Editor White Urges Youth to Laugh Work for Change
Lawrence Kansas May 3 Associated Press William Aven White editor of the Emporia Gazette addresses All University convocation urging students to reject stagnation and pursue a better world through work and laughter He warns later conservatism may come with age and insists youth must challenge the past to improve society.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kan
William Aven White
Emporia Gazette
Mr. White
Orphan Boy Wins Way Through College and Legislature
Eugene Miller a Parker County youth born in New York City rises to bachelor of arts from Southern Methodist University in Dallas and holds a Texas state representative seat at 23. He crossed from poverty to college funds earned himself and seeks his mother absent since infancy, with memories of New York life and early foster care.
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Eagle
Weatherford Texas
Eugene Miller
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Miller
Parker County
College Auditorium
New York
New York City
Mary Blair Miller
Henry
Emma Blair
East 128Th Street
Broome Street
Bellevue Hospital
Texas
Pellevue
Democratic Jury Primaries For Congress Sixth District
Announcing candidates for county and district offices including Luther A. Johnson for sheriff L E Morehead C L Baker for county attorney Oak McKenzie for tax assessor Clyde F Goen Jim Darwin Roy Hudspeth Ollie Smith A B McSwain Dora Wilson D J McDonald C E Bobo Eck Smith Guy F Boyett George Edge John Sabo Frank Kr C Degelia Chas Di Stefano J M Moore H T Wheeless J W Hamilton L D McGee
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Congress
Luther A. Johnson
L. E. Morehead Cc
L. Baker
Oak McKenzie
Clyde F. Goen
Jim Darwin
Roy Hudspeth
Ollie Smith
McSwain
Dora Wilson
D. J. McDonald
C. E. Bobo
Eck Smith
Guy F. Boyett
Co. M. Risinger
J. T. Sawyer
George ”. Edge John Sabo
Frank Krc
C. M. Degelia
Chas, DI Stefano
J. M. Moore
H. T. Wheeless
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Hamilton
L. D. McGee
Chinese Battle Rolls Toward Tien Tain in Civil War Drive
May 2 report from Peking says General Wu Pei Fu's forces push toward Tien Tain with artillery along Machang. Admiral Strauss orders Wilmington from Hong Kong to Tien Tam after a meeting with Minister Scharman. General Wu Pei Fu purportedly killed in action, though unconfirmed.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Wu Pei Fu
Tien Tain
Machang
Strauss
Scharman
Wilmington
Hong Kong
Tien Tam
Chang
Hearne Trades Day Invites Judges For May 4
Mr. C. H. Chambers senior student of A and M and County Agent C L Benson were asked by Mr. R B Ewing County Agent Robertson County to attend Trades Day at Hearne Saturday May 4 and act as judges of livestock and farm products exhibited by farmers on these trade days.
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Hearne
C. H. Chambers
C. L. Benson
R. B. Ewing
Robertson County
Miller pursues law while serving in legislature
Miller attended a country school near his farm, Garner high school, Weatherford College, and Southern Methodist University. He earned an athletic letter in football and joined the debating team while supporting himself by tutoring and summer work, hoping to study law at the University of Texas during legislative sessions while longing for his mother.
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Miller
Garner
Weatherford College
Southern Methodist University
University of Texas
Personal Mention From Tuesday’s Daily At Bryan
County Agent R B Ewing of Robertson County visited with County Agent C L Benson and toured the Eagle office. General H B Stoddard sent a box of matches from New Orleans as a thoughtful gift to the Eagle. Mrs L Kramer of Wellborn and Mrs I R Brownlee and daughter Mildred of College were among out of town visitors in Bryan.
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R. B. Ewing
Robertson County
C. L. Benson
Eagle
H. B. Stoddard
New Orleans
L. Kramer
Wellborn
I. R. Brownlee
Mildred
College
Bryan
Bryan Notes Busy Travelers and Local Visits
Col Jim Gibson of the Houston Post is in town on business. Miss Laura Mims a Steep Hollow teacher is in Bryan from her home. Mrs J J Tatum visits daughter in Waco. Mrs John Sharp Williams Jr and Pauline Williams arrive from Yazoo City for six weeks in Bryan. Miss Rosa Moore of Navasota plans return Thursday. Pauline Webb known as Miss Willie Mae Collard underwent appendicitis surgery and rests well. Dr John A Held attends Texas Sunday School convention in Dallas tonight.
