Locals and Personal News Chronicle Bryan Visitors
Numerous residents and visitors arrive in Bryan through the week from Iola Harvey Kurten and Independence. Notables include Mrs J W Thompson Miss Ruth Echols and Mrs L Gilpin from Iola and J B Chaney of Iola with daughter Mabel shopping in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Die
J. W. Thompson
W. T. Echols
Ruth
Edith Echols
Bryan
Tabor
N. F. Outlaw
Reliance
M. 3
Asters
R. A. Carroll
Winnie
Harvey
J. M
C. L. Connelley
Iola
W. P. Jones
Wilie
A. BE. Earls
Cottonwood
Dallas
H. H. Copeland
Co. C. Dulaney
Thompson Creek
Jim Cooper
Cooper Carll
Rock Prairie
J. ©. Chaney
J. A. Andrews
Zurch
Madison County
A. T. Towler
Benchley
J. S. Byars
Independence
Ryan
Morgan Cross
Harris School House
A. C. Williams
Coleview
Henry Kurten, Jr
J. M. Williams
Wellborn
F. E., Thornton
Sulphur Springs
C. M. Reisinger
J. R. Smith
Frank Operstein
B. A. Huggins
Kurten
J.C. Chaney
Mabel
J. H. Wilcox
Knob Prairie
Josephine Ruth Jessup
Order of the Eastern Star
Arlington
A. B. McSwain
Brazos County
Frank Kadanka
Route 6
Tobe Smith
Herbert Lavender
J. R. Moore
Keith
G. B. Hensarling
J. L. Hensarling
A. G. Neeley
J. E. Batson
W. D. Yardley
S. S. Kelley
Zack Jones
Morgan Smith
Jim Cloud
W. D. Stalings
Alexander
Black Angus and Une Other Cattle Showcased in County
County agent C L Benson presented Kodak photos of agricultural progress. Prominent are Roger Astin’s Black Angus herd on his farm, with ten to twelve head and high quality beef prospects. Prof J H Allen’s Jersey herd, now 25 animals valued around 2000, plus a silo fed operation. White Leghorn flock of Prof Allen also pictured with a supply of eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Fagle
Kodak
Roger Astin
Mr. Astin
Prof. Allen
Allen
Peason
Baptist revival ends as Dr Ridley says farewell
The First Baptist church revival led by Dr Ridley closed Sunday night after three weeks. Seventy additions by letters and professions joined the church and the revival collection topped about $500. He conducted the meetings in a dignified earnest manner, avoiding sensational methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ridley
Not guilty verdicts in Black case and related trials
An instructed verdict of not guilty was entered today in the George Tier case of Marshall for involvement in the 1915 murder of anti Catholic lecturer Wm Black. The Galveston dispatch notes John Copeland was acquitted last fall and George Ryan’s case was dismissed earlier this month, clearing up all related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
George Tier of
Marshall
Wm. Black
John Copeland
George Ryan
Visiting Rural Schools
County agents and superintendents travel by auto to inspect Mudville Stone City and Rye schools where Benson runs corn clubs and extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Benson
W. L. Powers
H. H. Williamson
Ron
Mudville
Stone City
Rye
Mrs. Summerville Dies in Friday Death
Funeral services conducted by Rev. J. E. Weaver were held at 5 p m Saturday for Mrs. Summerville who died Friday. Interment followed at Bethel.
