Dr Tanquary Explains Habits of the Cotton Boll Weevil
College Station Texas March 6 History and life habits of the cotton boll weevil were described by Dr M C Tanquary chief of the division of entomology at Texas A and M College He warned against viewing the pest as a blessing and traced its origin spread and enormous economic impact along with life cycle and control methods focusing on field destruction and habitat burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
College Station
Texas
M. C. Tanquary
Division of Entomology of
Texas A. and
M. College
Tanquary
United States
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Gulf Coast
Oklahoma
Atlantic Ocean
Alabam
Enterprise
Coffee County
Annare
Laval
Evangelist Crimm Holds Big Meeting at College
Rev. B. B. Crimm preached at Guion Hall on College Sunday to about 250 students and faculty. His pep filled message urged a balanced life for students and a strong spiritual commitment. The Baptist pastor invited rededication, with more than 125 responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Crimm
Bryan
Guion Hall
Jesus Christ
Great Rotary Meet for Mineral Wells
Prof. Gabe Cazell returns to Bryan from Mineral Wells to direct music for the State Convention of Rotary Clubs. With one third of Texas clubs heard from, 700 representatives are reported. He invites Gov. George Holmgreen of San Antonio to stop in Bryan en route to Mineral Wells. Editor Sam E. Miller of the Index is active in arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Cazell
Bryan
Mineral Wells
Rotary Clubs
Cazell
Texas Club
George Holmgreen
San Antonio
Sam E. Miller
The
Index
Rotary Club 6000 Weekly Meeting in Bryan
Mr John A. Moore Jr chaired the Bryan Rotary Club weekly meeting held Wednesday. Maudames d& Steener read, piano by Hendrix Conway, Mrs W C Davis sang with her mother H O Boatwright. Dr W R Bizzell quoted The Rotarian on Rotary value and good across the country. Attendees included T K Law, M E Wallace, W R Fairman, R O Allen, Law Henderson, Eberstadt, Ernest Moore, Lawrence Parker, W B Bizzell, John A Moore, Mayor Haswell, John M Lawrence, Dr B Yowibelood, Coach D X Bible, A L Wilson, W S Barron, J F Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Moore, Jr
Bryan Rotary Club
Maudames d& Steener
Hendrix Conway
W. C Davis
H. O. Boatwright
W. RB. Bizzell
Rotary
T. K. Lawrece
M. E. Wallace
W. R. Fairmar
R. O. Allen
Law Henderson
S. E. Eberstadt
Ernest Moore
Lawrence Parker
W. B. Bizzell
John A. Moore
Tyler Haswell
John M Lawrence
B. Yowibelood
D. X. Bible
of College
A. L. Wilson
W. S. Barron
J. F. Holder
Cuest
Brazos County Records Five Automobile Transfers
Five automobile transfers in Brazos County were recorded since February 15 in the office of County Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth. Transfers include W. E. Blackshear to J. E. Stanford a Dodge touring car and Patrick Dalton to C. S. Jones, Oak McKenzie to E. W. Wilkins, Stanley F. Machos to J. T. Denena, and B. W. Wiley to Stanley F. Machos all for Ford touring cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
W. E. Blackshear
J. E. Stanford
Dodge Touring Car
Patrick Dalton
C. S. Jones
Ford Touring
Oak McKenzie
E. W. Wilkins
Stanley F. Machos
J. T. Denena
B. W. Wiley
Practices to reduce boll weevil damage in cotton growing
The article outlines essential cotton culture practices to minimize boll weevil harm. It urges optimal seed bed conditions, use of fertilizer on suitable soils, planting early maturing varieties, and thorough cultivation to control weeds and speed growth. If widely adopted, these practices could greatly lessen boll weevil damage.
