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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

7

Senate Hazing Inquiry Concludes At Agricultural College

The Senate hazing committee heard final testimony from President Bizzeil and Commandant Ashburn. Officials said paddling is decreasing and that the moral tone at the college is higher, with seniors supervising cadet officers. Dr Otto Ehlinger, a witness, died of heart failure last Monday. Committee report expected in days.

Valias SuUsun Xas Marco o.—Vetlaus Ala Buwlunsuaaliol Senate Vr. W. Bs. Kizzeil Ike Ashpurn Hous Officilais Parr Bizzell Ashburn Otto Ehlinger

Reed Wipprecht Promoted to Captain

Mr and Mrs Walter Wipprecht receive congratulations as their son Reed Wipprecht advances from First Lieutenant to Captain in the U S Army. Stationed at Camp Travis San Antonio with the cavalry division he met promotion requirements announced by the War Department. Reared in Bryan he enjoys support from many friends and reflects honor on his hometown.

Walter Wipprecht Reed Wipprecht U.S. Army Wipprecht Camp Travis San Antonio Cavalry Division War Department Bryan Chas. A. Felker Fort Worth J. W. Ridgeway Wade Cox King Viion Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society Beaumont Frances Middlington Mildred Snow Alex James Burkmyer Thomas Gallinger Houston W. E. Foster Ursuline Avenue Joe Howard Gertrude Turner A. S. Dinman W. R. Sanders C. M. Bell Brownwood J. Allen Myres EB. J. Jenkins de Lay First Methodist Church J. Adams H. C. Willis

European press wary of Harding policies in Europe

Paris papers react to the American administration, seeing a move from a precarious situation to worse prospects. They criticise President Harding for not taking a clear stand on key European affairs, signaling concern over U S policy.

Paris Europe Harding

Former Bryan Resident E E Talmadge Dies in Amarillo

E. E. Talmadge, longtime editor at The Galveston News and former Bryan resident, died yesterday in Amarillo after a short illness. He had worked in Marshall and Bryan before moving to Amarillo and is survived by his wife two daughters and cousin L. C. Talmadge of Houston. Funeral services are planned for Sunday in Amarillo.

E. E. Talmadge Bryan Eagle Amarillo George Lee New York Marie Talmadge Talmadge Galveston News Marshall Marshall Messenger Talmade Bryan Fogle Bryan L. C. Talmadge Houston Pauline Martin Navasota Elizabeth Boriskie San Angelo Santa Anna Texas Eberstadt Dallas

Tick Eradication In Brazos County Dipping Begins March 15

March 15 marks the start of systematic cattle dipping in Brazos County with all vats charged beforehand and any cattle owner urged to dip by that date. Vats will dip every 14 days and all cattle, horses, mules or asses must be dipped unless otherwise notified. Movement of cattle requires permits from the county inspector, and moving cattle without a permit will be prosecuted. Also notes a stray red heifer LN branded on the right hip missing from Cavitt's pasture near March 1.

Brazos County J. A. Wilkinson U. S. Department Agriculture B. A Cavitt ELF. Parks

Dry Goods Sale Delivers Bargains on Yardage and Apparel

Local store touts reduced prices on Percale yardage, unbleached Domestic, Linen Finish Suiting, colored Organdie, Madrass, Cotton Checks and more. They offer new Ladies Skirts, Middy Blouses, House Dresses, Tennis Oxfords, and men and boys overalls, khaki pants, shirts, and jumpers at substantial discounts.

House Furnishings Bargains Arrive in Store

New stock includes dish pans at 75c 49c and 85c tin wash pans 20c 15c 10c large granite dish pans 2.00 value for 1.25 wash tubs from 1.48 down to 1.00 milk tin buckets 35c 29c Steve shovels 10c slop jars 1.00 tin sifter 25c tin pie plates chairs seats 10c 15c window shades 75c table oil cloth 89c per yard cups and saucers set 1.10.

Steve

Gresham Mother Credits Tanlac for Health Restoration

Mrs. Alice Gresham Dodd mother of Corporal Jas B. Gresham the first American soldier killed in France reports a complete health recovery after a period of breakdown following her son's death. She cites Tanlac as the key remedy and praises its effect on indigestion rheumatism nerves and sleep with sales noted in Bryan by N A Stewart and other druggists.

Alice Gresham Dodd France Jas. B. Gresham Gresham Indiana Taniac Bryan N. A. Stewart

Dip ping dates for various vats released by inspectors

The notice lists start dates for regular dipping at multiple vats with a biweekly cadence. Entries include Jones and Wickes March 17, Rock Prairie March 18, Goen March 22, Williams March 25, and many others such as Peters March 15 and Jones Bros March 22, under supervision of J A Wilkinson and Swancocat from federal and state agriculture agencies.

