Who Is Who in Rural Leadership in Canada and U S
Entries from the 1920 Rus register list College Station and Bryan figures headlined by William Bennett Bizzell at Texas A M College and Edwin Jackson Kyle dean of the College Station campus. It profiles James Oscar Morgan and Lee J. Rountree among others with birth dates, marriage data, education, and positions in Texas agriculture and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hoyle
Rus
United States
Canada
JL. H. Bailey
Ithica
N. Y
College Station
Bryan
Eagle
Bizzell
William Bennett
Texas A. & M. College
Texas
Publc
Navasota
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
W. H. Duncan
Adence
G. M
Sarah Elizabeth (Wade
Carrie Wray Sangster
Sangster
Elaine
Baylor University
Wa- Texas
University of Chicago
D. C. L. Til. College of Law
Kyle
Edwin Jackson
A. & M. College of Texas
Assis
School of Agriculture
Ferg
Anna (Moore) K
Alice Erwin Myers
Lily Bess
Cornell University
Alpha Zeta
Lanham
William Bradford
Southern Land and Water Co
J. O
Alice Elizabeth (Baldridge) L
Clarice Maud Lyman
Clarice Elizabeth
Wm. B. Jr
B. S. A. University
Missouri
Morgan
James Oscar
Station
Exil Agronsing
Mississippi A. & M. College
Cotton Belt
Etewah
N. C
Jas, Wilson and
Orrie (Osgand) M
Mildred Washington Minor
Lucian Minor
Jas. O., Jr
Jas. O., Jr., B. Agr
N. C. A. & M. College
Sigma Xi
Rountree
Lee J
Texas Legislature
Campbell
U. S
Williamson County
Smith Ranch
Grayson County
Henderson
Mineola
Pauls Vailey
Okla
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Milano
Thomas, Bunyan
Mattie
Sivils
Lotus Shamburger
Texas A. &M
University of Wisconsin
Clark
Floyd Barzilla
Texas A. & M
College College Station
Georgia School of Technology
Pennsylvania Stat College
University of Texas
France
England
Justice Harlan
Chesterfield County
P. B
Mattie A. (Belcher) C
Ruth Haines
Richmond College of Virginia
Johnsoo University
Jer
Fred William
Texas Poultry Farm
Waco
Kiel
Wis
Adam
Clara
Hedler) K
Ethel
Three Texas Farm Boys to Tour America and Europe
Three Texas farm boys Gilbert Wieting Jack Turner and Alva Debnam who won the national stock judging title in Atlanta last fall will begin an eight week educational tour of America and Europe June 10. They sail June 15 from New York to Liverpool and will visit Washington Liverpool Chester Aldford Reading and Jersey Guernsey and other regions before returning July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
Texas
Gilbert Wieting
Marlin
Jack
Turner
Hillsboro
Alva Debnam
Lamega
Atlanta
Georgia
W. B. Cook
A. & M. College of Texas
America
Europe
Southeastern Fair Association of Atlanta
Cook
Extension Service
Washington, D. C
New York City
Liverpool
Carmania
New York
W. G. Harding
White House
Wallace
Chester
Eaton Stud
Duke of Westminister
British Isles
Derby
Aldford
Morrison
Reading
Denton
Jersey
Guernsey
France
Belgium
Holland
London
Glasgow
Montreal
Canada
Niagara Falls
Robbers Force Entry at Road House Diamond Theft
A trio of gunmen roped a road house north of Fivan Street early today firing shots and stealing jewelry and cash totaling about 15000 dollars. One woman dropped her diamonds valued at 15000 dollars into her coffee and saved them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Fivanston
Miss Lucile Young Weds Roy C Stone at Country Club House
Today at 2 oclock at the new Country Club House Miss Lucile Young and Mr Roy C Stone were united in marriage Rev H C Willis officiated in a quiet ceremony. The couple left for a brief Houston to Galveston honeymoon and will reside with Mrs N M McDoughard in Bryan. The bride taught Domestic Science and the groom is a Bryan businessman and Elks leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Country Club
Lucile Young
Roy C. Stone
H. C. Willis
First Methodist Church
Zola Posey
Marhall
O. E. Saunders
Bryan
Model Tailors
the Elks
Eagle
Saladiner to take poison device plans to St Louis
Mr J M Saladiner inventor of the Saladiner Poisoning Machine leaves tonight for St Louis to buy material and machinery for two machines. One will be used by A and M College this Summer and the other by the public. The machines will be deployed at major South fairs this fall. He will pause in Dallas to secure supplies and discuss moving the factory from Bryan. He prefers Bryan retain the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Saladiner
St. Louis
A. & M. College
Saladiner
Dallas
Bryan
Senate to Probe Government Agencies for Vets
The Senate voted unanimously to order an investigation into government agencies handling former service members. The AP report from Washington notes bipartisan support and a focus on agency operations affecting veterans.
