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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

4

Monument Debate Ties Governor Neff to World War Memorial

Governor Neff defends a $30 000 World War I memorial bill saying funds will only be spent when Texas finances allow and that gratitude for the fallen justifies the monument. The bill, backed by the American Legion, would form a three person commission to plan a capitol memorial funded by at least 100 000 from the people.

Neff San Antonio Dallas-Galveston News Austin American Legion Rountree Brazos Faubion Burnett Tear Williamson Texas Capitol Flanders Fields

Brazos County Trustees Meet May 14 at Court House

The Brazos County Trustees plan a May 14 meeting at 1 oclock in the county court house. President John A. Moore will call to order and Miss Annie Webb Blayton the State Superintendent will speak. Topics include vocational training value, rural school needs, and agriculture integration with rural schools. SMITH County Superintendent urges attendance.

Brazos County Court House John A. Moore Annie Webb Blayton Martin L. Hayes Parent-Teachers’ Association W. Cline Rurral Dean Kyle Tenident Smith Smith

Rural School Contest in Brazos County Planned

The Grade Contest of Rural School of Brazos County will be held at the courthouse on Saturday June 4. Contestants will submit maps of Brazos County and answer a set of questions. County Supt. Eck Smith offers help on any question.

Brazos County Th Court House Eck Smith

Brazos County Club Work Promotes Pure Bred Livestock

The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club reports officers and progress in 1921. R. W. Persons notes strong enrollment, cattle sales, and club boosts led by Thurston Etheridge and Grady Kincannon. Schools, banks, and farm groups support Shorthorn Hereford and dairy projects with scholarships and contests.

Harvey Boys’ and Girls Thurston Etheridge Grady Kincannon Inez Etheridge R. W. Persons Brazos County Madison County Old R. Q. Astin Montgomery County College of Agriculture University of Vermont Addison Chittenden Washington Washington County Banks and Board of Trade Barre Montpelier Northfield Waterbury Farm Bureau Burlington Chamber of Commerce City National Bank First State Bank and Trust Company Hereford First National Bank

Steady Advertiser Promises Morning Wealth Cheer

The column notes a Push toward steady advertising as a path to success, inviting readers to join in a daily routine of earning. Carroll Dulaney, formerly of Abilene, visits Bryan with kin before moving to Augusta, Georgia to start with Swift and Company. C. S. Beckwith returns from Fort Worth after attending Knights of Pythias events. Henry R. Locke is expected to return home tomorrow.

Carroll Dulaney Abilene Bryan Augusta Georgia Swift and Company C. S. Beckwith Fort Worth Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Keeper of Records and Seals Henry R. Locke

Dramatic Club Compared to a Little Theatre at A and M

The A and M Dramatic Club closes its season with It Pays to Advertise in Guion Hall on May 3. The club’s work this year compares favorably with established Little Theatres in Texas emphasizing home talent and modest costs. Dallas and College Station productions each staged four three act plays, matching the Dallas Theatre’s output.

Dramatic Club Guion Hall Texas San Antonio Dallas Dallas Theatre A. and M. Dramatic Club Dallas Club College Station

Miss Laura Neal Heads to Houston for State Demonstration Work

Miss Laura Neal, state demonstration agent, departed Wednesday for Houston and other points in South Texas to advance the demonstration program.

Laura Neal Houston South Texas

Farm for sale cash price wanted notice

Brief classified item notes a farm for sale with a request to hear from the owner and to state cash price. Mentions Mrs. McDuff Simpson returning from Beaumont and a contact line PD. F. Bush in Minneapolis.

Mrs. McDuff Simpson Beaumont PD. F. Bush Minneapo

Personal mentions from Bryan daily life and travels

Local notes record Mrs J L Brock leaving for San Augustine for Presbyterial duties and numerous Bryan residents visiting, traveling, or ill. Attendees include J D Maxwell Gus Robertson Ester. R J Roberts. Mrs Albert May. Rev J M Bullock. S A Giraud. E A Miller. J P Gilpin. T B Martin. S H Seale. J H Dowling. W E Johnson. Irene Allen. James Sullivan. Walter Lawless. G P Edge. Bernard Stuart illness. J W Greer. O L Wilcox. Mrs George Call. Roy L Foster. Enoch Hopkins. Dr George F Lee. Mrs Edgar C Jones. Paul Le Gros. Misses Hensarling Haste. Senators Bob Astin. Edgar Buchanan. Mrs M Kadell. M W Sims. R H Grant. C W Saxon. F L Henderson.

J. L. Brock San Augustine Presbyterian Church Brock J. D. Maxwell Gus Robertson Ester Iola Stokley Houston Bryan R. J. Roberts North Texas Albert May Frost R. Franze of Kurton Eagle J. M. Bullock Charles E. Bullock Hearne S. A. Giraud City Benchley J. H. Dowling Wellborn W. E. Johnson Wilson 27Th Street Irene Allen Marlin Walter J. Higgs James Sullivan A. & M. College Walter Lawless S. B. Sherrod Kurten Waco and Mart J. W. Lawless Sydney G. P. Edge Cottonwood Bernard Stuart Government Hospital Red Cross N. A. Stewart Charlie B. Hudson J. W.greer Millican O. L. Wilcox Alexander George Call Jefferson H. C. Willis Roy L. Foster Enoch Hopkins Steep Hollow George F. Lee Edgar C. Jones Lou Webb W.D. Colson Route 4 C. E. Bobo Paul le Gros Dell Hensarling Maurine Haste E. Holland J. T. Sawyer C. E. Seely F. H. Poole N. K. Greer M. Meredith W. E. Graham Rock Prairie T. R. Batte M. W. Sims Charles H. Mills Corsicana College Roger Q. Astin Brazos County Purebred Live Stock Association C. L. Benson R. H. Grant C. W. Saxon Brazos Bottom F. L. Henderson Austin

Cornish Squab Pie and Candied Light Salad

Prepare Cornish squab pie by simmering apples onion and lamb with allspice stock and salt until soft then bake under a rich biscuit crust. Candie Light Salad combines pineapple half banana and maraschino cherry served with French dressing.

Rub My Tism Returns Home After Pleasant Weekend

Mrs. M. L. Parker and her children along with Mrs. John T. Hanway have returned from a pleasant weekend away.

M. L. Parker John T. Hanway

Tanlac testimonial and county bond election notice

A Brazos County court notice details a May 31 1921 election on issuing bonds totaling 1.5 million dollars for district road construction and maintenance with two bond series and a tax plan. It also includes a Tanlac customer testimonial from Charles Hamblen praising the medicine and noting improved health and work capacity.

Tanlac Charles Hamblen Keefeton Oklo Taniac Bryan N. A Stewart Brazos County Texas A. D Bvratos County Commissioners’ Court County of Brazos H. O. Ferguson E. B. Holland Geo. P. Edge C. M. Degelia John M. Moore J. W. Batts

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