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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

8

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Notes Report

The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club meeting at the Kraft home on College Campus discussed club projects and livestock judging for the Short Course. County Agent Benson and poultry specialists plan visits to Edge and Tabor to aid poultry clubs, with prize offers to boost hog and poultry industries and a future Brazos County Fair.

J. H. Kraft Kraft College Consolidated School J. W. Patton Mryde Murray Extension Service A. & M. College C. L. Benson Edge and Tabor Edge Club Janey Ward Millican Boys’ and Girls’ Club Janey

Bryan Rotary Club Wednesday Luncheon Recaps 1922-23 Plans

The Bryan Rotary Club held its regular Wednesday luncheon with Rotarian Wilson Bradley leading a program on Rotary Education. U S Diplomatic Service member W S Howell Jr from Prague shared insights on Europe, accompanied by his wife Mrs Howell of Denver. A long list of committee assignments for 1922 23 follows, covering Membership Entertainment Fellowship Education Publicity Boys Work Public Affairs Relations with I A of R C Publication Extension. Attendees included W S Howell Sr and Jr Prof Gabe Cazell C B Finley Jno A Moore D L Wilson Dr B A Sims Sam Parker Jno M Lawrence Wilson Bradley Ike Ashburn B Youngblood and many others. FOR SALE Seed for planting Whippoorwill peas peanuts sudan grass and sorghum seed.

Bryan I. A. of R. C D. E. Gore J. A. McQueen Law Hender Lanky Park B. Youngblood C. L. Benson L. G. Jones J. PF. Oates W. S. Howell Sr W. S. Howell Jr Prof Gabe Cazell C. BE. Finley M. E. Wallace Jno A. Moore D. L. Wilson B. A. Sims Sam Parker M. Lawrence Wilson Bradley Ike Ashburn J. T. S. Park R. D. Allen EF. Fe, McAdams W. S. Barron Rev. Moyland Bird M. L. Parker C. S. Beckwith W. Black S. EF. Eberstadt W. R. Fairman Tyler Haswell T. K. Lawrence

Death of Mr Fullerton at College Boulevard home

G H Fullerton aged 79 years 9 months 20 days died after a long illness at his home on College Boulevard near Hill Crest. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Alexander church by Rev W N Sholl pastor of First Presbyterian Bryan. Interment at Alexander cemetery in Brazos County.

MR. Fullerton College Boulevard Hill Crest G. H. Fullerton Alexander Church W. N. Shol First Presbyterian Church of Bryan Alexander Cemetery Brazos County

Tanlac credited for restored health after influenza

W O Hall a St Louis attorney says Tanlac cured his weakened system after influenza. He describes loss of appetite, nervousness, insomnia, headaches, dizziness, chest tightness, and back pain improving after taking the medicine. He claims four bottles fully restored his health. Tanlac is sold by druggists.

Tanlac W. O. Hall Central National Bank St. Louis

Real estate ad offers versatile land for sale in Texas

An advertisement promotes land with black or sandy soils, varying rainfall, and terrains suitable for many crops and livestock. Terms are easy for farmers, with raw lands available without cash payments for those who improve them. Readers are urged to write for a new booklet or contact officials in San Antonio, Texas.

H. M. Madison F. & I Agt S. A. & A. P. Railway San Antonio Texas Geo F. Lupton G P. A

Bryan visit noted for Mr and Mrs Edgar A Peters

Mr and Mrs Edgar A Peters of Harvey were among Bryan visitors today. The brief item records their presence in the city and notes their origin.

Edgar A. Peters of Harvey Bryan

Jones Upwright Wedding Near Bryan

Dewey Jones and Esther Upwright were married at 4 PM Sunday at the pastor’s home in Bryan. Dr. Jno A Held of the First Baptist church officiated. The Eagle joins friends in wishing the couple joy, happiness and prosperity.

Miss Loraine Cox Visits Corsicana for High School Graduation

Miss Loraine Cox attended the Corsicana High School graduation exercises as a visitor. She notes her cousin Miss Beatrice Royal is in the graduating class and enjoyed a delightful stay during the round of pleasures associated with the event.

Loraine Cox Corsicana

Librarian Miss Willie Rogers Leaves for May 31 Closure

From Mondays Daily the Bryan area notes Miss Willie Rogers, librarian, departs with her niece and son from San Antonio. The library will close all day Tuesday May 31 for Decoration Day. Many locals and visitors are listed in today’s Bryan entries including Dr J R de Stiguer, Jimmie Tobias, Prof R V Ford, Nim and Sam Johnson, Celia M Crosse, O C Melton and more.

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

Miss Nobles Arrives for Bryan College Commencement

Miss Margaret Nobles arrives today from Mineola to stay with Miss Texas Orms at the Orms home. She will remain in Bryan for College commencement with her host family, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Orms.

