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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1917

Page

4

City Attorney warns against $100,000 school bond plan

Bryan Texas 1917 letter from City Attorney Mo W Doremus argues the city cannot raise twenty cents per $100 assessed value to fund a $100,000 high school by bond issue without starving other schools. He proposes issuing only $60,000 in bonds to avoid depleting funds for future educational needs.

Daily Eagle Doremus Smith Board of Commissioners of City of Bryan Board of Commissioners Allen Academy West Side MO. W. Doremus Texas

BoroZone Antiseptic Promoted For Wounds In Ad

Surgeons stress prompt antiseptic care for cuts burns bruises and wounds with BoroZone marketed as ideal for man or beast. The ad notes immediate healing with antiseptic use and lists prices 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 sold by E. J. Jenkins.

E. J. Jenkins

Settlement Effort Ongoing Over Bryan Compress Land Controversy

Commissioner Wilson seeks a settlement with Bryan Press over a triangular land parcel south and west of the compress buildings on South Main Street. The city may pursue trial if no agreement is reached by September. sales require a public vote, not city commission action.

Daily Eagle Wilson Bryan Press Company Compress South Main Street International Great Northern Bryan Houston Texas Central Adams Street Adams Main Streets Texas International and Great Northern Railway International and Great Northern Railroad Bryan and Central Texas Railway International and Great Northern District Court City Commission

Wellborn Texas Community Notes Summer 1900 Update

Dry heat dominates Wellborn with ongoing Methodist revival and revival meetings led by Rev. Ogle of Dallas. Local social scene includes weddings, births, house parties, visits from relatives in Tyler Bryan Gatesville and Corpus Christi, navy exams, work trips to Goose Creek, and continued church activity with eleven baptisms and a Baptist revival under an arbor.

A. B. Ford Normangee Dana Childress Corpus Christi Annie Lou Lindsey Gertrude Ware Mother Bryan J. L. Leutwyler Rev Ogle Dallas

Teacher Agencies Not Included in the Law

Austin officials state that Texas legislative act regulating private employment agencies does not apply to agencies that exclusively place teachers in public schools. The act aimed at large-city abuses involving foreigners and women seeking nonprofessional work to curb fraud and oppression.

Associated Press Austin Texas Attorney General's Department

Lemon Skin Whitening Remedy Promises Fair Complexion

An advertisement claims a lemon juice and orchard white lotion will brighten the skin. It instructs squeezing two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint cosmetic and applying daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles tan and roughness.

Ady

Eagle’s Rural Letters Seeks Community Correspondents

Community notice invites all Brazos county towns and residents to join the Eagle rural letters section. Readers may write the editor to become a weekly correspondent and ensure local news coverage.

The Eagle Brazos County

Community Plows Through Drought as Cotton Suffers

Farmers continue plowing cotton despite severe rain shortage. Claude Barnes and Ernest Walker travel to Houston to join the navy after passing exams. Miss Mina Graham from Wellborn visits Oscar Wilcox and is joined by Pearl Drummond and Susie Benbow for the week.

Tom Johnson Hearne J. B. Leath Tyler John Hensarling Leath Dell Sander Dell Pearl Drummond Susie Benbow Mina Lucile Graham Tony Dyers Paul McSwain Verne Herrington Tabor Roger Powers Annie Minnie McCallum Bryan Claude Barnes Ernest Walker Houston Navy Mina Graham Wellborn Oscar Wilcox

Farmers enjoy vacation as harvest tops are secured

Steep Hollow farmers finish harvest preparations and enjoy a break. The local ball team plans another game with the college boys this week.

Steep Hollow

Large Whiskey Stocks Are Being Laid In Dallas

In anticipation of a national shortage, Dallas and other Texas dealers lay in large whiskey stocks. A prominent wholesale firm reportedly bought 300000 dollars of bonded goods from several distilleries. Prices of many drinks rise as supply fears spread. Small beer and whiskey glasses replace larger ones at bars.

Dallas Texas

Summer School Notes and Local Happenings in Harvey

Miss Delores Thibodeaux and Tommie Todd depart for Nashville to attend summer teacher training. Tony Dyers opens a ten day singing school with 19 pupils. Revival services at Missionary Baptist Church. Dr. Pate travels from Woodville and joins Mrs. Goen’s family before leaving for France as U S Army surgeon. Walter Yate enlists in the navy and will attend training soon. Community social at Dr J C Davidson’s with fruit punch. Wilmer Allison Jr. returns from Fort Worth and shows athletic promise before entering eighth grade.

Harvey Delores Thibodeaux Tommie Todd Nashville Tenn Tony Dyers Vernon Texas Missionary Baptist Church W. Goen Fort Worth Wilmer J. C. Davidson Walter Yate Navy Walter Sam

Government Buys 2,000,000 Tons Steel

New York reports the government’s ship and railroad equipment program will demand about 2,000,000 tons of steel bars plates and shapes. Washington says contracts for 80,000 freight cars and 2,000 locomotives will be quickly distributed, with 800,000 tons for cars and 400,000 tons for locomotives.