Planting Time Tied to Spring's Full Arrival
R. L. Jones of Steep Hollow said he plans corn planting around March 10 to April 10 depending on the season. He noted birds singing signals spring and dismisses the ground hog story, judging weather by its performance rather than an alleged shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Jones
Steep Hollow
Mr. Tones
Rev Crimm Holds Taylor Meeting En Route to Bryan
Rev B B Crimm evangelist who spoke in Taylor last fall passed through Taylor on Thursday en route to Bryan. A large number of local friends gathered at the station to greet him and his party. The Bryan meeting will be led by Rev John A Held pastor of the First Baptist church of Bryan and former pastor here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Texas
B. B. Crimm
Bryan
John A. Held
First Baptist Church of
Automatic Voting Machine Considered for Texas Capitol
The Texas Legislature debated buying an automatic voting machine costing 30000 to speed roll calls. Five such devices operate in New York Wisconsin and at the National Capitol in Washington. Proponents say it cuts time from ten to fifteen minutes per vote to about fifty seconds and could save days of session time. A special committee was appointed to study installation in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Texas
Austin
New York
Wisconsin
National Capitol
Washington
Congress
P. Brasford
Lee Rountree
Brazos County
Hill
Wheeler
House
Committee On Rules
Rountree
Dinkle
Thomas
In Memoriam For George Hoffner Local Union Resolution
A memorial notice records the death of George Hoffner on February 18 1922 at age 57. He served five years as a member and once presided over Local Union 1855 MB of C and J of A. The resolution notes his loyalty civic service and asks publication in the Bryan Daily Eagle and minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffner
Hoffner
Brother Hoffner
Union 1855
Tocal
Bryan Naily Eagle
J. R. Witt
TL A Runting
B. T. Pool
Passing of George Boone Franklin in Benchley Texas
Benchley Texas March 7. George Boone Franklin born November 20, 1861 died February 24, 1922 at age 60. He served 20 years as agent and operator for the H and T C Railroad and 31 years a Benchley resident. He married Florence Toler in 1886 and they had seven children, five living and two deceased. Survived by three grandchildren, two sisters and one brother. He was mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Henry Rice
Benchley
Texas
George Boone Franklin
Ryan Hospital
Yeyond
G. B. Franklin
H. and
T. C. Railroad
Florence Toler
H. L. Franklin
Toler Franklin
California
Jesse Franklin
Lavenia Merka
Clarence Franklin
Wheelock
Temple
Lizzie Boone
Mexico
New Mexico
L. W. Bush
McKinney
Will Franklin
Joshua
Ladies of Guild give luncheon to 30 cadets
The ladies of St. Andrew's Church hosted a luncheon for about 30 A. and M. Episcopal cadets at the parish house after Sunday services. Dishes were prepared by listed parish women and assisted by several young girls. E. M. Freeman, president, led a brief club meeting with several business reports. about 30 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
M. Episcopal
Mesdames
M. B. Parker
T. K. Lawrence
John E. Astin
E. B. la Roche
Ernest Moore
J. A. McQueen
J. A. McKenzie
H. N. June
Priscilla Sims
Gertrude Sims
Patty Sims
Marys Beers
Mary Fraps
Rosemary June
E. M. Freeman
St. Andrew’s Club
Brother of McCaghren visits Bryan as Illness Deepens
R P McCaghren of Livingston arrived in Bryan to be with his ill brother W S McCaghren on College Avenue. Mrs W S McCaghren learned last night her sister Toney Rizzotto of Dallas was seriously ill and died at 6 am this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaghren
R. P. McCaghren
Livingston
Bryan
W. S. MecCaghren
College Avenue
W. S. McCaghren
Toney Rizzotto
Dallas
Belton Social Visit Notes At Baine Home
Mrs Ernest Hillyer of Belton visits daughter Miss Louise Hill yer and stays with Mr and Mrs FE H Baine at their West 25th Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hillyer
Belton
Louise Hillyer
FE. H. P. Baine
West 25Th Street
Allen given two year suspended sentence for assault
Ed Allen a Bryan negro was given two years suspended sentence for assault to murder another man named Brown about three months ago near Wixon Lake in Brazos Bottom. He pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver and was fined $140 with costs. He shot Brown once. This was the last docket case of the week and the jury was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Allen