Space limits print of forthcoming details
The article notes space constraints prevent detailing facts now and promises to publish fuller copy at a future date when time allows for preparation. It mentions Bryan among referenced parties in fragments but no specific outcomes or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tex. newspaper men entertained by Kleberg Club
Two hundred fifty members of the Texas Press Association and many wives were hosted in Kingsville by the Kleberg County Commercial Club. Guests toured the King ranch and Santa Gertrudis home of Henrietta M. King, enjoyed refreshments, an old time barbecue, and a gas field visit, with remarks from Governor Neff and local leaders. They departed for McAllen at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Kingsville
Tex
Texas Press Association
Kleberg County
Robert J. Kleberg
Texas Mexican Institute
Kingsville Lumber Company
Pat M. Neff
Lee Rountree
Bryan
McAllen
Bryan and
College
A. D. Jackson
S. C. Hoyle
Frank O. Martin
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan hospital patient rests after operation
Dr. C A Searcy confined to his Bryan hospital room after an operation rests easily and will be seen on Bryan streets. Numerous residents and visitors travel through Bryan today including Mrs. Ollie Emmet from Houston and F W Chudej of Temple promoting the Texas Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Searcy
Bryan Hospital
Bryan
Ollie Emmet
Houston
F. W. Chudej
Temple
Texas Farm Bureau
R. M. Gordon
W. E. Saunders
R. A. Gustavus
Frances
Frisco
Texas
W. H. Cole
Gustavus
Cole
H. R. Brayton
Clara Astin
Brazos Bottom
C. H. Astin
Dean
J. C. Nagle
Mattie Long
Waco
W. R. Fairman
Margaret Ann Fairman
Allen Smith
Alice Smith
Caroline Crenshaw
Paris
Ark
Galveston
Genevieve Lawler
New Orleans
Lawler
Alexander
Hillsboro honors Coulter Hoppess as School Thrift Bank president
From Franklin ward school in Hillsboro the teachers selected Coulter Hoppess for the School Thrift Bank presidency in recognition of merit and ability. Coulter visits grandmother Mrs. 4. W. Coulter while Bryan friends share in the proud moment. Various local residents travel, shop, and inform of family visits and journeys between Hillsboro, Bryan, Edge, Temple, Temple, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hoppess
Hillsboro
Coulter
Franklin Ward School
Bryan
Ernest
George West
Live Oak County
Nanne Shell Waldrop
Pink L. Downs
Temple
H. O. Boatwright
Travis B. Bryan
Key West
Florida
Havana
Cuba
J. H. McCulloch
Steep Hollow
Albert Hanneman
the Brazos Bottom
E. J. Kyle
A. T. Potts
College
W. E. Graham
Mina Graham
Rock Prairie
J. W. Burrows
Millican
Col
R. L. Dougherty
Billie
Lillian Hanneman
Bay City
Henry Crenshaw
S. J. Crawford
R. R. Ae
Jeanette
District Court Docket Shows Swift Civil Case Disposals
Judge W C Davis reports a busy week with only civil cases on call. Verdicts and judgments favor plaintiffs in Astin vs I G Railroad and Depuma vs H T C Railway, with others settled or continued. June 6 reset dates for two cases. jurors for sixth week listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
R. Q. Astin
I. & G. N. Railway Co
Jno Depuma
H. & T. C. Railway Co
Allen Smith
Co. H. Garrett
American Express Co
Lawrence Grocery Co
Republic Insurance Co
Superior Fire Insurance Co
Davis
Notable Addresses by Dr. Bizzell and Senator Lewis at Tarleton
Dr. W B Bizzell president of the A and M College of Texas delivered his annual address and awarded diplomas to John Tarleton Agricultural College graduates before Senator H L Lewis spoke. Both speeches were noted for their power and information in Stephenville Texas on June 2.
