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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1922

Page

3

Farmers Short Course Encourages Rural Progress At A and M

Dr W B Bizzell lauds a penniless student who worked through A and M College inspiring ambition. Short Course attendees number five or six hundred club boys and girls as leaders discuss agriculture and banking cooperation. Noted speakers urge farming to pay and strengthening rural churches through progress and education.

W. B. Bizzell A. M. College of Texas A. & M. College A. & M. College of Texas Kyle

County GOM Races for Brazos County

In the democratic primaries last Saturday Jno M Moore precinct No 4 and John Sabo of Precinct No 2 were nominated. A run off will be held in Precinct No 3 between C M Degalia the incumbent and Frank Ere. In Precinct No 1 a run off pits Guy F Boyett against C M Risinger. Precinct 3 vote totals show Degelia 69 Destafino 24 Sramek 0 21. Mr and Mrs J S Henry and Mr and Mrs J R McNair of Hearne visited Bryan today.

Jno. M. Moore John Sabo C. M. Degalia Frank Ere Guy F. Boyett C. M. Risinger Steele S. Smetana Degelia Destafino Tesites Skegaleke Sramek

Bryan Busy Week With Local Visitors From Across Counties

A long list of visitors and residents travel and visitBryan merchants host Edge and Steeles Store residents John Depluma and daughter Mary plan two weeks in Dallas. Local monitors assist at the farmers Short Course. Several officials depart for Franklin district court. Families from Hempstead Millican Benchley Austin and Kurten visit Bryan. Farmers from Hopkins county attend A and M College course.

C.F. Bullock Parker Plantation Bullock Parker Farms T. J. Cross Edge Bryan John Depluma Mary Steeles Dallas P. A. Tardy W. ©. Davis F. L. Henderson Franklin Charley Walton Cole Fort Worth Harriett Amsler Hempstead C. A. Searcy J. M. Conway Steep Hollow S. E. Dunlap Carrol Jamison Millican Juliette Castles Marlin Agnes Valenta Kurten Waco Bess Spence Austin Kathleen Sims Sims Marguerite Blanchet New Iberia

Kurten Women and Girls Organize In Meeting

Women and girls of Kurten held a July 19 gathering with Miss Rotan as a dress form demonstration planned for August 2. Officers for the Women's Home Demonstration club were elected led by Mrs. Everett Martin, with other posts and a program committee named. a parliamentary drill provided light humor. A suggestion to dine at Miss Rotan's home was voted against after Mrs. Buchanan invited the group to spend a day sewing.

E. C. Martin Wen Miss Otan Everett Martin Artie Hearn A. W. Stevener Woman’s Home Demonstration Club W.F. Odom J. J. Kasiske Miss Rotan

Fairman’s Fishing Feats Impress Eagle Staff

Col W R Fairman of the Queen and Dixie Theatres and his brother in law Chas R McNeil fished on the Brazos at Government Dam catching about fifty pounds of fish with specimens up to 4 ¼ pounds Rev H M Timmons and Roy W Long joined them then returned to Navasota Fairman shares stories of great fishing and donates a fry for Eagle staff luncheon at White Front Cafe accounts for his prowess and generosity.

Col W. R. Fairman Queen and Dixie Theatres Chas. R. McNeil Waco Navasota Rev. H. M. Timmons Roy W. Long Government Dam Brazos Mr. Long Mr. Fairman

Local Bryan Social Notes Highlight Week of Visits

J B Lowe and granddaughter Sybil Lowe of Mart return from visit with daughter Mrs T A Adams. Ed Hall from Austin votes in primaries then returns to the Capitol. Mrs McDuff Simpson ill at home. Watermelon party at E F Parks home with hosts Lucy and Lillian Parks. Many relatives and visitors from Bryan, Nacogdoches, Waco, Arlington and Galveston noted alongside banking and college events. Miss Louise Martin returns from visit to Houston and Galveston.

