Locals Wednesday visit many towns and cities
Mrs. J. E. C. Sanders went to San Antonio today on a visit to relatives and friends. Rev. M. Dumbrowski returned to Anderson yesterday after a short visit to Rev. Father Gleissner. Many residents are in Bryan on business or visiting relatives from Houston, Dallas, Waco, Wellborn, Benchley, and other nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen de Maret
Corsicana
B. H. Knox
Houston
Emmett Cole
Matt Riordan
Franklin
C. Nordstrom
Moreauville
C. B. Sanders
Howth
New Orleans
Chester Peters
Mart
T. W. Worley
T. W. Bechtelheimer
Denver
Colo
M. Dumbrowski
Anderson
Father
Local residents visit the city on Friday
Friday visitors include Jimmy Cahill of Smetana and J S Jenkins of Mumford on business. John H Ferguson of Harvey and Dr and Mrs G L Lea of Harvey are guests in the city. Mrs W E Sampson of Millican and Mrs W P Jones with Erastus Jones travel from Harvey to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Cahill
Smetana
Kelly
Kurten
Lottie Blanton
Harvey
J. S. Jenkins
Mumford
John H. Ferguson
G. L. Lea
W. E. Sampson
Millican
W. P. Jones
Erastus Jones
Local residents visit and travel noted in city listings
Saturday updates show Yardley of Harvey and J. D. Jones of Harvey in the city. A. S. Adams traveled to Mexia on business while W. T. Horton of Reliance and F. G. Proudfoot went to Houston on business yesterday. Wiley Kelly from Cottonwood and Henry Wickes returning from Hillsboro were in or near the city. Mrs. J. A. D. Robinson of Wixon, George E. Hadley of Taylor, Mrs. S. Cohen of Beaumont and Mrs. S. J. Barnes of Benchley are visiting relatives here or guests in the area. Frank Stasney visits from his home near College and Mrs. C. S. Marshall of San Antonio is visiting relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Martin
Bastrop
Mr. Martin
John Robinson
T. W. Frame
Tom Cross
Will Henry
District Court
Robert Martin
Turner Hotel
Union Hotel
C. A. Brinkley
J. T. Anderson
Westrymite Paving Company
Houston
Harmony Quartet
Bryan
Carnegie Hall
City National Bank
M. H. Gray
Fort Worth
Midland
el Paso
Kentucky
George W. Fowler
W. H. Benbow
Harris School
Benbow
W. S. Collard
W. F. Collard
O. S. Johnson
Henry Rohde
Johnson-Rohde Garage
C. M. Bethany
Hempstead
J. A. Gibbs
Madisonville
W. F. Gibbs
H. G. Wilkerson
San Angelo
A. B. Carr Jr
John
L. L. McCrary
W. O. Taylor
Iola
T. J. Preston
Roger
Teague
Alice Bruton
Hearne
J. S. Doane
W. H. Brogdon
Dallas
Tabor
G. W. C. Norwood
Eufala
Wellborn
Co. M. Bradbury
Franklin
J. H. Conway
J. C. Hill
Waco
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
George Lee
Vicksburg
J. C. Scott
J. F. Crenshaw
Irma
Jessie
Cottonwood
Nettie
Irene Crawford
Millican
Henry Crenshaw
Mattie Scrimpshire
Ennis
Marguerite Hickey
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Bryan Hospital
B. S. Read
Norman Stewart
Read & Stewart Drug Store
W. L. Boyett
Galveston
Lillie Tidrow
W. T. Horton
Reliance
F. G. Proudfoot
Wiley Kelly
Henry Wickes
Hillsboro
George E. Hadley
Taylor
S. Cohen
Beaumont
Ben Marwill
S. J. Barnes
Benchley
Frank Stasney
College
C. S. Marshall
San Antonio
E. L. Bradley
M. R. Newnham
Ray Hampton
D. ¢. Myers
T. A. Adams
New Orleans
John B. Cavitt
Marlin
Arch Robinson
Rev
L. M. Cole
Walter Higgs
Rufus Meekins
Carl Trant
Keith
H. B. McDowell
Cliff A. Adams
Fred Cargill
Dee
Harvey
Grace Ramsey
Felix Berry
Georgetown
J. J. Barto
West
W. H. McVey
McVey Thomas
Minter Springs
Ross Brogdon
Montgomery
J. A. Taft
Eunice Wilson
Bryan Baptist Academy
Rosse
H. C. Robinson Jr
W. T. James
J.S. Doane
Jim Henry
J. L. Rains
L. Sandifer
Tobe Tobias
Steep Hollow
Jack Baxter
Navasota
O. L. Wilcox
Morgan Cross
Otto Boehme
J. E. Bullock
W. C. Warren
Wheelock
Hugh Looney
Branchville
Wark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
