Bryan Weekly Eagle promotes 22 page edition and local business notice
The Bryan Weekly Eagle announces a 22 page edition with 18 pages of news and ads from Bryan firms. It urges readers to support local merchants, distributes 600 free copies during the Good Will Tour, and invites neighbors to visit Bryan stores and cooperate to sustain local commerce.
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The
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Bryan
Eagle
Bryan Business
White and Closs Wed in Bryan Texas
On Tuesday July 21 at 4 p m at the home of Rev and Mrs R L Brown in College J H White Sr and Mrs Cora L Closs were united in marriage Rev Brown officiating Both are well known in Bryan and Brazos County The Eagle extends congratulations The couple will reside at the old White homestead in the Wixon community and will receive friends there
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R. L. Brown
J. H. White
Cora L. Closs
Rev. Brown
Old White
Wixon
Mr. and Mrs. Allen return home after visit
The Allen couple return to their Bryan home after an extended North and East trip. Mr. Allen is reported greatly improved in health. Their daughter Miss Martha Rivers Allen stayed in Nashville with relatives and will return to Bryan later.
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Mrs. Allen
North
East
R. C. Allen
Mr. Allen
Martha Rivers Allen
Nashville, Tenn
Bryan
Weather forecast for Bryan area in New Orleans region
The weather section reports for Bryan and vicinity, tonight and Thursday partly cloudy with mild heat. No precipitation details provided.
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New Orleans
Bryan and Vicinity
Good Will Trade Trip caravan leaves Bryan at dawn
Sixty cars and about two hundred Bryan citizens, plus a 16 piece band, prepare to depart from the Chamber of Commerce corner at 6 30 AM for a touring itinerary through Whee lock Normangee Leona Madisonville Bedias dola and possibly North Zulch. A. M. Waldrop leads the trade extension committee guiding the caravan with service cars and strict timing to cover 125 150 miles and six towns return by 7 00 PM Rich lists of sponsors and car owners are printed in The Eagle.
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Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Wheelock
Normangee
Leona
Madisonville
Bedias
Dola
North Zulch
Eagle
A. M. Waldrop
The
Sam B. Wilson
Wilson Bradley
K. Hassell
E. F. Parks
W. J. Gelber
Eagle Printing Company
Wilson
Bryan Hospital
Bryan Rotary Club
Bryan Lions Club
Knights of Pything Lodge
A. & M. College
First Christian Church
C. L. Benson
Caldwell's
N. Goodman
J. E. Vincent
Bryan Refuses All Debates in Letter Statement
Dayton July 22 William Jennings Bryan announces he will not debate any subject with anyone. He says the declaration aims to spare himself from answering a flood of letters and questions.
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Statesman
Associated Press
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
District Trustees and County Board Meet in Brazos County
In Bryan court room on Saturday August 1 district trustees from all Brazos county school districts gather at 3:00 p.m. The county board meets an hour earlier in the county superintendent’s office. W. L. Hughes chairs the general session with a talk on The Educational Survey and Supt. Madison Hall discusses The Educational Standards for the County.
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Bryan
Brazos County
County Board of Trustees
W. L. Hughes
Madison Hall
Bryan City
Brazos Plans Band For Trade Trip Caravan
C J Jancik has reorganized his boys band and they rehearse nightly at the Italian Methodist church under Rev Bruno Martinelli. The group will play at each Trade Trip Caravan stop with members Sam Knox Joe Dobrovolny C J Jancik Ben Nedbalek Clyde Bowman W H Sebesta H Nedbalek Will Turek Gail Cloud Louis Nedbalek Ed Blazek Rev Bruno Martinelli Vergne Adams Frank Nedbalek E C Jancik J Mendl.
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C. J. Jancik
Bruno Martinelli
Sam Knox
Joe Dobrovolny
Ben Nedbalek
Clyde Bowman
W. H. Sebesta
H. Nedbalek
Will Turek
Gail Cloud
Louis Nedbalek
Ed Blazek
Vergne Adams
Frank Nedbalek
E. C. Jancik
J. Mendl
Dallas Diocese Bishop Heads to Rome for Quinquennial Report
The Right Reverend Joseph Lynch sails for Rome to present the Dallas Diocese quinquennial report. It notes about 8 000 more Catholics in five years, with fourteen new churches built and parochial schools started in five districts.
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NEW
Associated Press
Dallas
Joseph Lynch
Rome
Cox Saw Mill Moves From Trestle Site to New Location
S B Cox proprietor of the Cox Saw Mill at the old trestle crossing on the Navasot in Independence reports he is relocating the mill. Shortage of standing wood drove him to buy nearby timber near Fergusons crossing. the move should start early next week and take about 30 days. He says the new site will supply wood and improve road access to Brazos and Grimes counties.
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S. B. Cox
Cox
Navasot
Independence
Bryan
Ferguson’s Crossing
Brazos
Grimes County
Well Baby Clinic Set For Thursday Afternoon
County Public Health Nurse Elizabeth Curtis calls attention to the Well Baby Clinic held each Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the courthouse office. Mothers with preschool children and infants may bring them for free examinations and guidance on child health and development.
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Elizabeth Curtis
Revival To Open Tonight At Italian Methodist Church
Rev. Leon Picone of New Orleans will preach the opening revival at the Italian Methodist Church on Missions. The talks will be in Italian and English with translations. Song service will follow the bilingual format. Rev. Bruno Martinelli assists. Meetings run through next Thursday night.
