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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
4
Prominent figures including Mr. J. H. Kraft and A. T. Walton addressed the Tabor community club meeting on Friday night. Kraft shown two reels on farming profit and Uncle Sam’s role, while Walton narrated the Texas Farm Boys' Special tour highlighting opportunities in farming, industry, and national sights.
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Twenty two junior electrical engineers from A and M College of Texas, ROTC, tour eastern plants visiting Pittsburg Albany Schenectady Brooklyn and other sites. Professor F C Bolton heads the group funded largely by the U S Government with transport to a signal corps camp. Members listed include Baur Clanton De Lee Cochran Steele Dillingham Wyly and others from Dallas Houston Fort Worth and more across Texas and nearby states.
Mrs. V. B. Osborne of Lexington Kentucky describes severe nervous weakness headaches and stomach troubles she suffered for years. She found relief after starting Tanlac and notes improved sleep appetite and strength with the medicine. Mrs Meachum’s daughter Mrs Ralph visited before Mrs Osborne spoke of her recovery.
Mr and Mrs John M Lawrence and Mr and Mrs John M Lawrence Jr returned from Angleton after attending the Adriance Brock wedding. Adriance's parents left for Berkley California to live. Several Bryan residents and their guests are mentioned with visits, travel and local social events across Bryan and area communities.
Mrs S G Evan returns to her Houston home after visiting her newent a WJ Meads.
A. D. Jackson and A. L. Ward spoke at St Andrew's Parish House praising Bryan Texas as a home, Ward noting Bryan as a top town. Ward shared insights from a McAllen Press Convention trip while Jackson described border saloonkeepers’ efforts as unsuccessful. Novo sa d Slovacek orchestra entertained and M F E Wallace led the program. Three new members were admitted: W. R. Fairman E F E McAdams and John T. S. Park. The following were present: T. 2 Lawrence G. Sam Parker R. W. Howell Dr. W. H. Oliver J. Webb Howell D. Ernest Moore Rev. Huch B. Jamison M. FE. Wallace Oak McKenzie Tyler Haswell C. E. Jones F. L. Henderson D. L. Wilson D. Xible and M. L. Parker.
In College Station the Inde pendent School District held a June 15 referendum to approve a $1.00 per $100 valuation property tax for Consolidated public schools with no dissent. Elections are set for Wellborn and Union Hill, and Shirock’s earlier vote favored the levy. If all remaining boxes support it, the district will secure funds to maintain a high school standard.
The Navasota Chamber of Commerce reorganizes with officers H. M. Timmins as president, Dr. R. D. Harris vice president, C. E. Henry treasurer, and directors L. G. Wood, R. A. Patout, Jno. D. Rogers, Jno. A. McKay, J. Swanson, Hal Stoneham. Mayor Tyler Haswell and other officials invited to a Thursday June 16 buffet luncheon and smoker. The event will honor the chamber’s refreshed leadership with S. W. Adams as general manager.
A Bryan Texas speaker argues for wise forest use and against wasteful exploitation. He lists forest benefits such as air purification water regulation and fuel timber supply, and condemns reckless destruction soil erosion and unsound logging practices urging conservation.
The Bryan Building and Loan Association hosts an afternoon meeting with full board attendance. President W. H. Cole and Secretary S. E. Eberstadt report strong teamwork. The association praises its work for Bryan and outlines plans to build many new homes for the town and College community.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brown, Baptist pastor for the A. and M. College group, depart by auto for Lampasas to attend the First Baptist Student Conference. J. H. McDonald of College Station will represent A. and M. Afterward, Brown visits Commerce for a Bible and Sunday School Methods course, then returns to North Carolina for summer visits.
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