Union Hill School Entertainment Delights Bryan Visitors
A Union Hill report recalls a recent school entertainment praised for its effort and patriotism. Teachers showed strong commitment and students performed a drill of seventeen late girls, with Johnny Holick delivering a fine shipboard styled song. The piece ends with thanks to Miss Bertie Suber and Miss Annie Mae Lock and notes upcoming patriotic speaking and revival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Hill
Union Hill
Johnny Holick
Mr. Barron of
Bryan
Bertie Suber
Annie Mae Lock
Mary Carron
R. No. 4
Texas
Correction on wheat rust guidance from Brazon county reports
The Eagle corrects two articles suggesting A and M College can instruct farmers to prevent rust in wheat. It notes wheat may be treated for smut but not for rust, per County Agent Beason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Brazon County
M. College
Beason
Probate Court Names Receiver for Salvato Minors
J. T. Maloney presides over the estate of Frank Charles Jake and Sam Salvato minors Tony Salvato is appointed receiver with bond and oath approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Maloney
Frank, Charles
Jake
Sam Salvato
Tony Salvato
Bond
Grove's Tonic Promises General Tonic Benefits
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims liver effects, malaria relief, blood enrichment, and overall system strengthening, priced at 60 cents.
Four Juvenile Suspects Held for Jewelry Store Burglary
The sheriff detains four young Negro boys accused of burglarizing Park jewelry store and James drug store recently. Juvenile court likely to hear the cases, district court session begins May 13. Two older suspects held for grand jury burglary charge moved to an army camp after an examining trial. Bond set at $500 for breaking into a country home on the Wellborn road.
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Park
James
Justice of the Peace
Wellborn Road
Foundation laid for professor Lichte’s bungalow on College Street
A six room bungalow for Prof. F. T. Lichte is being built near the interurban line at College Street costing about $2,500. A. Widdecke of the college fiscal department has bought a lot near the Lichte property and plans a home. Work on the First National bank building continues with thicker inner walls and basement excavations underway.
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College Street
F. T. Lichte
College
Rr A. Widdecke
Lichte
First National Bank
Steep Hollow Club Plans to Add Stars to Flag
The Steep Hollow Community club will add three more stars to its honor flag at Friday night’s meeting. The flag already has 21 stars and the plan envisions placing the final three stars during the ceremony amid patriotic fervor.
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Steep Hollow
Lemon Skin Whitener Promises Clear Complexion
A promotional tip urges mixing two fresh lemons with orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. The mixture is massaged daily on the face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles tan sallowness redness and roughness. The ad claims the product is harmless with dramatic skin improvements.
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Ady
Farm Labor Shortage Might Be Relieved by Mexican Importations
Austin May 7 The demand for 1000 laborers to work in Texas cotton and corn is raised by T W McClellan federal farm specialist He says relief could come from importing Mexican laborers but federal restrictions and draft fears deter many Mexicans from crossing The state council of defense plans to send a committee to Washington to discuss easing rules for labor imports.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
T. W. McClellan
Federal Department of Agriculture
McClellan
State Department of Labor
United States
State Council of Defense
Washington
Final Liberty Bonds sales figures for Brazos County
Final figures on the sale of Liberty Bonds in Brazos County list detailed per town and giver names. Millican Wellborn College Steeles Store Harvey Kurten Tabor Edge Smetana Bryan and others show yesterday sales and cumulative totals with numerous individual donors and organizations listed.
