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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

4

Personal mentions from Bryan area visits and travels

Local notes list visitors and travelers including Mrs Mary Mahan of Whiteboro on the way home from Houston, Miss Ona Carroll returning from Waco, Miss Vera Sims resigning a federal post in A M College to take a Dallas office position, and numerous family and local friends visiting in Bryan. Additional entries document funerals, church events, and confirmations of engagements and travels across Bryan, Reliance, Hearne, Navasota, and other nearby towns.

Mary Mahan Whiteboro Bryan Houston Ona Carroll C. Carroll Waco Vera Sims Coleman Federal Board A. & M. College Dallas Tyra Morgan W. H. Morgan Reliance W. S. Howell A. L. Ward Fred M. Court Ava Laurie Stevens College Station Piedmont Texas Fercy Williams Aron Williams P. S Mangum Navasota E. R. Dickerson Millican T. M. Morgan Wheelock Joe Howard Green Stallings A. T. Towler Benchley Vaughn McDonald Edge J. L. Lloyd Dora Samuel Franklin Calvert Tom May Hattie Elder Ennis J. S. Doane May Miss Brazos Bottom R. W. Howell Jennie June M. B. Parker B. F. Wright Sue Bert Wright Waco News-Tribune Frank Morrow Amarillo O. H. Astin

Tanlac Restores Moray Farmer's Health and Appetite

A. D. Sampson of Moray Kansas credits Tanlac with restoring his health after malaria, constant headaches, dizziness, poor appetite, and constipation left him nearly unable to work. He reports renewed energy, a strong appetite, no indigestion, and elimination of bilious tastes. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N A Stewart and leading druggists.

Tanlac A. D. Sampson Moray Kan Bryan N. A. Stewart

P T A Meeting Date Shift to Second Thursday

Mrs W B Cline president of the Bryan Parent Teachers Association announces the monthly meeting will move from the first to the second Thursday to allow members who attend the Extension Service Club to participate in both. The March meeting will be held Thursday March 10.

Parent-Teachers Assn W. B. Cline Bryan Parent-Teachers’ Association Extension Service Club

Satterwhite Crenshaw Couple Wed in Bremond

Elwell Satterwhite and Miss Lavada Crenshaw wed quietly last Thursday in Bremond. After visiting Hillsboro relatives, they plan to settle in Bryan with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Satterwhite, returning there to make their home. The bride is the Crenshaw daughter. groom the Satterwhite son, both Bryan natives.

Elwell Satterwhite Lavada Crenshaw Bremond Hillsboro Bryan T. A. Satterwhite W. N. Crenshaw

Local marriage licenses listed for several couples

J P Adams and Lena Eubank Philip Alford and Dora Stubbs Daniel Washington and Adela Chappel John Gafford and Pearl Wilson Nathan Fair and Mattie Webber John Ross and Lillie Warren George S Parker and Margaret Wilkerson Charles E High and Jewel Eastwood

J. P. Adams Lena Eubank Philip Alford Dora Stubbs Daniel Washington Adela Chappel John Gafford Pearl Wilson Nathan Fair Mmss Mattie Webber John Ross Lillie Warren George S. Parker Margaret Wilkerson Charles E. High Jewel Eastwood

Brazos County gains a new con congressional district plan

Houston Post reports a House subcommittee led by Representative Rountree of Brazos advances a substitute redistricting bill. It outlines 19 districts including Brazos in the fifth, with detailed compositions of counties across the state and aims to replace prior measures.

Houston Post Austin Texas House Rountree Brazos Red River Bowie Hopkins Titus Marion Franklin Cass Wood Upshur Harrison Gregg Smith van Zandt Henderson Rusk Panoa Shelby Nacogdoches Angelina San Augustine Sabine Newton Jasper Tyler Hardin, Orange Jefferson Anderson Cherokee Houston Trinity Polk San Jacinto Liberty Chambers Galveston Harris Brazoria Fort Bend Waller Matagorda Wharton Colorado Fayette Jackson Lavaca Calhoun Victoria DeWitt Gonzales Goliad Karnes Wilson Bexar Atascosa Live Oak Bee Refugio San Patricio Aransas Nueces Fighth Crockett Schleicher Menard Sutton Kimble Terrell Val Verde Edwards Real Kerr Kinney Uvalde Medina Maverick Zavalla Frio Dimmit la Salle McMullen Webb Duval Jim Wells Zapata Jim Hogg Brooks Willacy Kleberg Starr Hidalgo Cameron Burnet Bell Williamson Travis Hays Comal Guadalupe Caldwell Bastrop Lee Burleson Washington Limestone Freestone Leon Robertson Milam Madison Grimes Walker Montgomery Dallas Kaufman Rockwall Grayson Fannin Lamar Collin Hunt Delta Rains Haskell Throckmorton Young Jack Wise Denton Cooke Montague Clay Archer Baylor Knox Foard Wilbarger Hardeman Wichita Ellis Navarro McLennan Falls Bosque Hill Parker Tarrant Johnson Hood Erath Comanche Hamilton Mills Coryell Lampasas Blanco Llano San Saba Kendal Gillespie Mason McCulloch Concho Jones Shackleford Stephens Palo Pinto Taylor Callahan Eastland Runnels Coleman Brown Fighteenth Dallam Sherman Hansford Ochiltree Lipscomb Hartley Roberts Moore Hutchinson Hemphill Oldham Potter Carson Gray Wheeler Deaf Smith Randall Armstrong Donley Collingsworth Palmer Castro Hall Swisher Briscoe Childress Bailey Hale Lamb Floyd Motley Cottle Cochran Hockley Lubbock Crosby Dickens King Yoakum Terry Lynn Garza Kent Stonewall