J. B. Lowe Little Granddau Sybil Lowe Mart T. A. Adams R. M. Coleman Corpus Christi Bryan Coleman A. & M. College Corpus P. A. Tardy Dorothy McDonald Anderson McDonald Howell Ed Hall Banking and Insurance Austin Capitol P. G. Gunter Baylor University Waco R. G. Carson Mebe Carson Rostelle Carson Pauline Carson J. B. Beers C. N. Shaver Charles and Bryan Shaver Granger Texas Galveston L. L. Bookout Lindale Maude Bookout Powell Winter Roland Hood Ashville Alabama Sty H. L. McKnight Nacogdoches Teague Evan A. J. Buchanan S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce Brenham Bryan District State Bankers W. S. Higgs First State Bank & Trust Company District Bankers Houston Harkey Lexington Lee County Bayliss Fletcher, Jr Giddings Valacios Albert Buchanan A. D. Graham Jula Belle South Texas Port Arthur George G. Chance Rio Grande River L. Goodrich Jones College v. M. C. A Eagle Xenia Higgins Dallas F. C. Higins Amarillo Helen Higgins

Brazos County Republican Convention Called for July 29 1922

The Republican convention of Brazos County is called to meet at West Side Park at 2 p m Saturday July 29 1922 to elect delegates to the state convention at Fort Worth August 8 1922 and other conventions to be called. E W Thomas county chairman.

Brazos County West Side Park Fort Worth E. W. Thomas

Great Revival at Bethel Baptist Church

Rev R L Brown closed a great revival at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. The church was greatly revived and strengthened with 21 received into the church, 16 by baptism. After the service the pastor left for Kurten where he is conducting a revival this week.

Harvey R. L. Brown Bethel Baptist Church Kurten

Miss Washicheck to Visit Shields in Bryan

Miss Frances Washicheck of Houston is due in Bryan on Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shields. Washicheck is a niece of Mr. Shields.

Frances Washicheck Houston Bryan C. M. Shields Miss Washicheck Mr. Shields

Bryan Street Home Sold for Family Residence Remodel

The W S Wilson home on Bryan Street opposite the I N Station sold through Jas W James Realty to W P Moore who plans immediate remodeling for his family residence. Read also reports of travels, visits, and community notices from Bryan including engagements, moves, and congratulatory news.

Williamson Girls Here Attend Farmers' Short Course

Misses Thelma Horger Elizabeth Jodges Grace Box of Georgetown and Viola Allen of Leander attend the Farmers' Short Course at A. and M. College and praise the program's helpful instruction.

Death of Miss Lucy Dichi card at Cameron service

Funeral for Miss Lucy Dichi card of Cameron was held Thursday at 10 am at St Joseph Church conducted by Rev J B Gleiss ner. A large group of sympathizers escorted the casket to the Catholic cemetery for interment.

Brazos County Faces Imminent Coal Shortage

The Waco News-Tribune reports an impending coal shortage next winter due to mine and rail strikes. Attorney General Daugherty warns of dwindling supply, with federal plans to prioritize railways and the Northwest. President Harding seeks state pledges to protect mine operations despite the strike. John L. Lewis, UMW president, vows to press for a wage scale. Troops ordered in several states as Illinois operators brace for possible mine reopenings.

United States Texas Brazos County Waco News-Tribune Daugherty Northwest Harding John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Illinois

Smetana Public School Fund Boosted by Barbecue

Prof J J Haisler and Col Chas W Merka of Smetana visited town and reported a Thursday barbecue and entertainment for Smetana public schools raised 337.20. The Eagle commends the community and backs the organizers in their efforts.

J. J. Haisler Col Chas. W. Merka Smetana Eagle Haisler Col. Merka

Seyle Blanton Nuptials Tie Local Pair

Miss Lottie Blanton of Tabor marries Mr Samuel Roscoe Seyle of Palestine in a morning ceremony at the Blanton home officiated by Rev King Vivon. The bride wore a blue tailored suit and gloves. The couple will reside in Palestine. Seyle is a civil engineer with the I and G N railway.

William Blanton Tabor Lottie Blanton Samuel Roscoe Seyle Palestine King Vivon Methodist Church Seyle Zroom

Catholic Workmen Observe Silver Jubilee in Bryan

Friday at 11 o clock Catholic workmen observed the silver jubilee of their Bry an based organization. Members of St. Joseph's church societies led a procession from the school to the church carrying the cross and U S flag. They recited prayers and the Apostles Creed, and held memorial mass for deceased members.

