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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

6

Texas lawmakers pass five bills regulating game and fish

Texas sportsmen and commercial fishers face new rules after June 18. Senate bills create two hunting zones with revised seasons, bag limits, and bear season. New measures license shooting clubs, sustain game preserves, and raise non resident hunting fees to 25 dollars. House bills regulate commercial fishing and trapping with closed bays and season limits. The package also funds fish hatcheries and game preserves.

Texas International and Great Northern Railway Company Longview Texas and Pacific Railroad Texarkana Gulf Coast

Jancik Forms Boys Band for Bryan Trade Trip

C J Jancik reorganizes his boys band and they practice nightly at the Italian Methodist church under Rev Bruno Martinelli. The group will play during the Good Will Trade Trip caravan and at various stops north of Bryan and Brazos counties. Members include 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, and J Mendl.

Bryan Brazos C. J. Jancik Italian Methodist Church 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. Janeik J. Mendl

Washington on the Brazos: Texas Declaration Site

The article notes Washington on the Brazos as Texas smallest known park where the declaration of independence and Texas Constitution were drafted. It recalls the settlement’s early growth with a mill store and blacksmith before state purchase and park designation during Ferguson’s administration.

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If you want your printing done right let the Eagle do it

An advertisement urging readers to choose the Eagle for printing services. The copy promises quality work and reliable results, aiming to attract customers seeking dependable printing solutions.

Eagle

Man leaves estate of 5000 dollars for dog

Jacob Siler aged 88 died in St. Louis leaving a 5000 dollar trust to care for his dog Joe for life. He died of age related illness and pneumonia at the Mertz home where they had lived since April. Siler had advertised for a home for Joe and received about 1200 offers before selecting the Mertz household.

Associate Press ST. Louis Jacob Siler Joe William P Siler Mertz

Authors like coins grow dear as they grow old

The line echoes classical reflection on value with a nod to aging and enduring worth. The brief musing suggests literature and authors gain appreciation over time as wealth does with age.

Alexander Pope

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