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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

4

How Red Cross Money Is Used in This War

Ingraham explains Red Cross finances and wartime aims at a Bryan, Texas gathering. He cites Belgium relief, ambulance funds, and a goal of $100 million with $35 million raised in two days. He urges broad support as American troops go to the front and notes German brutality and the need for Red Cross care.

Red Cross The Ingraham of Calvert Wichita Kansas Opera Florence Nightingale Japan Texas Galveston Brazos County Belgium White House Bryan W. C. Davis Ingraham Ray Austin Hancock Opera House Gen. Pershing Clyde Barcus Agricultural and Mechanical College Barcus Father Boniface Germany Boniface Servia Roumania Oth Ayer Russian Poland France

Died After Long Illness W L Houston Bryan Resident

W L Houston died in Bryan Sunday at 1 45 am after a long illness. Funeral held that afternoon at 4 from the residence with Rev Randolph Ray officiating. Interment in city cemetery. Pallbearers named. Born Mineola aged 56 years 16 days. Survived by widow and five children W L Jr Lurline D C Marguerite Nanie C. Baptized Baptist and longtime Christian resident.

W. L. Houston Bryan Randolph Ray St. Andrew's Church Tom Smith W. F. Gibbs B.L. Head H. Block Lurline D. C Marguerite Nanie C Baptist Church

Light Sunday shower noted in Wellborn area

Wellborn June 28 reports a very light shower. Several residents visit family and friends, including Ike Vanney of Corpus Christi returning to town, Abe Hensarling Jr and Edelle Royder on a Houston trip, and Lucile Haste recovering from illness. Local social updates follow church and town life.

Wellborn A. W. Boyder Houston Ike Vanney Corpus Christi Bryan Ike Abe Hensarling, Jr Edelle Royder Inez Boswell Hearne Vivian Royder Henry Gandy Tabor J. P. Royder A. B. McSwain Ransy Mississippi Ned Graham Lucile Haste D. Mike Claud Hensarling Clayton Prairie Franklin R. A. Allen Tola J. T. Harold

Seed for Farmers Who Would Replant in Brazos County

County Agent Beason reported to Bryan Business Club directors that a seed shortage puzzle affects replanting after corn damage. Farmers hesitate to order seed until rain, though seed could be planted through late July or August. The club will help ensure seed access, not purchase it, and will post road signs and arrange entertainment for a Brazos county gathering.

Beason Bryan Benson Brazos County Woman's Club Court House Brazos Johnson Gaines Texas College Eberstadt

Steep Hollow Defeats Reliance In 18 to 8 Baseball Game

In Steep Hollow on Saturday afternoon the Reliance and Steep Hollow teams played, with Steep Hollow winning 18 to 8. Community events included entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Will Holligan, visits by Misses Slaughter, and Red Cross volunteers raising about eighty five dollars. Jesse Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cook, has joined the hospital corps and will serve in France.

Steep Hollow Reliance Will Holligan Nannie Ruby Slaughter Buna Bertha Risinger W. L. Dowling Wellborn Paul Jones Red Cross I. M. Cook Jesse France

Miss Cora Ellen Lloyd Returns From Five Year Stay

Miss Cora Ellen Lloyd has returned from a five year stay with her uncle Dr. B J Lloyd in Seattle Washington She expects her sisters Miss Lina Lloyd of Sour Lake and Mrs C H Horton of Plainview Texas to join soon The return is greeted by many friends in Reliance Also visiting are Miss Nellie and Ellie Henderson at their uncle J H Murdock in Cameron Texas and Misses Grace and Tyra Morgan of

Reliance Cora Ellen Lloyd B. J. Lloyd Seattle Wash Lina Lloyd Sour Lake C. H. Horton Plainview Texas Cameron, Texas Grace Tyra Morgan

Protracted Meeting Opens Saturday in College Station

College Station residents join parents and relatives for weekend visits. Dell Griffith of College Station visits family while Mary Byars and Eula Holland from Independence stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mathis. Leila Maude Newcomb of Bryan returns home after a two week visit with her grandmother Mrs. T. Newcomb, who travels to Benchley to visit her daughter Mrs. Mattie Persell. Rev. Brown of Brenham to conduct the protracted meeting beginning Saturday at 11 o clock. all invited to attend.

