First Culberson Defeated in Texas in Sixty Years
In Fort Worth Texas on July 27 veteran U S Senator Charles A Culberson long a Texas political force was defeated in the primaries the first time in six decades that a Culberson would not have his voice dominate Texas politics Mayfield a Klan candidate led the initial ballot Ferguson followed as second place with anti Klansman support Culberson whose health had been cited as a campaign factor had not visited Texas in over six years and his ally Judge Phil Miller was also eliminated Miller long associated with Culberson campaigned for him in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Chronicle
Fort Worth
Texas
United States
Charles A. Culberson
Culberson
Charley
Democratic Party
Dave” Culberson
First Texas
Congress
Earle Mayfield
Mayfield
James Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Republic
Senator Culberson
Fitzsimmons-Maher
United States Senate
Barry Miller
Dallas
O. B. Colquitt
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Klan
Phil Barry Miller
Georgia
Jefferson
Brazos County Day Shines At College Station Short Course
Brazos County youths as part of the thirteenth annual Farmers' Short Course at A and M College displayed banners and pride during Brazos County Day. Millican won best group for attendance, enthusiasm and speakers. Lectures by GC F Moore J I Christie Tom Frazier and Grace Watkins urged leaders to pursue focused county programs in soil fertility livestock breeding and home water. The Cottonseed Breeders Association opened a semi annual meeting with talks on cotton improvement and seed protection, ending with executive discussions and plans for further cotton industry discussions tomorrow.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Brazos County
Guion Hall
J. I. Christie
Indiana
Tom Frazier
Livestock Commission
Fort Worth
Grace Watkins
New York State
Christie
Munroe
Agricultural College
Rome
Texas Cottonseed Breeders Association
A. D. Mebane
Lockhart
H. E. Dunlavy
Robstown
Ed. Kasch
San Marcos
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
C. L. Benson
S. E. Ebarstadt
Bryan Chamof Commerce
C. F. Monroe
State College of New Mexico
Michella
Grace Wating
Ivestock Commission
Ft. Worth
Famous tomato grower McGee visits college short course
Prof. M. C. McGee of San Marcos, creator of the McGee tomato, attends the Farmers Short Course at College. He praises the session and vows not to miss future events, recalling old school ties with the Eagle editor. Mrs. Columbus Seale of Benchley stays in Bryan with Mrs. O H Astin.
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M. C. McGee
San Marcos
McGee
The
Eagle
Columbus Seale of
Benchley
Bryan
O. H. Astin
Descriptive writers train at Texas college short course
About 25 agricultural writers from across Texas attend a first of its kind conference at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas during the farmers short course. They form a separate group, study farm needs, and tour departments while Brazos County showcases community club work with about 200 youth.
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C. D. Waide
Houston Chronicle
College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. D. Jackson
College Hospital
Jackson
State Highway Engineer Explains Federal Aid and Road Law Shifts
Austin July 24 In a long letter State Highway Engineer Fauntelroy outlines how the 1916 1919 1921 Federal Aid Acts shaped Texas highways. He notes the shift from county led construction to state control and estimates needed funds for matching federal aid and maintenance, plus potential gasoline tax revenue.
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Austin
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Rountree
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Congress
Commissioners’ Court
Aident Harding
Union
Christians Defeat Free Baptists 12 to 4 in Debut
In a Sunday School League game, Christians rout Free Baptists 12 to 4. Umpiring by Ticks and Spell drew mixed reactions as Cloud and Gandy pitched for the Baptists and H A Robinson and Hudson led the Christians. The match lasted 1 hour 20 minutes with heavy scoring after the third inning.
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C. S. Beckwith
Free Baptist
Bap
Cloud
Gandy
Christian
Amire Spell
Ramsey
Zanned G. Cloud
Patterson
Smith
Caffey
Dishman
Tatum
R. A. Robinson
Childress
Robinson
H. A. Robinson
Srate
F. Bap
Hudson
Carrel
G. Cloud
Carroll
Hindson
Jess Cloud
Carroll Jonsy Ramsey
G. C. Cloud
Little Roller
Fouth
Christians —R. Broach
Kellett Walker
Broach
Coffey
Kellett
H.A. Robinson
R. Broach
Ludson
H. Patterson
Rhe Christians
Baptists
Keller
Cloud, Gandy
Mr. Brown Attends Agricultural Writers Conference
Buford O. Brown editor of the Electra News attends the Farmers' Short Course at A and M College. He will open the conference and is noted as one of Texas' best agricultural writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Brown
Buford O. Brown
Electra News
A & M. College
Texas
Revival Opens in Piedmont With Smith and Brown
Mrs. Ollie Smith and children returned from Piedmont where Rev. Ollie Smith assisted by Rev. J. P. Brown are conducting revival services. The meeting will continue for several days.
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Piedmont
Ollie Smith
J. P. Brown
State Highway Engineer Comments on Road Deterioration and Cooperation
J. D. Fauntleroy writes that under the present system roadways will worsen significantly in years time. He notes that attempting cooperation with 253 Commissioners' Courts is unsatisfactory and cumbersome, hindering progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fauntleroy
Personal mentions brighten Bryan community
On Wednesday July 26 1922 residents and visitors are noted in Bryan. C G Walker is sick at home while Mrs Leona Simpson lies ill at Bry an Street. Mr and Mrs J L Sample of Tabor attend the Farmers Short Course in College and Mrazos County Day exercises. Families visit relatives and travel to Waco Temple and Dallas for health and Cotton classing activities.
