JYAN Weekly Eagle No 2 Mystery Clippings
The fragmentary text shows a 1878 issue header for JYAN Weekly Eagle No 2 with mentions of Gabe and Maren. The piece includes an Associated Press disclaimer and advertising representatives in Dallas New York and Chicago, indicating standard rights and distribution notes from the era.
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Jyan Weekly Eagle
Maren
Xas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Axas
Madison Ave
New York
Association Building
Chicago
Texas Must Decide on Crop Mix as Cotton Prices Fall
The Galveston News notes Texas farmers face a critical decision on crop diversification as cotton prices dip and spring planting looms. With 20 to 30 percent of world cotton supply tied to Texas, producers must balance cotton with feed crops amid variable late freezes and shifting market signals.
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Texas
North
Panhandle
Great South Plains
Galveston News
Texas lawmakers take a crusade on a regional tour
The Legislature travels to Mexico last week with side trips to South Texas Fort Worth and Dallas on the agenda. Proponents say travel aids lawmaking by giving solons first hand knowledge of the state and border regions.
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United States Senate
Central America
Texas
Solons
Mexico
South Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Bryan Poultry Farms Aim for Nationally Ranked Records
Brazos county farmers build on last fall’s experience to reach peak output this year. The district’s poultry operations plan to capitalize on lessons learned and become masters of the market, projecting strong gains across the region.
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Bryan
United States
Brazos County
Senator A. E. Wood Pushes Clean Slate Prison Funding
Senator A. E. Wood of Granger argues for immediate funding to restore the prison system to solvency. He praises a clean slate but warns to keep the slate clean beyond the initial aid.
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A. E. Wood
Granger
Senate’sinance Committee
Chamber of Commerce Promotes Town Upbuilding
The chamber is described as representing all citizens and aiding town growth. It argues every resident benefits from its work and should contribute to its maintenance. It asks readers if they are a contributor and why not.
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Nmber
Associated Press
Messisa
Chamber of Commerce
the of Commerce
Fortune Sees Through Blindness, Says Bacon
A sharp gaze reveals Fortune, though blind she is not in sight. The quote reflects how perception reveals opportunities beyond appearances.
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Bacon
President Coolidge Veto of McNary Haugen Bill Praised
The president is commended for vetoing the McNary Haugen bill as it would not have benefited farmers. It sounded good to farmers but would not deliver real gains and would keep ill founded hopes alive.
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Coolidge
Local paper relies on outside ads or home merchants
A Franklin Texas reader argues a town's vitality rests on local ads. He prefers a paper funded by home merchants over dependence on outsiders, linking ad sources to views of a town as a business center.
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Franklin Texan
Texas Resource Society Urges Public Support
Statement urges Texans to back the Texas Resource Society aimed at proclaiming the state’s natural wealth and attracting capital for development. The group argues it deserves public support and its existence merits endorsement.
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Texas Resource Society
Weather’s severity eases in Bryan after widespread storms
Rain Sunday night offered only a slight respite after weeks of disastrous weather across the far west east and south. Local conditions here have remained comparatively mild this winter.
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Far West
Bryan
Dan Moody Likely to Veto Anti Amnesty Bill
The statement predicts Governor Dan Moody will veto the anti amnesty bill concerning Jim Ferguson. It argues the bill should not have passed and asserts Moody will strike it down.
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Dan Moody
Jim Ferguson
Dan
Taxing Luxuries or Hidden Securities Considered
Two methods to raise revenue are discussed taxing luxuries like tobacco or unseen stock and bonds in vaults. The piece predicts the former will be adopted. A large audience is expected at the fat stock show in the Animal Husbandry building at A. and M. College Wednesday to view potential championship cattle and livestock.
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A. and M. College
The Eagle’s Daily Task in Bryan and Community Service
The Eagle pledges to serve Bryan and the community by consistently producing the best possible newspaper. It aims to inform, uplift, and reflect local life with diligent reporting and steady dedication.
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Eagle
Bryan
Mrs. Edmonds Hosts Farewell Party for Aments
Members of the First Christian Church in Bryan gave Rev and Mrs. L. Guy Ament a farewell gathering at J. R. Edmonds house on East 27th Street. The event honored the couple as they prepare to move to Crowell Texas with gifts, flowers, and a warm devotional program.
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First Christian Church of
Bryan
J. R. Edmonds
East 27Th Street
L. Guy Ament
Crowell
Texas
D. E. Aden
J. E. Dishman
Guy P. Bittle
D.S. Buchanan
LeRoy Davidson
Gee. L. Crawford
Ament
J. W. Barton
Thief In A Car Too Slow For Him
An overnight crime tale from Bryan describes Johnny Thompson of New Orleans who tried to steal a car parked at Mrs. G. W. Emory's rooming house. He admitted intent to steal to get home and is jailed, with W. M. Collins of Kansas City aiding the arrest by grabbing the thief on the running board.
