Locals Busy in Bryan Area Daily Happenings
Dozens of residents and visitors from Tabor Harvey Rock Prairie and beyond were noted in Bryan today. Names include Jim Henry C A Jenkins J D Goen Uncle Billy Warren Matt Rains Arthur Gandy and many others visiting, shopping or on business. The bulletin records travel, calls on shops, church and civic ties across surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Taylor
Franklin
S. C. Hoyle
Dallas
W. E. Gandy
Rock Prairie
M. G. Buchanan
Harvey
E. Gandy
Billy Warren
Wheelock
Matt Rains
Bryan
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
J. L. Cobb
Tabor
Arthur Gandy
J. H. Lawless
Kurten
J. P. Atkins
College
J. D. Barnett
Wiley Kelly
Helen
Cottonwood
J. E. Colbert
Oklahoma
T. B. Hubbard
M. B. Easters
Cora
Maggie
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
O. H. Astin
Mary Wright
Palestine
Tyler Haswell
J. R. Lindsay
Annie Ruth
Roy McKnight
Waco
Allen Academy
J. T. Puller
K. M. Cox
Macy
E City
Charley Kennedy
T. T. Goodwin
Providence
I. F. Thompson
Holligan Chapel
A. B. McSwain
J. H. McCallum
Minnie McCallum
J. T. Pate
J. G. W. Allen
N. B. Cavitt
Marlin
M. E. Williams
E. C. Branch
San Antonio
Bryan Telephone Exchange
Hotel Bryan
J. M. Olson
Essie McSwain
Arch Robinson
Wixon
W. L. Powers
Millican
T. A. Hensarling
O. H. McGee
L. M. Haltom
Benchley
Sam Cavitt
P. L. Barron
Gladys and
Icie
Vivian Royder
Mae Foster
Wellborn
Ruth Weeden
Bertha Turner
Winnie Graham
Elsie Martin
J. Harris
Harris School House
R. L. Buchanan
T. W. Beard
Edge
Fred M. Allison
Corsicana
A. B. Carr Jr
Houston
J. A. D. Robinson
J. M. Hicks
Kurton
S. G. Herrington
John Herrington
J. Q. Lewis
Tom Martin
A. H. Eaves
J. 8. Bennett
Calvert
Town Visitors and Travel Notes Highlight Local Business
A long list of residents and visitors from Tabor, Kurten, Wellborn, Navasota and other nearby areas travel to Bryan for business today. People include J. H. Wilcox, A. B. Hugghins, W. L. Cross, J. J. Vandiver, T. P. Hall, and many others with trips to Houston, Dallas, Waco, or Galveston noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Roberson
Benchley
Wilmon Newell
College
F. C. Bolton
R. H. Seale
A. A. McCown
Dallas
W. F. Odom
Kurten
F. W
D. G. Locke
Cottonwood
J. J. Kasiska
Morgan Cross
J. H. Conway
Little Sons
Franklin
Jack Smith
Houston
T. B. Smith
Alliance
Glenn Flinn
Longview
Robert W. Howell
Park
Austin
Big
Little Brazos
Colorado
Dona Carnes
Waco
Temple
Hillsboro
W. F. Hoppess
Master Coulter Hoppess
J. W. Coulter
Marshal Jones
Reliance
A. B. Hugghins
City
W. L. Cross
Bryan
Tabor
G. C. Royder
Wellborn
Alonzo Carter
Fort Worth
Robert Armstrong
J. E. Covey
C. S. Tatum
T. E. Wade
W. A. Smith
Millican
J. H. Read
John McCallum
John B. Cavitt
Marlin
Nelia Eaves
J. T. Swanson
Navasota
Lizzie Suber
Hudson Myers
Gerard Brink
Galveston
J. B. Gleissner
J. J. Vandiver
T. P. Hall
Steep Hollow
Elsie Martin
Baylor University
J. W. Barron
Mary McInnis
Willie McDougald
L. D. McGee
J. E. Morgan
First Methodist Church
Tally
Eagle Office
Charles S. Gainer
Gainer
Brazos Bottom
Trade balance soars as exports top two billion mark
Secretary Redfield writes Senator Stone detailing nine months of fiscal year exports totaling 1 933 475 580 with an anticipated yearly total near 2 750 000 000. He notes a favorable merchandise balance of 761 000 000 by mid April and argues the trade gains could fund major national debts and projects if continued under American control of shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
William J. Stone
Far East
Atlantic
Former teacher to wed in Temple ceremony
Dr. George G. Kindley, assistant house surgeon at the Santa Fe Railway Hospital in Temple and former Allen Academy instructor, will wed Miss Florence May Goodman of Galveston on Tuesday May 18. Friends in Bryan have received cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Kindley
Santa Fe Railway Hospital
Temple
Allen Academy
Florence May Goodman
Galveston
Bryan
Two More Convicts Caught After Escape
Ernest Dehart captured and turned over to City Marshal John D. Conlee two more convicts who escaped from the Koppe and Robinson place. They were found two miles south of Bryan and handed to Sheriff Nunn for county jail, part of a seven recaptured with six still at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dehart
John D. Conlee
Koppe & Robinson Place
Bryan
Nunn
Burleson County
Milk Cows Early for Better Comfort and Milk
Farm and Fireside advises farmers to milk cows early and turn them to grass before heat. Cows then rest in shade and chew cud during peak heat, improving comfort and keeping milk production steady into the evening.