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Liberty Bonds
Brazos County
Daily Eagle
Millican
A. J. Edwards
C. B. McGregor
Wellborn
L. M. Gandy
Ad Stasney
T. J. Crane
College
E. C. Baker
J. F. Hairston
R. L. Morrison
Roland Adelsperger
J. B. Joyce
M. T. Payne
Scott B. Dyer
H. E. Randolph
Derden Ford
Willie Belle Fuller
S. €. Hoyle
R. E. Bosque
W. F. Davis
Dew
W. L. Driver
Frank E. Burkhalter
Joe Kulak
J. H. Dowling
Fr. G. Gunter
Cecil Estill
A. Merwin
Laura F. Neale
Charles Nitch
C. A. Lewis
R. B. Anderson
Minnie Zimmerman
J. O. Bailey
A. H. Ramsey
Steele
Jack Salvato
Peter Bonano
Charles Salvato
Frank Salvato
Sam Salvato
Ross Bonano
Jim Godine
Sam F. Cotropia
Harvey
J. H. Morehead
T. B. Goodman
Kurten
H. Kurten
Oscar Kurten
C. C. Morgan
J. C. Cloud
J. P. Conway
William Shealy
D. B. Lloyd
Walnut Chapel
Lee Krolezky
Charles Schram
Ernest Weise
Bessie Morgan
Grace Morgan
J. W. Crenshaw
August Schmidt
Henry Stoppe
C. W. Shealy
G. W. Saxon
H. B. Lloyd
George Jones
Lillian Lloyd
Tom Mary
Charles Merka
J. J. Holick
J. Regmund
Dread Toliver
John Hanus
Joseph Zemonek
V. Havel
T. P Smith
Society of St. Joseph No
Smetana
Theodore Brown
H. M. Hyers
Henry Regmund
Annie Brandusky
Bryan
F. H. Pool
Georgia Earl Dunlap
Helen Ruth Dunlap
T. O. Walton
M. E. Burns
Virginia C. Puryear
J. W. Mitchell
D. B. Coter
Tom Holick
D. C
J. S. Francis
E. T. Cross
Edge
Ellen McDonald
Sam McDonald
Frank Wright
Peter Korvas
Tom Steele
K. T. Williams
E. E. Zetterquist
E. A. Allen
G. E. Orr
J. W. Burrows
J. S. Parker
J. S. Sawyer
H. A. Smith
Wm. CC. McMahan
A. & M. College of Texas
W. W. Huff
H. W. Small
J. J. Richey
Walton Peteet
Clifford H. Farr
W. Bissing
W. C. Boyett
A. W. Buchanan
Jno. Sembera
Autra
E. C. Trimble
Helen Higgins
James A. Stark
Winfield Burchard
S. O. Payne
Emma Campbell
James Andrew Darby
W. L. Hearne
C. H. Echols
Ed Kopchinsky
V. J. Boriskie
Joe Domineck
J. J. Barta
Ed Boriskie
Steel
M. W. Sims
W. B. English
Angelina Lanza
F. Hollie
Joseph Jones
Ernest Hines
George Ford
Will Flowers
Jno. Harris
Henry Garvin
Lee Mallard
Major Robinson
Lonnie Jackson
N. N. German
Joe Jones
A. W
W. L. Cross
C. W. Blanton
R. C. Rudasill
Miss Linnie McCallum
A. A. Dean
W. M. Wilson
J. W. Wiley
A. L. Higgs
Dulaney
J. Frank Smith
Mary Regmund
Peter Zulkoskie
Reuben Smith
Jno
Kosarek
Frank Horak
Joe Regmund
Lucy Cahill
First National Bank
First Baptist Church
C. A. Buchanan
Grant Lumber Co
Eugene
Lawler
Jacob Luza
Fannie Dorobratny
Doane Jr
Dorothy A. Doane
J S. Doane
Quinlan Adams
Annie Stasney
Tyler Haswell
R. H. Holton
Boy Scouts
A. A. McKenzie
F. L. Henderson
Cc. L. Benson
Jessie Wm. Towler
Tassie May Wilkinson
Willie C. Stuart
Steele’s
Easested
Tabor
Bryant
LAST LIBERTY BOND BUYERS MAY SALES REPORT
Liberty loan sales for Saturday show multiple purchasers and amounts including $4 750 $5 50 and $4 800 with names such as Mrs John R Robertson Mrs R E Dunlap and Carroll Jameson. The report lists buyers by location and order numbers with totals like $161 100 and $17 700 across various stores and districts.
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Daily Eagle
Millican
John R. Robertson
Embry
Ewing Norwood
John Dd. Rogers
R. E. Dunlap
E. Bradley
Carroll Jameson
Wellborn
A. R. Parker
George M. Wilkerson
Y. N. Barrow
D. N. Barrow
George A. Smith
C. M. Evans
A. E. Delaune
W. H. Ramsey
C. F. Weihman
A. H. Hollinger
J. L. Adkins
Lylith Holmes
William A. Doubt
Steele's
Harvey
Ernest Garvin
Dee Hunter
Dennis Andrew
Willis Smith
James Johns
A. P. Buchanan
Thomas Redison English
Kurten
Emil Jeske
Chester Lloyd
Alice Hornecker
Emily Joe
W. J. Reiley
Tabor
Edge
Smetana
Bryan
Bryan Press Co
Floyd Dansby
Howell Lumber Co
S. L. Boatwright
M. H. James
Howell
C. E. Jones
J. M. Caldwell
J. J. Pipkin
Vito Scardino
J. A. McQueen
J. A. Cunningham
J. H. Suber
Julia Belle Graham
Liberty
W G Reynolds Runs For Commissioner In Precinct 4
The Eagle announces W G Reynolds as a candidate for Precinct No 4 commissioner in the July democratic primary. A longtime resident and business man, he pledges faithful service and to apply strict business standards to roads bridges and public works if elected.
