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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1920

Page

4

Rights of Pythias in Memorial and Flag Exercises

Bryan Lodge Knights of Pythias held a memorial service and demobilization of the lodge service flag at Lyric theater at 8 pm. Hon. Pat Neff of Waco spoke, praising Pythian ideals and the nineteen blue-star service flag. a roll call honored fallen members and the event closed with patriotic songs.

Lyric Theatre Pat M. Neff Waco Bryan Lodge Knights of Pythias Lyric Theater Bryan A. and M. College Pat Neff M. Walker A. B. O’flaherty John A. Held M. E. Wallace H. O. Ferguson Joe B. Reed W. C. Davis J. T. Maloney W. A. Chisholm John A. Moore Jno Martin W. A. Lyons N. D. Cole C. B. Hudson J. S. Caldwell E. J. Hunt J. C. Williams C. W. Stuart Willie Tucker M. R. Franklin A. J. McCallum C. A. Seale N. S. Smith John Reid A. B. Carson Julius B. Christain J. N. Dulaney C. R. Estill R. W. Nunn Milton Higgs Texas Neff Israel Bryan Lodge

Jury Panel Named for Final Week of District Court Term

The petit jury for the sixth and last week of the current district court term is listed with members including J. R. Sims J. T. Sawyer J. F. Smith H. F. Jones J. H. Weedon W. P. Means Harry Edge W. N. Risinger A. S. Ware Hugo Endler R. T. Atkins A. H. Stevener Frank Wymola Willie Gilher R. H. Holliday W. D. Lloyd W. T. Conway S. B. Cox J. A. Cahill W. R. Foster Fritz Kindt J. J. Riley Ed Graham G. J. Nedbalek C. G. Walker T. F. Carson L. L. Stephans John Nichols R. L. Davidson John Stockton J. L. Burt W. L. Moore W. B. Saunders W. H. Buchanan G. B. Shaw Guy Dansby.

Petit Jury District Court J. R. Sims J. T. Sawyer J. F. Smith H. F. Jones J. H. Weedon W. P. Means Harry Edge W. N. Risinger A. S. Ware Hugo Endler R. T. Atkins A. H. Stevener Frank Wymola Willie Gilher R. H. Holliday W. D. Lloyd W. T. Conway S. B. Cox J. A. Cahill W. R. Foster Fritz, Kindt J. J. Riley Ed Graham G. J. Nedbalek C. G. Walker T. F. Carson L. L. Stephans John Nichols R. L. Davidson John Stockton J. L. Burt W. L. Moore W. B

Woodmen Members Urged to Bring Certificates, Clerks Warn

Joe B. Reed, Clerk, issues a notice to Woodmen and Woodmen Circle members. Every member must bring certificates to the office, send them in, and sign their card. wording stresses compliance and distribution of certificates.

Joe B. Reed

Harvey School Recital Charms Harvey Texas Audience

A large Harvey Texas crowd enjoyed a school music recital and Washington program last Saturday night praised for Miss Icy Goen’s training. Notable pieces included Hal Buchanan and Ollie Fuller in Little Playmates and Edgar Peters Jr. with Alta Williams in Umbrella Song.

McSwain Brothers Mr. Dowling Wellborn Vesta Pate Olga Morehead Dave Thompson Lily Davidson Misses Freedman Dorothy Davy Annie Dyess Bettie Murril Staggs Sulah Roane J. C. Davidson Jim Powers W. T. Wood Nathan Cothany Ruthie Freeman Wood Wharton Cotham Allen Dyess

Brazos County Farmers Market Association Formed

I M Cook announces a new cooperative Brazos County Marketing Association with a 2500 capital stock, five dollar shares, controlled by farmers. The group invites subscriptions, names stock committee members, urges all cotton farmers to own one share, and calls a stockholders meeting at the Bryan courthouse on April 10 at 2 p.m. to elect a board and finalize the organization.

Brazos County Court House I. M. Cook J. J. Kasiska Kurten J. G. Gilpin J. L. Cobb Tabor John Battle Millican E. H. Astin Bryan W. E. Graham Wellborn J. C. Lloyd Reliance E. J. Payne Edge Chas DeStefano Steeles Pres

Supreme Court Strikes Down Tax on Stock Dividends

The 1916 income tax act provision taxing as income stock dividends declared from earnings after March 1, 1913 was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court

Personal Mentions Fill City Day With Visitors

A flurry of local and nearby residents visited the city today from Wixon Reliance Pitts Bridge Zack Steep Hollow Harvey Kurten Madisonville Wellborn and other nearby locales. Delegates to the American Cotton Association were named with J Webb Howell and H B McDowell among Bryan residents chosen for the Montgomery Alabama gathering March 9 to 12.

