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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

4

Bryan Chamber Board Holds Largest Meeting of 1920

The Bryan Chamber of Commerce board convened a record session Tuesday morning with President E J Jenkins and Secretary S E Eberstadt. Members approved minutes, granted Eberstadt a leave, heard on membership drive growth, and discussed a local anti recklessness driving concern led by J C Nagle and endorsed by the board for further action.

Bryan Chamber of Commerce E. J. Jenkins S. E. Eberstadt Rockdale Chamber of Commerce Ed Hall Hall Travis B. Bryan J. B. Bagley H. H. Williamson M. L. Hays Bryan George A. Adams Civic Improvement Committee Galveston News Adams Texas A. M. Waldrop Joint Legislative and Education Committee East Texas Chamber of Commerce Tyler Lee J. Rountree W. C. Davis L. L. McInnis Ss. E. Eberstadt W. B. Bizzell T. O. Walton M. College W. H. Cole J. L. Edge T. A. Adams J. D. Martin Geo. A. Adams J. A. Moore, Jr M. E. Wallace J. M. Gordon Oak McKenzie Sam B. Wilson T. K. Lawrence

Texas Chamber appoints 13 to study pink boll worm

A thirteen member committee was named by the Texas Chamber of Commerce to investigate the pink boll worm in Texas. Appointments by J. Z. George, authorized by a Dallas council, include Baylis E. Harris of Galveston and others from Fort Worth Houston Dallas and College Station to safeguard cotton and business interests.

Associated Press Dallas Texas Texas Chamber of Commerce J. Z. George George Baylis E. Harris Galveston D. E. Lyday Fort Worth J. A. Underwood Honey Grove F. M. Law Houston J. T. Orr F. G. Pettibone C. C. Moorman Hobby T. F. Justiss Ward Templeman Navasota Nathan Adams Dallass W. F. Ramsey

Moore Announces Candidacy for Harris County Precinct 4

Prof John M Moore of the Harris school community seeks the county commissioner seat for precinct 4 subject to the July democratic primary. A lifelong resident and 22 year educator he sits on the county school board and has served on the county examining board since 1912.

John M. Moore Harris Eagle Moore Alabama Brazos County

Dipping Schedule Fix For Smetana Vat Date Noted

The notice fixes the dip date for the Smetana vat at April 8 with subsequent 14 day intervals. Paul E. Swanc oat, Inspector of the State Live Stock Sanitary Commission, signs the bulletin.

Paul E. Swancoat Inspector State Live Stock Sanitary Commission

Public notice on dipping vats for completed sites

Notice to public about dipping for unfinished vats in communities listed Jones & Wickes Barkers Prairie Lawrence James Wilson Tabor Steep Hollow and Leonard School. Dipping will occur at the nearest vat until their vats are completed. Commission J A Wilkinson U S Bureau Animal Industry.

Jones & Wickes Barkers Prairie Lawrence James Wilson Tabor Steep Hollow Leonard School Paul E. Swancoat Inspector State Live Stock Sanitary Commission

666 Relieves Colds and Grippe and Digestive Ailments

A historical advertisement claims 666 quickly relieves colds and grippe along with constipation biliousness loss of appetite and related ailments using a patent medicine formula.

Appette

Countywide Rain Brings Hope for Crop Stand and Gardens

REFRESHING ANN COVERS COUNTY reports last night rain spread across the county aiding farming. Corn stands vary. moisture should bring up growth. Gardens benefited. wind caused minor damage with unroofed houses and a blown house foundation near Bryan and Edge. John Daly records .60 inches of rain.

Brazos County Button Smith C. L. Eden Bryan A. and M. College Cedar Creek Edge Tom Cross John Daly

President Wilson for Third Term Sparks Party Debate

Washington March 27 Democrats and Republicans cheered Rep Humpreys Mississippi that Wilson should declare he is not a third term candidate. The idea of a Wilson bid has gained traction with a San Francisco nomination looming.

Associated Press Washington Representative Humphreys Mississippi Wilson San Francisco

House calls on Wilson on American force in Germany

The House adopted a resolution requesting the President to inform Congress about the status and scope of the American force stationed in Germany.

