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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
A man was found lying beside the road after an incident involving a team. He died shortly after the find. Police investigate possible cause and identify involved parties. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.
Henry Prinzel 66 of Kurten died after a buggy runaway near Kurten on a morning trip to Bryan. He was found beside the road by Mrs. Lessie Hearne and died about 10:00 o clock at Will Killenbrink’s farm. No injuries were seen. heart trouble or fright may have caused death. Prinzel born in Castle Germany came to Kurten at 14 and left a widow and six children.
Mrs Gabe Cazell and her daughter Margaret Nan returned Sunday from a two weeks trip to Ennis to be with Mr Cazell who teaches voice there. She also visited Dallas to hear Schumann Heink and Denton to hear Margaret Matzeneur. As a guest of Mr Cazell she attended the Waxahachie Rotary luncheon and praised the hospitality of Ennis and Waxahachie people.
Bryan will be well represented at the United States Good Roads Association meeting in Houston April 20 through 25. Delegates appointed by Governor E Lee Trinkle include John M. Lawrence president of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce County Judge H O Ferguson Secretary Sam E Eberstadt H C Fulgham and Mrs Lee J Rountree. All delegates have signified their intention to attend.
Our seed quality claim lists Sudan varieties B G and White Wonder Miller Darso Hegari Feterita Redtop Amber Orange Seeded Ribbon Cane Yellow Milo Red and White Kafir all priced per hundred with freight paid to Texas points. Satisfaction guaranteed by Panhandle Seed Co Amarillo Texas.
Asthma sufferers find relief with Hoover's Improved Asthma Remedy once deemed hopeless by doctors and failed climate patients. Drugstore bottle priced at $1.00 with a satisfaction guarantee. available in Bryan through E. R. Emmel, druggist, manufactured by Geo. D. Hoover in Des Moines Iowa.
An old notice promotes using liquid Borozone to disinfect wounds and Borozone Powder to finish healing. It warns neglect can lead to serious infections and offers liquid at 30c 68c and 1. Powder at 30c and 60c, sold by Jenkins Drug Store.
The Texas House voted a sub-appropriation for the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station at A and M College and added 150000 dollars for the biennium. Representative W S Barron of Bryan led the effort, marking the first change in 17 of 22 items in the House educational appropriation bill.
County Attorney Oak McKenzie and Lamar Bethea attended a case of disturbing the peace before Justice W. R. Henry. Odie Armstrong, the defendant, faced a trial from 10 AM to 3 PM. He was fined $15 with costs totaling about $40. The attorneys then returned to Bryan.
John M. Lawrence president of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce and H. C. Ferguson county judge have been appointed delegates to attend the United States Good Roads Association sessions in Houston April 20 to 25. They have accepted and will attend.
Bryan High traveled to Calvert with Stuart Cole driving and returned after a 2 to 1 judging defeat. The event was a practice session with no official judges, though Calvert school board members attended. Miss Gladys Regal, Bryan High declamation teacher, judged and praised the declamations as excellent.
The Houston District Christian Endeavor convention opened with How ard Morris presiding and E F Huppertz delivering the address. Mrs Jack Bullard and Mrs Wm Johnson led the social hour after a welcome by Brazos County Attorney Oak McKenzie. The public is invited to attend all services as the convention runs through Saturday and Sunday.
The Allen Academy baseball team defeated Caldwell High 11 to 6 on Friday in Caldwell. Pruett hit a home run and Be th ea of Allen struck out 18 batters, averaging two outs per inning. The win starts Allen’s season as a strong contender in conference play.
Geo Stephan and Judge H O Ferguson will leave Sunday for New Orleans to attend the Coca Cola Bottlers Convention Southern section sessions through the week. Jno A Boriskie returns from Houston where he served on a Federal jury to spend the weekend at home.
Berlin March 10 Doctor Marx former German chancellor and recent Prussia premiership appointee was re-elected to the post today with 232 of 443 Diet votes. Marx had resigned last month after a failed confidence motion. Also note visiting Parkes family members in Bryan and a local ad request for apartment rentals.
Golden Rule Poultry Farm files official reports from the 7th Texas National Egg Laying Contest with 285 eggs. Breeder V J Boriskie touts top contest hen, 80 pens, and ongoing sales of eggs, chicks, and yearlings from Bryan Texas Route 3-Bryan.
Gov Miriam A Ferguson signed the Holbrook Anti Masking Bill banning masks in public with an emergency clause. The measure, effective immediately, passed to enforce public safety provisions statewide.
Grady Cook, wounded at a party at the Hurt farm home south of Iola last Friday, is reported resting in about the same condition at Bryan Hospital. The bullet remains in place as parents and relatives continue to await further news.
John T. Hanway Jr. of Houston has been moved from the Houston office to the San Antonio regional Veterans Bureau, a promotion noted for his sustained, diligent service since his discharge. His promotion honors his work and earns praise fromTexas officials and Bryan friends.
The notice outlines registration deadlines for county teachers exams in 1925 with details on who must register by the month’s twentieth day, what information to include, and when fees are paid. It lists certificate pathways under 1921 and 1923 rules, with first and second class options, college-made certificates, and 1925 exam dates and daily subject schedules for Friday and Saturday sessions.
New York March 10 Rabbi B Browne head of the American Jewish Severity Elders and pastor of Temple Zion in the Bronx was arrested on a warrant filed by Calvin and Mrs Coolidge. Frank Stearns accuses him of annoying the president. Browne 72 faced charges of sending letters demanding reimbursement for half of 25000 the group allegedly spent campaigning for Coolidge last fall.
A fatal sounding shooting at the Hurt farmhouse near Iola Grimes County left Grady C Cook aged 27 gravely wounded with a bullet in the abdomen and his brother Virgil Cook 20 slightly wounded. Templeman Burns is sought as a suspect as Grady undergoes emergency treatment at Bryan Hospital where doctors report slim chances of recovery. Parents and relatives remain at the hospital awaiting updates.
The Bryan Cemetery Association directors met Tuesday at 10 with seven members present led by Geo. A. Adams. Finances showed an available fund of 141.94 and a total association balance of 265.28 after maintenance funds updates. The group discussed plans to beautify the cemetery grounds before adjourning.
The Bryan Music Study Club will host an open meeting Thursday at 3 30 at the Carnegie Library. An all American program will be presented and the public is invited. The event promises broad appeal and enjoyment for attendees.
Pale nervous Huntington woman recalls serious illness and back pain. She credits Cardus tonic, bought on a druggist's recommendation, for gradual improvement after nine bottles. The herb medication is said to strengthen female organs and the system.
An ad promotes Herbine as a reliable remedy for liver and bowel disorders. It claims to improve appetite constipation and tingling sensations. The copy attributes wide health benefits and lists a drug store seller name Tim and cheestobnesn. Joar DRUG STORE
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