J. H. White Wixon Harrison Lindsey Reliance J. R. Greee Pitts Bridge Cy Koontz Zack T. A. Hensarling Steep Hollow W. R. Goen Harvey J. P. Gilpin Solon Morgan Kurten W. L. Turner Madisonville Dallas John Mathis W. E. Gandy Wellborn J. S. Byars Independence R. M. Dansby Joe Tatman Millican Albert Goodman Parker-Astin Hardware Co J. L. Goodman Franklin Hobby Messrs. J. Webb Howell H. B. McDowell Bryan American Cotton Association Montgomery Alabama South Texas E. A. Peters J. D. Goen Will Riley L. B. Simpson W. H. Burt Eagle James J. Ray Mumford Homer Bond Velma Louise Iola

New Gingham Dresses and Silk Hosiery at Sale Prices

Our Dry Goods Department announces a large assortment of Ladies and Misses Gingham Dresses in sizes to fit all figures with prices from 3.50 to 1.65. New Middy Blouses at 2.25 to 1.75, Children's Gingham Dresses from 2.45 to 1.50, and a vast stock of Laces Embroidery and transfers at sharply reduced yard prices. Also new lines of Children's Spring Pumps, Ladies Black White Hose at 25 20 or 5 per pair, Silk Hose at 65 50 39 cents, Silk or Wool Skirts and Wash Skirts from 5.50 to 1.50, 50 dozen Waists in veil organza silk georgette crepe de chine at 4.50 3.98 2.75 1.98, Scrim yard 25, Veil stripes assorted colors, Rib Hose for Misses and Children at 39 29 25 15 cents.

Be Baeprer Reese Senla Wee

Bargain Stock of Shoes and Oxfords Arrives

A new large shipment of Shoes Oxfords and Slippers arrives with many items priced well below values. Ladies slippers and kids Oxfords feature deep discounts from 1.98 to 5.98, men’s dress and work shoes from 1.98 to 6.50, and children’s slippers and canvas shoes offered at bargain rates.

George Edge Announces Candidacy for Precinct 2

George P. Edge, son of former county commissioner W. L. Edge, announces candidacy for county commissioner of Precinct No 2 in the July Democratic primary. He cites a history in Brazos County, business success, and a pledge to apply strict financial management and fair representation to all precinct residents. The Eagle presents his candidacy for voters to consider.

Eagle George P. Edge Edge W. L. Edge Brazos County Commissioners

Blanchard and Nitch Tie The Knot In Bryan

L. M. Blanchard of Houston and Miss Minnie Nitch of Bryan were married on Saturday afternoon March 6 at the court house with Judge Hamilton officiating. The bride is the daughter of Charley Nitch and has lived in Bryan all her life. The groom is a federal student at A and M College and has made many friends in this city.

Julius Christian Navasota J. B. Gleissner Hearne W. H. McVey Minter Springs J. H. White Wixon Church R. H. Seale Benchley John Battle Millican Albert Hanneman Brazos Bottom John M. Moore Charley Pressnal Tabor C. L. Baker Telephone Exchange Wellborn Bryan Commissioners Court Court House Maloney C. A. Buchanan F. H. Pool John Sabo Chas. DiStafino J. D. Musgrove Lora Eula Idell Minnie Ellis Hollis Madison County J. W. Burrows A. J. Edwards Cawthon Kurten Eagle Jas. Wilson, Jr Normangee L. M. Blanchard Houston Minnie Nitch Hamilton Charley Nitch A. and M. College Blanchard

Grupe Promoted to City Manager Post

A Cleburne news item reports George Grupe appointed city manager of Brownsville at a salary of 5000 dollars a year. Grupe previously directed the power plant at A and M College and many friends in College and here congratulate him.

Cleburne George Grupe Brownsville

666 Cure Claims for Malaria and Fevers Highlighted

A claim states that 666 has proven it will cure malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe, presenting a bold remedy assertion without scientific backing.

OFlaherty Buys Tyler Tribune From Dabney White

Former Eagle Printing Company president O Flaherty travels to Tyler after purchasing the Tyler Tribune from Dabney White. He will delay moving his family to Tyler for several weeks.

A. B. O'Flaherty The Eagle Printing Company Tyler Tyler Tribune Dabney White Mr. O'Flaherty

Caddo Mebane Seeds Advertise Cotton for Sale

Caddo Mebane Cotton Seed Farms of Caddo Oklahoma advertises cotton seeds for sale in three bushel bags at three dollars per bushel. The notice appears under Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company. tfida wk

Caddo Mebane Cotton Seed Farms Caddo Okla Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Company Tfida&wk

666 Quick Remedy for Colds and Related Ailments

Advertisement notes 666 quickly relieves colds and la grippe, constipation, biliousness, loss of appetite and headaches with a listed mix likely sold as a patent remedy. No dates or places given. The claim centers on rapid relief across several common symptoms.

Organized Ladies Aid Forms at Wellborn Church

A committee from First Baptist church organized a Ladies Auxiliary at Wellborn. Officers include Mrs. George F. Lee president and Mrs. W. E. Graham vice president with Mrs. L. B. Williams secretary and Mrs. Jolly Jones treasurer. Vivian Royder and Icy Barron chair social service. First meeting held at Mrs. Lee’s home with refreshments.

First Baptist Church Wellborn George F. Lee W. E. Graham L. B. Williams Jolly Jones Vivian Royder Icy Barron Lee

Advertisement in the Daily and Weekly Eagle

An insertion from the Daily and Weekly Eagle showcases a public notice style ad. The feature highlights a local business opportunity with timing and contact details, framed as a classic newspaper classified snippet. The tone mirrors mid century community outreach, focusing on immediacy and clarity.