Associated Press Washington The House Wilson Congress Germany

Rub My Tism Pain Relief Ad Claims Broad Uses

An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as a potent pain killer for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related soreness. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and broad applicability across common ailments.

Mrs May Stevener Wilson Seeks Brazos County Superintendent

The Eagle announces Mrs May Stevener Wilson of Edge as a candidate for Brazos County Superintendent subject to the July Democratic primary. A native educator with three years at the State Normal and eight school terms in Brazos County she seeks support from voters and trustees.

Eagle May Stevener Wilson Edge Brazos County Brazos the Edge Wilson

Caddo Okla Seed Cost Sets Start for 1921 Cotton

Plant a few select Mebane cotton seed for a start in 1921. Caddo Mebane cotton seed cost us $2.75 per bushel. Our price is $3 per bushel. Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company. tf dawk.

Caddo Okla Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Company Tf da

Reward Offered for Arrest of River Dynamiters

Sheriff L E Morehead praised the Eagle for exposing dynamiting of the Navasota river and lakes. He offered a $50 reward for arrest and conviction of anyone guilty of dynamiting.

L. E. Morehead Eagle The Navasota Same

666 Cure Claim for Malaria and Fevers

The claim states that 666 has proven it will cure malaria chills fever bilious fever colds and la grippe, presenting a broad health remedy without evidence.

Brazos County Schools Hold Annual UIL Meet at Court House

Rural Brazos county schools gathered at the courthouse in this city this morning for the annual University Interscholastic League meet. Today featured literary exercises, while athletic events occurred yesterday. Recorders Professor Bobo and Paul Ferguson could not finish sorting results in time for today. complete results will be published as soon as possible.

Brazos County Court House Bobo Tabor Paul Ferguson Steep Hollow

Peters Visits City From Harvey Today

E. A. Peters arrived in the city today coming from Harvey for undisclosed business.

E. A. Peters Harvey

Texas Receives Federal Road Aid Totaling 16 Million

Austin reports Texas has $16 091 000 in federal road aid from Congress. Chairman R M Hubbard notes war and weather delayed starts but many plans and contracts have been approved. State and federal aid totals include $7 022 652 for counties and $1 790 905 for state funds, with total project cost around $27.65 million and $3.75 million contracts awarded to date.

Associated Press Austin Texas Congress R. M. Hubbard Hubbard State Highway Department Highway Department

Red Cross Notes War Risk Insurance Cards For Veterans

Brazos County Red Cross announces that former service members with War Risk Insurance now hold identification cards issued by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. The cards record name and insurance number for reference and identification, aiding reinstatement under a new rule allowing reinstatement before July 1 1920 with two months premium.

Brazos County Red Cross Albert Buchanan Uncle Sam Bureau of War Risk Insurance Bcard R. G. Chilmeley-Jones Bureau Red Cross Redj Cross

Bryan Building and Loan Association Holds Board Election

The Bryan Building and Loan Association will elect its Board of Directors on Thursday March 25. Five shareholders appointed by President W H Cole will supervise the election with a closed ballot opened at 6 pm. Votes are one per share. proxies allowed. Directors listed: W H Cole H C Boatwright J T Maloney Wilson Bradley W S Higgs W S Barron F L Henderson J B Bagley A D Leidigh.

Bryan Building & Loan Association W. H. Cole J. M. Lawrence C. C. Hedges J. N. Dulaney L. J. McInnis M. M. Erskins S. E. Eberstadt Bryan M. College City National Bank First National Bank Chamber of Commerce Eagle Office H. C. Boatwright J. T. Maloney Wilson Bradley W. S. Higgs W. S. Barron, F. L. Henderson J. B. Bagley and A. D. Leidigh

Caddo Methane Seed Viewed as Best Value

Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company notes that although the methane seed costs more per bushel, its higher yield and reliability for future planting make it the cheapest seed option overall for farmers.

Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Company Da&wk Tf

Remember the real slogan Buy It In Bryan

A brief nod to a local slogan advocation appears as a regional catchphrase urging shoppers to favor Bryan businesses and commerce. The phrase emphasizes community pride and local economic support within the city.