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Stephenville
Tex
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
H. L. Lewis
Navasota
J. Thomas Davis
Bizzell
Lewis
Dr. Bizzell
Senator Lewis
United States
Rail communication nearing normal in Texas Panhandle
Dallas June 9 report says except for Ft Worth and Denver lines northwest and Rock Island west, Amarillo rail communication in the Panhandle is today approaching normal after disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fv Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Ft. Worth
Denver
Rock Island West
Amarillo
Panhandle
Navasota Woman's Club Plans Scholarship Contest
Navasota Texas June 9 The Woman's Reading Club with the county home demonstration agent are arranging contests for county boys and girls to be held in July in Navasota. Scholarships for the short course at A and M College will be awarded again this year and more contestants are expected due to increased county youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Tex
Woman’s Reading Club
A. & M. College
Barton Goodwin Wedding Invitation
Bryan friends receive a wedding notice for Martha Goodwin daughter of Dr and Mrs Joe D Newsom Goodwin to Jack Barton Cherry with ceremony on Wednesday June 22 1921 at one o clock at First Methodist Episcopal Church Bryan Texas.
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Barton-Goodwin
Bryan
Joeday Newsom Goodwin
Martha
Jack Cherry Barton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bryen, Texas
Nomination of Hartman Sent to Senate Today
Washington June 8 Nomination of John D Hartman United States Attorney for Western District of Texas was sent to the Senate today by President Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Senate
Washington
John D. Hartman
United States
Western District of Texas
Harding
Chamber Commerce Met in Bryan Navasota Cooperation Highlighted
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce held a cordial meeting with visitors from Navasota led by Rev. H M Timmons and S W Adams. Participants discussed detour road concerns, tourism impact, and planned Hood's Brigade reunion with publicity efforts. City officials announced Bryan's new key rate lowering to 36 cents and arranged a luncheon tour for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
J. N. Dulaney
L. L. McInnis
W. H. Cole
R. S. Webb
H. O. Ferguson
A. M. Waldrop
R. O. Allen
J. D. Martin
F. L. Henderson
Jac. A. Moore
D. L. Wilson
Oak McKenzie
T. K. Lawrence
E. E. McAdams
McKenzie
Hood’s Brigade
Haswell
S. W. Adams
H. M. Timmons
Navasota Chamber of Commerce
Tyler Haswell
S. E. Eberstadt
Lee J. Rountree
D. D. White
Navasota
Ferguson
Brazos County
Bryan
Willard
Auto Club of Texas
Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Committee
Texas man killed in Tulsa during race riots
J. F. Paris, 34, a former Cleburne resident, was killed Tuesday night in Tulsa. A telegram to Fort Worth relatives said he died during rioting. His wife notified the family. Brothers C. C. Paris and Charles Paris live on North Houston Street. sister Mrs. T. O. Sparks lives on North Main Street. a daughter is in Wichita Falls.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. F. Paris
Cleburne
Tulsa
C. C. Paris
North
Houston Street
Charles Paris
T. O. Sparks
North Main Street
Wichita Falls
Free transport for Pueblo flood relief supplies
The American Railway Express Company advises authority to transport free of charge clothing money and supplies intended for Pueblo Colorado flood sufferers when consigned to the Red Cross Secretary or the Mayor at Pueblo Colorado.
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The
American Railway Express Company
Pueblo
Colo
Red Cross
Pueblo, Colo
Man fatally injured on way to brother's funeral
Temple Texas June 9 Douth Bran ham 25 of Pflugerville died Tuesday afternoon in Temple from injuries received in an automobile accident near here while en route to the funeral of his brother in Coryell county. Albert Beardsley shot and killed his wife Alice in a Chicago saloon. Albert didn't seem to know that prohibition was supposed to be in force in the United States.
