First Culberson Defeated in Texas After 60 Years
Worth Texas July 27 United States Senator Charles A Culberson the longtime Texas politician known as the Little Christian Governor has been defeated in Saturday primaries marking the first loss of his career after six decades in state and national service The Klan associated Mayfield leads the initial vote with Ferguson in second Culberson third and health issues cited as his campaign weakness The piece notes Culbersons political lineage and previous clashes over the Fitzsimmons Maher fight and mentions family and neighbors in Texas contexts
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Houston Chronicle
Worth
Texas
United States
Charles A. Culberson
Culberson
Charley
Earle Mayfield
Mayfield
James Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Republic
Senator Culberson
Klan
States United Senate
Barry Miller
Dallas
O. B. Colan
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Phil Barry Miller
Politi
Georgia
Jefferson
Ily
Brazos County Day Highlights Farm Club Work at A&M
Brazos County boys and girls clubs led Brazos County Day during the thirteenth annual Farmers Short Course at A&M College. Millican earned best group honors for attendance and speakers as hundreds of farm families watched demonstrations and heard leaders from New Mexico, Indiana and New York stress sustained extension work and county program planning. The Texas Cottonseed Breeders Association opened its semi annual meeting with talks on cotton improvement, breeding for five lock bolls and seed producers protections, with the afternoon devoted to executive discussion and tomorrow’s final sessions.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Brazos County
Guion Hall
Millican
GC. F. Moore
Agricultural Extension
New Mexico State College
J. I. Christie
Indiana
Tom Frazier
Livestock Commission
Fort Worth
Miss 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 Cham of Commerce
Eyoups
Trazos County
C. F. Monroe
State College of New Mexico
J.T. Micriette
Mise Grace Wat“na
Avestock Commission
Ft. North
Deserved tribute to executive Jackson at Ag College
About 25 agricultural writers gathered at Texas A M College Station for a first of its kind conference on how to write for farmers. A. D. Jackson organized the event linked with the farmers short course, with sessions, dormitory lodging, and tours of college departments. Brazos County Day featured community club demonstrations by about 200 local youths, while talks urged extension workers to plan yearly county programs and focus on local needs.
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Co. D. Waide
Houston Chronicle
College Station
Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College
A. D. Jackson
College Hospital
Jackson
G. I. Christi
The
Agricultural College of Town
C. F. Monroe
State College of New Mexico
Famous tomato grower McGee visits College Farmers' Short Course
Prof. M. C. McGee of San Marcos renowned for propagating the McGee Tomato attends the Farmers Short Course at College. He praises missing years of study, vows not to miss future sessions, and is welcomed by locals including an Eagle editor. Mrs. Columbus Seale of Benchley visits Bryan guest of Mrs. O. H. Astin.
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M. C. McGee
San Marcos
McGee
The
Eagle
Columbus Seale of
Benchley
Bryan
O. H. Astin
Mr. Brown Attends Agricultural Writers Conference
Buford C. Brown editor of the Electra News joins the Farmers' Short Course at A. and M. College. He will deliver the opening address and is regarded as one of Texas's leading agricultural writers.
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MR. Brown
Buford C. Brown
Electra News
A. & M. College
Brown
Texas
Revival at Piedmont Opens With Ollie Smith Lead
Mrs. Ollie Smith and her children returned from Piedmont where Rev. Ollie Smith with 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 Fauntelroy Explains Road Laws
The Texas State Highway Engineer explains how federal aid acts since 1916 shape a state system, shifting authority from county commissions to the Highway Department. He notes funding needs, proposed auto fee adjustments, and potential gasoline taxes while detailing the evolving legal framework and grace period extensions.
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Fauntelroy
Austin
Texas
Lee ‘J. Rountree
Bryan
Rountree
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
Commissioners‘ Courts
Congress
Commissioners’ Court
Harding
Union
Christians Defeat Free Baptists 12 to 4 In Debut Test
The Christians defeated the Free Baptists 12 to 4 in the Free Baptist official debut game. Cloud pitched for the Baptists, while H A Robinson and Hudson led Christians with scoring bursts and key plays. Umpires Spell and Tick officiated, with a 1 hour 20 minute game.
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C. S. Beckwith
Free Baptist
Bap
Cloud
Gandy
Christian
Hicks
Amire
T’ree Baptists
Ramsey
G. Cloud
Patterson
Smith
Caffey
F. Bap
Hudson
Robinson
Carrel
Carroll
Tatum
R. A. Robinson
Childress
H. A. Robinson
Mith
Jess Cloud
Carrrol F.nay Ramsey
G C. Couch
Little Roller
Rvn Fouth
Christians —R. Broach
Kellett Walker
Dishman
Broach
Kellett
H.A. Robinson
Robinson R. Broach
Petterson
RH E Christiana
Baptists
Keller
Rap
State Highway Engineer Addresses Road Deterioration Concerns
In a dated correspondence the State Highway Engineer notes decades of road wear under present systems and criticizes cooperation with 253 Commissioners' Courts as unsatisfactory and cumbersome, urging improvements.
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D Fauntleroy
Personal Notices From Bryan July 26 1922
Local society items list visits and health updates. C G Walker is reported very ill at home with friends urged to visit. Mrs Leona Simpson also ill in Bry an Street area. Travelers include J L Sample and Hendrix Conway party at College for Farmers Short Course and county events. Doctors and residents from Dallas and Waco appear among hospital and family news.