College Station W.H. Morgan Dell Griffith Ralph Griffith Mary Byars Eula Holland Independence C. H. Mathis Leila Maude Newcomb Bryan T. Newcomb Benchley Mattie Persell Rev. Brown Brenham

Serbian cabinet resigns in Corfu

Serbian ministry resigns and a new cabinet will form under Nikola P. Pachtich as premier and minister of foreign affairs. The report datelines from Corfu on June 25 and is by Associated Press.

Associated Press Corfu Nikola P. Pachtich

Foley Cathartic Tablets praised as thorough and gentle

Indigestion causes worry and distress. W A McRae of Raleigh Georgia reports Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse his system without gripe or pain and are wonderfully different from other pills.

W. A. McRae Raleigh, Ga

Brazos Chill Tonic Promoted For Malaria Symptom Relief

Promotes Brazos Chill Tonic as a remedy for malaria chills and fever. Recommends asking for the genuine bottle, priced at 50 cents at Femmer's Drug Store.

Brazos Femmer'’S

High Sheriffs Endorse Tanlac Across Southern States

Leading sheriffs from Georgia Texas Arkansas and nearby communities publicly endorse Tanlac. Ex sheriff C W Mangum of Fulton County Atlanta describes relief from nervous debility after two bottles while ex sheriff Archie R Anderson of Harris County cites improved digestion sleep and appetite. Ex sheriff Charles I Lewis of Crittenden County Arkansas notes benefits for his wife and himself and S A Kelley sheriff of Ector County Texas reports renewed appetite and reduced rheumatic pains. Tanlac sold by N A Stewart and J P Royder Wellborn.

Mangum Atlanta Anderson Houston Texas Lewis Marion, Ark Kelley Odessa Tanlac IOUR Hon C.W. Mangum Fulton County Georgia Jac Archie R. Anderson Harris County Chas. I. Lewis Crittenden County Marion Arkansas A. Kelley Ector County N. A. Stewart Wellborn J. P. Royder

Seed Oats Campaign Appeals Texas Farmers for Seed Stocks

Officials from the department of agriculture and the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas urge farmers to thresh and store oats as seed. A. B. Conner calls for replies with seed stock details to aid national defense efforts and meet a southern crop shortfall. Registration begins at the Farmers Congress in College Station on July 25 with booths planned in Dallas and Waco.

A. B. Conner Agricultural and Mechanical College College Station Texas Department of Agriculture Office of Cereal Investigation Committee On Organization For National Defense Agriculture and Mechanical College of Texas Agriculture and Mechanical College Conner Committee On Organization To National Defense W. B. Bizzel Agricultural An Mechanical College of Texas Ple Farmers’ Congress Dallas Waco Cotton Palace

Germans Repulsed After Sharp Fighting

After heavy artillery preparations last evening the Germans attacked the Teton height and penetrated French posts but were repulsed after sharp fighting says the official report. Land for sale 640 acres Madison county on Navasota river with timber and fertile soil near two railroads offering early sale terms. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for itch relief and cure with local seller listed.

Associated Press Paris Teton Madison County Navasota River Turner Real Estate & Abstract Co Madisonville Texas

Citizenship Papers Applications Filed in District Clerk’s Office

Several individuals have filed for admission to citizenship. Names include John Kolczyk from Poland, Germany living near Bryan. Antonio Scarpinato from Italy at Bryan Junction. Ross Bonano from Italy at Steele's Store. John Koh from Hungary near Bryan. Anton Kudd from Bohemia at Riverside. and Joe Fazzino from Italy near Bryan. Arrival dates span 1871 to 1907 in New York or New Orleans records.

Barron John Kolczyk Poland Germany Bryan New York Antonio Scarpinato Italy Bryan Junction Ross Bonano Steele's Ne Orleans John Koh Hungary Anton Kudd Bohemia Riverside Galvesto Joe Fazzino

Also Mentioned on This Page

Foley Brownsville Chas. Baker M. H. James A. & M. College Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Ballard E. J. Jenkins Aera Oe Het Spa Steve Montalbano Pitts Bridge N. A Milan Palm Beach Oaly Dry Goods
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