Bryan Country Club Board Deliberates Finances and Growth
The Bryan Country Club board met at the clubhouse with nine directors present. The treasurer reported a semiannual period ending December 31 1921 with receipts of 7920.03 and disbursements of 7913.73 leaving 6.30 cash. January–February 1922 receipts 4491.85 disbursements 3947.77 leaving 544.08 in bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bryan Country Club
R. W. Howell
O. E. Saunders
Travis B. Bryan
R. O. Allen
Jno
A. M. Waldrop
J. T. Lawler
Shrine Council backs new Masonic college club building
The Shrine Council at its San Antonio meeting approved construction of a Masonic club house and dormitory for Texas A&M students and sons of Masons near the campus. The project, estimated at 150,000, will be funded by Temples with pro rata contributions, and a plot already purchased will host 100 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Shrine Council
San Antonio
A. & M. College of Texas
Ike S. Ashburn
Sons of Masons
Ashburn
John Wyatt
el Paso
Fred Righter
Austin
Mystic Shrine
Temples
Sam Cochran
Dallas
Fred C. Jones
Houston
E. E. Edwards
Ft Worth
R. E. Thomason
A. & M. Club
E. B. la Roche
H. N. June
S. G. Bailey
Bizzell
A & M. Masonic Club
O. M. Ball
W. B. Birrell
J. C Nagle
T. 0. Walton
the Ashburn
EF. B. LaRoche
Geo. L. Smart
George A. Long
Death of George W Norrell Former Bryan Resident
George W Norrell died Monday morning at his daughter's home in Bryan and was shipped to Houston for funeral services. He lived in Bryan for many years as a leading businessman, operated Norrell drug store, and is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Roy Smith of Austin and Mrs James G Leavell of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Norrell
Roy Smith
San Antonio Street
Houston
Thurlow B
Austin American
Bryan
George N. Norrell
J. P. Mitchell
Norrell Drug
Storm causes over two million in Appleton district damage
Greenbay Wisconsin February 25 Property damage from sleet and storm in the Appleton District is reliably reported to exceed 2 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbay
Wis
Appleton
Infant’s safety pin rescue noted in Wheelock report
In Wheelock Texas Prof H A Garland and wife celebrate their infant sons survival after swallowing a safety pin. The pin was removed at Scott and White Sanitarium Temple by a skilled surgeon. The piece also mentions S A Cavitt former Wheelock resident and two visiting Methodist ministers aiding local Mexican and Italian communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Democrat
Wheelock
Texas
H. A. Garland
Bryan
Scott and White Sanitarium
Temple
S. A. Cavitt
America
Wheelock Land
McGregor
Frank S. Onderdonk
New Mexico
Rev
Martinelli
Italy
Disabled Veterans Hold Beneficial Meeting at Carnegie Library
The John N. Snell Post of Disabled Veterans of the World War held a lively meeting at the Carnegie Library. President Hunnicutt read a congratulatory letter from Forbes of the Veterans Bureau about Bryan post. Members planned weekly Thursday meetings and a Kangaroo Court for minor offenses. Forty members attended. Federal students in Prean or at College are invited to a gathering at 8 pm tonight at the Carnegie Library hosted by the Federal Students' Club. Veterans now in college are urged to attend with their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Snell
Carnegie Library
R. W. Hunnicutt
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Bryan Post
Prean
Carnecie Tibrar
Aggies Lose Quick Game To Baylor On Home Floor
Texas A and M, missing Ehlert, falls 19 to 18 to Baylor on the Aggies home court. Dwyer shines with strong defense as the crowd reacts to a hard fought, low scoring contest. Lineups: A and M guards Dwyer Gill center Keen forwards Megarity Williams. Baylor guards Bradshaw Hill center Lyons forwards Scott Woodson.
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College Station
Texas
Ehlert
Texas Aggies
Baylor University
Dwyer
Gill
Keen
Megarity
Williams
Baylor
Bradshaw
Hill
Lyons
Scott
Woodson
Community News From Benchley Texas
Mrs. R H Seale returned from Austin where her daughter Mrs L L Click lies ill and is improving. Illness and sickness are common with several children out of school. Myrtle Josey returned to school near Benchley after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Josey of Hearne. Jim Smith and family visited Ed Purcell and Miss Barbara Peyton spent Sunday with her parents near Bryan.
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Benchley
Tex
R. H. Seale
Austin
L. L. Click
Hearne
Jim Smith
Wheelock
Ed Purcell
Barbara Peyton
J. R. Peyton
Bryan
Bryan Gains Commission Form Government In Texan Pace
Bryan Texas adopts commission form with city manager oversight and a tax rate of 2.24 dollars per hundred, higher than Navasota’s 1.60. The piece notes the costs of good governance and questions value versus price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Navasota Examiner
Texas
Navasota
County Clerk McSwain Leaves Bryan for Belton Weekend
County Clerk A. Stuart McSwain departed Bryan on Friday night to spend the weekend in Belton, planning a short absence from his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stuart McSwain
Bryan
Belton
Great future for Texas pecan trees if properly planted
Austin, Feb 27. J H Burkett discussed Texas pecan industry growth and seedling versus named varieties before the Association of Southern Agricultural Workers in Atlanta. He cited 1919 yields, market influence of seedling pecans, and the need for organized marketing through regional exchanges to stabilize prices and expand foreign markets.
