Automobile Trade Excursion Promotes Local Commerce
From Wednesday's Daily Eagle a 16-car caravan led by Bryan business supporters toured towns from Bryan to Wheelock and back. The trip aimed to strengthen neighborly ties and boost cotton hogs cattle and orchard markets while showcasing Bryan as a premier trading center.
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Daily Eagle
Trade Evangels
Commercial Club
S. E. Eberstadt
J. D. Martin
Sam B. Wilson
Jno
M. Lawrence
H. A. Burger
Joe Howard
Roy Hudspeth
William Medland
Stuart Barron
P. S. Park
C. G. Walker
R. 8. Webb, Jr
W. C. Lawson
J. Tom Smith
Frank Zubik
T. A. Cloud
A. W. Reynolds
H. M. Elliott
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
Fross
Bedias
Iola
Mesa
Keith
Marine Lieutenant Returns to Teach at A and M College
First Lieutenant J. F. Blanton, U S Marines and 1917 A and M graduate from Jewett Texas, has returned to the college campus after eight months in the trenches of France. He will instruct in the school of instruction at Quantico Virginia and expects the war to end within two years.
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J. F. Blanton
U. S. Marines
M. College
Jewett
Texas
France
Quantico
Boatwright Sells Insurance Firm to John A Moore
S. L. Boatwright sells his insurance business to John A. Moore and consolidates both offices in the Moore office at the Astin building. Moore to continue Boatwright contracts and serve patrons with efficient service. Boatwright joins First National Bank in collections.
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Boatwright
Moore
S. L. Boatwright
John A. Moore
Astin
First National Bank
Your Step Attracts: Freezone Corn Removal Tip
A mouthpiece advises women to avoid corns from high heels and limp, praising a brisk Step. It promotes Freezone a quarter ounce at drugstores to remove hard or soft corns by direct application, claiming painless roots lift out and skin remains unirritated.
University of Pennsylvania Opens Officers Material School
The University of Pennsylvania creates an officers material school under Navy supervision for six weeks to train navy entrants and college students seeking commissions. Penn reports 6102 manpower contributions with 625 not in Navy service and notes campus use for military training and support units.
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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
Literacy test law construed for primaries voters aid
Austin July 17 Assistant Attorney General W A Keeling says the literacy test measure from the last session applies to primary elections and will be enforced on the 27th. He clarifies who may receive assistance from election judges and notes the foreign born must have 21 years as full citizens to qualify.
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Austin
W. A. Keeling
United States
Purifying Blood Emboldens Vitality and Strength
Restorative remedy purifies and enriches the blood to renew energy. Consumers may soon feel strengthened and invigorated as effects begin. Price 60c.
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Price
Steep Hollow Bursts With Short Visits Across Town
Miss Bonnie Smith of Vontain Switch visits Miss Lenora Burt while Lloyd Smith and Claude Cloud of Reliance call on neighbors. Grace Morehead of Bryan spends weekend with the Morehead family. Rev. J G Leutwylder returns from Roberson County after a successful meeting. Mrs. R Lester Rickey and baby return to Beaumont, joined by Winnie Dell Mathis. Pope Lindsey goes home to Liberty after visiting his sister. Maude White of Bryan visits Steep Hollow. Rev. W L Crenshaw and daughter Verdie Mae attend Methodist revival. J D Barnette and son John return from Austin after visiting Joe Barnette. Charlie Hall returns from Goose Creek oil fields. Mrs Lon Parker from Laredo visits Foster homeholders.
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Steep Hollow
Bonnie Smith
Vontain 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
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Cure
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as destroying malaria germs transmitted by the malaria mosquito. Mentions price of 60 cents. Notes Miss Nannie C. Houston visiting friends in Hearne.
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Nannie C. Houston
Hearne
Brazos County Boys Attend Short Course
County Agent C. L. Benson says over 40 delegates from Brazos County clubs will attend the College meeting next week. Henry Wilcox of Tabor and Webster Cloud of Reliance lead a two boy team vying for the Progressive Farmer silver loving cup at College Friday July 26 for top livestock judging score. A livestock judging demo will be at Tabor Saturday at 3 pm with score cards for horses hogs cattle and sheep.
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C. L. Benson
College
Henry Wilcox
Tabor
Webster Cloud
Reliance
Progressive Farmer
Texas
Brazos County
Decherd Denies Opposing A and M Consolidation
E A Decherd Jr explains he opposed the Texas senate bill to consolidate higher education under one board. He says he fought the measure in the senate and house committees with Senator Hopkins, and would have opposed it if it reached regular session. He cites opposition to feed control removal and West Texas A and M, urging Brazos County voters to favor his candidacy.
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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 In Galveston Hospital Sees Rally
Mrs A W Buchanan returned from Galveston where her sister Mrs O L Wilcox of Tabor is very ill in a hospital. Doctors hopeful she will improve enough to go home. Mrs J L Andrews of Abilene accompanies Mrs Buchanan and will stay at her sister’s bedside.
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A. W. Buchanan
Galveston
O. L. Wilcox
Tabor
Wilcox
J. L. Andrews
Abilene
Five Family Sees Tanlac Benefit Across Home
Arthur M. Compton, clerk at the Oriental hotel, reports his five member household all gained from Tanlac. He credits a 10 pound weight gain in three weeks, restored appetite, better sleep, and improved spirits. He praises the medicine and notes family-wide relief. Tanlac is sold in Bryan, Wellborn, Edge, Allen Farm, and Tabor by local agents.
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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 ruler pledges full Allied support
General Horvath, provisional ruler of Siberia, says the new government will back the Allies fully. He cites renewal of all treaties with the allied powers and plans to reinstate Russians fighting with the enemy. Horvath is anti German and anti Bolshevik.