Wolves Ravage Hill Sheep and Hogs Near Bryan Texas
Hill of Navasota river region reports wolves terrorizing his flock on the Sulphur Springs road. He has lost around 150 sheep in a year, plus hogs and goats, with lambs killed and pelts saved. He urges hunters to organize a systematic hunt across the river into Grimes county. Wolves described as large timber wolves, about the size of an ordinary dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Hill
Navasota
Bryan
Sulphur Springs
Hagle
Texas
Navasota River
Hill
Mr. Hill
Race
Grimes County
Made In Texas Book Helps Buyers Locate Texas Goods
Dallas April 28 Texas consumers soon can learn How May I Buy Texas Products The Buy It Made In Texas Association is printing its new directory the Made In Texas Book It lists when and where to buy Texas made goods and what the state produces first in a general list then by classifications for easy shopping
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Association
Cut This Out For Foley Health Packet Offer
An old advertisement invites readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold by M. H. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
M. H. James
For Sale The Little Fence Around My Front Yard
Mrs. Mattie Webb offers a small fence for sale described as the front yard boundary item. The notice notes a private sale with no stated price or location beyond the vendor name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Webb
Mueller Recruits Reserve Officers at A and M College
Captain C H Mueller commandant at Texas A and M College was named recruiting officer for the U S Army. He urges able bodied men to join the Reserve Officers Training Corps with training to begin May 15 at Leon Springs and run into August. The May 8 start was postponed due to high application volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Mueller
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
United States Army
Reserve Officers Training Corps
War Department
Mueller
Leon Springs
Coughs End With Foley’s Honey and Tar Report
A letter from C. Smith of Augusta Georgia praises Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming a 25 cent bottle cured his cough and cold. He states the remedy helped him recover and expresses happiness at discovering the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
C. Smith
12Th St
Augusta
Foley
M. H. James
Texas Leads War Quota Recruitment in April Report
Washington reports Texas supplied 94.4 percent of its April 1 to April 24 war quota, leading all states in regular army recruitment. Oregon Indiana Utah Illinois Kansas followed. Texas quota totals 7 792 with an 18 percent share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nevate
Oregon
Indiana
Utah
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
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J. D. Brown
Sam McAlister
Woodville
C. C. Meckae
Grant
J.B. Walker
City
Claud Moore
Edge
Myrtle Mathis
Lizzie Mathis
W. J. Burt
Steep Hollow
Burt
R. H. Grant
Myers
Presbyterian Church
R. S. Newsom
Guy Pennington
M. W. Pennington
Whittaker
W. RB. Broyles
J. D. Garner
A. and
M. College
Harvey Club
Jake Davis
John A. Moore
T. A. Taylor
School of Engineering
University of Texas
O. M. Ball
Prof. Ford
Rufus Cage, Jr
Houston
C. Ll. Fewell
Corsicana
R. O. Harris
Allen Paul
F. M. van Brunt
Ollie Parks
Pittsburgh
N. M. Potter
Franklin
James W. James
Geo. F. Lee
J. F. Parks, Jr
J. F. Parks
John Pool
L. Munger
Mexia
N. Harrington
John Gordon
Mart
A. C. Lambert
Hearne
A. A. Burney
Bonham
S. Wood
C. Isaacs
Alvin
R. M. Johnson
Meridian
W. P. Stanberry
W. F. Coker
T. C. Blakeley
Crocket
Daisy Knapp
H. J. Barbee
John Lloyd
Leslie
W. S. Howell, Jr
San Antonio
Tom Cross
J. R. Mathis
A. T. Potts
College
Oscar Gregge
K. T. Williams
Millican
Doane
Cameron and
Brenham
Mr. Cooley
Butler Plantation
J. W. Burroughs
J. H
Wilcox
BE. A. Peters
Domineck Angonia
J. B. O'Neil
North Zulch
W. A. Gustavus
Balinger
W. H. Cole
Ballinger
Oscar Wilcox
Alexandria
N. M. Hudspeth
Miss Jewell
L. W. Woodall
A. W. Shelton
J. T. Pate
Vesta
Coleviews
Marguerite
Jim Tobias
Richard Davidson
Baptist Revival
Morewood
Moorewood
Blonwood
Dorema D
Ducalion
Hambletonian
Jack Tucker & Dyer
Bulls Eye
Bonneville
Main Street
East
Fe Alure
Palm Beach
Vici Kid
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