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Man
Brother
Py Associated Press
Temple
Tex
Douth Branham
Pflugerville
Coryell County
Albert Beardsley
Alice
Chicago
Albert
United States
Big day on the Rogers farm visited by county and chamber officials
County Agent C L Benson and S E Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce toured over four thousand acres of the Rogers farm near Navasota. They examined crops, farm facilities, and the diversification that Rogers practices, noting the orderly layout, feed lots, and a generous dinner served by Mrs Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Rogers Farm
H. Evans
A. W. Buchanan
C. Hohn
Stoul
Grimes County
H. M. Timmons
First Methodist Church
Navasota
S. W. Adams
Chamber of Commerce
John D. Rogers
Rogers
Darkey
Liz Porter
Taylor
Extended Visit to Old Home in Merry England
Mr and Mrs William Rigby depart Tuesday by Sunshine Special to New York to sail June 16 on the Cedric to Liverpool England. They have lived here thirty nine years since wedding and will visit their old homeland for six months to a year. Mr and Mrs H L George and two children join them to sail for England for extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rigby
New York
Cedric
Liverpool
England
H. L. George
Bryan
Mrs. Rigby
Lois Teresa Brock to wed Guy Webb Adriance in Angleton
Mr and Mrs Frederick A Brock announce the marriage of their daughter Lois Teresa to Guy Webb Adriance son of Mr and Mrs John M Lawrence of Bryan. The ceremony will be held Tuesday June 14 1921 at 8 30 PM at the Presbyterian church Angleton Texas with many friends extending congratulations.
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Bryan
Frederick A. Brock
Lois Teresa
Guy Webb
Adriance
Presbyterian Church
Angleton
Texas
John M. Lawrence
Texas Press Association Meeting Heads to McAllen
The Texas Press Association will meet at McAllen on the Rio Grande River, Thursday through Saturday. S. C. Hoyle A. D. Jackson and Frank O'Martin from College and Lee J. Rountree depart Tuesday for the gathering. Governor Neff rides a special Dallas Austin train Tuesday afternoon. Editors will be hosted in Waco San Antonio and Kingsville. A Pullman from Houston departs Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Press Association
McAllen
Rio Grande River
S. C. Hoyle
A. D. Jackson
Frank O’martin
College
Lee J. Rountree
Dallas
Governor Neff
Austin
Waco
San Antonio
Kingsville
Houston
President Harding declines Sunday golf with former Senate associates
Washington June 9 President Harding will not golf on Sundays with a golf cabinet of former Senate associates. The White House confirmed the President does not play Sunday golf and has no intention of starting, per Secretary Christian.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Senate
White House
Christian
Doyle wins Brazos County sweep in special senate vote
In the recent special senatorial election, W. E. Doyle received 547 votes, W. W. Bennett 51, and W. P. Alexander 33. Doyle carried every county in the district and was elected overwhelmingly.
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Brazos County
W. E. Doyle
W. W. Bennett
W. P. Alexander
Doyle
Change in Father After Tanlac Cure Shocks Cobb County
G W Stayton of Cobb county Georgia reports his 20 year stomach ailment improved dramatically after taking Tanlac. He describes prior failed diets, medicines, and hospital visits, and says his father now eats well and feels like a different man. Tanlac sold by N A Stewart in Bryan and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Stayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Tennesse
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
Farm for sale ad seeks owner details and cash price
Wanted to hear from owner of good farm for sale. State cash price for particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
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Texas Farm Boys
MR. Saladiner
Senate Today
Kleberg Club
Frank Broczyk
V. J. Boriskie
C. F. Goen
J. I. Barron
Jao. C. Vick
T. F. Carson
W. O. Sanders
M. S. Edge
E. B. Eliott
R. F. German
Hugh Dowling
J. H. Gammon, Jr
A. B. Ewing
Chas. de Stephan
J. P. B. Graham
W. B. Higgs
Mike Messina
S. H. Franklin
John Mendl
Navasota Woman's Club
Allen Farm
Merry England
Brazos
Tanlac
Fagte
Webster's
NEW International
Uwe
Busness
Ene O
Springfield
Mass
First State Bank and Trust Company
Jess M. Cook
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