Bryan

Big Line of Ladies and Children's Fabrics and Shoes

A large shipment arrives with gingham dresses for ladies and children, new middy blouses, and a wide range of hosiery, silk and cotton skirts, waists, and laces. Footwear includes ladies and childrens shoes, slippers, oxfords, and work boots, with many items at sale prices.

Sante Kotts Rene Swaein

Shoes at Low Prices Shock Local Market

Shoe department announces a large stock of Oxfords slippers and shoes bought by the buyer at 25 to 50 cents under values. Customers are invited to match these prices and buy for less money than elsewhere.

Madras

Men and Boys’ Hose Sale at Special Prices

Large stock of men’s and boys’ hose offered in blue and brown work styles. Special pricing per pair includes bulk lots with several color options. Low-cost bundles sold at fractions of typical retail, with prices around 25c 20c and 12 1 2c.

Texas Women May Outvote Men If Delaware Ratifies

Special to the Eagle reports that Washington has ratified the federal suffrage amendment making Texas women voters once Delaware endorses the measure. With male registration lagging and female voters outnumbering men, analysts foresee a potential three to one female advantage at the polls once ratification is official.

Austin Texas Washington Union Delaware Joseph Weldon Bailey Houston San Antonio Harvey Frank

Bank Robbers Hit Minnesota State Bank

Five men robbed the Minnehaha State Bank of Liberty bonds valued at $20,000 and $10,000 in cash in Minneapolis. Police pursued the suspects after the March 26 heist.

Minnesota Associated Press Minneapolis Minnehaha State Bank

Stray light brown mare mule sought. branded H

Work mule, 10 to 15 years old, branded H on left shoulder. Lib eral reward for information. Contact E. T. Griffin New Baden Texas Route 1.

E. T. Griffin New Baden Texas

Easter Hats Bargains Arrive in Ladis Store

The millinery department promotes Easter on April 4 and advertises a complete stock of Ladis Misses and Children ready-to-wear and trimmed hats. New arrivals daily with savings of 50 to 100 percent on Easter hats at Bargain Prices, with a large, well chosen selection.

Commission Orders I and G N No 16 to Run Between Fort Worth and Houston

The Railroad Commission in Austin Texas refused to modify its August 25 1918 order suspended during the coal strike requiring the International and Great Northern Railroad to reinstate passenger trains 16 and 17 between Fort Worth and Houston starting next Sunday General Manager A G Whittington conferred with the commission but no change was granted.

Austin Texas Railroad Commission International & Great Northern Railroad Fort Worth Houston A. G. Whittington

Campaign Candidates Leave Orders with Eagle Printing

Voters and candidates are asked to submit order notes for campaign cards to Eagle Printing Company. The notice urges timely submissions to ensure printing before ballots and emphasizes standard card specifications and deadlines.

Eagle Printing Company

Political Announcement Prices for Local Office Notices

The Daily and Weekly Eagle lists office notice fees for Congress and district offices 25 dollars. Other positions including Representative county judge county attorney sheriff county clerk tax collector and tax assessor are 20 dollars. Local precinct officers are priced at 10 dollars.

Eagle Congress Listeier

Local Political Ballot Card Names Contested

For Congress HON. RUFUS HARDY For State Senator CHAS 8S GAINER DR LEON HARP For Representative OAK McKENZIE For County Judge I. O. FERGUSON LAMAR BETHEA For Sheriff L. BE. MOREHEAD.

Chas Gainer Leon Harp Oak McKenzie I. O. Ferguson Lamar Bethea

Also Mentioned on This Page

Board OF Directors Prof Nagles Letter Eberstadt J. C. Nagie College Station College Bryan and Brazos County Boyett Boyett's Lane J. C. Nagle J. G. Minkert Davis Board of STATE PINK J. A. Wilkinson U. S. Bureau Animal Industry Refreshing Ann Covers County Mrs. Wilson Brazos CO Red Bryan Building and Loan Association Bonneville Main Street Becae Ee Feuer Rs Desea Sa Vone Eben Teecessseis U. S. Army Shoe Department Millinery Department Rufus Hardy L. BE. Morehead T. C. Nunn, JR Stewart McSwain Bh. B. Holland George P. Edge John Sabo J. L. Burt J. H. Gammon
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