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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

4

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Encourages Agriculture Day

Brazos County County Agent C L Beason urges 4 H and club members to promote Brazos County Day at the State Boys Club Short Course. The plan features farm breed shows, stock judging and poultry judging, with cash prizes based on club and community attendance, spirit, and participation.

Contex Club R Brazos County Grimes County Bryan Chamber of Commerce Guioen Hall George A. Long Brazog County C. L. Beason

Fine Cotton Grown on the Allen Farm

An unusually fine cotton specimen from Allen farm near Navasota was brought to town by Jno. D. Rogers. Planted 60 days ago, the field shows rapid growth with 10 to 12 well developed bolls, squares and blooms. Rogers reports good progress, few weevils, some bollworms, and readiness with pest control. Don’t miss Grimes County Day at A and M College on July 27.

Navasota Examiner Brazos Jno. D. Rogers Allen Farm

Director Youngblood Gets Appointment to Economic Congress

Secretary Hughes designates Dr. B. Youngblood director of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station as U S delegate to the Second American Congress of Economic Expansion and Commercial Instruction in Rio de Janeiro Brazil October 12 to 29 1922. He is part of a five economist group and has accepted the post citing his farm and ranch economies work and a Wisconsin doctorate.

Charles Evans Hughes Henry Wallace B. Youngblood Texas Agricultural Experiment Station United States Rio de Janeiro Brazil Youngblood Emory R. Johnson Wharton School of Economics University of Pennsylvania L. C University of Wisconsin

Ennis Officers Return to Duty After Home Visit

Elwell A. Satterwhite and his brother Howard, special officers for the Southern Pacific Railway, returned to Ennis to resume duties after a brief visit to their home.

Elwell A. Satterwhite Howard Southern Pacific Ry Ennis

Remarkable Cotton on Sims Plantation Display

An exhibit at the First State Bank and Trust Co. features two stalks of cotton from the M. W. Sims plantation in Brazos bottom. Each stalk carries 80 to 100 bolls and squares, suggesting a bale per acre under many conditions. No weevils or green bugs are visible, and Sims expects a fine yield across his many acres.

First State Bank and Trust Co

Miss Ford Wins D A R Scholarship to Rice

Miss Mary Louise Ford formerly of Bryan now living with her sister in Edge Apartments and educated at A M College won the D A R scholarship to Rice Institute for the coming year. The local Houston chapter awarded the honor on her strong recommendation from A M College. Miss Ford is praised for reflecting credit on herself the D A R and the state. Her grandfather Jungle Spencer Ford was a longtime eminent Bryan Brazos County lawyer.

Mary Louise Ford Bryan I. Sanders Edge A. & M. College D.A R Rice Institute Houston Miss Ford A.&m. College Ervan Spencer Ford Brazos County

Bryan Plan speech draws crowd at Brenham banquet

Secretary S E Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce spoke on the Bryan Plan for the Building and Loan Association before about 500 people including Rotary Club members and Bryan District State Bankers at a Brenham banquet. He carried cheering messages from Congressman J P Buchanan and Hon D C Giddings and other friends. A note mentions fine watermelons in Washington County.

S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce Brenham Citizens, Rotary Club Bryan District Bryan Building and Loan Association Eberstadt The Eagle J. P. Buchanan D. C. Giddings Washington County

Gustavus Merba Wedding at Baptist Parsonage

Saturday night at eleven o'clock Miss Emma Merka and Mr Onnie Gustavus of Madison County were married at the Baptist parsonage with Dr John A Held officiating. The couple will reside with Mr M R Phillips after the ceremony and receive well wishes from friends.

Baptist Parsonage John A. Held First Baptist Church Emma Merka Onnie Gustavus Madison County M. R. Phillips N. T. Melton Ivy Foster Taylor Gustavus A. & M. College Frank Merka Bryan

New Cotton Pest Found by County Agent in Grimes County

County Agent C Hohn was called to a farm two miles south of Richards to inspect a new brown bug the size of a potato bug that cuts whole branches from cotton plants. About three acres have been affected, with no rapid spread yet. authorities at A and M College and Hallettsville reports were inconclusive. Growers are urged to monitor fields and report any appearance of the pest.

Navasota Hohn A. & M. College Richards

Saladiner Poised to Deploy Cotton Poisoning Machines

Mr. J. M. Saladiner returns from San Antonio where seven Saladiner Poisoning Machines near completion for TX cotton fields to control boll weevil and boll worm. Fifty more will be produced at Waxahachie factory in Ellis County, a major cotton region.

J. M. Saladiner San Antonio Texas Waxahachie Ellis

Smith Wisnevski Wedding at St Josephs Church

The wedding of Stanislas Smith of Stoneham Texas and Frances Wisnevski of Steen Hollow was solemnized Wednesday morning July 19 at St Josephs Catholic Church. Rev J B Gleissner officiated as a large gathering attended the ceremony and the couple will reside in Brazos County at Steep Hollow.

