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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

4

Higgs Elected County Democratic Chairman In 1st Meeting

W S Higgs won the chairmanship as majority rule is adopted for a county primary to be held July 27. Delegates and precinct officers named. voting places shifted in Tabor and Bryan precincts. various candidate assessments set to fund the primary.

Daily Eagle W. S. Higgs Democratic Committee Court House J. W. Batts Tabor Tabor High School Bryan City Hall Old City National Bank F. L. Henderson John Kosarek

Old False Teeth Wanted For Cash

Mazer's Tooth Specialty pays up to 15 dollars per set for old false teeth and offers cash for old gold silver and broken jewelry. A check is sent by return mail and goods are held 10 days for sender's approval of the offer, Dept. A 2007 Fifth St Philadelphia Pa.

Mazer Dept. A Fifth St Philadelphia

Rock Prairie Trio Visitors Arrive Today

Mrs J P Atkins, Miss Bessie Atkins and Miss Anna Williams from Rock Prairie are listed as visitors arriving today.

J. P. Atkins Bessie Atkins Anna Williams Rock Prairie

Tanlac credited for 27 pound gain by Little Rock woman

Mrs. E. M. Linam of 2310 Chester Street, Little Rock, credits Tanlac with restoring her health after a severe winter illness. She says she lost 19 pounds in seven weeks and gained 27 pounds overall after using Tanlac from June 1916 onward.

Texas Tanlac Bes Bryan N. A

American Troops in France Exceed 800000 Says Chief of Staff

Chief of Staff March announces American forces in France now total over 800000. Troops being shipped are limited only by ship capacity as four German drives form part of a broader offensive. The allied front from Rheims to the sea has grown 60 miles, with focus on channel ports to hinder transports. The offensive aims to straighten the German line rather than capture Paris.

Associated Press Washington France March Rheims

Wellborn Glimpse Weather, Sermons, and Local News

Crops in the area need rain while Rev. Rulea preached a war sermon and a dedication sermon for the Baptist church. Notables visiting include First Lt. Edd McSwain from Camp Bullis, Stuart McSwain from Ellington Field, and many locals at summer schools and gatherings. Willie Dowling and Jesse Wade report from Camp Travis to Buffalo, NY. Texans fear heat may affect July 27 voting for W. P. Hobby.

Rulea Baptist Church Edd McSwain Camp Bullis Geo. Royder J. D Goose Creek Stuart McSwain Ellington Field Abe Hensarling Steep Hollow Eunice Williams Huntsville Lirleen McSwain San Marcos Lillian Barron Bryan Fenie Graham Jno Battle of Millican Mamie Lee Minnie Foster L. M. Gandy Willie Dowling Jesse Wade Camp Travis Buffalo N. Y Texas W. P. Hobby

Heimer Sells Out Merchandise Stock to Gelber & Son

Philip Hermer sells his dry goods stock to Gelber & Son who will run a similar business in Bryan. Gelber comes from B. Kaezers firm. previous fire damaged bank building stock. Move aims at Mrs. Hermer’s health with a possible relocation to Dallas or Bonham. Stock valued with a week of stock taking. He would not sell for less than full value.

Daily Eagle Philip Hermer Gelber & Son Gelber B. Kaezer & Co First National Bank Hermer

Rentfrow Stock Company Opens Bryan Engagement

The Rentfrow Stock Company begins a week of high class dramas and vaudeville in Bryan on Monday June 24. The four act society comedy My Mother’s Rosary features interludes by the Rentfrow Jolly Pathfinders orchestra with free admission for ladies Monday night when accompanied by a paid adult. Doors open 7 45 p m with a Saturday 2 30 p m show. Admission adults 20 cents children 10 cents war tax included. A band parade is planned Monday noon.

Rentfrow Stock Company Bryan Rentfrows Texas Rentfrow Jolly Pathfinders

Local Notices From Steep Hollow Community

June 19 report from Steep Hollow notes Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Barnett and family visiting relatives at Harvey. College visitors Ima Cook Bertie Risinger and Pansy Hall spend Sunday with parents. Mamie Cargill from Coleview stayed Saturday night with Willes and Amy Bullock. Lt. Charlie B. Martin and bride from Waco visit T. B. Martin family. Scholarship winners for the short course named Florence Conway Agnes Conway Jewell Mathis Bessie Puller Danny Hurt. Billy Risinger from East Texas visits C. M. Risinger.

Steep Hollow J. D. Barnett Harvey Ima Cook Bertie Risinger Pansy Hall Mamie Cargill Coleview Willes Amy Bullock Charlie B. Martin Waco Mra T. B. Martin Florence Agnes Conway Jewell Mathis Bessie Puller Danny Hurt Billy Risinger East Texas C. M. Risinger

Town Visitors Reported from Nearby Localities

Jacob Bullock from Steep Hollow M G Buchanan of Harvey John Peyton and Henry Peyton of Bench ley in the county seat Mrs Tom Camp from Nava sota visited today.

