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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1922

Page

9

Greatest Work of Bryan Building and Loan Assn

The Bryan Building and Loan Association held its annual meeting with about fifty stockholders in the district court room. President W H Cole and Secretary Eberstadt spoke on home building progress including 28 homes built at $71,962 and $23,450 in applications. Directors for 1922 were reelected and a vote on increasing capital stock to 1,500,000 was scheduled for March 30 at 4 pm in Chamber of Commerce rooms.

Bryan Building and Loan Association District Court Room W. H. Cole HE. Eberstadt Bryan College Building and Loan Association Eberstadt Cole C. C. Hedges M. M. Erskine Jno L. L. McInnis Bryan Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce F. L. Henderson Lee J. Rountree A. H. Lehdigh G.C. Hedges S. E. Eberstadt H. R. Brayton Henderson Major McInnis

Disabled veterans urge facts in fight for government aid

A letter from the Disabled Veterans of the World War national headquarters urges Bryan Brazos County ex servicemen to document federal aid and outcomes at A and M College. Members vote to compile data on how federal students use training in cotton classing and agriculture to prove the program’s value and secure continued support.

Washington New York Carnegie Library A. & M. College John N. Snell Post Snell Post Bryan Brazos County

Lawler Motion for New Trial Overruled in Bryan Case

The plaintiff J. T. Lawler’s motion for a new trial was overruled in Brazos County District Court. Lawler gave notice of appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals at Galveston after the ruling by District Judge W. C. Davis on damages for a contract dispute over the sale of a power plant. The district court term closed with this decision.

J. T. Lawler City of

Dora Wilson Seeks Re Election as Brazos County Treasurer

Mrs Dora Wilson announces candidacy for re election as Brazos County Treasurer pending the Democratic primary in July. She cites one term in office and faithful service, pledging continued attention and best handling of county funds. Signed Political Advertisement by Mrs Dora Wilson.

Brazos County

Federal trainees settle into new careers from college programs

The government placed graduates into jobs matching their training. The City Editor at Bryan Eagle requests the names addresses occupations and any other available information be mailed for publication consideration.

Bryan Eagle

Bryan men raise funds for Armenia hunger relief drive

Bryan committees collected 343.75 and Mrs Higgs 31.05 toward a 2000 goal in Brazos county for Near East Armenia. County Chairman Moore commended the workers and predicted the quota would be reached next Saturday night with continued efforts from both men and women.

Bryan W. S. Higgs Brazos County Armenia Near East Jnc. A. Moore, Jr Christian Nation D. L. Wilson C. K R. Gardner Chambers-Wilson A. M. Waldrop Tom Smith A. M. Dansby John C. Vick Howell & Company Grocers James W. James M. E. Wallace P. S. Park J. N. Dulaney First State Bank &Trust Company Robert Mawhinney R. L. Brogdon Brogdon Robert Webb Northwestern Jnc

Chiropractors Acquitted On Licensing Charges

Drs. Stine and Hock chiropractors were acquitted by a district jury today. The grand jury had indicted them for practicing medicine without a license in a case presided over by Judge W C Davis.

Eagle ads pay well for turkey ers and ergs

Mrs. Lynn Sample of Kurten stopped her ad in the Daily and Weekly Eagle after selling out all ergs and taking orders for 150 more turkey errs at 50 cents each. Her prepaid ad money will be refunded.

EAGLE Lynn Sample Kurten The

Bryan Weekly Eagle stresses local news value and support

The Bryan Weekly Eagle proclaims it carries 650 inches of local College Bryan Brazos County news with 60 inches of ads, praises its county focus over ad load, and appeals for citizen support. Letters from Senator Doyle, Dean Davis, Dr Barcus, and Judge West praise the paper and its educational and regional role.

Bryan Weekly Eagle Eagle College, Bryan Brazos County Texas Fairfield Recorder The Bryan the Eagle

John N Snell Post May Send A Man To Frisco Convention

The John N Snell Post Disabled Veterans of the World War considers sending one member to the San Francisco convention of disabled ex servicemen in about a month. National leaders discussed rail rates with railroad officials who offered to consider a reduced fare. Boxing bouts and a band concert are planned at City Hall auditorium with Bryan business leaders urged to referee and support the event.