Bryan
Murer
Brown
Brazos Bottom
Wixon Lake
Allen
Bryan Band Marks Franklin Trade Day With Civic Concert
Bryan Junior No 1 band performed in Franklin on Monday as part of Trade Day celebrations. A first class street concert drew crowds, and an excellent luncheon for the band was hosted by the Franklin Commercial Club. About 50 dollars was raised to buy uniforms for the summer season. Attending were G J Nedbalek, Louis Slovacek, Roy Hudspeth and band members Bennie Nedbalek Albert Nedbalek David Bunning Harry Dishman Charles Edge Ed Jancik Horace Seale Sam Knox Willie Sebesta Reed Mitchell Loui Nedbalek Frank Nedbalek Glen Cloud Ian Crenshaw Royal Martin Roy Solomon Ignace Kulak Verne Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Franklin
G. J. Nedbalek
Louis Slovacek
Roy Hudspeth
Bennie Nedbalek
Albert Nedbalek
David Bunning
Harry Dishman
Charles Edge
Ed Jancik
Horace Seale
Sam Knox
Willie Sebesta
Reed Mitchell
Loui Nedbalek
Frank Nedbalek
Glen Cloud
Ian Crenshaw
Royal Martin
Roy Solomon
Ignace Kulak
Verne Adams
Oak McKenzie Jr Injured in Hearne Car Crash
Hon Oak McKenzie and his son Oak Jr left early Friday to meet Mr McKenzie's father in Hearne when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Dr Cummings of Hearne. Oak Jr suffered deep cuts to head and neck but other occupants were not seriously hurt. Dr Cummings aided the injured youth and he may be brought home tomorrow if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak McKenzie
Oak Jr
Mr. MecKenzie
Hearne
Dr. Cummings
Oak, Jr
Six New Automobiles Bought in Brazos County
Six new automobiles have been registered in Brazos County by Tax Collector Roy Hudsoneth since February 15. Owners include Tom Keneeny driving a Ford touring car sold by Chambers-Wilson. George F. Freeman with a Dodge touring car sold by J. F. Oates. Forrest Jones with a Ford roadster sold by Chambers-Wilson. A M Krus with a Ford touring car sold by Chambers-Wilson. A L Huebner with a Ford roadster sold by Chambers-Wilson. M F Vito vil with a Ford coupe sold by Chambers-Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hudsneth
Brazos County
Tom Keneeny
Chambers-Wilson
George F. Freeman
J. F. Oates
Forrest Jones
A. M. Krus
Chambers- Wilson
A. L. Huebner
M. F. Vitovil
Tanlac Transforms Man Says E C Bayne Endorses
E C Bayne of 124 South Honore Street Chicago reports Tanlac made him a new man and credits the remedy as the world's most famous system builder. He urges others to feel fine as nature intends, and to obtain Tanlac at good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Bayne
South Honore St
Chicago
Tanlac
Nature
Taniac
Cemetery Association Boosts Membership Drive in Bryan
Mrs J B Astind and Mrs P Covey lead committees to secure annual memberships for the Bryan Cemetery Association. The official list published in the Daily Eagle includes numerous local volunteers and donors from Texas cities like San Antonio and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Astind
Pagar Covey
Bryan Cemetery Association
Ofnccal
Daily Eagle
R. 5. Teylor
Minnie Tahill
S. M. Yaldrop
Parl Swancoat
Paul Swancoat
Marion Foote
A. S. Ware
Minnie Estill
Wallace Peverley
J. M. Gordon
W. D. Lawrence
T. Lawrence
Allen Smith
Ernest Moore
T. K. Lawrence
Winifred McSwearingen
E. Cuenther
Hereford Bulls Exhibit Parade in Bryan
Four registered Hereford bulls owned by H. W. Moehlman of Bryan were paraded through Bryan streets at 11 50 Saturday en route to the Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth State Fair March 9. The prize animals, weighing 1570, 1230, 1100, and 1120 pounds, were brought from A and M College as part of Moehlman’s herd of 19 on his farm southwest of the city. Hundreds of Brazos county farmers observed the display and praised the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Moehlman
Bryan
Fort Worth
A. & M. College
Brazos County
Moehlman
Mrs Sankey Park Improves After Illness
Friends of Mrs. Sankey Park report she has greatly improved from a recent illness, bringing relief to her family and local community.
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Evangelist Crimm
Rotary Club
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
O'S
Fred Ashby
Thedford’s
Thedford
Grimm
Ladies’ OF Guild
Bryan Band
Oak McKenzie, JR
Ore
Cemetery Association
Hereford
Wrigley
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