Prohibition Defeated In Texas Primary By Ferguson Victory
Latest Dallas returns show James E. Ferguson nominated for Governor with pro prohibition defeat. Sub mission rejected. Hobby leads for Lieutenant Governor. Local and state winners listed along with county contests and precinct results.
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Dallas
Texas
Ferguson
Ball
McLemore
Cyclone Davis
Fred Davis
Hobby
Thos. H. Ball
James E. Ferguson
W. P. Hobby
B. F. Looney
J. M. Edwards
W. L. da
Leopold Morris Thos. H. Ball
B. B. Sturgeon
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Tsweawaewe
Eeee
Court Criminal Appeals
J.J. Faulk
Farmers Congress Deliberates On Machinery And Farm Home
The seventeenth annual Texas Farmers Congress showcases labor saving machines from major Texas implement firms at the College with two large tents. Among displays are tractors ditching machines silage cutters binders mowers cultivators and road equipment plus home appliances aimed to ease farm women’s work. Sessions invite wide floor discussion and round table talks while debates consider sending Texas representatives to North Central States to study state college support policies for agriculture.
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Texas Farmers’ Congress
Texas
College
E. C. Gee
Department of
Sessons
North Central
Singleton
Irvin and Abercrombie Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Mr T Ervin and Miss Bessie Abercrombie both of this city were quietly married yesterday at the Methodist parsonage after the morning service Rev Glenn Flinn officiating The bride daughter of Mrs G B Abercrombie is educated here and regarded for Christian character The groom a printer has worked at Bryan and the A and M College and once ran the college printing plant They will live with the bride mother for the present
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T. Ervin
Bessie Abercrombie
Glenn Flinn
G. B. Abercrombie
Bryan
A. & M. College
Bryan Growth Noted by Davis at Farmers Congress
M B Davis Jr of College reports on his Bryan visit noting substantial improvements since his last trip two years ago. He cites progressives in the saddle and mentions plans to convert the Bryan College motor line into an electric interurban railway with a summer theatre and lake midway.
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Davis
Young Men's Business League
Waco
Cotton Palace
Bryan
M. B. Davis, Jr
College
Texas Farmers Congress
Lake Midway
Cotton Pickers to Nueces Amid Rapid Opening
A car load of Black cotton pickers was shipped from Bryan to Nueces County where cotton is opening rapidly and workers are in high demand.
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Bryan
Nueces County
Ferguson Seeks Control Of Convention Delegates
Temple Texas July 28 Ferguson calls Saturday conventions to direct delegates to back the Wilson administration. He claims Wilson endorsing Ball was merely a personal indiscretion.
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Temple
Texas
Ferguson
el Paso
Wilson
Ball
Railroad Officials Hire Manpower for Burleson Street Work
Messrs. C. C. Cates G. M. Jarvis and KE. Wilson of the I and G N railroad visited yesterday to let contracts for teams used on Burleson street improvements. It was decided to do the work by hand with pick and shovel as ditch cutting is too inconvenient for teams. Ditch cutting will begin once city levels are set by the city engineer.
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Messrs. C. C. Cates
G. M. Jarvis
KE. Wilson
I. & G. N. Railroad
Burleson Street
Local Produce Market Prices Listed In Detail
Eses 15c per dozen Butter 25c per pound Hens 3.09 to 3.50 per dozen Fryers 3.00 to 3.50 per dozen Broilers 1.50 to 2.00 per dozen Geese 3.00 per dozen Ducks 3.00 per dozen Turkeys 10c per pound Cows 4c to 4 1 2 c per pound Calves 5c per pound Steers 5c per pound Mutton 5¢ per pound Hogs 6c per pound Oats 50c per bushel Corn 95c per bushel Alfalfa 18.00 per ton Prairie hay 12.00 per ton Green hides 6c to 8c per pound Dry hides 8c to 10c per pound
Prince Adams Dies While Talking To Wife
Prince Adams a longtime Bryan resident and prominent Black citizen died suddenly at his home while talking with his wife. The death occurred in Bryan and leaves a grieving family and community.
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Prince Adams
Bryan
Sudden Death in Freedman Town Claims Adams
Freedman Town resident Adams died yesterday morning around 10 o clock from heart trouble. He had just returned from the market and was talking with his wife when he suddenly fell from his chair and died. He leaves many friends in both white and colored communities. The funeral was held this afternoon and he was laid to rest in City Cemetery.
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Freedman Town
Adams
Real Estate Transfers in Brazos County Between Stewart and Mize
N A Stewart transfers two Brazos county tracts in the 8S F Austin league to Mack Mize for 2500.60 dollars. Mize returns two Brazos county tracts totaling fifty acres in the T J Wooten league to Stewart for 2500 dollars.
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N. A. Stewart
Mack Mize
Brazos County
N. Stewart
T. J. Wooten
Local Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
T H Irvin marries Miss Bessie Aber crombie. Shep Henderson weds Kerline Simms. Giuseppe Marzullo ties with Catrina In gardon.
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Shep Henderson
Kerline Simms
Giuseppe Marzullo
Catrina Ingardon
Maj Adams to Open Hat Store After Election Returns
Maj Cliff A. Adams told Eagle readers this morning that once the election returns are all in he plans to open a hat store in the city.
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Cliff A. Adams
Eagle Man
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City Hall
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Commerce Building
Bryan, Texas
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Chief Justice Court Civil Appeals
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