New Bryan Main Street resurfacing speeds progress
A new inspector oversees Bryan Main Street resurfacing with a double drum mixer and four trucks delivering asphalt. Work advances rapidly, with an expected completion in about ten working days, and the first block opened to the public tomorrow. Ben Schiro serves as paying inspector, ensuring quality material and workmanship.
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Bryan Main Street
McAdams
Houston
Bryan
Ben Schiro
FE. McAdams
Car Hits Plate Window at Stewart's Drug Store
A car believed to be owned by W. Rigby mounted the curb and struck the plate glass front of N A Stewart's Drug Store Saturday night. Estimated damage ranges from 300 to 400 dollars.
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W. Rigby
N. A. Stewart's
Doane Calls for Bryan Boys Rest Room at Lions Meeting
Mrs. J S Doane urged Bryan city and College students need for a boys rest room during the Lions Club program. Open meeting and banquet set for the last Tuesday in June with the losing side in the attendance contest paying. Next Tuesday L L Stephens leads programs with Jess M Cook delivering classification address.
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Lions Club
Rotary Club
J. S. Doane
Bryan
Dr. A. Searcy
Rev
W. N Shell
W. E. Neeley
Jess M. Cook
M. M. Erskine
H. H. Young
Tom G. Suber
Jess E. Hensarling
R. B Ratcliffe
Join Hunt
Roy
Miss Dorothy Ettle Enjoys London During Europe Tour
A cablegram to Mr and Mrs John Ettle informs that their daughter Dorothy Ettle, traveling Europe this summer, is now in London England. Read all Eagle advertisements.
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John Ettle
Miss Dorothy
Europe
London
England
Gabe Cazell to Lead Singing at Navasota Kiwanis Meet
Gabe Cazell is invited as special guest by the Navasota Kiwanis Club for a June 16 dinner at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The program marks the national convention opening with clubs nationwide joining in the same event. Cazell has accepted. expect singing and pep at the local gathering.
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Gabe Cazell
Navasota Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Cozell
Navasota
Texans Make Good West Point Graduates
A Houston Chronicle photo highlights fourteen Texans who will graduate from the United States Military Academy at West Point on June 12. Among them is Cadet Wilson, son of F M Wilson of Normangee, who entered from the Sixth Congressional District via Congressman Rufus Hardy's appointment. He attended Allen Military Academy at Bryan and a coaching school in Columbus Missouri.
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Houston Chronicle
United States Military Academy
West Point
Wilson
F. M. Wilson
Normangee
Rufus Hardy
Allen Military Academy
Bryan
Columbus
Suit for damages in Knowles vs the H T C Railroad
The case to collect damages for the killing of a horse in December 1923 opened in district court before Judge W C Davis. Evidence had been taken by 1 30 this afternoon.
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R. R. Knowles
W. C. Davis
Aorse
First Cotton Blooms Of Season Exhibit At Eagle Office
Mr and Mrs C G Walker and sons Bill and C G Jr return from Brazos Bottom visit to the Ettle farms. They report crops in better condition than expected after heavy rains and bring back two cotton blooms as proof. Walker hopes for good summer days to finish the crop.
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C. G. Walker and Sons
Bill and
C. G. Jr
John
Bill Ettle
Brazos
Port Sullivan
Millam County
Pittsbridge
J. A. Peel
Milam County
Kurten Club Girl Sells Tomatoes From Club Project
Miss Gussie Endler of Kurten sold 18 pounds of Red Riding Hood tomatoes at 10 cents per pound in Bryan. A stem bore 16 tomatoes, described as a notable club project sample under County Agent C L Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Laura Belle Roten, with local club leaders guiding county youth.
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Gussie Endler
Kurten
Bryan
Eagle Office
C. L. Benson
Laura Belle Roten
Governor Davidson Dinner Guest in Bryan During Candidacy
Former Lieutenant Governor Lynch Davidson of Houston visited Bryan in support of his bid for governor. He was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Howell at a Monday dinner with a group of friends. Honors included marked places for Waco’s Frank Baldwin and local guests.