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Jim Gibson
The
Houston Post
Oak McKenzie
Houston
Herman Kindt
Henry
Kurten
Kindt
Eagle
T. W. Frame
Edge
Bryan
Lynn Sample
Tabor
Henry Koontz
Laura Mims
Steep Hollow
Henry Shows
Thompson Creek
R. H. Seale
Benchley
W. W. Leach
Beaumont
J. J. Tatum
R. E. May
Waco
John Sharp Williams, Jr
Pauline Williams
Yazoo City
Migs
James H. Webb
College Avenue
Texas
Rosa Moore
Navasota
W. A. Withers
Willie Mae Collard
Will Lear
Bryan Hospital
Clinton C. Smith
West 24Th Street
A. W. Buchanan
East 26Th Street
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Sunday School of Texas
C. M. Risinger
I. V. Freeman
Brazos Bottom
A. D. Jackson
S. C. Hoyle
Lee J. Rountree
Texas Press Association
Denton
Texas Editors
College of Industrial Arts
Willie May Collard
W. Stuart Barron
Rupert Maultsby
A. & M. College
Bettie Bel
East 22Nd Street
A and M Team Wins Eighth Corps Area Trophy
Texas A M College won the Eighth Corps Area team rifle competition with 3470 points out of 4000. New Mexico Military Institute placed second with 3480? The results list Arizona and New Mexico A M as top rivals, with several other schools in the order: Arizona, New Mexico A M, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado Agricultural College, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma A M. Captain A L Tuttle coached the team and F W Boris kie of Bryan was captain and firer.
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College Station
Texas
Texas A. & M. College
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas A. & M
New Mexico Military Institute
University of Arizona
New Mexico A. & M
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado Agricultural College
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M
A. L. Tuttle
F. W. Boriskie
Bryan
How to Be a Live Dealer Without Advertising
A business guide questions how a live dealer can attract players without advertising. It explores word of mouth, partnerships, and subtle brand presence as alternative visibility strategies.
Swindle Explores Heaven and Eternal Life in First Christian Sermon
Rev. L. Swindle preached at the First Christian Church arguing that belief and obedience to God determine salvation. He warned that those outside the church face a dire eternal fate and urged attendance at the revival led by Rev. C. N. Calmes with a Wednesday close date.
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Rev. L. Swindle
First Christian Church
Ol An
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
Bryan
C. N. Calmes
Rotary Luncheon Speaker Dr. Youngblood to Address Club
Dr. B. Youngblood of the Texas Experiment Service at A. and M. College will lead the Rotary luncheon at noon Wednesday.
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Youngblood
B. Youngblood
Texas Experiment Service of
A. & M.college
Rotary
Ku Klux Remembers Mrs Cobb Family Donation Letter
Mrs Nannie Cobb of Bryan Texas received a $10 token from Knights of the Ku Klux Klan No 48 Realm of Texas dated April 27 1922. The note offers sympathy and prayers to Mrs Cobb during her husband JIm Cobbs illness and asks for God’s guidance through their trial. Mrs Cobb thanks the Eagle for the donation and expresses deep gratitude for the support.
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Jim Cobb
Bryan
Realm OF Texas
Knights OF the KU Klux Klan
Tanlac Brings Relief to Wichita Woman
Mrs. L Scott of 114 W English St Wichita Kansas reports long stomach trouble indigestion heart palpitations breathlessness back pains and nervous insomnia fading after starting Tanlac. She now eats well sleeps better and handles housework and store duties. Tanlac sold by all good druggists Adv.
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Tanlac
Adv
Farming on the S A and A PRy excursion notices
The notice promotes farm products and rainfall comparisons with Nebraska and Maine, praises climate and roads, and invites readers to contact Fomeseekers retes about the book Farming on the S A and A PRy. It lists H. M. Maiminson Gen Farm Imm Act and Geo. F. Lawton Gen Pass Agt, San Antonio, Texas, for seaside and mountain excursions.
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Nebraska
Maine
Fomeseekers Retes
S.A
A.p.ry
H. M. Maimnson
Gen
Farm & Imm
San Antonio
Texas
Geo. F. Lawton
Pass. Agt
Mrs Read Visits Mrs Covey In Our City
Mrs P A Read of Hearne is visiting Mrs Edgar Covey of our city for a few days.
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P. A. Read of
Hearne
Edgar Covey
Our City
Brazos County Records 32 New Cars Sold in April
The Brazos County Assessor records show 32 new vehicles purchased in April. Purchasers include Experiment Station A and M College, numerous Bryan and College Station residents, and local firms such as Parker Est., Parer-Actin Hardware, and Ault Refining.
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Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
Experiment Station
A. & M. College
Johnnie Phillips
Bryan
A. P. Carr
R. B. Ehlinger
College Station
Robert Armstrong
Willys-Knight
Geo. R. Strav
James Lang
Kurten
A. A. Ware
Ault Refining Company
P. S. Mangum
Edge
R. A. Oliveira
J. T. Martin
W. Crenshaw
C. G
M. Parker
Miss Berryman Suffers Badly Broken Arm
Friends sympathize with Miss Nannie Berryman after a fall at her home damaged the right arm with both bones broken above the wrist and the wrist dislocated. Arm dressed at once and she is improving. She expects to teach at East Side School on Monday.
