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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

3

Changes announced at Experiment Station by Dr. Youngblood

A staff reshuffle takes effect September 1 with several promotions. A H Conner shifts from agronomy chief to vice director while continuing grain sorghum research. A H Lehdigh becomes assistant director and maintains small grain studies. A D Jackson becomes chief of the division of publications. E B Reynolds becomes chief of agronomy and soils work. G N Stroman changes to agronomist. H Ness moves to botany chief from horticulture. A T Potts named chief of horticulture overseeing main and substation work. L P Gabbard promoted to chief of farm and ranch economics. S D Pearce becomes secretary of the feed control service. Jess Cook returns from Houston.

B. Youngblood A. H. Conner A. H. Lehdigh A. D. Jackson E. B. Reynolds G. N. Stroman H. Ness A. IT. Potts School of Agriculture L. P. Gabbard S. D. Pearce

Internal Medicine Diseases of Children Note

Office and residence contact details listed for the department in the Smith Building.

Smith Building

Pepsinated Calomel Claims Kidney Backache Relief

Advertises Pepsinated Calomel as a stimulant for the kidneys and liver to relieve backache and constipation. Promises a money back guarantee if not felt better by the next day, with endorsements from M. H. James Dy. Co. and druggists.

M. H. James Dy. Co

Stanford Family Returns From East Texas Visit

District Agent J E Stanford and Mrs Stanford with children Evelyn Alia John Jr returned home after a month in East Texas Panola County. They traveled by car reporting a delightful trip with no trouble. Stanford cited excellent cotton prospects though corn and feed are below normal and he will lead East Texas forces at the Farmers Short Course at A and M College next week.

J. E. Stanford Evelyn Alia John Jr East Texas Panola County Mr. Stanford Stanford A. and M. College

First Visit to Bryan in Twenty Five Years

J A Dunlop of Jefferson Marion County visits Bryan en route to Galveston. A cousin of George A Adams he tours the town with Eberstadt guiding and promoting Bryans progress plus a Farmers Short Course party of four farmers led by County Agent Bob Carswell.

J. A. Dunlop Jefferson Marion County George A. Adams Galveston Mr. Adams Mr. Dunlop Sam E. Eberstadt Eberstadt Bryan Dunlop Bob Carswell Capt J. J. Adams

Chapman to Attend Bankers Conference on Cotton Financing

State Commissioner Chapman was requested to attend a Dallas bankers conference called by Governor McKinney to formulate financing plans for the cotton crop. He will depart tonight for the Dallas meeting with prominent Texas bankers and financiers.

Associated Press Austin Texas Chapman Dallas A. A. McKinney Federal Reserve Bank

College Pastor Leaves on Summer Vacation

Rev. R. L. Brown a Baptist pastor at College departs by afternoon train for Raleigh North Carolina to join Mrs Brown. They will rest at Mrs Browns old home then visit Red Springs Georgia to see Rev Browns father and mother. He will lead a three week union evangelistic campaign in Red Springs and return to Bryan at the start of September to resume work at the College.

R. L. Brown College Raleigh N. C

UT Assistant Business Manager Albert Prater Dies

Albert Prater, assistant business manager of the University of Texas for ten years, died suddenly in Austin at age forty seven. Heart failure is listed as the cause.

Associated Press Austin Texas Albert Prater University of Texas

Revival at Harvey Missionary Baptist Church Ends in Eight Baptisms

The annual revival at Harvey Missionary Baptist Church closed Sunday afternoon with eight additions by baptism, marking it as the strongest of Rev. R. L. Brown's three revivals and totaling 64 additions during his 2.5 year pastorate. The church and community show strong fellowship.

Missionary Baptist Church R. L. Brown

Singing School Opens in Steep Hollow Community

The Steep Hollow singing school opened this morning at nine with 48 members, a ten day event led by Prof. Hugh Magnass of North Zurch Madison county. Citizens contributed to fund the venture and outsiders may join for a nominal fee to cover expenses.

Steep Hollow Hugh Magnass North Zurch Madison County I. M. Cook

Arrest of Ed Brown on whiskey charge by Officer Offa Williams

Officer Offa Williams arrested Ed Brown on a whiskey charge Saturday night and seized a bottle of whiskey. Brown posted bond and was released. a district court case has been filed against him.