O. M. Ball
Julia
Floyd Smith
Merry Lipscomb
J. B. Love
Mart
Mesdames
O. P. Hall
Trent Newton
Irene Brunson
The
Baptist Academy
Walel
Lou Crutchfield
P. M. Sandifer
H. Z. Duke of
Duke & Ayres Company
Ben John
L. L. McInnis Wen
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
M. R. Phillips
C. Phillips
Normangee
Frank Hanus
Willis Johnson
Mary B. Johnson
J. M. Gordon
Numerous visitors arrive and depart in local city exchanges
Local residents and out of town visitors moved through the city today with numerous arrivals from Cottonwood Millican Houston Dallas and Waco. People seen visiting relatives at homes in Hearne Rosse and Georgetown while others returned home from trips.
Townsfolk visit keep Bryan busy with daily calls
A flurry of residents from J L Rains Harvey Steep Hollow and other nearby locales were seen in Bryan today. Notables include W C Warren of Wheelock and H Z Duke of Dallas on business. The area also saw travel to Benchley Navasota Houston and Galveston for meetings and health.
Subscription Renewals Sought for Galveston News
Milton Taylor asks readers whose subscriptions expire this month or early March to renew promptly at James' drug store or see him for attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ Drug Store
Milton Taylor
Reward Offered for Stolen Gray Mare Mule
A notice from J. J. Cahill of Bryan Route 5 offers a $30 reward for a gray mare mule about 14% hands high with ear tips cut. Five dollars for the mule and $25 for capture and conviction of the thief. Stolen about December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana
J. J
Cahill
Baptist Revival Opens With Butler Sermon at First Church
Dr. Butler preached the first sermon in the ongoing revival at First Baptist Church last night. A large mixed congregation attended including other Christian denominations. The message urged Christians to act on their salvation by telling others and bringing the world to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
Butler
First Baptist Church
Eloquent Appeal to Wake Christian City for Sinners
The article extols Mr Williamson a Scotland native and gospel singer leading a revival with Dr Butler. Dr Barton calls Williamson the greatest interpreter of gospel singing. The Ninety and Nine solo thrilled the audience as a wandering one was found. Morning service at 10 and evening service at 7 45 were well attended and uplifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Butler
Scotland
A. J. Barton
Central Houston & Texas trains adjust routes March 15
Starting Sunday March 15 Houston & Texas Central Nos. 2 and 3 will run only Houston to Ennis with unchanged departure times. No. 104 between Mexia and Dallas will be discontinued. A daily passenger service will replace the current mixed train on the Mexia to Nava sota cutoff. Also notes farmer Tom Martin reports 28 bushels per acre from 1871 cultivated land using 200 pounds per acre Star Brand fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas Central
Denison
Ennis
Mexia
Dallas
Navasota
Tom Martin
Steep Hollow
Army Appropriation Bill Sparks Debate Over Peace Policy
The Senate approved a 190 million dollar Army appropriation, the largest for the service, prompting discussion that the boost signals a shift in peace policy. Critics note needs for ammunition, seacoast defense, and Panama Canal defense spending, while officials call it a deferred appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wood
Panama Canal
Temple Daily Telegram
Firemen Elect Officers for Protection Company No 1
