Brazos County Club notes praise and plans for fair
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club meets at the Kraft home on College Campus with reports, livestock and poultry judging plans, and a Pyrene extinguisher demo. Upcoming events include a June 10 noon meeting at the consolidated school and trips to Edge and Tabor for poultry talks. County agents promote poultry and livestock programs and offer free bulletins on swine, poultry, soil, and farm management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kraft
College Consolidated School
J. W. Patton
Mrydle Murray
A. & M. College
C. L. Benson
Edge and
Tabor
Edge Club
Janey Ward
Millican Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Janey
Brazos County
Bryan Rotary Club Holds Wednesday Luncheon and Plans 1922-23
The Bryan Rotary Club met for a regular Wednesday luncheon with Rotarian Wilson Bradley and featured Prof. R O Allen on Rotary Education. U S Diplomatic Service member W S Howell Jr spoke on Europe from two years’ observation, and committee lists for 1922 23 were announced including membership entertainment publicity and education chairs. A for sale notice lists Whippoorwill peas peanuts sudan grass and sorghum seed by P H Hensarling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
I. A. of
R. C
D. E. Gore
J. A. McQueen
Law Hender
P. H. Hensarling
Death of Mr Fullerton at 88 on College Boulevard
Mr G H Fullerton died Monday evening after a long illness at his home on College Boulevard near Hill Crest. He was 88 years 9 months and 20 days old. Funeral services were held at Alexander church this afternoon by Rev W N Shell. Interment followed in Alexander cemetery in Brazos county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Fullerton
College Boulevard
Hill Crest
G. H. Fullerton
Alexander Church
W. N. Shell
First Presbyterian Church of
Bryan
Alexander
Brazos County
Pearl Fullerton
Roseburg
Oregon
H. H. Henry
J. B. Stinson
Joe Blum, Jr
Dobbin
Texas
William W. Stacey
Navasota
Pete Stacey
Lawyer Praises Tanlac After Illness Recovery
St Louis attorney W O Hall says Tanlac restored his health after influenza left him weak, with poor appetite, headaches, dizziness, and back pain. He reports relief after one bottle and full recovery after four, praising Tanlac as a remarkable medicine sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
W. O. Hall
Central National Bank
St. Louis
Adv
Land for You and a Way to Buy It
An advertisement from H. M. Madison General Fruit and Investigation Agent for the San Antonio and A.P. Railway offers land in Texas with rich loam, varied rainfall, and suitable for crops or livestock. Flexible terms include no cash payments for improvers and long easy payments. Readers are urged to request a new booklet and contact George F. Lupton about summer excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Madison
Gen
F. & I Agt
S. A. & A. P. Railway
San Antonio
Texas
Geo. F. Lupton
Peters couple among Bryan visitors from Harvey
Mr and Mrs Edgar A Peters of Harvey were noted as visitors in Bryan today, joining other locals for the daytime outing and sightseeing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Peters of
Harvey
Bryan
Jones Upwright Wedding Marries In Bryan Home
Dewey Jones and Esther Upwright were united in marriage at 4 PM Sunday at the pastor's home in Bryan. Dr. Jnc A Held of the First Baptist church performed the ceremony. The Eagle extends best wishes for their future life together.
Corsicana Graduates Delight Miss Loraine Cox Visitor
Miss Loraine Cox visits Corsicana for high school graduation exercises of Corsicana High School. Her cousin Miss Beatrice Royal is among the graduating class. Cox enjoyed the round of pleasures arranged for the graduates during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine Cox
Corsicana
Bryan Daily Personal Notices Highlights Staff Changes
Miss Willie Rogers the Bryan librarian leaves today with her niece Mrs. R L Burney and son of San Antonio She is relieved by Mrs J H Brown and the library will close all day Tuesday May 31 for Decoration Day. Dr J R de Stiguer of San Marcos returns home after a weekend visit to Bryan. Jimmie Tobias of Steep Hollow greets friends on Bryan streets. Prof R V Ford visits his mother in Madisonville Grimes county. Nim and Sam Johnson oil operators from Fort Worth are in Bryan on business. Mrs Celia M Crosse returns from Cameron. Numerous out of town visitors and local residents travel for visits and events in Bryan and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rogers
R. L. Burney
San Antonio
J. H. Brown
J. R. de Stiguer
San Marcos
Bryan
Jimmie Tobias
Steep Hollow
Prof
R. V. Ford
Madisonville
Grimes County
Nim
Sam Johnson
Ft. Worth
Celia M. Crosse
Cameron
O. C. Melton
Milton McNair
John Scasta, Sr
Tom Matika
Wheelock
J. M. Reed
Mildred
Flynn
E. W. Ross
Ross
Reed
F. A. Bueschell
Madison
Wis
Bueschel
The
State University
J. W. Lawless
Annie Lawless
Kurten
Clyde Goen
Coleview
Verne Scott
Stephenville
L. B. Kern
Scott
Marlin
Bryan Sunday For A Visit With Mrs. Johnson’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kern
Johnson
Elzee Jones
Galveston
Dr. Jones
Charles S. Jones
Edwin Ezell
Balfour Patterson
Houston
R. W. Howell
Howell
William Smith Howell, Jr
Ezell