Offa Williams Brown Ed Brown

Brazos County rural cooperation praised in farm news

In the Semi-Weekly Farm News July 20, Ted Dealey highlights Greenville Chamber of Commerce support for Hunt county farmers, praising county agents and extension services. The piece lauds teamwork between farmers and business leaders, notes Grimes County progress, and urges continued unity against market manipulation.

Farm News Ted Dealey the News Greenville Chamber of Commerce Hunt County S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce Brazos County Eberstadt Sam A. and M. College of Texma Greenville North Texas Tom Mann Red River County Clarksville

Wilkins Family Heads West for Extended California Trip

Mrs John Asa Wilkins and daughters Elizabeth and Virginia leave Bryan for an extended stay in California. They will travel via Grand Canyon en route to the Pacific Coast and plan autumn return visiting Salt Lake City and other points. Miss Mary Edna Wilkins will visit Mrs Sam Parker in Bryan during her absence. Mrs Parker came to see them off and will stay a week, joined by Mr Parker for a weekend visit.

John Asa Wilkins Elizabeth Virginia California Grand Canyon Salt Lake City Mary Edna Wilkins Sam Parker Bryan

Bryan Folk Enjoy Picnic Supper at Steep Hollow

A congenial party met at Mrs. Leona Simpson's home then drove to Steep Hollow for a picnic supper with music games and good eats. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. I. L. McNeely Mr. and Mrs. W. Greene Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Black Mr. and Mrs. McDuff Simpson Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Conway Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brockman Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Simpson Mrs. Leona Simpson Mrs. Seott Brockman Miss Ethel Conlee Jim Brogdon Weena McNeely Agnes Conway Edith Conway and Master Melvin McNeely.

Leona Simpson Steep Hollow I. L. McNeely W. Greene J. E. Simpson T. H. Black McDuff Simpson J. M. Conway E. C. Brockman S. R. Simpson

Liquid Borozone Promises Rapid Healing for Wounds

An advertisement touts Liquid Borozone as a rapid healer for cuts wounds sores burns and scalds. The ad claims quick results and lists prices at 80c 90c and $1.20 with sales through all druggists.

Ady

Flea Not Responsible For Damage To Cotton

Entomologist R. R. Reppert of A. and M. College states physiological conditions, not the cotton flea, likely cause of cotton damage. He notes experiments have not shown the flea to be responsible and that poisoning is ineffective against this sucking insect.

R. R. Reppert A. and M. College Reppert

Radio Set Installed at K P Lodge Reading Room

Knights of Pythias lodge plans an upgraded radio in the K P Hall reading room. A committee investigated and purchased a first class set that will receive ocean to ocean messages. Members anticipate baseball football and other sports reports along with concerts and lectures once operational.

K. P Knights of Pythias Lodge K. P. Hall Ocean

Honoring Miss Franklin At Bryan Free Baptist Social

The Bryan Free Baptist Church held a Thursday evening lawn gathering from 8 to 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M S Edge. The event honored Miss Tommie Franklin and bid farewell to the visiting pastor for a rest and vacation period.

Bryan Free Baptist Church M.S. Edge Tommie Franklin M. BS. Edge C. B. Thompson

Madison Hall addresses education at Smetana Barbecue

Superintendent Madison Hall of Bryan city schools spoke at the Smetana barbecue about evolving education. He contrasted past drills of reading writing arithmetic with modern needs, urging balance of past preservation, present protection, and future progress.

Madison Hall Bryan City Smetana Hall

Radius rod breaks in sedan causes crash near country club

Tom Stanford and John Majors were shaken and injured when a Ford sedan broke a radius rod on a hill near the country club, slid into a gulley, pinning them under the wreck. Witnesses Mrs. P. A. Tardy and Mrs. J. T. Hanway, passing by, aided the injured and work crews removed the car.

Tom Stanford John Majors Country Club Lorena Mesdames P. A. Tardy J. T. Hanway

Virginia Reader Seeks Blueback Spellers Through Agent

Mrs. Ollie D. Logan of Java Virginia asks County Agent Benson to procure three Blueback spellers from a local dealer and mail them promptly. She likely saw Bryan Eagle club notes about spelling matches in the old Blueback with the pony that disrupted the Wellborn contest.