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Nannie Berryman
Miss Berryman
East Side
Brahma Cow and Calf Added to College Zoo
College Station Texas May 3 A Brahma cow and calf were added to the College zoo last week. The animals came from Fon 2 Boraca manager of the Pierce Ranch in southern Texas and the original importer of Brahma cattle from India in large numbers. Mr Porden, a recent visitor to the College, became interested in the collection of animals now in the College zoo.
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College Station
Texas
College
Fon 2
Boraca
Pierce Ranch
Inieia
Porden
Will Clouds Market Robbed on Main Street
Will Clouds Market on Main Street was broken into Monday night and a few cents were stolen from the cash register. Candy was taken, suggesting a group of boys may be involved. No other damage was reported.
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Will Clouds Market
Will Cloud
Main Street
W. S. Martin
City Hall Recounts New Meter Books
City Manager Ebbe Meadares announces the recount of meter books at City Hall Wednesday morning. They are bound in red and presented as new volumes for public record.
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Ebbe. MeAdares
Executor appointed for Mary Williams estate in Brazos County
Amon C. Williams was appointed on April 20 1922 in Brazos County Texas as executor testamentary for the estate of Miss Mary Williams deceased. Creditors are notified to present claims by the legal deadline at the executor’s Bryan Texas residence.
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Amon C. Williams
Mary Williams
Executor's Notice in Brazox County Texas
Notice of letters testamentary issued April 20 1922 by Brazox County Court Texas to I W Crenshaw executor of J M Hare deceased claimants must present claims within legal period at Wrgan Texas post office address.
Executors Notice of Pearl Kaplan Estate
Joe Kaplan was granted letters testamentary on the 24th day by the County Court of Brazos County Texas for the estate of Mrs Pearl Kaplan deceased. All persons claiming against the estate of Pearl Kaplan are requested to present their claims at Joe Kaplans Bryan Texas residence and post office address.
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Ratate of Mra
Pear Kaplan
Harria Visits New Orleans For Bryan Automatic Electric Shoe Pollahine
A. Harria travels to New Orleans representing the Bryan Automatic Electric Shoe Pollahine Company seeking interests and potential orders.
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A. Harria
New Orleans
Bryan Automatic Electric Shoe Pollahine Company
Brazos County club leaders plan for youth farm work progress
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department describes a College Monday training meeting delayed by Mr. L. Chambers. R. W. Persons led an informal session highlighting the value of local club leaders and cooperation with vocational teachers. Reports on pork, garden, and soil projects, plus upcoming joint stock judging training, mark ongoing efforts to boost rural youth programs.
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L. Chambers
Washington, D. C
R. W. Persons
College Station
Texas
Tabor
Mary Locke
C. L. Benson
Brazos County
Edgar Jones
First State Bank and Trust Company
Jones
Grimes, Burleson
Brazos Counties
Street Taxes Reach $855 in Bryan for April
City Marshal W. S. Martin reported $855 in street taxes collected to Tuesday morning from 285 able-bodied men aged 21 to 45 in Bryan at $3 per scalp. Collections began at 1 PM and will continue indefinitely until all taxes are paid.
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W. S. Martin
Bryan
Death of W. C. Jones in Ore City Visit
Bryan friends report the death of W. C. Jones aged 71 during a visit to relatives in Ore City Grege County. His body was moved to Mexia for burial with funeral services at his daughter Mrs Clarence V Wheeler’s home on Sunday at 2 o clock. He had visited Bryan frequently when the Wheelers lived there.
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MR. Jones Bryan
W. C. Jones
Clarence V. Wheeler
Bryan
Jones
Ore City
Grege County
Mexia
Clarence Wheeler
Baptist Women Send Clothes Box to Buckner Home
The First Baptist church ladies mailed their quarterly clothing box to Buckner Orphan Home in Dallas. The box leaves Bryan on Tuesday May 2. General chairman Mrs. W. S. Higgs led the effort. The donation totaled 148.95 dollars with a 74.50 cash gift and 74.45 worth of clothing.
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First Baptist Church
Buckner
Dallas
Bryan
W. S. Higgs
Automobiles Transferred in Brazos County April Report
April transfers filed by the Brazos County Assessor list several local buyers and sellers. C A Buchanan sold a Ford touring car model 1920 to R L Seale of Bryan, and others include Joe Wymola, Burton Rountree Co, and L Wade Cox with various makes and buyers in Bryan Wellborn College Station and Bryan area.
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Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
C. A. Buchanan
R. L. Seale
Bryan
Joe Wymola
Anton Wathuler
Burton Rountree Company
J. R. McNeir
Wellborn
Joe K. Loren
Jenkins Conroy Wedding Reported in Bryan
Mr and Mrs C E Jenkins received word from their son Tom of his marriage to Miss Maggie Conroy daughter of Mrs John Conroy of this city in Houston Friday evening at o o clock Rev L T Lloyd of the Methodist church officiating The couple left Bryan for Houston after the ceremony and will live with the groom s parents on East 23rd Street for the present The bride and groom are highly regarded by many friends in Bryan
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Jenkins
Bryan
Charley E. Jenkins
East 23Rd Street
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