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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

4

College facilities for training of soldiers along technical lines

A and M College will train two to three thousand army technicians through October 1 with first arrivals by April 1. The program covers dormitory and mess upgrades, radio mechanics for the signal corps, and extended teaching staff availability.

United States Army A. and M. College W. J. Bizzell Lizzell Gill Federal Board of Vocational Education Army War Department Izzell Washington Signal Corps Bizzell

Hog cholera may be eradicated in Texas

State pig club agent C C French says hog cholera can be eradicated as farmers are educated with concrete immunization examples. He cites Texas counties where immunization reduced losses and argues costs will fall with improved facilities.

C. C. French State Pig Club Extension Service A. and M. College of Texas Texas

Probate Will Application in Brazos County Texas

Public notice in Brazos County Texas announces Carry Lazorane has filed for probate of the will of Joe Lazorane and letters testamentary. The notice commands sheriffs to publish the decree for ten days and to return proof, with hearing set for the third Monday in April 1918 in Bryan.

State of Texas Brazos County Ryan Eagle Texas Joe Lazorane Guesseppe A. D Bryan Herin H. C. Ferguson

Locals and Persons from Harvey and Bryan Areas

Friday and Saturday locals from Grimes county and nearby communities visit Bryan from Cross Coleview Smetana Harris Wellborn Edge Reliance Wellborn Wellborn Harvey Kurten Tabor Steep Hollow and other towns. Activities include shopping, visiting, church and Red Cross work, Navy family updates, and community notices.

Daily Eagle D. D. Sheffield Cross Grimes County Amon Williams Coleview J. H. Wehrmann Smetana Eagle Morgan Cross Harris School House J. D. Jones W. D. Yardley J. H. Reed Sam Jones Jim Kincannon Harvey J. W. Sheppard Kurten George Henry Alexander J. M. Cook W. H. Morgan Reliance W. E. Moore Lafayett Hearne Edge John and Wifl Henry Bryan Tom Benbow M. A. Holland Susie Frank Sturba Alma Caldwel Walter Mallett A. A. Sanders Iola J. C Isbell G. W. Price Wellborn Ben Powers North Zulch Riley Upchurch W. H. Rains J. E. Cameron Gladys and Jewell Ross R. M. Dansby Harper J. H. Wilcox Tabor J. EB. Johnson Millican J. S. Byars Independence C. B. Wooten Pat Ballard Moore Claud Moore Wiley Coulson M. BE. Easters W. M. Arnold

Claude Moore Victim of Auto Accident

Claude Moore of Edge was seriously injured when his car hit a concrete bridge railing and overturned near the Tabor community. He was pinned under the vehicle, suffered multiple cuts, and lost blood. Ed Rychlik found him and took him to Pryan hospital, where he rested but remained seriously hurt. Moore suspects fatigue contributed to the crash.

Eagie Claud Moore Edge Bryan Tabor Mr. Moore Ed Rychlik Pryan Hospital

Digestive Aid Herbine Promises Quick Relief

Advertises HERBINE as instant relief for heartburn indigestion and stomach distress. Claims to expel bad food and restore tone in stomach and bowels. Price 60 sold by J Jenkins and partners.

J Jenkins

For Sale Select Methane Cotton Seed

For sale O L Tabor of Bryan offers select methane cotton seed at 125 dollars per ton or 2 dollars per bushel.

O. L. Tabor Bryan

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Widely Promoted in Ad Claim

There is more catarrh in this region than other diseases and it was deemed incurable until Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is described as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case not cured. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Sold by druggists. Hal's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio I. J. Cheney & CO Hal's

Notice of election for Brazos County school trustees

Brazos County Texas will hold elections on a Saturday in April 1918 to elect one county school trustee for precinct No 1 and one for precinct No 4. Elections occur in each common school district using the same officers, polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. J T Maloney County Judge Brazos County Texas.

State of Texas J. T. Maloney Brazos Texas

Borozone Antiseptic Healing Agent Handles Wounds

Surgeons urge prompt first aid for cuts burns bruises and wounds with an efficient antiseptic. Borozone is marketed as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Available in 25¢ 50¢ $1.00 and $1.50 from BE. J. Jenkins.

BE. J. Jenkins

Harbene Liver Stimulant Promises Vitality

Harbene advertised as a liver stimulant that purifies the bowels strengthens digestion and restores strength vigor and cheerful spirits. Price 60 cents. Sold by Kk. J. Jenkins.

Kk. J. Jenkins

Baking Tips for Powdered Muf Fin Tins

The text describes pouring batter into hot muffin tins and baking quickly to finish the recipe. It emphasizes quick handling and proper pan preparation for best results.

Steep Hollow News Roundup Highlights Local Travel Visits

Steep Hollow notes March activity with Mr and Mrs Robert E Jones to Wheelock for gin work. Annie Thompson visits relatives from Iola. Jack Tobias family and Vera Maude from Benchley attend church. Lena Todd returns from Bryan weekend. C F Bullock visits Bryan. Leonard Morehead family guests of W B English. Rev C B Bullock filled the eleven o clock pulpit Sunday.

Steep Hollow Robert E. Jones Wheelock Jones Annie Thompson Iola Jack Tobias Vera Maude Benchley Lena Todd Harvey Grace Morehead Marion Lee Bryan

Sunday Visitors and Local Sitings Noted in Community

Leutwyther preached. Miss Blanche Hanna from Bryan spent Sunday visiting Misses Birdie and Bessie Risinger. Mr. Lloyd Smith from Reliance called at Mrs. W. P. Bullock’s home Sunday. Miss Eula Foster and her mother are improving. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McGhee and Miss Royder from Bryan and Miss Ina Hensarling from Coleview visited here Sunday.

Pink boll worm display in county agent office

A pink boll worm in a bottle is on display in the office of County Agent Bea son with a dead worm to show harmlessness. A sample scavenger worm accompanies it and a cotton ball punctured by the pink worm is also part of the exhibit.

Beason Benson Extension Service

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J. E. Bullock T. B. Smith T. T. Goodwin A. W. Shelton Providence Frank Wilson Leon Prairie Leon County J L. Broach W. J. Moore W.S. Mial W. M. Hudspeth Henry Benbow J. S. Smith Harris Alice Cole Sunshine Noah Roscoe Navy Arthur Ford Free Baptist Church Fay Johnson G. Buchanan Green Buchanan D. S France The Red Cross Dave Thompson W. E. Bard Capps Bard Hoover Claude Moore Tex Ekverybody Tom Johnson Hearne A. W. Boyder Abe Hensurling J. L. Hensarling Bard of Methodist Church Ed Carll J. M. Royder Claud Baker Fort Worth J. P. White Joe Jr Navasota EK. Gandy the Red Cross Gandy Dixie and QUEEN Bryan’s Modern Motion Picture Theatres Dixie Friday Mne Shorfige Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle Mary Stella Maris Castoria Galt Ita Congress Rufus Hardy Corsicana Oscar Davis Leonard E. Morehead T. C. Nunn John D. Conlee Jim Darwin Julius M. Barron Roy Hudspeth W. W. Gainer A. A. Dean Tom E. Taylor John Sabo Precinct No George P. Edge J. G. Minkert Ady Hunt Henema N. A. Stewart Fletcher Astoria Castoria Kapavlda J. E. Armstrong Old Exchange Hotel Bryan, Texas Swift & Company Publicity Federal Trade Commission Swift & Company U.S. A
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