Pro tection Company No 1 of the fire department held its monthly meeting and elected officers led by Foreman Luther Johnson and Assistant Foreman Willie Ruditi. Other officers include President O E Saunders and Treasurer John Wittman Sr. The group also named delegates to Bryan and the State firemen’s convention and formed committees for a new fire wagon and summer fire alarm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protection Company No. 1
Fire Department
Foreman
Luther Johnson
Willie Ruditi
0. E. Saunders
G. M. Brandon
John Daly Jr
John Wittman Sr
Addie Walthall
Bryan Fire Department
A. E. Worley
John Hamilton
English Aviator Dies in Fall at Salisbury Airport
Captain Cyril R. Downer, an English aviator who had recently begun flying, was killed today when he fell from his aeroplane at Salisbury. The Associated Press report notes the fatal accident occurred in Salisbury England on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salisbury
England
Cyril R. Downer
Bryan Fifteen Years Ago and Local Dust Remedy Debates
In a March 10 1899 Eagle report E S Anderson urged street sprinkling to curb dust while The Eagle backs rapid paving. City Attorney J E Butler sought bond issue support for paving as local leaders visited for Bryan speech in Houston. Local arrivals include Mrs Tyler Haswell and Mrs Gibbs, with business notes on Green Oliver lease sale to J W Lauderdale and Shapira Mcliver merchandise purchase in Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
E. S. Anderson
J. E. Butler
Austin
Local Produce Market Prices and Livestock Rates
Local market listings show eggs 15 cents a dozen and butter 25 cents a pound. Hens 4 to 5 dollars a dozen. fryers 3.50 to 4.50. broilers 2.50 to 3 per dozen. ducks 3.50 a dozen. Turkeys 10 cents per pound. cows 4 cents. calves 0.5? per pound. Steers 5 cents. hogs 1 to 1.2 cents per pound. Prairie hay 15 per ton. alfalfa 22.50. oats 55 cents per bushel. corn 99 cents per bushel.
Order of Election in Brazos County Stock Law Vote
County commissioners order an election for April 14 1914 at Smetana Woodmen Hall to decide whether horses cattle and other stock may run at large in a defined Brazos County subdivision. W P Goodson named presiding officer with two judges and clerks. ballots read For the Stock Law or Against the Stock Law. Return due within ten days. Signed J T Maloney February 16 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kasarek
Brazos County
Commissioners’ Court
Brazos River
Thompson Creek
Said Creek
Still Creek
Mumford Road
N. W
Robertson County
Said County
Little Brazos River
Smetana
Woodmen Hall
Texas
W. P. Goodson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Gandy
J. S. Byars
Independence
A. W. Boyder
J. R. Rawls
Huntsville
W. H. McRea
W. B. English
E. M. Sloan
Paul
R. H. Haltom
E. M. Sally
W.S. Stuart
J. E. C. Sanders
Jacob Fuchs
Ozen Hall
T. F. Bullock
Shreveport
A. K. Brown
T. C
Della Parker
Sam
M. B. Parker
Kate
F. Jones
T. S. Reese
D. W. Spence
A. & M. College
W. C. Bailey
Near College
Bailey
Oklahoma
Laura Heard
McKinney
Roger Q. Astin
Margaret Zuber
John Heard Astin
Sam Hanover
M. Hanover
Will Battle
Dora Poole
O. F. Chastain
W. G. Drummond
Pearl
Mary Knowles
Myrtle Broadway
Waller
C. A. Buchanan
Cleveland
Ola Sims
Rockdale
W. G. Taliaferro
Calvert
E. C. King
DeQuincy
J. E. Pennington
G. R. Wicker
J. E. Tims
Mr. Tims
Emmil Drug Store
G. W. Stephens
Plantersville
Paul Watanabe
Court House Square
Bryan High
J. J. Tatum
Yardley
City Today
J. D. Jones
City
A. S. Adams
J. L. Broach
J. L. Francis
Galveston News
Bryan, Route 5
ARMY
A. W. Buchanan
C. .A. Adams
George R. Tabor
W. H. Nall
Hounston
W. J. Bryan
Mrs. Tyler Haswell
Hallettsville
Jake Shapiro
Mrs
Si Packard
Ada Lee Polk
G. W. Dunlap
Green & Oliver
Millican Rock
J. W. Lauderdale
Dave Shapira
St. Louis
Shapira & Mcliver
State OF Texas
County of Brazos
J. T. Maloney
Texas Gratan
Gratan
Wilkes Bay
Paulina
Wilkes Wood
H. W. Moehlman
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