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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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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
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