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W. G. Reynolds
Reynolds
Eagle
Colonel Will A. Miller Enlists 2000 Men in Six Days
Amarillo’s Colonel Will A Miller, a college director and Texas native, organized a 2000 man cavalry unit for a new Texas national guard brigade in six days. A former national guard member, he has lived in Amarillo 35 years and remains popular locally.
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Will A. Miller
Amarillo
Texas National Guard
National Guard
Digestive Aid Ad Promotes LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN
An advertisement touts LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a pleasant liquid digestive laxative. It is produced and recommended by Paris Medicine Co. alongside Laxative Bromo Quinine and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
Grove
Senate probe sought into aircraft scandal by Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee chair Chamberlain announced a full inquiry into the aviation program. He claimed funds were misused and pledged to expose responsible individuals. He cited no American planes en route to Europe yet acknowledged large material shipments for abroad assembly.
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Chamberlain
Europe
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Military Committee
Senate Today
Senate
Borglum
Smowden-Marshall
Squire
Signal Corps
France
United States
Walsh
Montana
Thomas
Colorado
New Ice Factory Being Built Here in Bryan
James Godwin is building a new ice factory and cold storage plant in Bryan. The facility will use a storeroom near the Lawrence wholesale grocery, with cold storage rooms large enough for a carload of goods and a sizable ice can tank. Machinery is arriving, but a public opening date isn’t known yet.
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Daily Eagle Bryan
Lawrence Wholesale Grocery
James Godwin
Additional mechanics delayed to June 15 for France training
Capt. F W Zeller and Prof F D Bolton were advised by wire that 340 additional mechanics for training for special service behind the lines in France will not arrive until June 15. Earlier campus plans assumed earlier arrival.
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F. W. Zeller
Texas A. and M. College
F. D. Bolton
France
Speedsters Fined In Corporation Court
Charges of speeding were filed in the corporation court. Two offenders paid $5 and costs totaling $8.20, and one case paid $1 and costs totaling $4.20. Five cases remain untried. Seven complaints were filed by Officer L H White and one by Officer W O Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
L. H. White
W. 8. Martin
Laxa tive Bromine Quinine Endorsed in Patent Claim
The ad promotes LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE claiming tonic and laxative effects without nervousness or head ringing. It asserts superiority over ordinary Quinine and instructs readers to look for the full product name and the signature of E. W. GROVE.
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E. W. Grove
Ray Wilson Injured At School Recess In High School Incident
Ray Wilson son of the late Mrs. Willie Wilson was seriously injured at recess in a high school. He was struck on the right temple by a shot ball during practice and rendered unconscious. Taken to Bryan hospital where he had not regained consciousness by late afternoon. An X-ray was planned. Mrs. Wilson had died a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
Ray Wilson
Willie Wilson
Bill’ Bethea
Ray
Bryan Hospital
Ousley to Visit Texas for Extension Briefing Tour
Hon. Clarence Ousley head of the extension service and former assistant secretary of agriculture will tour Texas for two to three days between May 15 and 18. He plans to hear reports from department heads and then travel to Kansas to address the state bankers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ousley
Washington
Texas
Kansas
Bankers Association
Tabor High School Closing May 13 Commencement Events
Tabor High School will close on May 13 with graduation exercises that evening. The commencement sermon is planned for Sunday May 12 at PM by Rev. A S Whitehurst of Caldwell Texas. W S Barron will deliver the address Monday night May 13. FP M Vance invites all to attend.
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Tabor High School
A.S. Whitehurst
Caldwell
Texas
W. S. Barron
Piles Cured Fast with PAZO OINTMENT Claims
Druggists refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Instantly relieves itching and allows restful sleep after first application. Price 50c.
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Astoria
Nfants PT Ee Ita
Tur Centaurompanys
New York
Castoria
Centaur Company
New York City
Probate Court
Mexico
Liberty Bond Buyers
H. Fullerton
James Anderson
Frances Mike
Jacob Sramek
J. R. Knox
A. Todaro
R. W. Mitchell
R. H. Martin
Bryan & Bailey
H. O. Tuck
A. E. Worley
James A. Caulfield
D. Ww. Davenport
Charles Carr
S. W. Buchanan
W. Buchanan
Willie Hudson
Pearl Kern
T. G. Calhoun
Dorothy Helen Livingston
Robert Morris Livingston
Vine Hams
G. J. Nedbalek
DEC
Ousley
M. Vance
Mary Fennell
Pomona
Missouri
BE. T. Chomer
East 42Nd St
Chicago
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