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W. M. Collins
Kansas City Co
Bryan
G. W. Emory
Johnny Thompson
New Orleans
J. H. Reed
Sepes
San Antonio
Railroad Men and Shippers Meet for Short Course
COLLEGE STATION Feb 25 A. and M. College Texas hosts the fourth short course on diseases of fresh fruits and vegetables in transit March 7 8 led by Dr J J Taubenhaus Texas Agricultural Experiment Station chief of plant pathology and physiology The program features lectures laboratory demonstrations refrigeration and a banquet with attendees including railroad men shippers and press urged to reserve hotel rooms in College Station or Bryan to attend the event
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College Station
A. and M. College of Texas
J. J. Taubenhaus
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Taubenhaus
Bryan
A. and
M. College
O. M. Ball
A. and M. College
T. O. Walton
Mad Dog Runs Amuck in Bryan
A mad dog in Bryan was killed by Harry Estill after running loose yesterday. It bit more than twenty other dogs. rabies were confirmed on examination. Some residents shot their own dogs, fearing others might be infected.
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Mad Dog
Bryan
Harry Estill
Bryan Yestrday
Free Baptists Hold Brotherhood Banquet Meeting
The Free Baptist Brotherhood banquet convened Thursday night at the Sunday School annex with numerous members in attendance. A read history of several members' lives was shared, and the meal featured baked chicken, dressing, vegetables, pineapple salad, and chocolate pie.
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Free Baptist Brotherhood
J. J. Tatum
J. L. Edge
W. G. Reynolds
W. C. Holmes
Norman Kinne
J. E. Tatum
J. R. Bullard
C. C. Edge
T. E. Evans
F. J. Boone
M. G. Buchanan
T. A. Cloud
Theo. Thomson
Milo Moore
S. G. Buchanan
J. P. Carroll
C. F. Goen
Eric Fletcher
H. S. Edge
W. H. Johnson
Kelly Franklin
C. A. Carson
Jnc. A. Henry
Griff Cloud
M. W. Tatum
Kurten Club Meet Canning Potatoes At Auditorium
The Kurten Club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting on February 23 in the auditorium. The lesson focused on canning sweet potatoes in whole sliced and ground forms under the guidance of Miss Juanita Sprott and Miss Abbie Sevier. The group discussed a prize offered by the Brazos County Chamber of Commerce for club work this year and listed attendees including Rosa Mae Bukowski and Mamie Lee Hearne.
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Kurten Club
Jaunita Sprott
A. and M. College
Abbie Sevier
Juanita Sprott
Kelley
Henderson
Rosa Mae Bukowski
Jewell Hearne
Elsie Gilpin
Lorene Keith
Lottie Valenta
Opal Terry
Carrie Yeager
Mamie Lee Hearne
Cold Cure Claims to Kill Germs Across Diseases
A claim markets a remedy for 666 colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The ad asserts the product kills germs and promises broad health protection.
Five Men Die in Humble Oil Tank Explosion at Hearne
A tank repair crew from Humble Oil Company in Hearne was inside the oil storage tank when a forge sparked a catastrophic blast. Five men W M Bland 28 E Wright 22 W N Crawford 34 C Nicholson 38 D Blair 21 were killed along with injuries to Doc Williams who survived. The $35000 tank was a total loss. Funeral services are announced with interments at Grapeland Hearne Boone Prairie.
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Humble Oil Company
Hearne
W. M. Bland
Eugene Wright
Franklin
W. N. Crawford
Grapeland
Clifford Nicholson
Dan Blair
Bland
Blair
Wright
Nicholson
Boone Prairie
Calvert
Crawford
Making Bryan A Sunday School Town Theme Of Banquet
The First Baptist church Men’s Bible Class hosted a large banquet in Bryan with a program stressing Sunday School value. Speakers included E R Alexander toastmaster Charles Crawford Rev H H McCain and Rev R E Day. Ty Cobb announced support from the Friendship Bible Class with a banquet served by Mrs A J Buchanan's class.