Better Schools for Brazos County Call to Cooperation

Brazos County teachers trustees and patrons unite in a campaign for improved rural schools. ECK Smith, County Superintendent, urges cooperation to advance education, health, and character for stronger citizens and a state and God serving education system.

Brazos County

Texas Physician Declares Cancer Can Be Cured

Dr. J M Gilbert of Randolph Texas reports a cancer case cured by cancer specialist Dr D A Johnson of Kansas City Missouri. Johnson claims cancer cures using external applications and internal purification and offers free copies of his book Cancer Truths by writing to Suite 560 1324 Main Street Kansas City Mo.

J. M. Gilbert Randolph Texas D. A. Johnson Kansas City Gilbert Dr. Johnson

Governor signs House Cooperative Marketing Bill

Austin March 2 Governor Neff signed the House 40 cooperative marketing bill with authors and supporters present. He noted the quick action, signing within hours of reaching his desk with a gold fountain pen donated by E F Shropshire of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation. The ceremony included Dr W B Bizzell and lawmakers, and Davis and Rountree as co authors. The measure creates purely cooperative marketing associations, allowing contracts for marketing agricultural products defined in the act, and mirrors California practice with A Sapiro aiding Texas authorities.

Dallas News Austin Texas Neff Today E. F. Shropshire Texas Farm Bureau Federation W. B. Bizzell Texas A. & M. College Shropshire Bizzell Buchanan Rountree Brazos John Davis B Youngblood Texas Farm Experiment Stations Mr. Davis Secretary of State California A. Sapiro

A and M Ice Plant Delivers Campus Ice for Residents

College Station Texas March 2 The A and M College ice plant begins campus delivery this Saturday filling a long felt need. Previously the Bryan ice plant supplied ice at high cost for off campus delivery. An appropriation of 25000 funded the machinery ordered in 1919 and installed in the fall by D E Allen. The 24 ton daily capacity includes storage and 1500 gallons of water cooling daily. A new truck will handle deliveries under the buildings and utilities department.

College Station Texas A. & M. College Bryan W W. Kraft D. E. Allen Mess Hall Department of Buildings and Utilities

Support Pledged to Government by Costa Rica

Hundreds of Costa Ricans volunteer for military service against Panama as the national assembly backs President Acosta in defense of national territory. The report notes a widespread patriotic spirit across the country and unity with government actions.

Associated Press San Jose Costa Rica Maren 2 ePanama National Assembly Acosta

Packers Disposal Plan Disapproved by Supreme Court

Washington March 2 Justice Stafford of the district supreme court to day disapproved of the substitute proposal of Swift and Armour companies for sale of their stockyard interests. The court held that companies plans seem to make a long period of continued ownership for defendants, providing too feeble control by the court.

Associated Press Washington Justce Stafford District Supreme Court Swift and Armour Companies

Directors Plan Interscholastic League Contests

County Directors set dates for athletic contests on March 19 at Allen Academy and literary contests on April 1. Admission 15 cents adults 10 cents children. Additional events for junior and senior girls and boys listed. Schools may enter two contestants per grade. contests require prior name submission. Also includes a for sale Oliver riding planter for $40.

Court House Winifred Stout W. R B. Glazener G. M. Ammons C. E Robo Allen Academy

Meeting of Cemetery Directors Is Held

The Bryan Cemetery Association held its weekly meeting at 10 a m with President George A Adams presiding. New members were welcomed and officers reported on grounds maintenance, finances, and planned improvements. Regular meeting day was changed to Friday at 10 a m.

Bryan Cemetery Association George A. Adams Geo. A. Adams Fred L. Cavitt E. &. McAdams A. B. Carr Jr Edgar Covey Dana Carnes Albert Puchanan W. S. Howell Eberstadt Noble Melton Houston J. S. Ford McAllen Texas L. J. Spaulding New York City Bryan Treasury

Bryan Ice Company Expands Output and Capacity

The Bryan Ice Company under R. W. Horlock plans $10,000 in improvements at the plant including a water tower cooling tower and a new 24 ton per day ice machine. Total daily output will reach 60 tons. Capital stock rises to $75,000 and 25 men are employed.