Rev Vivion Returns From Dallas Study Visit

Rev King Vivion, pastor of College Methodist Church, returns after a four week trip to Dallas. He spent the first two weeks at the Western Training school for Sunday school leadership and problems and the last two weeks in a conference for town and rural pastors studying local church issues.

King Vivion College Methodist Church Dallas Western Training School Foy

Tanlac hailed as miracle by St Louis agent

H W Morrison of St Louis reports Tanlac restored his health and gained fourteen pounds after two years of stomach illness and heart palpitations. He claims improved appetite sleep and full-day work. Tanlac sold by druggists. Also notes a lost brown filly and D L Wilson attending Fordson demonstrations in Houston.

St. Louis Tanlac H. W. Morrison Thrush Ave National Life Insurance Co Jones’ Dinning P. H. Hensarting D. L. Wilson Houston

Brazo s County Democratic ticket listed for primaries

The Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee released the July 22, 1922 primary ticket listing candidates for U S Senator Governor Attorney General Railroad Commissioner Comptroller Treasurer Land Office and local offices. Included are Sterling P. Strong Chas Culberson James E Ferguson Mariam Ferguson Ousley Cureton Greenwood Morrow Hawkins King Neff Warner Rogers Davidson Edmundson Mayfield Keeling Mayfield Morrow Smith Woodall Carroll Kirgan Terrell Spenett Kern Tennison Christian Robinson Bentley Marrs Johnson Davis Rountree Ferguson Barron Baker McSwain Smith Hudspeth Wilson Neeley Goen Darwin Kinnard Eck Smith Bobo Shramek Ere Moore Hensarling Yeager Seamon McGee Beard Moore Conzelo Higgs Smith Dowling Gandy Martin Cook Buchanan Locke Holland Murka Henderson Click Austin visitors Seale Conway Steep Hollow shoppers today

Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee U. S Sterling P. Strong Chas. A. Culberson James E. Ferguson Cullen F. Thomas Robert Lee Henry Mariam A. Ferguson Clarence Ousley Earle B. Mayfield Supreme Court— Co M. Cureton Thomas B. Greenwood Court of Criminal Appeals W. C. Morrow A. J. Harper F. L. Hawkins W. W. King Pat M. Neff Harry T. Warner Fred S. Rogers T. W. Davidson Joe E. Edmundson W. A. Johnson Col Bilie Mayfield, Jr Andrew S. Jameson W. A. Keeling Allison Mayfield J. C. Morrow George P. Edge John Sabo C. M. Degelia Chas. de Stafina John Shramek Frank Ere Jno M. Moore John Hensarling Justice of Peace John Yeager O. P. Seamon Will Conrad Vor Justice Peace L. D. McGee J. W. Hamilton H. T. Wheeless M. T. Frame J. B. Priday Jno W. Beard C. B. Moore Fort Martin Joseph M Emmett Holland Charles Murka F. L. Henderson R. B. Grant Solon

City Manager M Adams Leads Rotary Meeting

City Manager M Adams presided over the Rotary luncheon program, with musical numbers led by Gabe Carell and W R Fairman. Hon W S Barron spoke on Boy Scouts and T C Walton discussed Extension Service, noting Texas A and M staff and Brazos County clubs planning events and a Brazos County Day at the Short Course.

E. E. McAdams Rotary Club Gabe Carell McDonald’s Oak McKenzie W. R. Fairman W. S. Barron T. C. Walton Lee J. Rowntree C. L. Benson McAdams Boy Scout Movement Navasot Barron A. & M. College Extension Service of Texas Benson Brazos County Boys and Girls Club A & M. College Club Boys and Girls Rotary Wellbors Box City Hall Bryan College and Chamber of Commerce G. Sam Parker Jno A. Moore B. A. Sims Mfe. Wallace John M. Lawrence Wilson Bradley B. Youngblood Jones Lee J. Rountree EF. E. Mine J. F. Oates W. Parrin Hon T. O. Walton M. Larkor C. S. Beckwith Jnc. W. Lacs Jan. W. James Tyler Hascell W. H. Cole Madison Hall David Reid Chas. McNeil Waco C. B. Campbell College Eck Smith

Smetana Club Girls Have Good Meeting

On July 10 Miss Laura Belte Woten met with Smetana girls in Brazos county for a two hour sewing lesson. Twelve members attended and showed enthusiasm and good work. In Tabor she demonstrated forms for twenty two women, who made two forms. The day closed with a scenic return to Bryan at sunset. Your kind of land ad and free booklet offered. H M Madison Texas Central advertising.