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Davidson
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Bryan
W. S. Howell
W. B. Bizzell
W. C. Davis
J. E. Covey
Frank Baldwin
Waco
Lee J. Rountree
Franklin editor visits Bryan and praises A. and M. College
Sheriff W E Thompson and John Rutherford of Franklin visited Bryan on Monday. Rutherford, editor of the Franklin Texan, enjoyed his first Bryan trip and praised the size and progress of Bryan and A and M College, urging Texans to see the college to appreciate its work and their investment. He plans to visit A and M College soon.
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Franklin
Bryan
W. E. Thompson
John Rutherford
Rutherford
Franklin Texan
Eagle
Robertson County
Texas
M. College
Lynch Davidson Appeals in Brazos County for Governor
Lynch Davidson of Houston addressed a large Brazos county crowd at the court house on the governorship campaign. He warned against Socialist themes linked to the Non partisan league and contrasted himself with T W Davidson while calling for reform of the penitentiary system and a expanded highway program.
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Texas
Lynch Davidson
Davidson
T. W. Davidson
Brazos County
Howell
Limestone
Groesbeck
J. E. Farrow
L. L. Brown
D. Oliver
Z. Anglin
W. W. Brown
C. D. Kelly
F. A. Adair
J. M. Arendale
Limestone County
Farm Labor Political Conference
Dallas
Toto
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Jack Walton
State Railroad
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Notes and Local Views
Local column from Brazos County recounts poultry records by Mrs. M P Walker and farmer Wilson Bradley, discusses farm taxes and price levels, praises Lions Club unselfishness, promotes maize planting on skipped corn fields, notes Smetana Tabernacle progress, and urges proper club record books ahead of the June encampment.
Methodist Group Meetings Monday
Group No 1 host Mrs J O Tucker welcomes members with blossoms and prayer. Mrs W F Gibbs presides in chairman absence as 63 Bible readings and 26 sick visits noted. Group 2 hosts ten members with prayer and Bible lesson on New Testament miracles. Group 5 sets future meetings for 3 30 and social hour with sherbet and angel food cake.
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Group No
J. O. Tucker
R. M. Dansby
W. F. Gibbs
Dana Carnes
H. N. Cochran
Gibbs
Mesdames
Dave Munday
R. B. Welch
E. J. Jenkins
H. A. Robinson
H. H. Seale
M. A. Johnson
Martin
J. D. Martin
Mesdames J. E. Covey
Jim Darwin
J. N. Goodwin
C. A. Lewis
J. B. Priddy
J. M. Reed
R. E. Smith
H. W. Ashworth
T. A. Adams
Methodist Woman’s Society
A. F. Wilson
D. P. Gaby
W. W. Solomon
Oak McKenzie
Sherbet
Angel
Pepsinated Calomel Promises Gentle Relief
An advertisement touts pepsinated calomel as a gentler English calomel with Pepsim and other ingredients. It claims mild relief for indigestion billiousness cold symptoms constipation and headaches and promises quick pleasant effects after one tablet at bedtime. It is recommended by M. H. James Drug Co.
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M. H. James Drug CO
Local Ladies Club Completes Profitable Meeting
Group No 5 met with Mrs J M Williamson on College Boulevard for an eleven member plus one visitor gathering. Mrs W M Owen led devotion and prayer, Mrs John Seeley Caldwell taught The Miracles of The New Testament, followed by a social with brick ice cream and cake. Next meeting set for June 16 with Mrs J L Lush at the Edge Apartment.
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Mesdames
W. W. Solomon
L. A. Koenig
A. F. Wilson
Miss Mae
Oak MacKenzie
W. W. Fife
C. S. Martin
M. R. Bentley
D. P. Gaby
H. D. Cuykendall
J. M. Williamson
W. M. Owen
John Seeley Caldwell
H. R .Brayton
W. M. Owens
J. N. Dulaney
O. A. Ashworth
J. L
Herbine Purges Tired Feeling Boosts Spirits
A spirited ad claims Herbine relieves torpid liver and constipated bowels with a purifying regulating effect. It promises bile cleansing, impurities removal, and a splendid feeling of exhilaration and buoyancy. Price 60c. Sold by M. H. James Drug Co. Both Stores.
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M. H. James Drug CO
White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms Buy Now
Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy for intestinal worms in children. Claims the product destroys worms without harming the child and notes a price of 85 cents sold by local vendors. Emphasizes symptoms of worm infestation such as pale appearance, dark under-eye rings, and listlessness.
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M. H. James Drug CO
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Y. N. Barron
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