British Troops Reduced Alcohol Rations to Twice Weekly
The General Headquarters reports British soldiers in France now receive alcohol only twice a week rather than daily. Warmer weather and a goal to curb stimulants drive the change, with no known troop protests. Each occasion provides about half a gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Army
France
Associated Press
Ingland
Local Produce Market Prices Snapshot
Eggs ten cents per dozen. Butter twenty five cents per pound. Hens four to six dollars per dozen. Fryers four to five dollars per dozen. Broilers three dollars per dozen. Ducks three dollars per dozen. Geese three dollars per dozen. Turkeys ten cents per pound. Cows four to four and a half cents per pound. Calves seven cents per pound. Steers seven cents per pound. Hogs five to six cents per pound. Oats sixty five cents per bushel. Corn one dollar five cents per bushel. Prairie hay twelve dollars per ton. Bermuda hay thirteen dollars per ton. Alfalfa twenty dollars per ton. Green hides seven cents per pound. Dry hides ten cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Bond issue in Texas county roads project awaiting AG opinion
County Judge J T Maloney says an opinion from the Attorney General's Department in Austin is expected today or tomorrow on the 400000 good roads bond. Judge J W Doremus is in Austin with the transcript for inspection and possible approval so the bonds can be advertised for sale promptly and road work can begin at the earliest moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Maloney
Attorney General's Department
Austin
J. W. Doremus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Henry
C. A. Jenkins of
J. D. Goen
W. T. Bryant
Nelliette
Jesse Henry
Boonville
the Eagle
J. Henry
C. C. Payne
Moungernon
Payne
Gulf Coast
J. Witchell
O. B. Wooten
A. Potts
R. P. Marsteller
Allege
T. A. Searcy
Benny
Macy School
A. Jearcy
J. L. Fountain
Fountain
R. J. Brown
Rev. Brown
Neleva Junction
Dora Poole
H. R. Thurman
Normangee
William Hudspeth
J. K. Pressnal
A. M. Parker
Riesel
W. P. Means
Miss Sadie
Independence
A. M. Waldrop
Hearne
Shakespearean Society
R. C. Allen
J.G. Glass
Miss Adelaide
Villa Maria Academy
Della Lawrence
State University At Austin
J. W. Batts
J. G. Glass
Adelaide Glass
P. D. Oliver Fof Caldwell
Oliver
Caldwell Oil Company
J. R. Astin
EB. H. Astin
Mumford
Philip Hermer
Main Street
J. H. White Sr
A. W. Shelton
J. W. Crenshaw
A. A. Dean
D. W. Spence
Claud Moore
O. L. Wilcox
Tom Cross
Henry Koontz
Zack
Fred Cargill
George F. Lee
Howell Ratliff
W. T. Horton
Nuisance
Floyd Smith
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
J. L. Hensarling
Belle Ransom
Marlin and Mart
Estelle Anderson
G. S. Parker
C. A. Harris
Adley
Stone City
R. M. Gordon
W. E. Saunders
Gertrude
Pauline
Neal McDougald
Chicago
Lucy MacDougald
Co. L. Bernay
J. R. Lay
Harlem
Lay
Heere
State Medical Association
W. R. Nash
Eranbrack
Eagle
Branbrack
Bryan Hospital
J. H. Wilcox
J. D. Stanley
Beaumont
United States
Wilson
Panama Canal
New York
Philadelphia
William C. Redfield
United States Senate
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