Western Pioneer Tells Interesting Experience
Frank Rikert of North Sacramento recalls arriving in California in 1864 and credits Tanlac with saving his life after a flu episode last year. He says the medicine restored his weight and energy, attests its value, and urges friends to use Tanlac. Tanlac is sold by druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rikert
North
Sacramento
Cal
Illinois
Tanlac
Mr. Rikert
W I Gibbs & Son Happy Over Sliding Scale Sale
The Gibbs shoe store reports strong results from a sliding scale sale of old stock and mixed lots begun Tuesday at 4.95 and reduced by a dollar daily. By today none remained at 0.95 as they clear space for new stock and note growing value of newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Gibbs & Son
The
Eagle
Personal News Glimpses From Brazos County Community
Local residents share visits and travel plans across Bryan and nearby towns. Mrs. Nolan Cloud and their little daughter stay with relatives in Goose Creek while Ben Mantloff heads to New Orleans on a ten day business trip. Morris Mute shows improved health after illness, and other residents attend to family matters and hospital reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Cloud
Goose Creek
Brazos County
Ilva
N. H. Smith
Reliance
Ben Mantloff
New Orleans
Morris Mute
J. M. Moore
Tabor
Dick Hunnicutt
Ella Frances
Robert Charles Trant
J. K. Trant
Essie Shealy
Bryan
Emma Griffith
D. J. McDonald
Wilson Bradley
Elizabeth Ann
San Antonio
U. SA
Denton
L. EB. Bailey
Garden
Chas, Locke
Wheelock
Brazos
Robertson Counties
W. Bk. Graham
Rock Prairie
Zenobia Webb
John Sharpe Williams, Jr
Yazoo City
Eugene Edge
J. D. Williams
Wellborn
Mary Sims
Millican
Lenore Bishop
Bryan Crossing
District Court
Ruth
W. E. Neeley
Maurine
J. H. Beard
Horace, Jr
A. K. Brown, Jr
Edwin Crenshaw
Miau Terry
Brazos Bottom
Will Terry
Walter Armstrong
W. W. Kraft
S. G. Bailey
College
W. KR. Fairman
Waco
Philathea
First Methodist Sunday School
Ross Dean
Tabernacle
Women of the Baptist Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
J. L. Edge
J. W. Hamilton
Hearne
R. M. Sherwood
Bernard Pos
Texarkana
Mechanics Avenue
Noah Cole
Harvey
H. Ness
J. R. Wright
Frank B. Brown
S. C. Hoyle
Houston
M. College
Woodville school house burns near Bryan after noon
A Woodville school house located about 3 12 miles north of Bryan was burned to the ground shortly after noon today. The fire started from a flue between the ceiling and roof with shingles ablaze at discovery. Most desks and furniture were saved. Insurance totaled 900 on structure and contents. property valued at about 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville School House
Bryan
Springfield Wagon plant visit boosts wagon sales plan
The Springfield Wagon Company plant impressed 25 Oliver salesmen and Texas hardware dealers who toured the facility in Bryan. Frank Fellows hosted a luncheon with Murbellows as master of ceremonies and speakers including J. D. Martin and Marshall Collins. A contract aims for at least 2 000 Springfield wagons across Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Wagon Company
Oliver Chilled Tiow Company
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Frank Fellows
Wagon Company
Fellows
Colonial Hotel
Murbellows
McJimsey
Sid Murchison
Crockett
Bland Smith
Benham Texas
Merritt Crain
Corsicana
John Ed Day
Hamlin
J. D. Martin
Texas Hardware & Implement Dealers Association
Sam Taylor
Bertram
Marshall Collins
Oliver Company
Dallas
Springfield
H. B. McDaniel
James A. Reed
Reed
Paramount Quartet
Martin
Republican
Pre Supper at Steep Hollow Called Off
Heavy rain Saturday forced the Steep Hollow school to postpone the pre supper event at the school house hosted by The Steep Hollow Smiles girls club. Miss Laura Belle Roten and H. D. Cuykendall of the Bryan Eagle were among those notified to avoid unnecessary travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Steep Hollow Smiles
Bryan
Laura Belle
Delphians Discuss Social Life of Rome Program
Sunday Delphian session explored Rome 735 B C to 476 A B C noting steadfastness courage and liberty but acidly critiquing militarism. Reports assigned cover topics from The Roman Family to Burial Customs with March 21 meeting and May pageant plans for high school library benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
B. C
S. E. Cavitt
Union Prayer Meetings Draw Good Attendance At Local Churches
The Methodist church hosts a union prayer meeting tonight led by Jno A Moore of the First Baptist church. Additional services are set for Thursday at the Presbyterian church and Friday at the Baptist church. Last night’s gathering, led by D E Aden of the First Christian church, drew a good crowd and was engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jno. A. Moore
First Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
D. E Aden
First Christian Church
Benchley Budget Notes Local Happenings
Farmers prepare for late crops with corn planting and cotton land readiness. Visitors include J A Wilkins of Franklin and Mrs Leach of Beaumont. A Beal dance drew many locals and guests. Measles appear in the area. Funeral for four month old girl at Peyton Cemetery. Curly Locks offers condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Dally Eagle
Benchley
J. A. Wilkins
Franklin
Tabor Tidbits Move Toward Spring Weather
Tabor Texas notes pleasant early spring hope after rain. Visitors from Bryan attended a high school singing despite cold weather. Principal W G Colson visited Frankston. rain disrupted travel. Miss Unn Edge and Margie Marquart spent the weekend at home. Music teacher Miss Goen remains ill and unable to instruct classes.