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Bryan
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
E. R. Alexander
Henry Locke
A. and M. College
Albert
Abner Greer
Marion Whitter
S. E. Butler
Charles Crawford
Baptist Sunday School
H. H. Williamson
Dan Moody
T. G. Watts
First Presbyterian Church
R. E. Day
W. E. Wimberly
Wimberly
H. H. McCain
Methodist Church
L. Guy Ament
The
Christian Church
Day Speaks
Conroe
Ty Cobb
Friendship Bible Class
Rice, Baker, Texas
Adolphus
A. J. Buchanan
James Paige
M. F. Thurmond
Pat Newton
H. P. Smith
Guy Harris
J. H. Binney
Shorty Halbrooks
Will Locke
Charles S. Meyers
B. H. Yeager
O. W. Kelley
E. E. Yeager
J. Coulter Smith
C. A. Harris
L. B. Locke
Sankey Park
C. C. Vick
Tom Suber
Jess Conlee
Paul Dansby
I. E. Warren
W. R. Ball
J. M. Fountain
Jess M. Cook
W. E. Neeley
L. E. Dowd
S. D. Hughes
J. W. Mathis
L. E. Ethridge
H. H. Newton
J. W. Hendricks Jr
Jack Howell
J. Webb Howell
N. A. Stewart
C. H. Gardner
E. H. Gibbons
E. E. Bullock
Harry Estill
Clyde Gregg
J. D. Wilson
Ray Love
W. H. Looney
W. C. Ruditi
L. O. Wilkerson
J. W. Payne
R. B. Grant
Lewis B. Thompson
N. L. McCullough
E. F. Parks
J. B. Sanders
Alfred Harris
J. H. Nash
William Nash
J. Tom Smith
N. F. Lockerd
J. T. Maloney
C. C. Morgan
Joe M. Spell
M. P. Holleman Jr
W. C. Fountain
A. E. Withers
F. B. Cargill
B. H. Holder
W. A. Withers
Chas
J. J. Adams
J. B. Higgs
C. H. Winkler
R. R. Tancoast
R. T. Lancaster
A. W. Buchanan
Charles H. Alvord
C. L. Benson
T. B. Wood
C. 8. Allen Jr
A. S. McSwain
James H. Pipkin
J. L. Cobb
W. H. McCork
Bill Wimberly
B. W. Nedbalek
Henry Wheeless
Frank Nedbalek
Wm. Turek
Sam Knox
Lewis Nedbalek
Jno
Third Short Course In Highway Engineering At A and M
The Civil Engineering Department of the A and M College of Texas announces March 16 17 and 18 for the third annual short course in highway engineering to be held at the college. No fees. Open to all interested in highway improvement. Prof J J Richey heads civil engineering and J T L McNew directs the program with lectures on pavement construction and material control demonstrations.
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College Station
Civil Engineering Department
The
A, and M
College of Texas
J. J. Richey
Department of Civil Engineering
J. T. L. McNew
McNew
Texas
A. and M. College
Highway Laboratory
Highway Division
Short Course on Diseases of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Dr. J J Taubenhaus announces a two day program at A and M College March 7 8 on diseases of fresh fruits in transit including lectures demonstrations and a banquet with talks by Dr O M Ball Dr T O Walton and Prof A B Conner Also noted are student scholastic ineligibility and freshman awards recipients with locations named Texarkana Decatur Bryan and Dallas Arlington names.
A and M Basketball Team Receives Letters
Six letters were awarded to the A. and M. basketball team by the Athletic Council this afternoon. Recipients include Captain S. J. Baker of Fort Worth, S. A. Clark of Whitney, W. E. Davis of Stephenville, J. W. Sikes of Leonard, and N. A. Webster.
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Athletic Council
James Sullivan
S. J. Baker
Fort Worth
S. A. Clark
Whitney
W. E. Davis
Stephenville
J. W. Sikes
Leonard
N. A. Webster
James W Wade Sr Dies Near Bryan After Long Illness
James W. Wade Sr., age 48 years 6 months 12 days, died Friday at 6 pm at the home of John Dowling three miles south of College after a two year illness. Funeral services were held at 3:30 pm today at Wellborn Cemetery conducted by the local minister.
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James W. Wade, Sr
John Dowling
College
Wellborn
Wade service held for Rev J J Tatum at Wellborn
Funeral services for Rev J J Tatum of Bryan followed by interment in Wellborn cemetery under McCulloch Dansby direction. Survivors include widow and two sons James Wade Jr and Searcy Wade, plus four brothers L F Wade T C Wade P E Wade and J H Wade all of Brazos county.
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J. J. Tatum
Bryan
Wellborn Cemetery
McCulloch-Dansby Company
Mr. Wade
James Wade Jr
Searcy Wade
L. F. Wade
T C. Wade
P. E. Wade
J. H. Wade
Brazos County
Stop That Itching With Blue Star Soap and Remedy
Stop that itching use Blue Star Soap to cleanse affected parts then apply Blue Star Remedy. It penetrates the skin kills germs stops itching and restores health. Eczema poison oak cracked skin sunburns and other sores yielded to its healing power. 60c and 1.00 a jar soap 25c. Manufactured by Star Products Co. Cameron Texas.
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Star Products Co
Cameron
Texas
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors and druggists recommend Calotabs for breaking up a cold overnight or shortening a flu attack. The purified Calotabs tablet provides the effects of calomel and salts without nausea or loss of appetite. Next morning the cold is gone, the system cleansed, and you feel ready for breakfast. Family package available with full directions for 85 cents.
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Red” Petty
Decature
J. R. Blount
St. Augustine
J. Brown
Alvord
Brooks Conover
T. C. Claudle
R. R. Dorsey
T. C. Lockett
Hydle
F. Schovell
N. A. Whitten
Dublin
V. R. Varnell
Barry
James W. Wade
Martha F
Cardus
Watkins Dealer
Bryan, Texas
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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