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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

3

Bryan Plan For Flood Control of Brazos River Discussed

Dallas July 19 report argues floods from Brazos Colorado and Trinity require a statewide coordinated plan rather than local levees. It cites past levee success at Sugar Land and urges a full topographical and hydrographic survey funded by the state to enable dam and levee placement and long term flood control with water storage for power and irrigation.

Bryan Brazos River William Green Sterrett Dallas-Galveston News Dallas Texas Colorado Brazos Trinity Gillespie Sugarland Properties Sugarland Board of Water Engineers Stiles Reclamation Department Braos Wharton Matagorda Bay Amazon Mississippi Lena Dunlap

Tick Eradication Conference Links Brazos County Districts

An important tick eradication conference was held in Rosse Texas with district county and local inspectors from Robertson Brazos Milam McLennan Coryell Limestone Falls and Leon counties. Dr T W Cole traveled as supervisor to review quarantine herd status and noted close cooperation among open ranch owners across county lines.

Oletha Limestone County J. C. Brothers Marlin Falls L. O. Davis Groesbeck Limestone Leon W.T. Cole Fort Worth J. M. Bryant Rosse

Thomas couple travels for reunion and revival meeting

Mr and Mrs C W Thomas of Mexia travel via Bryan en route to Iola for a family reunion and a revival led by their brother Rev W S Clung of Fort Worth. In Bryan they are hosted by Mr and Mrs J G Minkert.

C. W. Thomas Mexia Bryan Iola Rev W. S. Clung Fort Worth Thomas J. G. Minkert

Social notes highlight visits and travels in Brazos County

Numerous Bryan and surrounding area residents are named as they visit relatives, attend events, and travel to cities including Navasota, Normangee, Hearne, Millican, and Houston. Highlights include Col Lafayette Hefley funeral, Chautauqua attendees, barbecue in Millican, and local medical and formal visits.

Social notes from Bryan and Dallas visitors in 1922

The Houston Post item lists Miss Alice Bonneville of Bryan and Mrs. Kate Bailey with daughter from Dallas as guests of Mrs. R. Ivy and Mrs. L. Knapp. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Langsford of Houston returning from a visit with Mrs. Langsford's parents, and Walter Armstrong visiting Bryan from his Tabor-area farm.

Houston Post Alice Bonneville Bryan Kate Bailey Dallas R. Ivy L. Knapp Ivan Langsford Houston

Social notes from Bryan July 17 1922

Monday entries list visitors and residents in Bryan including Mrs R D McDowell Port Arthur Miss Delores Knapp Galveston honeymooning with Walter Lees Jr in Tulsa with Katie Daly Juliette Castles and Lila Wickes to Marlin for bridge luncheon Bryan Red Cross meeting and Galveston stay for families including the Francises Woods family and Conners plus Bermuda hay on sale at 14 a ton and local departures to Houston Galveston and San Antonio.

R. D. McDowell Port Arthur Mary Ewing Walter E. Lees, Jr Galveston Tulsa Oklahoma Bryan Katie Daly Lees Delores Knapp Juliette Castles Lila Wickes H. W. Robinson Marlin Robinson Home Maxie Wickes Frances Smith Mary Jones Myrtle Dillard Mark Francis College Station Red Cross Nursing Service Committee M. E. Wallace Frances Pearle Marvin, Jr Woodrow B. Youngblood A. B Connor College M. Francis L. H. Tucker A. M. Coleman J. M. Odom Navasota N. B. Tucker W. C. Davis Leila Law Pauline Houston T. H. Dohman F. J. Dohman Cambridge Mass Elsbeth Wipprecht San Antonio Hensarling Jas. W. James Jim Jr

Notable Local Movements and Visits Amid Summer Week

Tuesday notes a family visit from Houston and Galveston as James Howell remains ill at his parents’ home on College Avenue. Mayor Tyler Haswell and Mrs. Haswell return from Houston after a weekend trip. James W. James and family travel back from Houston while guests include Miss Gladys Jones of Dallas and Miss Mattie Weyand of Lyons visiting Edge and College Avenue residents.

