State Fair scholarships fuel Brazos 4H club drive
County Agent C L Benson reports State Fair of Texas offers four boys and four girls full college scholarships for top corn cotton peanut and grain sorghum exhibits and top 4H club work. The contest rewards best production records for boys and best showings for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys and Girls of
Texas
State Fair of
State of
Brazos
R. W. Persons
Steep Hollow
A. W. Buchanan
Personal mentions from Bryan on June 14, 1922
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. Dr Hiram Coulter and Mrs W F Hoppess headlines. many residents like Mrs O E Ford, Mrs J A Cooper, and Miss Bertie Suber are noted for visits, trips, or illness updates. several errands in Bryan and surrounding areas are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram T. Coulter
Rockdale
W. F. Hoppess
R.H. Wyche
Reisel
O. E. Ford
J. A. Cooper
Willis
Coulter Hoppess
John Gurley
Bryan
Kurten
Bertie Suber
Rosebud
Texas
J. H. Suber
Floy Martin
Navasota
Forest Jones
East 27Th
T. W. Parker
San Angelo
M. J. Parker
Ida Parker Houston
J. W. Thompson
Brooks
W. E .Thompson
Edge
Has. Claydon
Normangee
George Henry
Tahor
Albert Higgs
Rye
R. Q. Astin
Nina Bess
Daisy Caroline
Toiny
McKintey
Tom Spell
East 26Th Street
Ed. Rychick
Eobert
Houston
L. White
M. M. Erskine
Marlin and
Morgan
Brazos County citation summons heirs in land suit 1922
Public notice for John Mercer plaintiff against James Hope and unknown heirs of James Hope Eleanor Roberts and unknown heirs of Eleanor Roberts John P Coles and unknown heirs of John P Coles John M Coles and unknown heirs of John M Coles Stephan F Austin and unknown heirs of Stephen F Austin and James F Perry executor of Stephan F Austin in Brazos County Texas. The suit No 9093 seeks title to a 146.5 acre tract in the James Hope League described by metes and bounds. The plaintiff asserts ten years adverse possession and five years recorded title claims, requests publication four weeks prior to September 18 1922 return day, and asks that title be quieted and clouds removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
James Hope
Eleanor Roberts
John P. Coles
John J. Coles
John M. Coles
Stephan F. Austin
James F. Perry
District Court
Bryan
A. D
John Mercer
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
James Hope League
Joe Gelber
B. Kaczer
William Koppa
Joe Groginski
Brazos River
William Koppe Sr
P. O
Ins
India
Varas
Bryan and Koppe Bridge
Dia
Brazos
State of
A. B. Shelburne
E. M. Shelburne
J. W. Barron
Eastern Star Installs Newly Elected Officers
Bryan chapter No. 222, Order of the Eastern Star, installed new officers Monday at the Masonic Temple in a formal service directed by Mrs. R. M. Sherwood. Officers include Mrs. Lee J. Rountree as worthy matron and H. E. Randolph as worthy patron, with a social hour and pineapple ice cream tea following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
R. M. Sherwood
Eastern Star
George Smart
Marshall
J. M. Dunn
Lee J. Rountree
H. E. Randolph
A. J. Buchanan
H. H. Prager
M. M. Erskine
A. K. Brown
W. A. Duncan
Rosa Steubenrauch
E. W. Price
Sentinel
F. E. Lichte
Warder
M. R. Bentley
Adah
J. B. Priddy Ruth
J. L. Brock
Esther
A. D. Graham
Martha
M. R. Phillips
Electra
A. J. Puchanan
R. M Sherwood
Paul Dansby
John Hunt
Forest Jones
R. M. Walker
H. O. Ferguson
J. M. Reed
Henry
Immense Figs Displayed by County Agent’s Exhibit
County Agent C L Benson held an exhibition at the Eagle office Saturday morning featuring figs raised by John Kopecky of the Rye neighborhood. The fruit measured 8 1 2 inches in circumference and was described as exceptionally fine, illustrating Brazos county as a premier garden locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Eagle Office
John Kopecky
Rye
Brazos County
Luncheon Hostess Mrs Hill at Green Parrot Tea Room
Mrs Rob Hill visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Guy P Bittle hosted a luncheon this morning at the Green Parrot Tea Room. Attendees included Mrs E M King, Mrs Rob Hill, Mrs A L Darnell and Mrs Hi ram Downard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Hill
Guy P. Bittle
Green Parrot Tea Room
E. M. King
A. L. Darnell
Hiram Downard
Mrs Howell Improving In Galveston Infirmary
A Galveston telephone message from Mr R Howell to Mrs Glenn Flinn reports Mrs Howell is improving rapidly and hopes to be home soon. She is currently at St Marys Infirmary, Galveston, where friends may reach her by letter.
