nall David Reid John M. Caldwell R. L. Long A. M. Waldrop E. E Bryan Wheelock Edge Sky Normangee George North Zulch Zulch Cross Bedias Iola Mesa Keith

Marine officer returns to teach at college after war service

First Lieutenant J. F. Blanton, a 1917 A and M graduate from Jewett Texas, has arrived at Quantico Virginia to serve as instructor in the school of instruction after eight months in the French trenches. He says he fought in the recent Marine drive on the western front and expects the war to end within two years.

J. F. Blanton U. S. Marines M. College Jewett Texas France Quantico

Boatwright Sells Insurance Firm to Moore in Consolidation

S. L. Boatwright sells his insurance business to John A. Moore. The two offices are consolidated in the Moore office in the Astin building. Boatwright joins the First National bank collection department and begins new duties.

Boatwright Moore S. L. Boatwright John A. Moore Astin First National Bank

Corn Removal Ad Encourages Freezone Use For Stylish Feet

An old advertisement promotes Freezone as a quick, painless corn remover for women. It claims a quarter ounce at drugstores can remove hard or soft corns and calluses, improving step and youthfulness. The gummy substance dries instantly and shrivels the corn without skin irritation.

University of Pennsylvania Opens Officers Material School

Philadelphia July 17 The University of Pennsylvania launches an officers material school under Navy oversight to train navy hopefuls in a six week course. Enlisted men and college students access temporary marine barracks in converted dormitories as Penn contributes to 6102 manpower with 625 serving allied or American forces.

Associated Press Philadelphia Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Navy Navy Department Penn Uncle Sam United States Army Army Ordnance Signal Service Aviation Red Cross University Hospital

Keeling Rules Literacy Test Applies to Primary Elections

Austin July 17 Assistant Attorney General W A Keeling construing last session's literacy test law says it applies to primary elections and will be enforced on the 27th instant. He limits aid to three classes: those unable to prepare tickets due to physical disability, persons over 60, and foreign born residents who have lived in the United States 21 years since full naturalization.

Austin W. A. Keeling United States

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality

A historical tonic claim describes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifying the blood to restore energy. It promises strengthening and invigorating effects with a price of 60 cents.

Price

Social notes from Steep Hollow and nearby towns

Steep Hollow and surrounding area residents are listed visiting relatives and callers. Names include Miss Bonnie Smith Fontain Switch, Miss Lenora Burt, Lloyd Smith Claude Cloud Reliance, Miss Grace Morehead Bryan, Rev. J. G. Leutwylder, Mrs. R. Lester Rickey and baby Beaumont, Miss Winnie Dell Mathis, Pope Lindsey Liberty, Miss Maude White Bryan, Rev. W. L. Crenshaw and Verdie Mae Bryan, J. D. Barnette and John Barnette, Charlie Hall Goose Creek, Mrs. Lon Parker Laredo.

Steep Hollow Bonnie Smith Fontain Switch Lenora Burt Lloyd Smith Claude Cloud Reliance Grace Morehead Bryan J. H. Morehead J. G. Leutwylder Little Mississippi Roberson County R. Lester Rickey Baby Beaumont Winnie Dell Mathis Pope Lindsey Liberty Henry Parker Maude White W. L. Crenshaw Verdie Mae J. D. Barnette John Austin Joe Barnette Charlie Hall Goose Creek Lon Parker Laredo Ben Foster

Malaria Treatment Ad Mentions Mosquito Numbers

An advertisement notes a product that destroys malaria germs carried by the malaria mosquito and lists a price of 60 cents. It also mentions Miss Nannie C. Houston visiting friends in Hearne.

Price Nannie C. Houston Hearne

County boys attend short course at College

County Agent C. L. Benson reports more than 40 delegates from Brazos County clubs will attend the meeting at College next week. Henry Wilcox of Tabor and Webster Cloud of Reliance lead a two boy team competing for the Progressive Farmer silver loving cup on Friday July 26. A livestock judging demonstration will be held at Tabor next Saturday at 3 o'clock with score cards prepared for horses cattle hogs and sheep. Hundreds of farmers from Texas will attend at nominal cost, while Brazos County farmers are urged to join.

C. L. Benson College Henry Wilcox Tabor Webster Cloud Reliance Progressive Farmer Texas Brazos County

Decherd Denies Opposing A and M Consolidation Bill

E A Decherd Jr declares he fought against the Texas senate bill to consolidate higher learning under one board. He notes opposition to the measure in regular and called sessions and against the West Texas A and M college. He urges Brazos County voters to favor his candidacy.