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Associated Press
London
Siberian
General Horvath
Horvath
British Reinforcements Sent to Siberia
Washington reports British forces have been dispatched to Siberia to aid Russians and Czech Slovaks in guarding allied stores from Bolsheviks allied with German prisoners advancing on Petrograd.
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Associated Press
Washington
Siberia
Petrograd
German Press Alarmed Over Russian Developments
The Frankfurter Zeitung editorial argues that Czechoslovak successes may push Entente objections aside and that Britain’s planned northern intervention is more serious than anticipated Japanese moves from the east. It warns the Moscow soviet government faces immediate peril.
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Associated Press
London
Frankfurter Zeitung
England
Borah Seeks U S Military Intervention in Russia
Washington July 13 Senator Borah urges military and political U S intervention in Russia to topple German influence. he asks the Senate to authorize action against Germany.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Borah
Senate
Bolsheviki Deserting Amid Allied Propaganda
Trotzky tells the all Russian Soviet conference unity among Soviet troops worsens due to Anglo French propaganda and many Bolsheviki have deserted to the enemy.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Trotzky
Delegations Gather for A and M Farmers Short Course
A Mills county delegation of 75 farmers will attend the annual five day farmers short course at A and M college starting July 22. Nacogdoches county sends 25, with more from other counties. Notables from the federal and state agriculture departments will join, and new features include a 30 minute patriotic service and a food conservation course with demonstrations. The event follows the farmers congress. railroads offer one cent per mile rates for both occasions.
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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 to Form Texas Regiment
George Brandon reports steady progress in organizing a supply company for a Texas regiment to train on the Texas-Mexico border. He expects no difficulty in raising the unit and notes border service is a vital patriotic duty. Further announcements and a member list will follow.
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George Brandon
Texas
Border Service
Brandon
666 Contains No Alcohol or Poisonous Substances
A notice asserts that item number 666 contains no alcohol arsenic or other poisonous drugs. It clarifies contents and safety for handling or sale.
Final appeal by N P Hoax for 12th Senatorial District nomination
A long political appeal from N P Hoax Limestone County seeking the Democratic nomination for state senator. He traces his Texas roots and public service, defends wartime measures, and pledges support for war policies, women’s suffrage, temperance, tax equity, and education. He notes his newspaper work in Mexia and prior House service, urges voter trust and support. The item ends with brief local notices and ads.
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Grimes County
Washington
National Guard
Berlin
Red Cross
Mexia
House
Childrens’ School Fund
Hobby
Texas
Senate
N. P. Hoax
Limestone County
Tonic Promises Relief for Malaria Cold Ailments
A historic tonic claims to cure headaches biliousness loss of appetite and fatigue tied to malaria or colds, marketed as a fine health tonic with broad remedies.
General Hindenburg Dies at 70 in Berlin报道
Amsterdam reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg dead at 70 after alleged interview with the Kaiser. He led East Russia campaigns, earned field marshal rank in 1916, and his death follows rumors and a Kaiser confrontation in May.
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Amsterdam
von Hindenburg
Lanouvelles
Paris
Hague
Germany
Ludendorff
Russia
Tannenburg
Career and Character of General Hindenburg
Portrait of General Hindenburg and his father as Prussian officers with long careers in the army. Describes his temperament, disputes with the general staff, and retirement life at Hanover. Notes his rise during the Masurian Lakes campaign and public fame, plus interests in horticulture and art.
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Paul Beneckendorf
von Hindenburg
Hanover
Europe
Guards
General Bernhardt
A. G. Gardener
London News
Prussia
Masurian
Locals and Visitors Reported in Bryan and Nearby
The city hosts a stream of visitors from Normangee Steep Hollow Harris Millican Smetana and Independence plus travelers from Rock Prairie Coleview and Tabor. Luke Patrenello’s son Luke in the coast artillery at Fort MacArthur California earns first class gunner after 168 hits of 200 while John in the navy arrives in New York on his fourth voyage.
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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
John
New York
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens in Summer Heat
Old and weak people are urged to take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to purify blood, enrich the system, and gain strength and vigor during the summer heat. The advertisement promises a noticeable invigorating effect.
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Grove
City of Bryan Approved for Asphalt for Main Street Repairs
C G Sheffield 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 Main Street repairs and concrete surface work on state highway No 14 has been approved. The office will need the contractor’s name and address once the order is placed.
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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 in a night attack when a fragment from a high explosive shell lodged in his arm. He was taken to a field hospital the same night, then to a Paris hospital, and wrote he felt fine and would be all right in a few days.
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M. G. Buchanan
Harvey
D. S. Buchanan
Western Front
Paris
AP Newswire Policy Statement
The article acknowledges AP ownership rights and republication rules for dispatches and local news. It states AP holds exclusive use of news content credited or not and applies to material published in the paper.
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Associated Press
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Oie IA
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N. P
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Tony
Wever-Tel Laboratories CO
Kessas City
Hindenburg
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E. W. Grove
Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
E. A. Decherd
Franklin
R. L. Williford
Fairfield
N. P. Houx
D. T. Garth
Freestone County
Oscar Davis
Court of Criminal Appeals
D. S. Lattimore
H. S. Morehead
Robertson County
W. C. Davis
J. T. Maloney
Leonard E. Morehead T. C. Munn
John D. Conlee
Jim Darwin
Julius M. Barron
Horace O. Ferguson
W. W. Gainer
A. A. Dean
Tom E. Taylor
J. G. Minkert
O. F. Chastain
J. M. Atkins
E. D. Carll
Fletcher H. Pool
John Sabo
Charles Diistefano
J.J. Cahill
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Cc. L. McCoy
John W. Hamilton
Cc. A. Buchanan
W. G. Reynolds
L. J. Cox
Lon Baker
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