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C. G. Walker
Leona Simpson
Bryan Street
J. L. Sample
Tabor
Mrazos County
Hendrix Conway
Hendrix, Jr
Frvinar Im Franklin
M. Kk. Orndorff
Temple
Espy Cotton Co
Orndorff
A. & M. College
C. F. Reeves
Virginia
Mexia
J. W. Pittman
L. H Tucker
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Holllow
D. C. DeMaret
G. C. White
Cameron
R. J. Roberts
Jud Collier
Bryan
Mumford
J. H. Suber
College Boulevard
Shower Honors Mrs Parker In West 25th Street Party
Mrs Parker receives a wedding shower arranged by the Lawrence and Parker families at the home of Mr and Mrs T K Lawrence on West 25th Street. The couple recently built a stucco bungalow on south College Avenue and plan to move in around August 1st. A full account will appear in the Eagle society column.
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Parker
G.&. Parker
South College Avenue
Olumny of the Eagle
Your Kind of Land Ad Promises Fair Deals in Texas
An advertisement urges land and crop buyers to describe their land needs and promises reasonable meeting of those needs in nine of ten cases. It invites readers to request a free booklet and asks to write Geo. F. Lupton about a summer excursion.
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H. M. Madison
Gen. F. & I. Avert
S. A
A. P. Ry
Tanlac credited with quick relief by St. Louis woman
Mrs J Lammert of Oakland Street in St Louis says Tanlac helped on the very first day restoring her appetite and ending indigestion after stomach pains headaches and back pains. She reports she can eat anything now and praises Tanlac highly. Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Mrs. J. Lammert
Oakland St
St. Louis
Superior Hemstitching Attachment for Sewing Machines
Attachment fits any sewing machine and attaches firmly with easy adjustment. Price three dollars delivered includes complete instructions and samples of work. Orders promptly filled by Superior Hemstitching Attachment Co. at 509 Starr St Corpus Christi Texas.
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Superior Hemstitching Attachment Co
Starr St
Corpus Christi
Texas
Cottonwood couple attends Farmers' Short Course
Mr and Mrs Joe Sample of Cottonwood attended the Farmers Short Course at College today. J T Caffey also went today for a business trip to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
J. T. Caffey
Dallas
Overman Accuses Republicans of Extravagant Budget Claims
Senator Overman of North Carolina denounces Republican talk of economy in federal appropriations. He cites current year spending at 1.329 billion dollars versus 798 million in 1915, charging double the government expenses under the Republican leadership. He labels headlines claiming savings as camouflage pipe dreams.
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Dcomated
Washington, D. C
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Harding
Warren
Madden
House Appropriations
Overman
Passing of Mrs Agnes Jametta Pioneer of Bryan
Agnes Jametta, a Italian born immigrant who arrived in Texas in 1868, died at her Bryan home July 25 after a long illness. She lived in Bryan 54 years and was 79. Survived by two grandchildren Mrs. Alice Palmer and Miss Agnes Mustachia of Shreveport. Funeral Wednesday at St. Joseph's Church with Rev. J. B. Gleissner officiating and City Cemetery burial. Pallbearers were Chas Todaro J T Maloney John M Lawrence Edgar Covey Frank Patronella Napoleon Sadaldner.
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Agnes Jametta
Bryan
Texas
New Orleans
Palermo
Italy
N. Jametta
Jametta
Alice Palmer
Agnes Mustachia
Shreveport
St. Joseph's Church
J. B. Gleissner
Chas. Todaro
J. T. Maloney
John M. Lawrence
Edgar Covey
Frank Patronella
Napoleon Saladiner
Ft Worth Hosts Cattle Raisers Co operative Venture
Dr. B Youngblood attends a Fort Worth meeting with leaders from the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association the Texas Farm Bureau and the National Livestock Producers Association of Chicago to form a cooperative cattle commission company. Directors will come from several Texas associations. The firm aims to sell stock on a cooperative basis and share profits with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Swine Breeders’ Association
Highland Hereford Breeders
Commisson Company
Mrs Warner to Speak at Farmers Short Course
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner of Claude will address farmers wives at the College Thursday at 9 AM. She is noted for helping rural women and has a message for Texas women. J B Beers of A and M College spoke in Waco about cotton prospects, calling them the best in six years near Bryan.
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Warner
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Bryan
Brazos County
J. B. Beers
Speialist
Texas
Waco
Beers
Forty-two Club Hosts Entertained At Country Club Veranda
The Forty-two Club met Tuesday evening on the veranda of the Country Club with Mr. and Mrs. N. Lockerd as hosts. Cool breezes and congenial guests accompanied three tables of players including Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fountain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. §. Webb, Jr
J. N. Dulaney
N. F. Lockerd
E. E. McAdams
Egbert Jones
Four Murder Indictments Returned in Peeler Clayton Case
Indictments for murder were returned yesterday by the Travis County grand jury in the Peeler Clayton case and released today. Named defendants include L A Young Austin police chief and Democratic constable nominee, W F Mayberry custodian at Camp Mabry, Bassett Miles U S prohibition officer, now in Dallas, and J J McNeil Austin patrolman.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Travis County Grand Jury
Peeler Clayton
L. A. Young
W. F. Mayberry
Camp Mabry
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FE. A. Miller
J.C. Nagle
Naples
Attenton
Ware
James Ware
Stall Drug Stores
Ye Ware Chemical Co
Tex
Roman & Vick
Delco
Stevenson Machine Works
Delco Light Company
Theresa
Waide
G. I. Christi
Agricultural College of Iowa
State College of New
Fauntelroy
Christians
Dick Broach
H. Groach
MR. and
Mrs. Lockerd
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