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Leon Picone
New Orleans
G. W. Boyd Wounded in Family Shooting
G W Boyd lies in Bryan Hospital with two bullet wounds from a quarrel with his wife in the garage of Mrs Daniels near the Ervin Astin home. Mrs Boyd is jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge and may post $1 000 bond.
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G. W. Boyd
Bryan Hospital
Boyd
Leo Daniels
Ervin Astin
College
Washington Avenues
Minnie Abercrombie
Bryan
Air mail route to Mexico planned involving United States
Mexico will support an international air mail project with possible extension to South America. Plans call for service between Mexico City Laredo and other Texas cities, potentially reaching St Louis and Washington. A press notice from Mexico City confirms the backing by the Mexican postmaster general. A second item notes Texas Ranger Stanley transporting a woman who aided police with a Holland bank robbery description as part of the investigation in Dallas.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Mexico
United States
South America
Mexico City
Laredo
Texas
St. Louis
Washington
Waco
Stanley
Eddy
Hollandie
Holland
Dallas
Grand Chancellor Visits Bryan Knights of Pythias Meet
Tom G. Suber was installed as vice chancellor of the Bryan K of P Lodge at last night’s regular meeting. A large crowd attended the orderly session as Max Krauskopf the Texas grand chancellor spoke on common lodge problems and solutions for the Bryan unit.
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Tom G. Suber
K. of P. Lodge
Bryan
Max Krauskopf
Texas
Mexican Claims Exceed U S Amount Held Against Country
A historical note reports that Mexico claims total among disputed sums surpass forty five million dollars held against the United States. The item emphasizes monetary claims and cross-border financial disputes in a period context.
Veracruz Case Claims Indemnities Top Forty Five Million
Mexico asserts damages from 1868 onward total about 45 million dollars in a dispute with the United States. The claims include indemnities for Mexicans killed during the 1914 U S occupation of Vera Cruz.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
The
Universal
United States
Mexico
Vera Cruse
Mrs Sims Honored On Her Birthday With Lovely Parties
Mrs. Allen MacKenzie hosted a sunrise breakfast at Aggieland Inn in College Station for her daughter Katie on July 18. Attendees included Milton Sims Jr and family, T. C. Davis, and the MacKenzies. After church services in Bryan, the Sims home held a five course dinner with gifts, flowers, and many well wishes for the mother’s birthday.
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College Station
Aggieland Inn
Allen MacKenzie
Katie
Milton Sims, Jr
Kathleen and
Pattie Sims
T. C. Davis
Washington summary outlines Chinese problem accord
A substantial accord on a formula to handle the Chinese problem has been reached by powers in Washington. Peking diplomats may submit a formal proposal to China's provisional government soon. The plan includes the Washington conference duties revision, a commission on extraterritorial questions, and a British inquiry into Shanghai riot deaths.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peking
Provisional Government of China
Shanghai
Dallas plan selfish says lawyer at Interstate hearing
Plainview July 22 T J Norton Santa Fe counsel told the Interstate Commerce hearing that Dallas jobbers plan to spend 6.5 million dollars of others money to finance the Denver extensions and saddle securities burden on the state. Dallas Chamber of Commerce opposed the claim asserting state necessity and adequate Santa Fe service to the plains.
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Associated Press
Plainview
Dallas
Denver
T. J. Norton
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Plains
Two New York Men Indicted In Federal Case
Jacob Erschenblatt known as Jacob Kirsch and Sol Damasky were indicted by a Federal grand jury for possession of 480 counterfeit internal revenue stamps. The pair were among those arrested last week in a raid on an alleged mail order bootlegging scheme in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Jacob Erschenblatt
Jacob Kirsch
Sol Damasky
Federal Grand Jury
Internal Revenue
Bride-Elect Anna Mae Yardley Blessed With Shower
Miss Anna Mae Yardley, a July bride elect, was honored at a Thursday evening miscellany shower in Harvey. Mrs. E A Peters led the event with blue and white decor, pink rose buds and ferns. Garth Andrews delivered a gift basket as guests enjoyed chicken salad sandwiches and punch. helpers included Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Ira Kelley, Miss Elsie Yardley, and Miss Hazel Kelly. About thirty-five guests attended.
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Eagle
Harvey
Anna Mae Yardley
E. A. Peters
Garth Andrews
Ira Kelley
Elsie Yardley
Hazel Kelly
R. L. Brown
Mildred Salley
Treasury officials ordered to show cause over school salaries
Washington officials were ordered by a local court to show cause why salaries of school officials should not be withheld over the teaching of scientific doctrines seen as reflecting on the Bible.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Cotton futures dip as new receipts press prices
Cotton futures closed 15 to 20 points lower as market faced fresh receipts. New receipts brought mid dling basis of 24 1 2 cents, signaling softer prices amid improving supply.
Bryan Best Cotton Marketing Center
The City of Bryan offers farmers a premier cotton market with three large warehouses and a cotton exchange connected to New Orleans Chicago New York and Liverpool. The system enables instant price feedback via the exchange. Buyers and merchants operate through sample based receipts and grading by expert merchants, supporting high prices and efficient nationwide and international reach. Bryan’s rail access and storage reduce costs and time, making it a top market in the South.
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Bryan
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Milan
Italy
la Havre
France
Genoa
Kobe
Japan
England
New England
Cotton Exchange
South
Houston
Waco
University Mourns Loss of Loeb Carlton
Loeb Carlton, 64, a longtime Houston attorney and active figure in University affairs, died this morning after a lingering illness. Widely known for his unfailing effort on behalf of the Texas University and for political involvement, though he never sought office.
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Associated Press
Houston
Loeb Carlton
Carlton
the Texas University
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