Bryan St. Joseph’s Church U. S

Brazos County Democratic Primaries Runoff Set

Unofficial Brazos County results show a runoff in August for County Superintendent between Eck Smith and D J McDonald. Other county races had clear winners including District Judge, County Clerk J W Barron and Sheriff L E Morehead with precinct tallies for Justice of the Peace and Constable races. State office votes list leading contenders for U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor and other posts with wide different tallies.

Brazos County Eck Smith D. J. McDonald L. E. Morehead Oak McKenzie Clyde F. Goen Roy Hudspeth Justice of Peace J. W. Hamilton H. T. Wheeless Justice of the Peace L. D. McGee Constable Hamilton M. T. Frame Wheeless U. S Culberson Ferguson Henry Earle B. Mayfield Quiley Thomas King Neff Rogers Warner Davidson Edmondson Jamison Johnson Billie Mayfield Carroll Christian Garrett Kerr Kirgan Tennison Terrell Mason Allison Mayfield Robison Thompson

Holland and Orr Speak at A and M Short Course

Col Holland and John T. Orr addressed more than 1,000 attendees on farm finance and cooperative marketing at the Texas A and M short course. Holland urged lower credit rates and a Texas cap of 10 percent on loans, while Orr pressed extension workers to back farmer organization for orderly product marketing.

Frank Holland Farm & Ranch Texas R. M. Nall Mr. Nall Clarence Holland Agricultural Committee Texas, Bankers Association Farm Bureau Organization John T. Orr Texas Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Cotton Association A. and M. Co .Texas Yoakum Texas Bankers Association C.S. E. Holland Houston Assolction Frank P. Holland Farm and Ranch Publishing Company Holland Orr Bureau Cotton Marketing Association of the Federation Oklahoma A. and M. College

Two Rivers Oil Co to Resume Drilling

Dr J N Goodwin reports the Two Rivers Oil Company has contracted with E B Love of Orange to drill three wells to 3500 feet unless oil or gas is found in lesser depths. Drilling will start at once with a 12 month completion goal and local crew may be employed.

the Eagle J. N. Goodwin Two Rivers Oil Company E. B. Love Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Bryan Smith Building Norma Lee Cole Orange Love O. Martinson Tabor No. 1 Dr. Goodwin Nike Two Rivers Sil Company Two Rivers OW Company

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Rev Co. W. Whitmore Maryland Farm Journal Driskill Texas Bankers’ Asociation Farm Bureau County GOM J. S. Henry J. R. McNair Hearne Buddy Boy Kellogg's Buddy Louise Martin Nelakes Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg W. S. Wilson Bryan Street Jas. W. James Real Estate Agency W. P. Moore Phoetan Park Tom Castles Butler Hickman Mexia M. M. Daugherty Colete Park Roy Danforth East 29Th Street Charles Holmes Wortham Mr. Holmes Brack Holmes Jack Howell Waxahachie D. D. Eastham College Station C. M. Bethany Hempsead J. L. Brock Presbyterian Synodical of Texas S. C. Hoyle Kerrville N. M. McDougald F. D. Fuller J. Webb Howell E. C. Harder Howell New Braunfels Weyman Moseley Effie Arrington J. Finney Stuart W. 5 Stuart South Bryan Street W. L. Phipps C. M. Evans Joe Evans Sulphur Springs W. W. Evans Joe Hopkins County College 0. M. Ball Douglas Howell Colorado Ella Blazek Caldwell Mirs S. W. Calvin Sam William Stuart Cole Thruston Cole American Red Cross Young Cole Red Cross Jas Wm. Hudspeth W. F. Gibbs Will Jr Madisonville H. O. Ferguson J. W. Barron Co Jno M. Moore A. S. McSwain Treas Dora Wilson H. O. Jones Morehead Baker Eer Ee Ar Assessor F. Goen Jim Darwin Roy Tudspeth Gilie Smith Neeley D McDonald Fek Smith Kinnard Col. Holland Pres TWO Rivers Oil CO Prof R. C. Allen Hotes Here
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