Tanlac credited for relief of long stomach troubles
Clarence L Silvers an electrician with Western Union Telegraph Co says indigestion and stomach pain plagued him for years. After using Tanlae his appetite improved, gas pressure eased and dizziness and headaches vanished, returning him to work feeling fine. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L Silvers
Evan St
St. Louis
Western Union Telegraph Co
Tanlae
Tanlac
Brazos River Reclamation Association Expands At Bryan
The Brazos River Reclamation Association met in Bryan to expand its territory to include all counties in the Brazos watershed covering about 47 000 square miles. Speakers included Leonard Tillotson A H Dunlap and C E Ellsworth discussing flood control dams reservoirs and river surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Gillespie
Texas Commercial News
Sealy
A. H. Dunlap
Brazos River
C. E. Elsworth
United States Geological Survey
Water Resources Branch
College Station
Elsworth
Little River
Llano
Lampacas
Cameron
Salado River
Salado
San Gabriel River
Georgetown
Brusny Creek
Round Rock
Association
Bryan
Messrs
Astin
Rowttree
Lawrence
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Waller
Austin
Washington
Grimes
Brazos
Burleson
Robertson
Milam Lee
Williamson
Travis
Be'l
Falls
Limestone Hill
McLennan
Wharton
Bosque
Coryell
Lampares
Burnett
Mills
Hamilton
Comanche
Erath
Fom Connally
Marlin
John M. Lawrence
Lee J. Rowntree
A. D. Jackson
Porter Whaley
West Texas Chamber of Commercce
Whaley
Leonard Tillotson
Texas Reclamation and Conservation
Tillotson
Representative Rountree
Dean J. C.nagle
A. and
M. College
Dallas
State Board of Water Engineers
Burleson County
Dean Nagle
Burlesot County
Arthur Stiles
California
Country Club
Texas
City
Medina
Ile
C. E. Ellsworth
Mrs Royal Visits Saint Louis Relative in Old Home
Mrs Royal of Saint Louis formerly Miss Erin Blatherwick of Bryan arrived yesterday to visit sister Mrs J Tom Smith and family along with other relatives and friends in her old home area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Royal
Saint Louis
Erin Blatherwick
Bryan
J. Tom Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
A. & M. College of Texas
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Dept
R. S. Webb
Frank Wilson
A. & M. College
Reppert
Coad
C. L. Beason
Miss Elliott
Laura Belle Roten
Zack
Martin Ditcher
Miss Roten
Mary Locke
John Morehead
Moorehead
F. W. Kazmeier
Prazos County
Sunset Club
C.L. Benson
Laura B. Roten
M. M. Daugherty
K. Kelley
J. L. Green
Yabe Cazell
Cazell
Roten
Daugherty
Paul Boriskie
College Consolidated School Club
Bryan Eastern Star
Brazos River Reclamation Association
Coast
South Texas
E. G. Goforth
Horace Booth
International and Great Northron
Sugar Land Railroad
J. R. Astin
Rotary
S. Moylan Bird
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Brenham
Sam Houston Normal
Harry Slabotsky
H. & T. C. Railway of
Ennis
Arthur A. Stiles
A. M. Dunlap
C. D.waide
Ctaff
Houston Chronicle
United State Geological Survey of Austin
G. L. Marick
Santa Fe Railway of
Galveston
Sugar Land Railway of
Sugar Land
A. D Jackson
T. G. Goodwin
L. L. McInnis
J. M. Gordon
W. R. Cavitt
J. Webb Howell
Allen Carr
W.s.higgs
EF. E. McAdams
R. O. Allen
F. L. Henderson
Paul Wipprecht
Lee J. Joyntree
E. H. Astin
George Foster
W. W. Cole
Chamber of Commercce All of
B. W. Beckham
F. L. Wood
M. P. Crum
W. H. Cummings
W. E. Astin
Hearne
H. R. Herndon
R. E. Bosque Raleigh N. C
IL. & G. N. Railway
FP. S. Schunick
I. @ G. N. railway
I. & G. N. Railway
S. E. Lowe
Examiner Review
Mumford
Pred A. Brock
Angleton
Sam Field Guy Townsend
Scott Field, Jr
Calvert
Dean J. C. Nagle
Daniel Scoates
W.B. Lanhan
W. B. Bizzell
W. B. Biazell
Prsident
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Cole
S. E. Eberstadt
Theryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan Business and Shorthand Training School
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