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Texas
Austin
J. H. Burkett
State Department of Agriculture
Association of Southern Agricultural Workers
Atlanta
United States
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Missouri
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Georgia
California
Old
Mexico
Texas State Department of Agriculture
Texas Pecan Growers’ Exchange
C. D. Jarratt
San Antonio
National
Pecan Growers’ Exchange
California Walnut Growers’ Exchange
California Almond Growers’ Association
Governor Neff Plans March Statewide Tour
Governor Neff will tour the state in late March with four or five speeches daily, outlining government perils and possibilities not as a campaign but to fulfill a 1920 promise. He will advocate rural school improvement, farm marketing systems, and cooperative road-building for Texas to lead in all fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Neff
Texas
Zeb Daniels Receives Five-Year Burglary Sentence
District Judge W C Davis presided as Zeb Daniels pleaded guilty to burglary of Cole Hardware Company and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. Charley Mason’s liquor transport case on call. 24 grand jury felony indictments docketed. arrests by Sheriff Morehead noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Brazos County
Zeb Daniels
Cole Hardware Company
Charley Mason
Morehead
Railroad Man Credits Tanlac After Stomach Ailment
Jos H Morris a longtime Texas and New Orleans railroad yard worker from Houston says he lived two years on cereals and eggs due to a poor stomach. He reports Tanlac restored his weight energy and health and credits the medicine with making him a different man. Tanlac is sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. H. Morris
Texas and New Orleans Railroad
Providence St
Houston
Tex
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Stewart
For Sale Methane Cotton Seed at $1.50 Per Bushel
Advertisement from Harrell Planting Seed Co Lockhart Texas offers methane cotton seed for sale at 1 50 per bushel delivered to your station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Planting Seed Co
Lockhart
Texas
Jurors Questioned on Ku Klux Klan Membership in Texas Case
In Waco Texas Feb 25 counsel for Mrs Inez Crow in the suit against Sheriff Bob Buchanan and his bondsmen were permitted to ask jurors if they belonged to the Ku Klux Klan or their church and fraternal affiliations. Some jurors have said they are not Klan members. The trial for 50 000 damages over Louis Crow death began after Judge H M Richey overruled demurrers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Inez Crow
Bob Buchanan
Seventy-Fourth District Court
H. M. Richey
Richey
Ku Klux Klan
Crow
Louis Crow
Lorena
Buchanan
Milam County Clerk Candidate Nominee Lilia Atkinson
In Rockdale Texas Feb 25 interest in the upcoming primary grows as Miss Lilia Atkinson declares her candidacy for Milam County Clerk. She has worked as an assistant in Jeff T Kemp’s office and served five years as deputy county clerk and was Red Cross secretary during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
Rockdale
Texas
Lilia Atkinson
Milam County
Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County This Week
County Clerk A. S. McSwain reports Brazos county issued marriage licenses in the past week to B. Edwards and Della Ford, and Louis A. Corradine and Mamie Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McSwain
Brazos County
B. Edwards
Della Ford
Louis A. Corradine
Mamie Watson
Happy Bryan Grandparents Celebrate Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Emmett Trant welcomed a son and heir after moving from Bryan to San Angelo. Mrs Trant formerly Miss Bessie Nall. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W P Trant are overjoyed today.
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Bryan
Emmett Trant
San Angelo
Trant
Bessie Nall
W. P. Trant
Pure Truitt Cotton Seed Offered in Brazos County
A farmer advertises selling Truitt cotton seed stored at Bryan Oil Mill and his Wheelock gin. Price listed 1.50 per bushel and 75.00 per 0, with delivery or orders to S. E. Cavitt and Jess M. Cook at the First State Bank and Trust Co., Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Wheelock
S. E. Cavitt
Jess M. Cook
First State Sor & Trust Co
Baylor loss seen as potential blessing after Waco meeting
Dr John A Held reports from the Texas Baptist convention in Waco where Governor Neff and Dr George W Truett spoke. Leaders formed a 25 member committee to plan a temporary chapel and a new fireproof Baylor library and a 5000 seat auditorium, hoping for a strong community rally to rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Waco
Texas Baptist Convention
Neff
George W. Truett
Dr. Held
Baylor
State Convention
Board of Trustees
Women’s Organization
Stine and Hock Chiropractors Indicted by Brazos Grand Jury
Brazos county grand jury indicted Harry H. Stine and Emma K. Hock, doctors of biopractice, on charges of practicing medicine without a license. Trial calls set before District Judge Davis Friday afternoon. bonds posted for appearance. Also note a stray or stolen brown mare 15 hands high 8 years old branded L, reward $10. Lipscomb, Clay, Burleson County.
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Brazos County
Harry H. Stine
Emma K. Hock
Dr. Stine
Dr. Hock
Davis
Stine
Bar l
W. C. Lipscomb, Clay, Burleson Co
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J. I Barron
George W. Smith
A S. McSwain
W. S. Barron
J. L Lueh
B. H. Moore
Geo F. Freeman
D. 0. Henderson
F. R Jones
F. W. Hensel
C. E. Finley
Joseph M. Kellorg
Capt
H. J. Fitzgerald
M. C
M. M. Daugherty
J. A. Wilkinson
L. E. Dowd
J. B. Beers
Far W. Tittle
H. H. Prager
W. W. Kraft
Wilson Bradley
Harris
Marshall Bullock
Hendrix Conway
F. Locker
C. Edgar Jones
J. N Dulaney
Webb, Jr
F. J. Fountein
C. C. Vick
Travis BR. Bryan
Country Club
Domino Club
Ed. M. Sims
Fish Committee
Chas. A. Felker
J. O. Morgan
Shriners
College Masonic Club
Wisconsin
Wheelock News
Aggies
Gov. Neff
Cole Hardware CO
R. R. Man
Tansac
Jos. Morris
Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Daily Eagle
Sue
McLennan
Drs. Stine
Hock Chiropractors
Conyers Live Stock & Feed Corp
W. G Reynolds
Mer
Collins
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