Bryan Daily Eagle Bryan A. and M. College Texas Senate Texas Senate House Investigating Committee Hopkins Agricultural Department Austin Dallas News West Texas A. and M. College Hardy

Mrs Wilcox Ill Sister Visits Galveston Hospital

Mrs A W Buchanan returned from Galveston where her sister Mrs O L Wilcox of Tabor lies ill in a hospital. Doctors are hopeful for improvement enabling return home. Mrs J L Andrews of Abilene joins at bedside.

A. W. Buchanan Galveston O. L. Wilcox Tabor Wilcox J. L. Andrews Abilene

Five Family Benefits From Tanlac Soars With Weight Gain

Arthur M. Compton of Calais Texas says five in his family benefited from Tanlac. He reports a 10 pound gain in three weeks, improved appetite, sleep, and energy and credits his uncle from Terrell for urging the remedy. Local sellers listed: Bryan N A Stewart Wellborn J P Royder Edge Moore Payne Allen Farm Terrell Brothers Tabor J K Presnal.

Arthur M. Compton Oriental Hotel Woodstret Calais Texas Mr. Compton Tanlac Falen Terrell Taniac Bryan N. A. Stewart Wellborn J. P. Royder Edge Moore & Payne Allenfarm Terrell Brothers Tabor J. K. Presnal

Siberian Leader Backs Allies and Treaties Renewed

Provisional ruler General Horvath says the new Siberian government will provide full Allied support. He confirms renewal of all Allied treaties and vows to align with "our brave allies" and restore Russians to the front against the enemy. Horvath is anti German and anti Bolsheviki.

Associated Press London Siberian General Horvath Horvath

British Reinforcements Sent to Russia

Washington reports British reinforcements dispatched to Siberia to aid Russians and Czech troops guarding allied stores from Bolshevik forces allied with German prisoners advancing on Petrograd.

Russia Associated Press Washington Siberia Petrograd

German newspaper alarmed over Russian developments

The Frankfurter Zeitung editorializes about Russian events. It says Czech and Slovak successes may alter entente objections to intervention and that England plans a northern undertaking more serious than an anticipated Japanese attack from the east. It views the Moscow Soviet government as facing immediate peril.

Associated Press London Frankfurter Zeitung England

Borah Urges U S Intervention in Russia

Washington July 18 Senator Borah calls for military and political U S intervention in Russia to overthrow German influence in the region detailing how the United States should act in the senate on this issue.

Associated Press Washington Russia United States Borah Senate

Bolsheviks Desert to Enemy Amid Propaganda

Moscow July 13 Trotzky warns unity in soviet troops is fraying under Anglo-French propaganda as many Bolsheviks desert to the enemy.

Associated Press Moscow Trotzky

Delegations to Attend A and M Farmers Short Course

A Mills county delegation of 75 farmers will travel to A and M College for a five day farmers short course starting July 22. About 25 from Nacogdoches and others from multiple counties will join. Notables from the federal agriculture department will attend, and a new food conservation course includes cottage cheese, drying and canning, grape juice, and other home foods.

Mills County A. and M. College E. J. Kyle Department of Agriculture Nacogdoches County Federal Department of Agriculture Clarence Ousley Bradford Knapp South O. B. Martin G. R. Rummell Bureau of Animal Husbandry C. H. Alvord Farm and Ranch Dallas Farmers Congress Farmers Railroad Administration

Brandon Raising Company for Texas Regiment

George Brandon announces progress in raising a supply company for a Texas regiment to train on the Texas border. He expects no difficulty and notes border service is a vital duty. Brandon will issue further announcements and a joiners list soon.

George Brandon Texas Border Service Brandon

666 Contains No Alcohol or Poisonous Substances

The notice states that item 666 contains no alcohol and is free from arsenic or other poisonous drugs.

Hoax Seeks State Senate Seat in Texas District

N P Hoax of Limestone County appeals Democratic voters in the 12th Senatorial District to back his bid for state senate. He highlights 30 years in the National Guard, wartime service, newspaper work in Mexia, support for War measures and Governor Hobby, and pledges to push Prohibition, women voting rights, education funding, tax fairness, labor protection, and equal pay. He notes age prevented military service but calls for loyal, economical, good government.