F. M. Nichols Tabor Byars Independence J W. Barnett Steep Hollow J. Wilson College Community J. H. McCulloch Harvey Brazos County James Thigpen Litttle James Houston Galveston J. W. Black Bryan W. A. Scott Kearne Edgar Buchanan Dallas A. W. Buchanan Tyler Haswell J. W. Lawless Kurten B. Sbisa College M. B. Easters J. P. Gilpin P. S. Park Mexia Lenore Bishop Navasota H. H. Young College Avenue Lyndal Young Lelia Evans Lena Wooten State Christian Endeavor Louis H. White Kate Parker Gladys Ewine Will Holligan W. R. Goen Bryan Merchants W. T. Wroe Austin Winnie McCraw Swearingen San Antonio M. J. Parker C. L. Benson S. E. Eberstadt King Vivian Millican Stewart Nacogdoches F. G. Jenkins B. J. Jenkins McDonald Meachum Howell Col W. W. Meachum Anderson Bryan Baptist Mission Mexican Batist State Mission Association Wm. Ibarro Jno J. Stasny Adolph Stasny Mary Maggie Frank Kopecky Carrie Helen Fritz Severn Corpus Christi James, Jr Haswell Jas. W. James Francis Gladys Jones Maude Jones Edge Octavus Beard Tray Beard Mattie Weyand Lyons Texas

Tabor Fair Set For September 29 At Tabor High

The fourth annual Tabor Community Fair organized by the Tabor Welfare Club Brazos county will be held at the Tabor High School building on September 29 a Saturday for one day only. The fair begun in 1919 aims to advance local agriculture stock raising and home economics with plans for bigger events each year. Officers for 1922 include C E Locke president and general manager Miss Edna Harris secretary with department directors J W Harris Nat Harrison and Walter Armstrong and executive committee members J L Cobb Walter Amestrong Miss Mary Locke C E Locke J H McCallum Miss Susie Benbow Mrs George Wilson and Mrs Roland Crenshaw.

Tabor Welfare Club Brazos County Tabor High School Tabor C. E. Locke Edna Harris J. W. Harris Nat Harrison Walter Armstrong Willis Edge J. T. Locke J. L. Cobb J. A. D. Robertson Walter Amestrong Mary Locke M. Ammons C. E. Lock J. H. McCallum Susie Benbow George Wilson Roland Crenshaw

Marriage Licenses in Brazos County List

County Clerk McSwain reports Brazos County issued multiple marriage licenses since the last Eagle update. Couples include William Turner and Evelina Nill Henry Baker and Minnie Maurer Bob Newcomb and Alice Crenshaw Earnesto Mirelez and Maria del Flores among others.

Brazos County McSwain The Eagle William Turner Evelina Nill Henry Baker Minnie Maurer Bob Newcomb Alice Crenshaw Earnesto Mirelez Maria del Flores S. W. Lawless Beulah Freeman Shellie Flowers Hattie Belle Kennard Will White Roberta Houston Johnnie Sanders Jennie Calhoun J. C. Smith Hattie Jenkins G. Gresman Lorensa Marples W. K. Perry Osil Collins R. A. Mauldin Ema Mae Wofford Cornelius Devre Bessie Woods Oliver B. Webb Irma Harris Barnett Walter T. Johnson Gladys M. Franklin W. A. Diserens Lockie Middleton Edward Austin Sibley Ethel Eden

King Olsen well drilling reaches new depth near Iola

Reliable Iola reports say the King and Olsen well near Iola has reached about 2900 feet with gas and oil showings in the last hundreds of feet. Drilling began May 27 and progress is steady, with expectations to produce if possible.

