Farewell Banquet for A and M Students in San Antonio
Secretary Charles Firth of the Y M C A announces a farewell banquet next Saturday evening at the Hotel Gunter San Antonio from 7 30 to 9 for Agricultural and Mechanical College students now serving in camps or elsewhere. Distinguished guests include W B Bizzell General Parker Colonel Scott Colonel Martin Adjutant White Mayor Bell and others. Former and current A M C Texas students in San Antonio are invited to attend this social gathering before final separation.
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Charles Firth
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Gunter
San Antonio
Agricultural and Mechanical College
W. B. Bizzell
The
General Parker
General Pershing
France
Scott
Martin
White
Camp Funston
Bell
John I. Quion
F. C. Gross
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Carlos Bee
B. J. Woodward
I. T. Pryor
Knox
Magazines Allowed in Mail Despite Draft Law Ruling
Federal Judge Learned Hand granted a preliminary injunction preventing the Post Office from withholding the August issue of the Masses. The magazine had been declared nonmailable, but the ruling found the articles do not advocate resistance to the selective draft law.
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New York
Learned Hand
Post Office Department
Local notices and items from Bryan area events
Local news briefs list social visits to Wellborn and Navasota guests, plans for Raus Mit Em on July 27, and numerous residents traveling King Trail to Houston, Galveston, or Brenham. Officials announce sewer project bids for 5300 feet of vitrified pipe with plans available July 23 and opening July 28.
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G. E Byars
Evans Farm Buys 600 Rhode Island Red Chickens
Evans farm owned by C. M. Evans acquires six hundred pure bred Rhode Island Red chicks from Richardson and Kazmeier. The birds include many high priced state fair winners, increasing Evans flock to about 1000 birds, likely the largest in the state. Dr. Richardson, president of the Texas Rhode Island Red club, keeps one breeding pen to start another flock. Brazos County hosts major Reds centers and the state club show this year. J. M. Spreklemeyer, president of Brazos County Poultry Association, plans a Red show with the December county poultry show.
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Evans Farm
C. M. Evans
Rhode Island
Richardson and
Kazmeier
Richardson
Texas Rhode Island Red Club
Brazos County
J. M. Spreklemeyer
Benevolent Protective Order Elks Regular Meeting Tonight
The Benevolent Protective Order Elks announces a regular meeting this evening at 30 o'clock. All officers and members are requested to attend. Exalted Ruler Jordan T. Lawler presiding.
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Jordan T. Lawler
Well Fruited Cotton by Coleview Club Boy
County Agent Benson presents a stalk of Simpkin's big ball early cotton grown by Roy Blanton of Coleview. The stalk is short but heavily fruiting with four to five bolls per limb and blooms. hot weather reduced insects this year, boosting fruit set while acre averages are being revised by growers.
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Benson
Eagle Office
Roy Blanton
Coleview
R. K E. Blanton
Simpkin
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G.D. Livingston
Bryan Construction Company
Bryan, Texas
Santone
Wilson Bradley
B. Wilson & Co
Mr. Bradley
Psther
Pauline McCulloch
Mary Mitchell
Mrs. W. BB. Graham
Wellborn, Texas
Mattie B. Craig
Mildred Norwood
Navasota
Maude Stevenson
Raus Mit Em
the Overland Company
Main Street
the Christian Church
J.C. Welch
Albert Novak
Interurban
William H. Gibbs
Houston
King Trail
J. W. McLaren
Waco
W. A. White
Quincy, NL
T. C. Koenig, Jr
Birmingham, Ala
J. H. Johnson
Corsicana
Kings Trail
Smith Drue Co
Jack Freezes, Jr
Leo Marwit
Henderson
F. H. Blodgett
Fort Worth
A. and M. College Extension Service
J. S. Doane
Bryan
T. S. Moss
Doane
Brenham
Singer
Bryan Street
Bonneville
T. A. Satterwhite
W. H. Grebe
Smith Drug Company
H. B. Williams
Coast Artillery of
Texas National Guard
Charles 8. Wood
G. C. Mitchell
San Augustine
T. 8. Humbach
H. M. Nelson
St. Louis
U. S. Army Engineer Corps
Bryan Motor Livery Co
W. B. Costley
A. B. Costley
Shreveport
O. H. McGee of
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A. F. Norman
Experiment Station
W. 8. Smith
Hotel
Mrs. R. Mott
Dallas
Ed S. Wesson
Mildred Newton
Mrs
John Newton
Beaumont
Pete” Saunders
George Chance
Galveston
First Baptist Church
M. KE. Weaver
Alice O. Poulter
Josie Lawrence
R. L. Spiller
J. I. Barron
Temple
Raul Mit Em
William Wipperman
Leon Springs
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Roy C. Stone
A. M. Waldrop & Co
McAllen
Texas
Second Texas Infantry
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Coast Artillery
Albert Goodman
John E. Hunt
Lynn R. Benning
Emmett Trant
Oliver T. Tucker
Harold B. Williams
A. JL. Mondrick
A. Adams
J. W. Batts
Earl Fairman
North Zuleh
J. Krohn
Lomax
Burleson Street
B. Sbisa
College Station
Hillcrest
Grant Lumber Co
Main
Clay Streets
M. Scardino
West Twenty-fifth Street
Randolph Avenue
M. H. Simon
F&emale
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
Roow
N.Y
Oregon
California Rail Road CO
Grant Lands
United States
Congress
Grant Lands Locating Co
Vortland
Nacogdoches
Raiilroad
J. C. Davidson
A. and M. College
Royal Card
Nobby’ ‘Chain
Usco’ ‘Plain
United ‘State
Johnson & Rohde
D. D. White
First State Bank & Trust Co
Cole Hardware Co
Dansby Furniture Co
Bryan Power Company Battery Department
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