Grimese County Washington National Guard Berlin Red Cross Mexia House Childrens’ School Hobby Texas Senate Limestone County

Local visitors from Benchley and Steep Hollow

L M Haltom arrived in the city from his Benchley home. Misses Florence and Agnes Conway of Steep Hollow visited the city today.

L. M. Haltom Benchley Misses Florence and Agnes Conway Steep Hollow

Malaria and Cold Ailment Cures Promoted as Tonic

An advertisement touts 666 tonics claiming to cure headaches biliousness loss of appetite and fatigue from malaria or colds. The claim emphasizes a tonic solution with energizing effects.

General Hindenburg Dies Amid Kaiser Interview

Amsterdam reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg is dead at 70 after a Kaiser interview on German Paris Offensive plans. Rumors had circulated for months. Ludendorff was said to have assumed his duties. He led East Russia campaigns and became chief of the general staff in 1916.

Amsterdam von Hindenburg Lanouvelles Paris Hague Germany Ludendorff Russia Tannenburg

Career and character of General Hindenburg

General Paul von Hindenburg rose from Prussian officer to the German general staff, famed for battlefield success and contentious methods. He clashed with General Bernhardt, favored open infantry attacks, and amid retirement gained public adoration during the Masurian campaign. An educated horticulturist with broad cultural interests, he remained sociable and self confident.

Paul Beneckendorf von Hindenburg Hanover Europe Guards General Bernhardt A. G. Gardener London News Prussia Thy Masurian

Locals and visitors lauded in city notes

A flurry of visitors was noted in Bryan with J. J. Pope and Mrs. Alvey Avery of Normangee and I. M. Cook of Steep Hollow among those in town. George P. Edge from Harris school house and several others from Smetana Steep Hollow Rock Prairie and Rosprim were recorded as visiting. Luke Patrenello, stationed at Fort MacArthur, earned first class gunner marks while his brother John finished a navy voyage through New York.

J. J. Pope Alvey Avery Normangee Bryan I. M. Cook Steep Hollow George P. Edge Harris School House Rafe German Rock Prairie Esker Martin John Kosarek Smetana D. C. Lightsey and Coleview Victor Andrews Harvey George Brandon Maxey Wickes Houston B. Patrenello Luke Coast Artillery Fort MacArthur Cal John New York

GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens All

The tonic promises to purify and enrich the blood and build up the whole system helping the feeble and the young through summer heat. It claims a strengthening and invigorating effect with use and is offered at 60 cents.

Grove

City to Buy Asphalt for Main Street Repairs

from Friday's Daily Eagle report C G Sheffield assistant to the director of the oil division of the United States fuel administration advised City Manager Greer that Bryan's request for 40 tons of asphalt and 10 000 gallons of asphaltic oil for State Highway No 14 was approved. the order details will be sent once the contractor name and address are provided.

Daily Eagle C. G. Sheffield Oil United States Fuel Administration Greer City of Bryan Main Street Sheffield

Son of Harvey man wounded on western front

Lieutenant D S Buchanan was wounded by a high explosive shell fragment in a night attack on the western front. He was taken to a field hospital the same night, then moved to a Paris hospital, and reports he is not seriously hurt and recovering well.

M. G. Buchanan Harvey D. S. Buchanan Western Front Paris

AP Credit and Local News Notice

The Associated Press retains exclusive rights to republication of dispatches credited to it or not, as well as all local news published in this paper.

Associated Press

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Leon Madison Grimes Keeling Daazus Compton Oiberia Brandon Raising Company N. P Wever-Tel Laboratories CO Kansas City Findenburg General Hindenburg THE E. W. Grove Wagle Rufus Hardy Corsicana E. A. Decherd Franklin R. L. Williford Fairfield N. P. Houx D. T. Garth Freestone County Oscar Davis Grimes County Court of Criminal Appeals D. S. Lattimore H. S. Morehead Robertson County W. C. Davis J. T. Maloney Leonard E. Morehead T. C. Nunn John D. Conlee Jim Darwin Julius M. Barron Roy Hudspeth Horace O. Ferguson W. W. Gainer A. A. Dean Tom E. Taylor J. G. Minkert C. F. Chastain J. M. Atkins E. D. Carll Fletcher H. Pool John Sabo Charles Distefano J. J. Cahill Justice of Peace Cc. L. McCoy John W. Hamilton Cc. A. Buchanan W. G. Reynolds Constable L. J. Cox Lon Baker
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