Snake Attacks Poultry at Brazos Club Yard
Emma Kosarek reports a five foot chicken snake in the Brazos County Boys and Girls Club orchard. She killed it after witnessing a chick killed, praised for bravery, and urged continued poultry care and show prospects for local fairs and dairy stock improvements. The column urges terracing, legume planting, and cooperative dairy sire purchases while promoting county fairs and club meetings across Brzos county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kosarek
Smetata Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Mr. Beason
Mamma
Emma
Executor's Notice for J M Hare Estate in Brazos County
E W Crenshaw was granted letters testamentary as executor of the J M Hare deceased on April 20 1922 by Brazos County Court. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legally prescribed period to Crenshaw in Bryan Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
J. M. Hare
Picnic Planned by Home Economics Club on May 27
The Home Economic Club announces a picnic for all federal students and their wives at C. M. Evans pasture on the College road. Meet at the Interurban station for the 6 15 car. Bring cats. For details call Mrs. Bonham Bryan 809. A members meeting follows at Baptist tabernacle May 25 at 3 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mathis
Steep Hollow
College Club
J. H. Kraft
Harvey Club
Alta Williams
Ede Club
Brazos Coun
Poultry Association
Smetana
Edge
Bee Creek
Cedar Creek
Home Economic Club
C. M. Evans
College Road
Miss Nan C. Houston Visits Houston and Galveston
Miss Nan C. Houston is visiting the cities of Houston and Galveston bringing local interest and social notes from her trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan C. Houston
Houston
Galveston
Great Dinner Marks First Annual A M Dairy Cattle Judging Contest
The first annual dairy cattle judging contest at College Station Texas ended with a campus dinner in the dairy barn. Thirty five freshmen competed as top scholars, with S O Stroble winning high point and A L Darnell announcing prizes. Winners in Jerseys and Holsteins received prize calves from the department stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Kream and Kow Klub
Klub
A. L. Darnell
S. O. Stroble
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Hutchison
Pierce Ranch
Peter Q. Actin
Bryon
Nnrehred
Dy. RP. Marstellar
C. L. Beacan
Payanty
Brazos County
Datre Eastle
W. R Taorham
Rvtancion Service
H. H. Williamson
America
Eusono
T. J. Conway
C. M. Tvans
S. E. Eberstadt
Pryan Charter of Commerce
Fred Horton
Greenville Banner
I. Chambers
F. Laster
M. P. Stewart
Farone
Val Bennett
Nicnie
Walter W. Kraft
Pou
Dairy Husbandry
Lost JOST-One mare offered reward at Eden's store
JOST-One sorrel mare with a small forehead spot and one white foot is missing. Return to Eden's store for a reward from W. B. ENGLISH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
W. B. English
Minnie McAlpine Returns From Navasota Visit
Mrs. Minnie McAlpine has returned from a pleasant visit with relatives and friends at Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McAlpine
Navasota
Tanlac Restores Topeka Man After Sixteen Years Of Ailments
J C Welsh of 213 Harrison Topeka Kansas, a Santa Fe carpenter, reports Tanlac cured sixteen years of stomach trouble rheumatism headaches nervousness and insomnia. After two bottles his appetite improved sleep returned and he gained weight. He praises Tanlac as a grand medicine and notes it is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
J. C. Welsh
Harrison St
Topeka
Kas
Carpenter
Santa Fe
Adv
New Library Books Available for Club Women
Readable list announces new titles for summer distribution at the Bryan Texas Carnegie Library. Notable items include Ranch Verses by William Lawrence Chittenden and Poet Ranchman with a gift inscription, plus works by Galsworthy, Guitry, O Neil, Weygandt-Cornelius, and Levisohn. Librarian notes readiness for club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawrence Chittenden
Carnegie Library
Bryan
Texas
Moeller
Madame Sand
Galsworthy
Guitry
Deboran
Harley Granville Baker
America
David Belasco
O’neil Eugene
Weygandt-Cornelius
Cheney-Sheldom
Levisohn Ludwig
Personal mentions dominate Bryan social notes
Wednesday's Daily lists for Bryan show Dr and Mrs M Francis of College visiting. W R Goen of Harvey community among local farmers. W S Barron and daughters Iola and Genevieve return from Houston. Mrs W Stuart Barron witnesses her sister Mildred Sanders's graduation in Navasota. E R Alexander family travel to West to visit relatives. J Webb Howell to attend Cotton Crushers meeting in Galveston. Ross McAlpine entertaining baby boy in Richmond. reception at Country Club for Howell visitors. Julia Burroughs and Lizzie Wallace head to Houston for summer. S E Eberstadt retires from Groesbeck and reorganizes Chamber of Commerce. a group from Kurten shops in Bryan. Mrs P T Ramsey arrives from Port Arthur to visit daughter. Jef Rountree and H L Lewis honor graduates. Mayny Gung Bay seen in Bryan. Edwin Julia, 2nd child of Mrs FE A Reir, arrives from Houston after Rice Hotel stay. Charley Parks of Dallas visits and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Francis