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J. C. Cloud
Jess Hensaring
Bryan
W. G. Colson
Taborigh School
Frankston
Ford
Unn Edge
Mar
Mrs R L Wilson Improves After Illness
The notice reports Mrs. R L Wilson sick last week but improving and able to sit up. Morris Moore, son of Mr and Mrs John M Moore, is ill with flu, while the parents are also somewhat better. A basketball team supper at Mrs Joe B Walker’s drew a large crowd with music games and a splendid supper.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Rock Prairie
R. L. Brown
The
Baptist Church
J. F. Floyd
Elizabeth Adams
Stella Carroll
Luelille Todd
Lynn Battle
R. R. Shaw
Willie Deason
Barkley
Ella Mae Stuart
Chick
Atkins Home
Houston
Goose Creek
Ollie Crenshaw
Horace
Mesdames
Dan S. Jackson
Dan Hall
College Station
Leslie Jones
Horace Bullock
Merdie Bullock
R. L. Wilson
Morris Moore
John M. Moore
George Walker
Joe B. Walker
Louise Blanton
Adolph Conrad
Charlton Cooper
W. G. Colson
Unn Edge
Margie Marquart
Marriage Licenses Issued in Brazos County
Brazos County Clerk records list licenses issued since the last publication including Clathreen Colter with Ida Jones, C E Washington with Ethel Chapel, Dee Hunter with Savanah Reid, Roy Plummer with Susie Peyton, Arthur Nelson with Bessie Carter Wyatt, Sam Logans with Elizabeth Wilkins, Napoleon Dixon with Alberta Drayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
A. S. McSwain
Clathreen Colter
Ida Jones
C. E. Washington
Ethel Chapel
Dee Hunter
Savanah Reid
Roy Plummer
Susie Peyton
Arthur Nelson
Bessie Carter Wyatt
Sam Logans
Elizabeth Wilkins
Napoleon Dixon
Alberta Drayton
New Cars Registered in Brazos County
New car registrations reported by the Brazos County Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth list owners including Mrs. Helen Williams Bryan K T Williams Millican J E Garvin Bryan Route 3 Geo O Turner Bryan Emelia Orsak College Station C W Way Bryan and Bryan Buick Co Bryan.
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Roy Hudspeth
Helen Williams
Bryan
K. T. Williams
Millican
J. E. Garvin
Geo. O. Turner
Emelia Orsak
College Station
C. W. Way
Bryan Buick
Major W. R. Davits Pecan Gift to Bryan City
The text praises Major W. R. Davit for donating 1,000 pecan trees to Bryan, calling him wise and noble. It argues such foresight and benevolence would make future generations remember the donors with gratitude, contrasting with the burden of bonds placed on children.
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W. R. Davit
Bryan
Texas
Bailey Says Cut Any Shade
George M. Bailey voices a stance in the Houston Post urging reductions in shading policies and calling for practical limits on visual barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bailey
The
Houston Post
Echols visitor in town on business and old acquaintances
G H Echols of Iola Grimes county is visiting town for a few days on business and to renew old acquaintances under the firm name of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Echols
Iola
Grimes County
Echols & Son A Nation to Progressive Farm Interests
A man formerly in Echols and Son general merchandise operated in town for about forty years then sold the business to become a country planter and later moved to Grimes County where he has since been prominently involved with progressive farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echols & Son
Grimes County
Bryan Postal Office Expansion Request Highlighted
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce urges Congressman Luther A. Johnson and U S Senators Morris Sheppard and Earle B. Mayfield to secure a 100000 appropriation to enlarge the Federal Post Office Building in Bryan. They cite population growth, rising money orders and mail volume, box shortages, and lobby congestion as reasons for a larger 3000 square foot addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
John M. Lawrence
J. E. Covey
S. E. Eberstadt
Luther A. Johnson
United States
Morris Sheppard
Earle B. Mayfield
Bryan
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California
Irvin Nerhood
M. H. James Uxug CO
Parker-Astin Hdw. CO
W.F. Gibbs & Son
Woodville
E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Austin
Fort Worth
Ernest Ammon
Chappel Hill
G. M. Ammon
West 26Th Street
Arthur B. Ford
Robstown
Louis Thompson
Patterson Homestead
Parker Avenue
West 25Th Street
Bernard Bone
A. and M. College
Austin Bridge Company
W. R. Fairman
Wae
S. A Long
W. H. Oliver
Z. M. Darby
Granger
Mary Stasney
Rubye Boriskie
J. W. Handy
Pearl V
James
J. B. Gleissner
Galveston
Denchley Budget
Providence
the Sanitary Barber Shop
New York
South Main Street
J.R. Fain and
W. P. Taylor
MR. Echols
U. S
Bryan Postoffice
A.M. Waldrop & CO
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