New York Washington

Good Hill Cotton Surprises Bryan Patch

C M Wilks of a farm 12 miles southeast of Bryan brings to The Eagle a fine 14 boll cotton stalk with squares and blossoms from a 20 acre patch. He also offers standout corn and watermelons amid reports of widespread dead cotton between his farm and Bryan.

Daily Eagle C. M Wilks Bryan Eagle

Potatoes Jump on Chicago Market Amid Texas Shortage

Chicago report notes a 60 cent per bushel rise in potato prices on Tuesday as commission men blame the Texas crop exhaustion and the northern crop remains immature. The change reflects a tight supply and rising costs for buyers.

Chicago Chicago Commission

Notice to parents on school transfers before August first

Parents may transfer children between districts by August first. Contact the county superintendent by phone or obtain transfer petitions at any court house office. W. L. Powers.

Court House W. L. Powers

Brazos County to Furnish About 1300 Men Under Draft Act

Washington officials say Brazos County would furnish about 1300 men under the draft. The revised census method uses two thirds of one percent of a county’s paper population for apportionment, with cities and states allowed slight adjustments for alien enemies and volunteers.

Washington Brazos County War Department New York City

Foley Kidney Pills Helped Man Recover From Back Ailment

Solomon Bequette of Flat River Missouri credits Foley Kidney Pills with straightening him out after a two year decline. He reports relief from rheumatic pains and aching joints caused by kidney trouble. M. H. James endorses the product as addressing the underlying condition and providing prompt relief.

Solomon Bequette Flat River Foley M. H. James

Food Adulteration Rises in Texas Amid War Strain

Texas war conditions drive higher food adulteration and short weights says state pure food commissioner R. H. Hoffman Jr. Prosecutions will follow every case of adulteration or short weight with aid from local authorities across the state.

Y Associated Press Austin Peake Texas R. H. Hoffman, Jr Hoffman

Freezone Relieves Corns Quickly

Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a simple remedy for corns and calluses. A few drops relieve soreness and lift the entire corn or callus with the fingers, drying instantly without inflaming surrounding skin. A small bottle costs little at drug stores.

Cincinnati

Marriage Licenses Granted for Ed Gibson and Johnny Ayers

Local records show marriage licenses issued to Ed Gibson and Johnny Ayers. Also listed are licenses for Tom Jones and Ethel Runkel.

Ed Gibson Johnny Ayers Tom Jones Ethel Runkel

Ishii Chosen Special Envoy to the United States

Viscount Kikujiro Ishii, former foreign minister, designated as temporary ambassador extraordinary by Emperor Yoshihito to lead a Japanese envoy to the United States. The mission, departing July 8 on the Shingo Maru, aims to strengthen Japan-US ties during WWI and discuss Far East policy and cooperation.

Tokio Associated Press Japan Kikujiro Ishii United States Yoshihito Viscount Ishii Count Terauchi Rakatsukasa Washington Isamu Takeshita San Francisco Shoichi Sugano London Matsuzo Nagai Foreign Office New York Shiokyo Ando Seiji Tanikawa Tadanao Imai Marquis Okuma Terauch China Great Britain France Russia Italy Far East Paris Peking Bureau of Commercial Affairs Vancouver Okuma

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Relief from Rheumatism

An advertisement by J. Walsh of Sneffels Cole endorses Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy that tones kidneys to remove uric acid, claim relief from rheumatism and joint pain, with local selling point M. H. James in Bryan Texas.

Foley A. J. Walsh Sneffels Cole J. Walsh

Gets-It corn remedy promises quick painless relief

The ad touts Gets It as a simple two drop solution that shrivels and loosens corns from the toe without harming surrounding flesh. It claims removal without cutting, advises use on soft or hard corn or callus, and notes price of 25 cents per bottle with Chicago distributor Bw. Lawrence & Co. and Bryan local recommendations.

Bw. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Death of Mrs Leonard widow of Jim Leonard

Mrs Nancy Aliie Leonard died at her home north of the city on Wednesday after two years as a widow. She was born June 12 1869 in Montgomery County Texas and buried Thursday at 5 pm in the city cemetery. Rev Meads of the Baptist church led services. She left no children but had several relatives. Her life was quiet yet rooted in her faith.

Daily Eagle Nancy Aliie Leonard Jim Leonard Meads The Baptist Church

Keep Fit and Feel Fine Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad

An advertisement claims Foley Cathartic Tablets thoroughly cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and arouse the liver. It promises relief for indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation and urges readers to keep bowels regular. M H James.

Foley M, H, James

Galveston Surf Excursion by L and G Line

Tickets on sale for trains arriving Galveston Saturday afternoon July 21 and Sunday morning July 22 with return limit Monday July 28. Bathing season at its height. See I G N Ticket Agent.

Galveston

Simple Harmless Piles Treatment Advert

Suffering piles relief offered by ML'S PILE OINTMENT described as quick acting and guaranteed. Sold by E. R. Emmel, Druggist, with claim of actual relief and prompt results.

E. R. Emmel

Tanlac praised by Longview Texas man in testimonial

A Longview Texas resident William Breed reports Tanlac helped him gain weight and energy after years of illness. He says the remedy improved catarrh and overall health, enabling a return to work and better well being.

Longview Texas Panlacig Stewart

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