Patterson
Sam B. Wilson
J. L. Brock
Clyde Greeg
Dallas
Waco
John K. Parker
Frank Womack
John Anderson
Clarksville
Clarksville, Tenn
Ida Parker
G. W. Foster
George Smart
College Station
J. M. Dunn
George F. Lee
M. E. Wallace
Los Angeles
California
Harvey C. Fender
Josie Lawrence
Fish
A. & M. College
L. D. Herndon
S. E. Cavitt
Edge Apartments
J. D. Redditt
Center
R. W. Persons
James Lang
Arthur Lang
George Smith
Sarah Williams
Brazos Bottom
W. R. Grice
Joe Ray Wood
Our City
Methodist Church
W. A. Sample
BP. B. Lawless
Wellborn
Eugene Campbell
Will Bates
Temple
R. B. Ehlinger
College
O. H. Astin
Onah Astin
Washington, D. C
National Park Seminary
Washington
J. T. Loggins
John Marcel Loggins
T. R. Butte
Duke Thornton
Alabama
Waxahachie
Frank L. Webb
M. A. Miller
Annie Eleanor
T. R. Batte
A. L. Ward
Honolulu
Island
Hawaii
Margaret Skains
Huntsville
Barron
M. E. Hayes
Hayes
Major
Carlos Lore
Mexico City
Mexico
Porto Rico
Major Lopez
Allen Academy
Hugh Cooper
Harry Gerlach
Sheldon Ford
Major Ford
Chicago
Canada
New York
P. H. Hensarling
D. D. Eastham
W. S. Howell
A. Mitchell
M. Francis
S. G. Bailey
F. M. Wilson
Normangee
Brazos County
Marjorie Short
A. K. Short
H. E. L. McNew
M. E. Cox
Georgia
South Carolina
Travis Bell Bryan
East 30Th Street
M .A. Miller
Local social notes from Bryan and nearby towns
Mrs. O H Astin and family return from Washington with Onah Astin an honor graduate. Allen Academy graduates attended by J T Loggins family and others. Visits from F L Scott M A Miller and Ward families. Banter on upcoming trips to Alabama and Honolulu. Multiple locals visit relatives attend bridge club and trade with Bryan merchants.
Miss Nobles Visits Bryan for College Commencement
Miss Margaret Nobles arrives from Mineola and stays with Miss Texas Orms at the Orms home in Bryan. She plans to remain through Bryan College commencement with her hosts, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Orms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nobles
Mineola
Texas Orms
G. W. Orms
Miss Nobles
Bryan
Friday Alumni Banquet Speaker for Huntsville Event
Alumni banquet in Huntsville features Mr Barron as principal speaker Friday evening. Multiple local residents plan travels for summer visits to Dallas Mexico City and Canada while others return home or attend school openings. Community notes include college activity hotel stays and local business promotions.
State Should Make Flood Prevention Survey
El Paso Texas May 165 a timely letter from Norman G Kittrell urges the state to adopt comprehensive flood control plans. He argues for a statewide survey of Texas rivers and a system of reservoirs to impound flood waters, provide hydroelectric power, irrigation water and recreation, while noting levee protection remains essential but streams tend to rise as banks are raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
el Paso
Texas
Norman G. Kittrell
Xas
Cardui helps Missouri woman recover from womanly ailments
Mrs D W Williams of Springfield describes severe back weakness headaches and nervousness followed by relief after using Cardui. She notes her husband arranged the remedy, her doctor approved, and she regained health. The ad claims thousands benefited and urges others to try Cardui sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
D. W. Williams
Route 6
Texas Rivers and Reservoirs for Flood Control
Richard F. Burges argues for a comprehensive hydrographic survey of Texas rivers to build reservoirs and levees, converting floods into benefits. He cites the Elephant Butte Reservoir as proof and urges bonds or treasury funding if needed, warning against delaying until more damage and loss of life occur.
Carl Wipprecht Sells Jersey Calf for 125 Dollars
Carl Wipprecht shipped a one year old bull calf from his Jersey herd to Graham North Carolina for 125 dollars. The sale demonstrates Brazos County potential when effort is made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wipprecht
Graham, N. C
Brazos County
Mr and Mrs Byron Bird Headed to Dayton Ohio
Mr and Mrs Byron Bird are leaving Tuesday for Dayton Ohio, according to the brief notice, with plans to visit relatives and return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Bird
Dayton
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
Carl Jones
Reliance
Walter Orr
Edge
E. C. Martin
Benson
Jones
Rhode Island
W. B. Cook
Hill Crest Duroc Jersey
Cook
Kansas City
Brazos County Poultry Association
Poultry Association
Smetana
Gabe Cazell
J.T. Green
N.h.turter
Elliott
Harvey Boys
Green
K. Kelley
Mr. Cazell
Harvey Club
Atlanta
Europe
Bryan Rotary Club
Lanky Park
B. Youngblood
L. G. Jones
J. F. Oates
W. S. Howell Sr
W. S. Howell Jr
C. £. Finley
Jno
A. Moore
D. L. Wilson
B. A. Sims
Sam Parker
M. Lawrence
Wilson Bradley
Ike Ashburn
J. T. S. Park
R. 0. Allen
E. McAdams
W. S. Barron
Rev. Moylan
Bird
M. L. Parker
C. S. Beckwith
W. Black
S. E. Eberstadt
W. R. Fairman
Tyler Haswell
T. K. Lawrence
Thedford’s
East
Ironized Yeast Company
Missouri
Cardon
Rio Grande
Elephant Butte
Delaware
Brazos
Trinity
Colorado
Richard F. Burges
Delco
Stevenson Machine Works
Delco Light Company
Simply Delicious
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Ron Corn
Hablogg
Kellogg's
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