Jones and Wickes Rock Prairie Goen Williams Harvey Peters Carl Jones and Eden Leonard McDonald Jas. Wilson Vick Bros Edge Hanover Cottonwood Kelley Gin Wilcox Macy Buchanan Odom Jones Bros Prenzel Stevener Gurley Kurten Bottom Tabor Bowman Clay Straub Peach Creek Barkers Prairie Dunlap Truett Allen Farm Millian Rodgers Lawrence Poor Farm Will Andrews Leonard School House Steep Hollow Buchanan and Morgan Cameron Ranch Glen View Rasprim Dowling Seal Thompson Creek Smetana Sims Gin

Personal mentions mix visitors in Bryan and surrounding areas

Saturday and Monday notices list numerous visitors and residents in Bryan from nearby towns. Names include J G McDonald and J K Presnal, plus Mrs D W Bouly, Rudolph Kopecky, J F Stroub, J W Crenshaw, Victor Todaro, W F E Graham, A L Ford, and others visiting for conferences, family visits, or shopping.

J. G. McDonald Aanderson Bankers-Farmers Congress Ralph Howell J. K. Presnal Tabor D. W. Bouliy Temple 4. M. Green L. C. Wooten Steen Hollow Rudolph Kopecky Rye J. F. Stroub Stroub Bryan J. W. Crenshaw Reliance Victor Todaro Smetana W. FE. Graham Rock Prairie A. L. Ford Millican W. R. Goen C. F. Goen Preston Harvey J. H. Tobias Steep Hollow W. R. Fairman Waco Margaret Ann W. R. Fairman Sr C. A. Long H. B. Jamison Dallas Incarnation Church Elsie Lowe Jessie Bond Prospect Lizzie Mathis J. S. Williams Clarence Williams Joe Sample Susie Maggie Benbow Cottonwood Taylor Jones Ralph Dunn Billie Mason Fort Worth W. E. Parker Dunn Charles H. Mills Corsicana Wheelock J. M. Dunn Mina Graham W. E. Graham

Wandby Steamer Crashes on Maine Coast in Fog

The large freight steamer Wandby bound for Algiers from Portland struck rocks at Walker's Point in heavy fog near Kennebunkport Maine. The captain misjudged location, believing they were at the Kennebec River mouth, radio reports say.

Kennebunport Maine Algiers Portland Walker’s Point Kennebec River

Bryan High Girls Win Two Games

Bryan High girls beat Consolidated School 19 to 17 and Steep Hollow 12 to 7 in a Friday double header at Bryan High. Mary Henry and Ruth Henry led Bryan with strong forward and guard play while the Consolidated and Steep Hollow teams showed solid defense and teamwork.

Bryan High School Bryan High Girls Consolidated School College High School Steep Hollow Consolidated Bryan Bryar Mary Henry Constance Bradbury Priscilla Sims Emma Merka Ruth Henry Annie Merka Zelma Chrstian Eloise Smith Lucille Todd Edna Hopper Inez German Dorothy Brooch Katye Hail J. Holligan

Louisiana Rail Rates Increased by Interstate Commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission orders Louisiana railroads to raise state passenger and freight rates to align with federal levels. Voters in the district will decide if bonds totaling 1000 dollars, issued for a school building project, should be repaid by property taxes, with a two year maturity and annual interest.

Associated Press Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Louisiana Axuty Taarle Evliws S Gus County Commissioners Court Qais County Sherift Brazos Srtenire & Ate Ore Nm - Tbr

Secretary Eberstadt Addresses Calvert Chamber Meeting

Secretary Eberstadt returned from Calvert where he addressed the Chamber of Commerce at their annual meeting last night. Mrs Maggie Barry speaks at the Health Center this afternoon at 2 o clock on Posture and Health.

Eberstadt Calvert Chamber of Commerce Maggie Barry

Tribute to Tracy Williams as a beloved youngster in Harvey

The community mourns Tracy Williams a nearly fifteen year old faith filled Free Will Baptist and model youth. His funeral at Bethel cemetery drew a large crowd and featured affectionate tributes from friends and family. His loss prompts reflection on a life well lived and the impact of his character on neighbors and relatives.

Harvey Tex Tracy Willims Tracy Free Will Baptist Church Old Oaks Bethel Cemetery Chas. Bullock Sam Aubrey Pate Ira Ottie Kelley Grady Kirkanan Edgar Peters Jr Alta Williams Harry Wayne Eunice Graham Robt. Etheridge Richard Calvin War Department Jno. Dyess Chester Bruce France Thurston Etheridge Thurston Coleview Fayette Etheridge Vride Green Buchanan Hal Felton Buchanan

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