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C. G. Walker
Leona Simpson
Bryan Street
J. L. Sample
Tabor
Mrazos County
Hendrix Conway
Hendrix, Jr
Ervin Arm Franklin
M. E. 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
Smith
Jud Collier
Bryan
Mumford
J. H. Suber
College Boulevard
Shower for Mrs. Parker Marks New Home Arrival
Mrs G S Parker and her husband prepare to occupy a stucco bungalow on South College Avenue by August 1. Family friends from the Lawrence and Parker clans hosted a 6 o clock shower Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs T K Lawrence on West 25th Street. A full account will appear in the Eagle’s weekly society columns.
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Parker
G.S. Parker
South College Avenue
West 25Th Street
societ _alumns
the Eagle
Your Kind of Land and Crops Advertisement Dare
An open invitation from H. M. Madison General Freight and Investment Avert and associates in San Antonio Texas invites readers to share their land and crop preferences. They pledge to meet reasonable wants in nine out of ten cases and offer a free booklet. Write Geo. F. Lupton G P A about summer excursions.
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H. M. Madison
Gen. F. & I. Avert
S. A
A. P. Ry
San Antonio
Texas
Geo. F. Lupton
Tanlac delivers relief on first day says Mrs J Lammert
Mrs J Lammert of St Louis credits Tanlac with curing long standing indigestion headaches and back pains after one day of use She reports constant appetite and no further stomach trouble and praises the remedy sold by druggists. Also notices for hemstitching attachment and a local farmers short course attendance.
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Mrs. J. Lammert
Oakland St
St. Louis
Tanlac
Overman Attacks Republicans Over Extravagant Spending
Senator Overman of North Carolina accused Republicans of exaggerating savings in federal appropriations. He argued current outlays are $1.829 billion for legitimate expenses vs $793 million in 1915, saying government spending has doubled under the Republican-led budget.
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Washington, D. C
Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Harding
Warren
Madden
House
Pioneer Agnes Jametta dies after 1868 Bryan settle
Agnes Jametta, born 1842 in Palermo Italy, died July 25 at 11 a m in Bryan after 54 years in the city. She came from New Orleans in 1868, widow of N Jametta who died in 1920, survived by two grandchildren Mrs Alice Palmer and Miss Agnes Mustachia of Shreveport. Funeral held July 26 at St Josephs Church with Rev J B Gleissner officiating and interment at City Cemetery. pallbearers named Chas Todaro J T Maloney John M Lawrente Edgar Covey Frank Patronella and Napoleon Sadlinder.
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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. Lawrente
Edgar Covey
Frank Patronella
Napoleon Saladiner
Dr Youngblood Attends Cattle Raisers Cooperative Meeting
Ft Worth report on Dr B Youngblood dean of A M College Experiment Station attending a joint session of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Texas Farm Bureau and National Livestock Producers Association of Chicago to form a cooperative Cattle Raisers and Producers Company. Directors will come from the Texas associations and allied groups to operate a local market stock sale under cooperative profit sharing.
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Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Swine Breeders’ Alsoriation
Highland Hereford Breeders
Mrs Warner to Speak at Farmers Short Course
Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude will address the women at the Farmers Short Course in College Thursday at 9 am. She is noted for helping rural women and has a statewide message. J B Beers of A and M College cotton classing expert spoke in Waco about prospects, saying Bryan area cotton looks best in six years.
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Warner
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Bryan
Brazos County
J. B. Beers
M. College
Spealist
Texas
Waco
Farm Association
Beers
Forty two Club hosts at Country Club veranda
Mr and Mrs Lockerd hosted the Forty two Club's regular meeting Tuesday evening. Three tables of players enjoyed the game with congenial guests including Mr and Mrs E J Fountain, Mr and Mrs David Reid, Mr and Mrs Henry Locke, Mr and Mrs R S Webb, Mr and Mrs R S Webb, Mr and Mrs J N Dulaney, Mr and Mrs N F Lockerd, Mrs E E Mc Adams, and Mrs Egbert Jones.
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Lockerd Ag
E. J. Fountain
David Reid
Henry Locke
R. S. Webb
R. 5. Webb
J. N. Dulaney
N. F. Lockerd
E. E. McAdams
Egbert Jones
Peeler Clayton murder indictments returned in Travis County
Four murder indictments were returned by the Travis county grand jury in the Peeler Clayton case. Named defendants include L. A. Young Austin chief of detectives and Democratic constable nominee W. K. Mayberry along with Basset Miles a U S prohibition officer and J J McNeil an Austin patrolman.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Travis County Grand Jury
Peeler Clayton
L. A. Young
W. K. Mayberry
Camp Mabry
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E. A. Miller
J.C. Nagle
Naples
Attenton
Colonel Waide
Ware
James Ware
weWare Chemical Co
Tex
Roman & Vick
Delco
Stevenson Machine Works
Elco-Light Company
Gaffey
Srate
F. Bap—Cloud
Disman
Tataum
Dick Broach
H. Broach
Taniac
Superior Hemstitching Attachment Co
Starr St
Corpus Christi
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
J. T. Caffey
MR. and
Mrs. Lockerd
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