Margaret Nobles Mineola Texas Orms G. W. Orms Miss Nobles Bryan

Bryan Residents Depart For Vacations And Speaking Engagements

Mr and Mrs W S Barren travel to Huntsville for an alumni banquet where he will speak. Mr and Mrs M E Hayes leave for Dallas to settle there. Hayes have lived in Bryan six years and leave many friends in Bryan and College Station. Major and Mrs Carlos depart for Mexico City to visit friends and summer in Mexico with a return for school opening in September. Major Lopez teaches at Allen Academy. Attorneys Hugh Cooper and Harry Gerlach of Houston attend district court in Bryan. Major and Mrs Sheldon Ford leave for Chicago then summer in Canada and New York before returning to Allen Academy in September. Extra good green alfalfa day advertised with phone numbers 2385 and 235. Milton Fountain returns from New Orleans to Bryan for vacation. George J Nebdalek and Jack Wieingzetl back from Houston business trip. Kenneth R White of Port Arthur passes through Bryan en route to Waxahachie to make his future home and visits relatives. Various locals and out-of-towners gathered in Bryan including F M Wilson of Normangee and former Brazos county resident. Corn alfalfa and maize on track. Hensarling promotes. Marjorie Short arrives from Dallas to spend vacation with parents. A K Short, H E L McNew set to leave June 7 for Dallas. M E Cox leaves June 8 for Georgia and South Carolina. Mrs Travis Bell hosts guests for Mrs M A Miller of Houston and Mrs William Smith Howell Jr at East 30th Street.

George Smart College Station J. M. Dunn George S’. Lee M. E. Wallace Los Angeles California Harvey C. Fender Josie Lawrence E. W. Price College Road L. W. Payne Houston Rev. Payne Oron Payne Pleanor Meachum Anderson Bryan Ralph Howell F. H. Fish New York City Fish A. & M. College L. D. Herndon S. E. Cavitt Edge Apartments J. D. Redditt Center R. W. Persons Walter Lawless Annie Lawless J. W. Lawless James Lang Arthur Lang Kurten George Smith Marlin Sarah Williams Brazos Bottom W. R. Grice Ft. Worth Joe Ray Wood Our City Methodist Church W. A. Sample EF. B. Lawless Wellborn Eugene Campbell Will Bates Temple R. B. Ehlinger College W. S. Barren Huntsville Barren M. E. Hayes Dallas Hayes Major Carlos W 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 Waxahachie W. S. Howell Marjorie Short A. K. Short H. E. L. McNew M. E. Cox Georgia South Carolina Travis Bell Bryan East 30Th Street M .A. Miller William Smith Howell, Jr

Flood control survey urged by Texas writer

El Paso letter argues for a comprehensive hydrographic survey of Texas rivers to guide a system of reservoirs and levees. It notes Elephant Butte's impact on Rio Grande floods and urges bonding or constitutional amendments to fund flood prevention projects for health, power, irrigation, and protection of lives and property.

Dallas News el Paso Texas Norman G. Kittrell Xas Kittrell Rio Grande Elephant Butte Delaware Brazos Trinity Colorado Legislature of F. Burges

Cardui Praised By Mrs. D. V. Williams For Woman Ailments

Springfield resident Mrs. D. V. Williams details relief from weak back headaches and nerves after using Cardui. She credits improved health to Cardui with doctor approval and urges others with womanly ailments to try the product sold widely.

Springfield D. V. Williams Route 6

Calf Sold From Jersey Herd for 125 Dollars in Bryan

Carl Wipprecht shipped a one year old bull calf from his Jersey herd to Graham North Carolina. The calf sold for 125 dollars. The note ends with a remark on Brazos County effort and mentions Mr and Mrs Byron Bird preparing for a Tuesday trip to Dayton Ohio.

Carl Wipprecht Graham N. C Brazos County Byron Bird Dayton Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club DEPT Lee Carl Jones Reliance Walter Orr Edge E. C. Martin Benson Jones Rhode Island W. B. Cook Cook Kansas City Brazos County Poultry Association Poultry Association Smetana J.T. Green N.h.turner Co. L. Benson Elliott Harvey Boys Green K. Kelley Cazell Carell Harvey Club Atlanta Europe Bryan Rotary Club Sudan H. Hensarling Nim Sam Johnson 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. Bueschel Madison Wis Bueschel The State University Clyde Goen Coleview Verne Scott Stephenville L. B. Kern Scott 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 Frell Balfour Patterson R. W. Howell Howell Brell Patterson Sam B. Wilson J. L. Brock Clyde Greeg Waco John K. Parker Frank Womack John Anderson Clarksville Ida Parker Jis G. W. Foster GO. H. Astin E. H. Astin Onah Astin Washington, D. C National Park Seminary Washington J. T. Loggins John Marcel Loggins L. J. Burnett Hempstead W. R. Sanders Duke Thornton Alabama Frank L. Webb M. A. Miller Annie Eleanor T. R. Batte A. L. Ward Lila Wickes Elk’s Club John H. McCulloch Stiles A. Giraud Honolulu Hawaii Margaret Skains Pearl Fullerton Alexander Roseburg Oregon H. H. Henry J. B. Stinson Joe Blum, Jr Dobbin William W. Stacey Navasota Pete Stacey Thedford’s Ron Missouri Cardus Delco Stevenson Machine Works Delco Light Company Simply Delicious Kelloggs Kellogg's Kellogg’s Holley?’ Also Makers Kellogg’s Krumbles
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