Navasota Iola King & Olsen

Klan Visit Revival Stuns Steep Hollow Audience

At Steep Hollow revival meeting six hooded Klansmen entered and presented Dr. John A. Held with a letter of endorsement and a $20 offering before leaving in an automobile. The Bryan Klan gesture marked the first such ceremony in the Steep Hollow community amid a large, impressed congregation.

Steep Hollow John A. Held First Baptist Church of Bryan Bryan Ku Klux Klan Dr. Held

Consolidated School Faculty Announced In College Station

In College Station Texas on July 13 the A M Consolidated Rural School faculty for next year is announced by Professor Martin L Hayes president of the board of trustees. High school teachers include George B Wilcox principal Miss Jessie Gooldy English Miss Marie Frey home economics, B L Bradford mathematics. Elementary grade teachers list Fannie Matthews Naomi Harper Ruth Wallace Kittie Cooksey Allena Brashear Bettie White Gladys Bailey Alma McKnight. Initial term appointees are Bradford Cooksey and Brashear. others return from last year.

College Station Texas A. & M. Consolidated Rural School Martin L. Hayes George B. Wilcox Jessie Gooldy Kansas City Missouri Marie Frey Corsicana B. L. Bradford Iowa Park Fannie Matthews Naomi Harper Palestine Ruth Wallace Cookville Kittie Cooksey Marlin Allena Brashear Granada Bettie White Gladys Bailey Alma Mc-Knight Bradford Cooksey Miss Brashear

Col Sam Buchanan Pulpit at Silverton

Mr S W Buchanan of Bryan visited his brother Bob Buchanan in Silverton Bris County and spoke at the Baptist church during the pastor’s absence. After a 550 mile drive he delivered a strong message to a large crowd who greeted him warmly and praised his speech.

S. W. Buchanan Bryan Bob Buchanan Silverton Bris C County Baptist Church Buchanan Mr. Buchanan

Nall’s Cantaloupe Crop Noted At Bryan Farm

The Eagle editor visits Mr. R. M. Nall and his brother-in-law Bruce Rolla on a 34 acre farm east of Bryan to view a thriving garden and orchard. Watermelons blackeyed peas cantaloupes tomatoes peaches and figs are grown with a promising cantaloupe yield. The first crop has sold at 400 per acre and more fruit is ripening though needing rain to continue development.

the Eagle R. M. Nall Bruce Rolla Nall Bryan

Franks Move into New South Bryan Cottage

Mr and Mrs R C Franks have moved to a new cottage on South Bryan Street built by George Adams.

R. C. Franks South Bryan Street George Adams

Fifteen Brazos County Citizens Vote Absentee Ballots

About fifteen Brazos County residents have used the absentee voting law to complete ballots for the July 22 primaries and filed them with County Clerk McSwain to be presented to the presiding officer on election day. The deadline is Tuesday night July 18, and those wishing to vote must obtain tickets from the County Clerk. Names listed include Miss Willie Rogers and several others.

Citzens Brazos County McSwain Wilie Rogers Fred L. Cavitt Roger Q. Astin H. C. Boatwright Leslie Lloyd Johnnie Collins G. M. Ammons W. F. Gibbs Ben Powers Stroud R.R. Ellis R. R E. Gandy

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Jupiter Pluvius Negisience Brazos CO Allie Ashfi J. W. Dyer W.S. Collard Willie Mae Collard Normangee Captain Hatchett H. C. Willis Lee Roy Smith Hearne W. P. Jones Ardella Raymond Jones Methodist Church Cameron Lafayette Hefley Willis J. C. Winslow Clark Commerce F. L. Henderson Caldwell Henderson Burleson County Ferne Dansby Chautauqua N. Y New York City Columbia University W. F. Gowom Madisonville E. A. Peters Douglass Peters Coleview Annie Walker W. J. Walker West 24Th Street Mrs. Gathings Walker Oklahoma City Mr. M. P. Walker Fam Ily W. F. Ray Easley, S. C Cardui OLA KU Klux Klan Sam Buchanan MR. Nall
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