Benson Ollie D. Logan Java Virginia

Major Southern California Quake Rocks Counties

A strong earthquake struck all Southern California counties with shocks of eleven to twenty seconds duration at 11:28 p m. San Bernardino suffered the heaviest damage with roofs collapsing injuring three men. Reports extended from Santa Barbara to San Diego and east to the Imperial Valley near the Arizona line.

Pacific State San Bernadino Associated Press Los Angeles California San Bernardino Santa Barbara San Diego Imperial Valley Arizona State Line

How to Get the Most Out of the Industrious Hen

Hillsboro Texas July 20. Prof F W Kazmeier spoke at the Chamber of Commerce on poultry profits and best breeds. He urged culling non producers, steady feeding, and using oyster shell for shell and green feed for yolk and white. He warned success requires intelligent work and choosing good home sites for poultry farming.

Hillsboro Evening News Hillsboro Texas Chamber of Commerce F. W. Kazmeier Kazmeier A. M. Frazier A. and M. College Bryan

Steep Hollow Girl Prominent at C I A

Agnes Conway, a senior at CLA, returns home from CNA to begin fall term. She excels in vocational home economics and rural leadership and stars on the college basketball volleyball and tennis teams. Conway also serves as student assistant and dietitian at Lowry Hall cafeteria overseeing seven hundred diners daily.

Agnes Conway Miss Conway C. L A Lowry Hall M. College

Miss Ima Cook Returns After Year in California

Miss Ima Cook who taught domestic science and art in Los Angeles schools visits her parents in Steep Hollow Brazos County. She toured the West via Arizona Utah and Colorado before returning to resume teaching in Los Angeles this fall.

Ima Cook Los Angeles California Bryan I. M. Cook Steep Hollow Miss Cook West Arizona Utah Colorado Brazos County Los Celes

Smetana Defeats Deanville 13 to 8 in Barbecue Game

Smetana beat Deanville 13 to 8 in a baseball game held yesterday at the Smetana barbecue event. Smetana built a big early lead and held on for the win with solid hitting and defense.

Smetana Deanville

Mooring Car Found After Reported Loss

The J. S. Mooring Ford car reported missing Tuesday was found by Police Chief W. S. Martin Wednesday evening parked in front of the R. Q. Astin building on North Bryan Street.

J. S Ford W. S. Martin R. Q. Astin North Bryan Street

Mr and Mrs Smith of Conroe to move to Bryan

Mr and Mrs C P Smith and son Robert visited Bryan friends and intend to move from Conroe to Bryan. They plan to arrive by September so their son can enroll at A and M College. They praised Bryan and Brazos county and say they will close out their Conroe holdings. Read all Eagle advertisements.

C. P. Smith Robert Conroe B. T. Poole

Eggs in Texas Favor Fertile Purchases and Seasonal Advice

The report notes that eggs and chickens are often sold separately and that many Texas eggs are fertile. A community with a carload of infer tile eggs fetched 27c when the market was 17c. The guidance warns against roosters in the summer.

Texas

World Baptist Alliance Congress opens in Stockholm

The Third Congress of the Baptist World Alliance begins in Stockholm with European delegates near 300 and participants from North and South America Asia and Africa totaling several thousand. Dr Frank Peterson of Minneapolis addressed the audience at Tabernacle Baptist church during the session.

Associated Press Stockholm The Baptist World Alliance South America Asia Africa Frank Peterson Minneapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Youngblood Jess Cook Houston J. N. Goodwin Blue Star M. H. James Drug CO Thedford’s Thedford Cardus Black Draught Mrs. Stanford UNIV Harvey Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Grimes County Anderson George Barron Barron Dutch” Hahn Grimes, A * R Woodville Mae Stevener Wilson Gabe Carell Guion Hall Rotary D. L. Weddington Airdome Steele Rk. C. Nunn Steele's San Angelo Boston Miss Franklin Smetana Barbeque Citizen OF Virginia Reader OF the Eagle All Eagle World Conference OF Baptists European
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