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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
7
The University defeated Texas A and M 88 to 16, dealing a major blow to A and M s championship hopes. A special train carried about 500 cadets to Austin for the game, with two more contests at College Station to follow and campus supporters set to travel.
Washington Feb 24 The forecast tracks a series of warm and cool waves crossing the continent from Feb 21 to Mar 5 with temperatures rising on the Pacific slope and across the Rockies and plains. Noting varying storm intensity the bulletin warns of stronger than usual activity after Feb 10 and outlines expected effects for Vancouver, Newfoundland, and eastern regions. It also promotes Foster's Weather Map and outlines a second warm wave reaching Vancouver by Feb 28 with rising temperatures followed by a cold snap. A grain sorghums article ends with digestibility findings and dietary recommendations for sorghum use with wheat blends.
B. Hubbard and T. C. Nunn, both of Bryan, listed in the automobile register with Dodges.
A Switzer South Carolina woman Mrs J A Rodgers describes grippe lingering with coughs and aches and credits Foley's Honey and Tar with preventing doctor bills. Sold by M H James.
Five month old baby boy of Mr and Mrs Fritz Rahnert of Kurten died yesterday and was buried in Kurten cemetery today. The Rahnerts received many sympathies from friends in the loss of their child.
Three year old red bull missing with brand RH and number 26 last seen near R. H. Harrison. Any information leading to its recovery is appreciated by owner.
Senate Democrats resolved to battle the Republican minority to a finish over the revenue bill and preparedness legislation. They declined to keep Congress in continuous session beyond Sunday March 4, while Republicans renewed obstructive tactics on the conference report of the legislative, judicial and executive appropriation bill.
At a February 18 1917 vestry meeting of St Andrew's Church Bryan Texas the unanimous resolutions lament the death of John Ethelbert Astin beloved junior warden who entered Paradise on February 7 1917. The church and Diocese of Texas mourn his loss praising his faithful generous services and splendid qualities.
Resolutions express gratitude for a man enthusiastic in church welfare and loyal in business and church ties. They extend heartfelt sympathy to his widow and family, invoke prayers for peace, and authorize publication in local and church papers. Signed by Rector Randolph Ray and church officials.
A seventy year old couple Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter of Harrisburg Pennsylvania report complete cure from kidney trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says they are as vigorous as thirty years ago. The pills relieve bladder weakness, backache and rheumatism. Sold by M. H. James.
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