Bryan Ice Company R. W. Horlock

Mrs Cole Hosts Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting

The March meeting of L. S. Ross Chapter No 100 United Daughters of the Confederacy will be at president Mrs W H Cole's home Friday March 4 at 4 pm. The program titled Our Flags features a sketch of Old Glory the Confederate flag and the Texas flag. All members are invited.

L. S. Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy W. H. Cole Texas

For sale eggs from heavy laying white Leghorn hens

For sale eggs from heavy laying white Leghorn hens at 10 cents each. Call 620 for details and pickup.

Efforts to Postpone Special Session of Legislature

Austin Texas March 3 An effort is under way to delay the special session from thirty to sixty days after adjournment rather than convene immediately Governor Neff remains noncommittal while Lt Governor Davidson pushes for delay to allow members to attend to affairs and ensure a quorum The plan includes pre-session committee work on appropriation bills to be ready for immediate consideration and auditors note the high cost of the current legislature with daily expenses and mileage figures Bledsoe also urges postponement citing economy and saved mileage The fight over redistricting continues as the US Senate has not passed the apportionment bill and no new action is planned

Dallas News Austin Texas Neff Lynch Davidson Davidson Finance Committee House Appropriations Committee Senate Finance Committee W. H. Bledsoe Lubbock Comptroller's Department House United States Senate

Wilkersons Send Greetings From Japan On Journey To China

Dr and Mrs L Wilkerson report from Japan as they continue to China. Relatives await news of their safe arrival and delightful experiences in the faraway country, with cheerful notes about the trip and their newly adopted home.

Mrs. Wilkerson Japan Bryan L. Wilkerson China

Automatic Electric Shoe Polishing Co Stock Offer

Directors announce sale of limited stock at par to Bryan residents after charter, with Bry an plant site planned. Interested parties directed to contact C A Harris or J L Edge.

Automatic Electric Shoe Polishing Co Bran Bryan S‘— Cc. A. Harris J. L. Edge

Mrs. Brock Addresses Navasota Women

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church in Navasota met at Mrs. George D. Neal's home with Mrs. J. L. Brock of Bryan presiding and Mrs. L. L. Mahan of Hempstead, Brazos Presbyterial president, speaking on Texas Missions especially the work among Mexicans. A social hour followed and visitors were introduced. Mrs. Brock returned to Bryan yesterday.

Brock Navasota The Presbyterian Church of George D. Neal J. L. Brock Bryan L. L. Mahan Hempstead Brazos

College Parent-Teachers Association Meets Friday

The Parent-Teachers Association of A. and M. consolidated schools will meet Friday March 4 at 3 o clock in the school building. A program of music and drills by students is planned and Mrs Elma Taylor Jones will speak on Aims and Possibilities of the PTA. All interested in College or nearby communities are urged to attend.

Gy Koonze Zack Bryan W. S. Wilson San Antonio Marjorie Gay Houston E. B. Elliott North Texas Mesdames J. B. Sanders W. S. Barron J. E. Semple D. Peter Gray Sears Christ’s Church, Houston St. Andrews Church America T. O. Walton J. B. Beers Waco McLennan County Farm Association W. R. Fairman S. A. Jong R. A. Harrison Horn Sulphur Springs W. N. Shell Robert Armstrong Preston S. Goen Milton Fountain E. J. Fountain E. H. Tal A & M. College Millicantoda Millican High School Arthur B. Ford Red Cross Millican Joe Kulak Parent-Teachers’ Association of A. & M. Consolidated Schools Elma Taylor-Jones Parent-Teachers’ Association

Constipation and Headache Cured in One Night

An early morning tonic claim promises relief from constipation and headache with a single night’s dose. Sold on guarantee by Romary Vick Drug Store. For job printing, call 36.

Roman & Vick Drug Store Romary Vick Drug Store

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John Beard John W. Wilson E. A. Peters Harvey John Rawls Thompson Creek Mullins First Baptist Church Chas. E. Bullock Hearne J. M. Bullock Sam Parker Jr J. Ad McQueen John S Caldwell Margaret Wilkins M. Lawrence Parker J. C. Sanders Hous W. R. Sanders W. O. Sanders A. Hanneman Jin Bryan J. S. Poynor United Fidelity Life Insurance Company of Colby Eagle A. R.cohn B. Sbisa John K. Parker Frank Womack W. O. Holmes Billie Palestine C Cc. Duncan Lillie Fay Sanders W. R Sanders A .B. Carr W. A. McKinney Berry Risinger Steep Hollow Harvey Patteson Dept. “B Tex Tanlac Sampson Eck Smith Lucky Tiger Atlas Lustre Uty Lucky Tiger CO Mansas City O. A. Johnson Costa Rigans Packers Supreme Court Oliver J. J. Messina Mrs. Cole Miles College Parent-Teachers’ Association
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