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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
8
Emma Kosarek describes the Brados County Boys and Girls Club note about a five foot chicken snake that killed one chick and was struck dead by Emma. The letter praises her bravery and urges continued poultry care and community farming efforts including dairy stock improvement and plans for a Brazos County fair.
The State of Texas Brazos County executor E W Crenshaw was granted letters testamentary on the estate of J M Hare on April 20 1922 at a Brazos County probate term. All claimants must present their claims by law to Crenshaws Bryan residence and post office address.
The Home Economics Club schedules a picnic for Saturday May 27 at C. M. Evans pasture on the College road. All federal students and their wives are invited. Meet at the Interurban station for the 6 15 car. Call Mrs Bonham Bryan 509 for details. A regular club meeting is set for Thursday May 25 at 3 30 in the Baptist tabernacle. All federal students wives are invited.
Miss Nan C Houston travels to In Mouston and Galveston for an announced sequence of meetings. She plans engagement in local events and visits city landmarks during her southern tour.
The first annual dairy cattle judging contest at College Station featured thirty five freshman students, a dinner in the dairy barn, and top prizes of a gold medal and registered Jersey and Holstein calves. Prominent speakers praised dairy work while 100 cows were milked hours before the meal with no odor.
JOST One sorrel mare with a small forehead spot and one white foot. Return to Eden's store for reward from W. R. ENGLISH. Mrs. Minnie McAlpine returns from a visit with relatives and friends at Navasota.
J C Welsh of Topeka Kansas reports Tanlac cured long standing stomach trouble gout rheumatism headaches and nervousness. After two bottles his appetite improved he sleeps well and has gained weight. He praises Tanlac and notes it is sold by druggists.
New titles now available at the Carnegie Library Bryan Texas include Ranch Verses by William Law rence Chittenden Poet Ranchman with inscription from a Lady Friend Galsworthy Skin Game and other works by Mackeye Percy Eugene O Neil Weygandt Cornelius Guitry Deboran translated by Baker and produced by Belasco plus Levisohn Ludwig drama titles. Library notes these books ready for summer reading for club women.
Dr and Mrs M Francis of College were in Bryan today. W R Goen of the Harvey community visited in Bryan. W S Barron and daughters Iola and Genevieve returned from Houston after visiting Barron's sister. Mrs W Stuart Barron witnessed her sister Mildred Sanders's graduation at Navasota High School. Mr and Mrs F R Alexander and family left for West to visit relatives. J Webb Howell will attend the Cotton Crushers meeting in Galveston. Ross McAlpine entertaining a baby boy at Richmon. Howell reception at Country Club for the visitors. Mrs Julia Burroughs of Houston left for home with her mother Mrs Lizzie Wallace to spend the summer. S E Eberstadt reorganized the Chamber of Commerce at Groesbeck and spoke at banquet. Mrs J W Lawless and others shopped in Bryan. Mrs P T Ramsey of Port Arthur visiting her daughter Mrs John Seeley Caldwell. Mr and Mrs E J Rountree at Senator H L Lewis's home. Rountree delivered graduation address. Mayor Gung Ba of Benchley seen in Bryan. Mrs FE Rein and baby Edwina Julia arrived from Houston after weeks at Rice Hotel. Charley Parks of Dallas, visiting Bryan, returned home.
The 1921 22 term ends with a dignified graduation at the Navasota High School editorium. Miss Adriana Bragg leads with top averages and scholarships while El ib and Rountree praise Texas public school progress and call for longer terms.
The Bryan Eagle is promoted as the town’s best advertising medium. Merchants are urged to consider the Eagle over billboards and are asked to act on the facts, with contact via Phone No. 96 for more details.
A cautionary note urges teaching children to eat slowly from their earliest days. It argues hurried meals during school years can lead to illness later in life.
Little Willie Willis says his father is his best chum and, though he sometimes feels he loves him more than his mother, he dismisses the thought when he falls ill.
A historical note asserts that a healthy person can survive about a week to ten days without any food or water unless exposed to extreme temperatures.
A list of Democratic primary candidates for various county and precinct offices in the Sixth District including Congress, Sheriff, County Attorney, Tax Assessor, Tax Collector, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Superintendent, Commissioner Precincts, Constable Precincts and Peace. Names include Luther A. Johnson, L. E. Morehead, C. L. Baker, Oak McKenzie, Clyde F. Gofn, Jim Darwin, Roy Hudspeth, Ollie Smith, A. S. McSwain, Dora Wilson, D. J. McDonald, C. F. BoBo, Eck Smith, Guy F. Boyett, C. M. Risinger, J. T. Sawyer, George Bace, John Sabo, Frank Krc, C. M. Degelia, Chas. Di Stefano, J. M. Moore, H. T. Wheeler, M. Frame, W Hamilton.
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