Daily Weekly Eagle

Brazos County eyed Potato Curing Plant plans by Lavender Co

Brazos County considers a potato curing plant with plans offered by J. F. Lavender & Co. for farmers and business leaders to pursue. The ad-like note promotes Rub-My-Tism as a powerful antiseptic for injuries and skin issues.

Brazos County J. F. Lavender & Co

Rub My Tism Pain Relief Ad Description

An old time patent medicine boast promotes Rub My Tism as a powerful pain killer. It claims to ease rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related aches with lingering relief and general soreness reduction.

Good roads in Brazos County boost farm values and markets

The improved road network in Brazos County is expected to raise farm values and expand marketing facilities for farmers and local businesspeople.

Brazos County

Special Bargains in Stock and To Arrive

Advertises large stock items with low per yard prices including Percale 29c, Ginghams 35c claim, Ladies House Dress Ginghams 2.50 value at 50 doz, Gauze Black Hose 50 per pair, Spool Cotton 25 per doz, Men’s Black Hose 25c, Men’s Blue Work Shirts 19 1 2 to 22 1 2c. Indicates quantities and unit prices for quick sale.

Men's and Boys' Furnishings Bargains Across the Board

A large sale lists men's and boys wear including blue and brown drawers at 65c, Nainsook union suits at 1.15, heavy working hose and color hose priced down, work shirts from 89c to 1.48, fancy dress shirts 1.25, boys blouses and knee pants up to 5.50, 4.98, 3.98, 2.98, 1.98, and 1.49, with hats caps and tennis shoes offered in multiple sizes.

Madras

Spring and Summer Hats Savings at Local Millinery

Our millinery department features ready to wear hats for spring and summer for women girls and children at about a third less than rival prices of 8 10 and 12 dollars per hat. See our line and assure yourself your hat will look as good as those paying much more. When you buy here you always get a bargain.

Ex Governor Colquitt backs Bailey in bid for at large delegate

Former Governor O B Colquitt aligns with Bailey and intents to be a strong opponent of Hobby for the delegate at large seat. He says he remains with Bailey in every detail and has opposed Wilson, urging a firm opponent to the governor.

Austin Texas O. B. Colquitt Bailey Hobby Colquitt Wilson

Echo praise for Bryan Daily Eagle editor Lee Rountree

Sulphur Springs Echo cites multiple copies of the Bryan Daily Eagle edited by Lee J. Rountree, praising the quality of the paper and his editorial work. The letter from J. S. Bagwell in Sulphur Springs lauds the Eagle as one of Texas best papers.

the Echo Bryan Daily Eagle Lee J. Rountree Rountree The Eagle Texas J. S. Bagwell Sulphur Springs Echo

John Sabo Seeks Re‑Election as County Commissioner

The Eagle announces John Sabo as a candidate for re election to county commissioner from Precinct 2, pending the July Democratic primary. Sabo praises his open record, notes one missed term due to influenza, highlights efforts to repair roads, and pledges continued service to roads bridges schools and county interests.

Eagle John Sabo Sabo Mr. Sabo

Voters Urged to Consider in Daily Eagle Call to Read

The Daily Eagle urges readers to consider voter choices and read the paper daily for guidance. The message emphasizes ongoing civic engagement and informed participation in elections.

The Daily Eagle

Weather Woes Persist as Texas Town Seeks Rain

Prospect Texas reports continued bad weather with drought relief hoped for. Community health is good though church services were canceled due to cold, and Sunday school failed. Several residents visit Bryan or Rock Prairie relatives while local social life continues with gatherings and visits.

Ida Myrtle Free Bryan Lizzie Beal Ruby Huddleston Ross Bond Rock Prairie Moses Free College Station Free Bullah Bond Lena Free Mr. Richie Larun Richie Wixon

Caddo Oklahoma Seed Price Listed by Bryan Oil and Fertilizer

The notice lists Caddo Mebane cotton seed price at 3 per bushel and Caddo Oklahoma seed cost at 2.75 per bushel as a 1921 planting guide from Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company.

Caddo Okla Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Company Tf Da&wk

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Red Brass County Red Cross Leach Harryett Mayo Searcy Hattie White Grace and Trya Morgan Lillian McLendon Maude Bookout Ray Taylor Minnie Cahill Bernadine McKnight Ethel Evans Susie Sanders Hettie Franklin Vesta Turner Mina Graham Dell Griffith Irma Cloud Zora Mims Bella Locke Gussie Brockman Marguerite Stephens Leila Ewing Etta Peters Harvey News Farmers Marketing Association S. H. Seale and Ross T. J. Cross Sam Bunn Wheelock J. H. Lawless W. A. Cooner Koppe P. L. Barron and Son Enoch Holland C. B. McGregor W. A. Smith Our Dry Goods Department Tuck U. S. Army George Edge Blanchard-Nitch MR. Grupe France Paris Germany M. Bonneville Main Street Millinery Department the Daily Eagle Prospect News
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