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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1922

Page

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Demand for New Constitution for Texas Receiving Support

A Texas constitutional convention is proposed as lawmakers like Lee J. Rountree and J. E. Quaid push a bill to call a convention. Supporters such as Claude E. Carter and H. R. Maxwell argue a new constitution is needed to modernize education, highways, conservation, and reforms while protecting the homestead.

Texas Rountree and Quaid H. N. F. Post Austin Yesteryear Commonwealth Lee J. Rountree Bryan Claude E. Carter Ninety Second District Robert Lee Mr. Carter

Death of Mrs Nellie Colbert Maloney in Houston

Mrs Nellie Colbert Maloney wife of Joseph T Maloney died at the Baptist sanitarium in Houston aged seventeen. Her relatives Mrs Nannie Rohde and Mrs J T Maloney rushed to Houston and funeral arrangements will be made there with services set for Friday. The community shares grief and sympathy with the family.

Nannie Rohde J. T. Maloney Houston Nellie Colbert Maloney Joseph T.maloney Baptist Sanitarium Eagle

Health insurers urged to pay dengue fever claims in Texas

Health benefit insurers in Texas facing dengue fever claims were instructed by State Health Officer J. H. Florence that dengue is reportable and benefits must be paid. He noted reports of companies denying claims citing contagion and cited nearly 500,000 cases and about ten deaths since June.

Bryan Eagle Austin Texas J. H. Florence Florence

Annual Conference of Texas Free Baptists in Bryan

The Free Baptist Annual Conference of Texas meets at the Free Baptist Church under Rev. C. B. Thompson and Rev. J. J. Tatum with representatives arriving from across Texas. Sessions began Wednesday evening and Thursday morning with sermons and talks on church roles in law enforcement.

Texas Free Baptist Churches Bryan Free Baptist Annual Conference of Texas Free Baptist Church C. B. Thompson J. J. Tatum Texas Lee J. Rountree E. W. Berkman Roganville Womsan Christian Endeavorers The Eric Fletcher

Royal Arch Banquet Highlights Masonry Celebration

The W. T. Austin Chapter Royal Arch Masons held a 7:30 to 11 pm event at the Masonic Temple with a banquet at the Green Parrot Tea Room. Degrees were conferred on E. W. Crenshaw C. L. Beacon Geo W. Johnson T. J. Black and O. H. Sparks and in Royal Arch on E. W. Crenshaw C. L. Beason and Geo. W. Johnson.

W. T. Austin Chapter Royal Arch Masons Masonic Temple Green Parrot Tea Room E. W. Crenshaw C. L. Beacon T. J. Black O. H. Sparks Royal Arch C. L. Beason Geo. W E. B. Reynolds R. E. Lee Sol Gerson F. E. Lichte A. J. Spieth R. R. Hairston D. E. Baker Roy Hudspeth F H. Fish H. E. Randolph L. J. Tauber W.F. Tauber W. K. Gibbs D. R. Royder N. L E. J. Eckert Waco G. C. Palmer Palestine E. B. Middleton Victoria

First Brazos County Baptist Association Set In Bryan

The newly formed Brazos County Baptist Association will meet at First Baptist Church in Bryan on Monday November 6 at 10 a.m. for an all day session with a noon dinner served by Bryan Baptist ladies. All Brazos County Baptist churches are urged to send large delegations to plan a larger and more efficient yearlong program.

Brazos County General Association

Cotton Market Advances on Bryan Trading

Cotton futures closed twenty points higher as Bryan market activity pushed prices to twenty three and a half cents per pound for middling cotton amid a local selling wave.

Bryan

Mayfield Mandamus Bid Affects Ballot Access

Fort Worth attorneys said they will seek a writ of mandamus to force election boards to place Earle B. Mayfield's name on the November 7 ballot if pending litigation does not resolve the issue. Officials expect a Dallas court action may precede the filing, with hearings and rehearings delaying mandamus. In Washington, Republican leaders warned Democrats overcampaign claims as Texas ballots face possible delays while the attorney general's office prepares guidance for counties.

The Eagle Fort Worth Earle B. Mayfield Election Boards Mayfield Dallas Court of Appeals Dallas Washington John T. Adams Republican National Committee Texas United States Associated Press Austin Secretary of State Staples Attorney General's Department Keeling

Bryan Rotary Club Wednesday Luncheon Recap

Bryan Rotary Club heard Dr E P Humbert of College speak on What Rotary Has Done for Me. Cadet W H Tatum of Dallas noted Dallas Rotary aids 28 boys and Bryan Rotary helps two Brazos county boys through A and M. The group endorsed Armistice Day observance and heard remarks from Rev S Moylan Bird and Prof R O Allen.

S. E. Eberstadt W. R. Fairman Tyler Haswell Geo. Stephan T. K. Lawrence E. P. Humbert College Rotary Humbert W. H. Tatum Dallas Dallas Rotary Club Bryan Club Brazos County S. Moylan Bird R. O. Allen FE. O. Edson Extension Service H. H. Williamson A. J. van Tuyl English Department

Automobile Collision on Court House Square

Today at 1 30 oclock as W R Sanders and son Harold were returning from lunch driving a 4 Ford coupe on the west side of the court house square their car was run into by the car of Oscar Wilcox of Tabor driven by his young son and the front wheels of both cars were simply demolished. No one was hurt. Harold Sanders prevented what might have been a fatal accident.