Brazos County Bryan Texas Laura Belte Woten Smetana Roten Tabor C. E. Locke H. M. Madison Gen. F.& I A.P. Ry San Antonio Geo

Ironized Yeast Promises New Lease on Life

Do you wake tired and weak and feel run down in body brain and nerves The ad claims vitamins and iron are missing from modern foods and promises renewed energy with two tablets three times daily Ironized Yeast boasts a secret ironization to double speed of results It offers a free three day trial by mail to Ironized Yeast Co Dept 96 Atlanta Ga and lists druggists and stores as recommenders.

Ironized Yeast Co Dept Atlanta James Drug Store

Methodist Parsonage and Tabernacle Nearing September 20

Rev King Vivion reports Brenham Methodist church donated 250 dollars for the college tabernacle at the close of last Sunday's sermon. The Methodist conferences will be paid in full and the College tabernacle is expected to be up by September 20. The project cost about 10 000 dollars and the cause is being pushed.

College Tabernacle King Vivion Methodist Church Brenham Tabernacle Vivian

Ku Klux Klan Donation Letter Reported to Reverend Brown

During Thursday services at Cottonwood Church Reverend R L Brown, pastor of College Baptist, received a donation via a letter from six robed Bryan Klan members. The letter included twenty dollars and endorsed his work before the men departed in a car into darkness.

Cottonwood R. L. Brown College Baptist Bryan Ku Klux Klan Brown

Leaving for the West with Roger Astin and John Collins

Roger Astin and John Collins depart Sunday for West Texas on an automobile trip. They are joined by Del Rio figures George M. Thurmond and Walter F. Jones and Grady Perry of Junction. The note also mentions Orland Sims of Paint Rock and border bandits.

West Roger Astin John Collins West Texas George M. Thurmond Walter F. Jones del Rio Grady Perry Junction Orland Sims Paint Rock Roger John Blue Mountains Rio Grande

Steep Hollow Revival Ends as Additions Grow

Dr John A Held closes revival at Steep Hollow with about ten new Baptist members by baptism. Lites accompanies him to Bryan. B Y P A and Sunday school gain support as the church is revived. Rev J J Pipkin starts revival at Edge Friday joined by Held and Lites. follow‑up meetings set for ten days.

Steep Hollow John A. Held Bryan E. O. Lites Baptist Church J. J. Pipkin Edge Dr. Held Singer Lites

Destruction Reported in Brazos County Watermelon Patch

Local rumor notes a watermelon patch was entered at night with vines torn up and melons destroyed. Larger melons were impaled on posts and rails, prompting calls for bloodhounds to chase the criminal destructionists.

Brazos County

Had Given Up Hope for Her Baby

Mrs John Webb of Magnolia Park Houston says her infant recovered after using Ware's Baby Powder. She details two weeks of illness stomach and bowel trouble and credits a neighbor for the remedy. The product is sold in liquid form with sugar and water and advertised as harmless and popular with children. Manufactured by The Ware Chemical Co. Texas. Adv-2 For sale in Bryan by Roman & Vick

John Webb Avenue E Magnolia Park Houston Tex Ware Wder Reecent Drug Ware Chemical Co Texas

Father and Son Alexander Revival Begins Sunday

Rev O E Vivion of Bay City visits his son Rev King Vivian of College and will preach at Alexander church revival starting Sunday July 23. The pair plan a joint effort with daily prayer meetings and special services to lead the revival while the son helps manage the crowd and duties. Teamwork will be the slogan at the Alexander revival.

O. E.vivion Methodist Church Bay City King Vivian College Alexander Church Vivian Sr Vivian Jr Vivian

Arrest of Buddie Bookman by Brazos County Sheriff

Sheriff S Ki Morehead and Chief W S Martin arrested Buddie Bookman on Sunday and seized white lightning bootleg whiskey. Bookman, described as a negro, was placed in Brazos County jail awaiting grand jury action.

Bookman S. Ki. Morehead W. S. Martin Buddie Brazos County

Whiskey Stills Captured Near Edge

Sheriff L. E. Morehead and officers Wheeless Koontz and Corgey seized three whiskey stills on Cedar Creek near Edge early Saturday. They left Bryan at 3 a.m. and returned at 9:30 a.m. with the devices. no arrests reported but cases are being pursued.

L. E. Morehead H. T. Wheeless Henry Koontz Mack Corgey Cedar Creek Edge Bryan

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Walter Peteet Field Service Department Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Farm & Ranch Sims Plantation RICE Gustavus-Merba L. L. Click Austin R. H. Seale Benchley A. Benbow Ursuline Avenue J.m.conway Adams Smetana Club Methodist Rev. Brown Roman & Vick Alexander A. W. Kinnard Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg
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