Jacob Bullock Steep Hollow M. G. Buchanan Harvey John and Henry Peyton Benchley Tom Camp Navasota

Bryan Woman's Club Rural Contest Ends and Prizes Awarded

The Bryan Woman's Club closes its third annual rural contest offering five free scholarships to the A and M college short course. Winners are judged on home gardens, poultry, fresh and canned produce, and dried fruits. The event showcased Brazos county's garden and orchard displays and praised the club's effort to uplift rural youth.

Daily Eagle Woman’s Club of Bryan Brazos County A. and M. College Woman’s Club W. S. Howell Kyle School of Agriculture College

Food Administration Expands In This County

The United States Food Administration introduces fair price lists to cap retail costs across counties. Local price interpreting committees will set maximum and minimum prices, reflecting cash and carry and credit delivery charges. Officials list Bryan area leaders and retailers joining the effort to monitor and enforce fair pricing.

Fod Administration United States Food Administration Food Administration Cash and Carry C. L. Benson Bryan H. C. Fulgham E. J. Kyle College Station H. N. Cash W. B. English E. U. Peters Goree Neely Wellborn F. H. Poole Millican J. C. Cloud R. F A. J. Tabor W. J

W. O. W Campaign Urges Districtwide Membership Drive

All camps in Brazos Grimes Walker Montgomery San Jacinto and Polk counties launch a fall membership campaign. Prizes and premiums will be awarded to camps and members for submitting applications. J O Miller district manager oversees the effort with Conroe Montgomery County as headquarters.

Brazos Grimes Walker Montgomery San Jacinto Polk J. O. Miller Conroe Montgomery County D&wpd

A and M Men Wounded in France Disked Dispatch

In France two more A and M men are severely wounded. Casualty lists report First Lieutenant Hugh Me arland and Second Lieutenant Max D. Gilfillan of St. Johnsbury Vermont, graduates of 1917, as severely wounded.

France Hugh Mearland Max D. Gilfillan St. Johnsbury

Cooperative Women Earned Honors In Local Exhibit

The town and country women foster unity through a patriotic effort. Judges from the extension department evaluated gardens chickens canned and fresh vegetables and dried produce. First prizes went to Florence Conway and others with scholarships donated by the Woman's Club.

W. 8S. Howell Manning Everett Howell Mins Merwin Misa Higgins Extension Department Professor Kyle Mine Manning A. J. Buchanan Plorence Conway Steep Hollow Woman's Club Danny Hurt Ed. Kyle Firat Kima Kowarek Smetana Lenora Nehole Edge Choek Agnes Conway

Boy of Fourteen Fights in Cattle War Under Brother's Name

London report from June 18 describes a 14 year old, Arthur Stephens, who wore his elder brother's uniform and fought for 14 days while both were on leave. His impersonation ended when the brother rejoined the army and the boy's identity was found.

Associated Prona London Arthur Stephens

Old Polish Couple Register as Enemy Aliens. One Son in Army

One elderly woman, deemed an alien enemy, has registered with the Postmaster Lawrence. She arrived in 1871 with her husband from Prussian Poland and has lived here since. Her husband registered as an enemy alien. They did not take citizenship papers but are regarded as loyal Americans at heart. they have one son in the army.

Lawrence Prussian Poland

California Syrup of Figs Offers Gentle Laxative Remedy

Mothers report that California Syrup of Figs cleanses the stomach liver and bowels in children without griping. A coated tongue signals a need for a dose, with relief in hours as waste and sour bile depart. The ad warns against counterfeits and urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.

California California Fig Syrup Company Adv

War Savings Meeting Urged for Brazos County Residents

County Judge J T Maloney calls all adults in Brazos County Texas to attend a June 28 1918 War Savings meeting. Citizens must pledge to save and invest in U S Government War Savings stamps as directed by the U S Treasury Department. Attendance required 2 PM with roll kept to record absentees.

War Savings State of Texas of Razon United States of America A. D United States J. J. Tl. Maloney Brazos Texas Treasury Department County of Sheld Maidh United States Treasury Department A. D. J. T. Maloney Brazos County

Army reports small registration of enemy aliens at post office

Only 12 male enemy aliens registered at the post office weeks ago and likely few, if any, women will register this week. Some have filed papers and must have good photographs and fingerprints on file.

Local visitors from Mumford and Cameron stopover

G. W. Seale and daughter Miss Adaline and Sam George Jr. arrived from Mumford. D. L. Wilson and wife spent yesterday in the area from Cameron.

G. W. Seale Miss Adaline Sam George, Jr Mumford D. L. Wilson Cameron

Victory in Olub Grasp echoed by La Guardia in Rome

Captain-Congressman F H La Guardia of New York told a mass meeting in Rome on June nineteen that Italian soldiers and American organization would deliver victory of civilization over militarism. The remark triggered a frenzied pro United States demonstration.

Rome America F. H. la Guardia New York United States

Wilkinson and wife of Edna visit this morning

L. C. Wilkinson and wife of Edna were here this morning.

L. C. Wilkinson Edna

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Higgs Democratic Party Mr. Linam Bryan Womans Club W. O. W. Campaign Corns B. Lawrence &Co Chidwu, Il Ryan B.plomm Oy H, James B. J. Jenkins Orother OLUB Rentfrow Big Water Proof Canvas Theatre Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company
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