College
Bryan
W. R. Goen
Harvey
W. S. Barron
Iola
Genevieve
Houston
Barron
Edgar Bullock
W. Stuart Barron
Navasota
Mildred Sanders
Navasota High School
E. R. Alexander
West
McLennan County
Alexander
J. Webb Howell
Galveston
Ross McAlpine
Richmon
Texas
Ross, Jr
Country Club
William Smith Howell
William Smith Howell Jr
Julia Burroughs
Lizzie Wallace
S. E. Eberstadt
Groesbeck
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Lawless
Nellie Lawless
D. J. McDonald
Ozelle McDonald
E. C. Martin
Everette
Sjr
Kurten
P. T. Ramsey
Port Arthur
John Seeley Caldwell
Ramsey Formely
Jef J. Rountree
H. L. Lewis
Fr. Rountree
Navasota Exan
Mayny Gung Bay
Benchley
FE. A. Reir
Edwina Julia
Rice Hotel
Charley Parks
Dellas
Brean
KE. F. Parks
Navasota High School Holds 1921 22 Graduation Exercises
Navasota High School concluded the 1921 22 term with graduation exercises at the school auditorium. Miss Adriana Bragg led with high averages and scholarships, while speakers including Rev. F S Henderson and Hon Lee J Rountree addressed education prospects in Texas. Diplomas were awarded to the senior class and prizes announced for fire prevention essays and overall achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Examiner-Review
Navasota High School
F. S. Henderson
Presbyterian Church
Eulalie Smitheal
Gertrude Gililland
Nelda Loftin
Marjorie Lord
Adriana Bragg
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Texas
Commonwealth
Rountree
L. G. Andrews
Francis Lenore Barry
Viviene Grace Buffington
Donald A. Burrow
Willie Louise Floyd
Ruth Franklin
Gertrude Gilliland Curtis Howard
Marjorie Ann Lord
Anta Gladys Lyles
Bettie Mabel Miller
Anne Muenker
Gwyn Beaumont McApline
Cook Swanson Reynolds
Louise Helen Riesto
Mildred Bernice Sanders
Alice Eloise Scoggin
Robert Lee Stoneham
Ruth
Sims
Wever Leigh
Felder
D A. R
U. S
Victoria Oxenford
Do Not Permit Hasty Meals Teach Slow Eating
Do not permit hasty meals. Children should learn to eat slowly from an early age. Many spend school days rushing through meals, a habit that may cause much fitness in later life.
Willie Willis Says Dad Is Best Chum at Home
In a child’s voice Willie Willis expresses deep affection for his father, noting the dad is the best companion and often more beloved than mother, especially when he falls ill. The quote reflects a tender father child bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Bryan Eagle
Eagle
Little Willie Willis
Life Without Sustenance Surviving Food and Water Fasts
An article notes that a healthy person can endure roughly a week to ten days without food or water, provided temperatures remain normal. It emphasizes the limits of endurance under extreme conditions.
Democratic Jury Primaries For Congress Sixth District Names
Announcement lists candidates for various county offices and precinct positions including Luther A. Johnson Guy F Boyett C M Risinger J T Sawyer for Commissioner Precinct No 2 George edge John Sabo for Commissioner Precinct No 3 Frank ERC for Commissioner Precinct No 4 H T Wheeless M T Frame and others for Peace Precinct 4 1 W Hamilton 1 2 MeGeF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Luther A. Johnson
Guy F. Boyett
C. M. Risinger
J. T. Sawyer
George ”. Edge
John Sabo
Frank Erc
Co. M. Degelia Chas
DI Stefano
Precint
J. M. Moore
H. T. Wheeless
M. T. Frame
A Peace
W Hamilton
Megef
Moral certainty in ideal learning yields gratifying results
An ideal standard that is easily learned and credibly applied leads to highly gratifying outcomes. The text emphasizes moral certainty as the core of effective learning and application.
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Depthi Club
L. Beason
Goroyski Place
Scoates
Rock Prairie Road
R. L. Pou
A. & M. College
C. L. Benson
Brzos County
Clyde Goen
Coleview
Martin
General Agricultural Committee
R. Q. Astin
Tabor
Millican
Bob
C. S. Jones
Clu
Eck Smith
Grimes County
Rural Life
Huntsville
George Barron
C. Hohn
Miss Reynolds
Benson
Hohning
Pau
Yleneh
Gabe Caell
Mairie Flower
Carell
McDonald
Howard Smith
Tabor Club
G. S. Franps
Reason
Fred Ashby
McKinney
Thedford’s
Thedford
A.&m
Antom Cuthrell
Feldey
Edna Ueckert
Elaine McApline
Willie Willis
M. H. James
OPEN
Quito
Main Street
Allen Smith
Delco
Stevenson Machine Works
Delco-Light Company
Dayton. O
L. E. Morehead
C. L. Baker
Oak McKenzie
Clyde F. Goen
Jim Darwin
Roy Hudsipeth
Ollie Smith
McSwain
Dora Wilson
D. J. McDonald Co
E. Bobo
Iryan
Ing School
ASA
F.C.B. Detr
Chambers-Wilson Motor Co
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