John N. Snell San Francisco United States Cincinnati Ohio Robert S.marx Edward H. Hug John Federal

Wellborn resident visits Eagle newspaper on Monday

Mr. A. B. McSwain of Wellborn paid a courtesy visit to the Eagle on Monday, expressing appreciation for the publication.

A. B. McSwain Wellborn The Eagle

Bryan Eagle Praised by Texas Legislators

Judge West of the State Appropriation Committee notes support for A and M College while Judge C R Stephens, Ballinger businessman and committee member, praises the Bryan Eagle as one of Texas best daily papers. Orland S Sims of West Texas, a Concho county ranch owner, calls the Eagle the best small daily and notes wide reading among legislators.

Thomas M. West T. M. West West Texas West San Antonio Bryan Eagle Sam A. and M. College Orland S. Sims West Texas O. S. Sims Concho County Texas Concho River Paint Rock State University At Austin

Brazos County Court Returns Ten Convictions and One Acquittal

Brazos County District Court closed its term with ten felony convictions and one acquittal. Sentences included Zeb Daniels burglary five years, felony theft two years. Jack King bootlegging one year each. Ed Allen assault to murder two-year suspended. Joe Young assault to murder two years. Wesley Cramer manufacturing whiskey two terms. John Ellis making whiskey one year. Angelo Rizetti felony theft two-year suspended. Charlie Mason transporting liquor one year. Charlie Anderson acquitted. Powell Chambers bootlegging acquitted after the key witness recanted testimony.

Brazos County W. C. Davis Zeb Daniels Jack King Ed Allen Joe Young Wesley Cramer John Ellis Angelo Rizetti Charlie Mason Charlie Anderson State of Texas Powell Chambers J. G. Minkert

Luth er Johnson Announces Congress Candidacy

Corsicana Texas March 23 Luth er Johnson declares he will seek the Sixth Congressional District seat. District names eyed include Judge W C Davis Representative Lee J Rountree Major Ike Ashburn Judge John Watson Judge Joe Webb E A Camp Mark Wiggington and A M Frazier from Hill County.

Congress Corsicana Texas Luther &. Johnson W. C. Davis Lee J. Rountree Bryan Ike Ashburn College Station John Watson Cameron Joe Webb Madisonville E. A. Camp Rockdale Mark Wiggington A. M. Frazier Hill County

Jury Commission Names for Brazos County Court

District Judge Davis approved juror commissioners J. D. Martin Douglass Peters and Tom Benbow. The panel met Friday and filed its report for jurors to be opened for the next term of the Brazos County District Court.

Davis Brazos County J. D. Martin Bryan Douglass Peters Harvey Tom Benbow Tabor District Court

Auto Thieves Tracked From Navasota to Waco Theft

Navasota officers notified Bryan police about three men in a Buick roadster who stole a tire from T. B. Terrell at a Methodist revival. Bryan officers and locals chased the trio, who abandoned the tire at Bradley's Hill and fled toward College Station. The car proved to be stolen from Dr. C. E. Collins in Waco on March 20, and the men J. A. Mann Clarence L. Hudson and W. V. Murphy, all Mart residents, are jailed awaiting transfer to Waco for charges.

Navasota Examiner-Review Methodist Church T. B. Terrell Melvin Elliott Bryan Bradley’s Hill College Station Navasota Waco C. E. Collins J. A. Mann Clarence L. Hudson W. V. Murphy Mart

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Bryan Building and Loan Ass Stockholders Meeting Board of Directors Lawler Conyers Live Stock & Feed Corp W. G Reynolds Mer Mo, M. Collins Doyle W. E. Doyle Teague South Carolina Dean Davis J. Thomas Davis John Tarleton Jno. M. Barcus Georgetown Frisco Columbia Happy Land Joseph Hopkinson Bryan Police Fellows Kelloggs Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Kellogg's
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