W. R. Sanders Harold Courthouse Square Oscar Wilcox Tabor Harold Sanders Sanders

Bra z os County Sunday School Conven tion at Edge

Bra zos County held its Sunday School convention Oct 29 in Edge Community Building Edge Texas with 1800 attendees county wide of 9000 enrollment. Prof P S Mangum led talks on world prohibition and school goals for the year naming Edge as sole Bible study leader with 34000 chapters in eight months.

Mangum Bryan Free Baptist and Christian Free Baptist Harvey Millicar Wellborn Edge Cottonwood Alexandra Tabor High School Oak McKenzie L. Mangus Macy Susie Benbow P. S. Mangum

Return from Conference of Free Baptist Pastors

Rev. C. B. Thompson pastor of the Free Baptist Church Rev. J. J. Tatum and Rev. J. P. Brown have returned from Keith where they attended the Plainview quarterly meeting. They report a splendid conference with a great attendance and much good accomplished.

C. B. Thompson The Free Baptist Church J. J. Tatum J. P. Brown Keith Plainview

Family fans travel to Waco for football weekend

Mr and Mrs Pan Dansby and Mrs Marshall Dansby went to Waco to attend the Cotton Palace and watch Waco High and Allen Academy play Friday and the Aggie Baylor Bears on Saturday. Supporters in Bryan feel confident the Tigers and Bruins will triumph in Brazos County Sunday morning.

Pan Dansby Marshall Dansby Waco Cotton Palace Waco High and Allen Academy Aggie-Baylor Bears Bryan Tigers Bruins Brazos County

Basters of Kurten Visit Town on Business

M B Basters of Kurten travels to town on business today engaging with local merchants and discussing upcoming matters affecting the community.

M. B. Basters Kurten Busine

Land Grant College Conference in Dallas a Success

President W B Bizell of A M College returns from Dallas elated by the Land Grant Colleges executives meeting. Attendees agreed on stronger federal state research coordination, rural journalism departments, integration with junior agriculture schools, and emphasis on agricultural economics and farm management.

Bryan College Station Texas W. B. Bizell A. & M. College Dallas Frank P. Holland United States Department of Agriculure Land Grant Land Grant College Bizzell J. B. Eskridge Oklahoma A. & M. College Harry L. Kent New Mexico School of Agriculture M. A. Benson School of Agriculture Oklahoma A. & M Bradford Knapp Louisiana State University M. L. Williams Grubbs Vocational College

Edge Woman's Club Organized Monday in Edge Texas

Special to the Eagle Edge Texas Mov 2 On Monday Miss Roten Home Demonstration Agent Brazos county spent the day with Edge women and young ladies as the Woman's Club was formed with 12 residents present. Officers named include P S Mangum president Bessie House vice president W R Henry secretary treasurer Committees covered cooking clothing beautification social. Regular meetings set for the third Wednesday monthly. Next program to focus on Christmas ideas and school grounds beautification. Hot lunch for school children approved as a potential countywide feature inviting visitors to join continuously.

Edge Texas Mov Roten Brazos County P. S. Mangum Bessie House W. R. Henry Ed Payne Griffin Elliott Travis Beard Ernest Moore Prentiss Wilson Jno. Beard O. Orr W. C. Hill Bertha Childress Ballard Moore J. W. Thompson

Foreign ships to be released on whisky selling charges

Washington officials forecast the release of additional vessels held by customs officers after seizure by prohibition navy officials. Preliminary inquiry failed in some cases to yield sufficient evidence for further action. All ships were seized outside the three mile limit under the prohibition laws as interpreted by Attorney General Daugherty.

Washington Prohibition Navy Treasury Daugherty

Martial Law Not Expected in Marshall Texas

Adjutant General Bar ton traveled to Marshall at Governor Neff's request to assess unrest in the open port law zone. The open port law remains in effect there, and officials see little chance of martial law being declared.

Marshall Texas Associated Press Austin Adjutant General’s Department Barton Neff

Ideal weather for destroying boll weevil in Brazos County

Dallas Texas October 25 The general rain across Texas aids boll weevil control by autumn plowing says the Texas Chamber of Commerce. Early plowing in Lamar Smith and other eastern counties advances while South Texas has finished clean up. If mild weather lasts, weeks of effective work remain. Cooperation among communities and farms yields best results.

Bryan Eagle Dallas Texas Texas Chamber of Commerce Lamar Smith R. R. Reppert Extension Department A. & M. College

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Carter Harmony H. R. Maxwell Stephens Breckenridge Maxwell Texas Schools Texas Highways Texas Conservation and Reclamation Joseph Maloney NEW Brazos County Baptist Association Mandamus Democrats Bryan Rotary Club Texas Conference OF the Land Grant Colleges Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana Edge Woman’s Club
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