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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

7

Texas School Amendment Carries in Early Returns

In Texas, results show the constitutional amendment and city tax measures carrying by large margins while the third amendment to empower abolishing the fee system and set salaries is about even. In the Fourteenth district, Democrat Carlos Bee trails Republican Harry Wurzbach by over two thousand votes with returns still incomplete. If Wurzbach wins, it marks the first Republican congressman from Southwest Texas in 26 years.

Associated Press San Antonio Carlos Bee Democrat Harry Wurzbach Wurzbach Texas Recrnet

Hoofs Will Take the Place of Feet

Des Moines resident Prof. Herbert Martin of Drake University predicts future generations will have hoofs instead of feet due to high heels. He says the little toe shrinks first, followed by other toes, with the big toe final in the evolutionary change. He argues body weight pushes feet into current shapes causing toes to compress and callouses to form.

Associated Press Des Moines Iowa Herbert Martin Philosophy Department Drake University

Mrs Foster hosts Duchess Kath leen Sims and maid from UT

Mrs. W M Foster will host Duchess Kath leen Sims of Bryan and her maid Miss Emory of Navasota directly from the University of Texas in Waco, inviting them to attend Cotton Palace events in the city.

W. M. Foster Cotton Palace Kathleen Sims Bryan Emory Navasota Waco University of Texas

Convicted Blue Sky Oil Salesman Faces Three-Way Convictions

Thad S. Wilson of Wichita and Dallas, an oil stock salesman, was convicted in Ellsworth Kansas district court for violating the Kansas blue sky law. Earlier two agents from the same Texas oil concern pleaded guilty, with fines of 100 and 500 dollars respectively. Wilson stood trial.

Associated Pres Ellsworth Kans Thad S. Wilson Wichita Dallas Wilson Blue Sky” Commission

Ladies’ Wear Deeply Discounted in Midtown Beauty Sale

A large downtown sale offers cut prices on women’s garments including white voiles and lawn waists from $1.25 to $2.25, silk waists, georgette and crepe de chine dresses, wool skirts, gingham dresses, middle blouses, sweaters, coats, and infant to men’s wear. Big selection with substantial reductions and new trims in millinery.

Mnos Loko Suri Weee Cohaes Eankame Sewienien de Cesta Neguoeeka Oss Ce Neeineren

Sanitary Pawn Broker Adds New Clothing Department

The store unveils a new department selling sanitary pawn broker clothing. It includes men's boys and children's coats and overcoats, ladies and misses cloaks, long cloaks, sport coats, and odds and ends at deep discounts during hard times. About 2500 pieces arrived, priced three to four times cheaper than typical. Call to view through the department.

House Furnishings Big Cut Price in This Department

Department store advertises deep discounts on housewares including cups and saucers sets at 1.25 and 1.85, plates, dishes, granite pots, pans, and kitchenware with many items priced under 2 dollars and multiple low cost glassware and clocks.

Night Riders Targeted as Haman Compared in Cotton Meeting

At Little Rock Arkansas the Arkansas division of the American Cotton Association condemned night riding to hinder cotton ginning and marketing. Speakers urged sane business methods, acreage reductions, and unity. officials called for strong action against night riders.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas American Cotton Association South T. S. Manning South Carolina J. S. Wannamaker St. Matthews D. C Haman T. C. McRae J. C. Alexander Hobby Parker Louisiana

Embroidery Club Hosts Social at Mrs Bain Home

Mrs E H P Bain presides over Bryan Embroidery Club gathering at West 25th Street residence with members listed including George Adams Harry Burger E J Fountain and S C Williams. Brief notes mention Brazos county A M College Bryan news coverage and visits by Cy Koentze W D Stallings and grandson J D Stallings.

E. H. P. Bain Bryan Embroidery Club West 25Th St George Adams Harry Burger E. J. Fountain FE. H. P. Bain S. C. Williams Dana Carnes H. G. Fulgham J. S. Doane P. S. Park R. Q. Astin W. C. Davis The Eagle Brazos County A. & M. College and Bryan Cy Koentze Zack W. D. Stallings J. D. Stallings Alexander

Richmond Ex-serviceman George Willis Struck by Stroke on Street

An ex soldier calling himself George Willis from Richmond Virginia collapsed on a street near the post office Thursday afternoon. He received prompt aid from a doctor and the Red Cross then spent the night in hospital under care until he regained consciousness around 8 o clock. He said he had left the army sixty days earlier and had worked on rice fields in lower Louisiana where he had sunstroke two weeks prior. He planned to continue to Dallas but was stricken again in Bryan for a few hours. The American Legion and Red Cross provided care and a Legion committee stayed with him overnight.

George Willis Richmond Red Cross Regular Louisiana Dallas Bryan Post American Legion Legion

Social notes from Bryan and College Station events

Miss Olive Emory of Navasota visits Bryan for the Hallowe en dance at the Elks Club and stays with Mrs. W B Bizzell. Several area residents travel for visits, dances, and family affairs including Drs Held Richardson Ball. a cut rate grocery sale continues next week.

Olive Emory Navasota Bryan W. B. Bizzell College Maybelle Allen Calvert Drink Milner College Station Faulkner Mattie B Jessie May Craig Maude Jennie Louise Stevenson John A Held Houston Texas S. C. Richardson Eastland Dr. Richardson J. T. Turner Lois Bethea Sherman Kidd-Key Ed Smith John Burch North Zulch QO. M. Ball George Foster Rudolph Myres Hudson Myres Mary Moss

MISS SIMS DUCHESS AT COTTON PALACE IN WACO

Miss Katreen Sims will represent Sivan seeds at the Texas Cotton Palace in Waco from October 30 to November 14. She joins visiting duchesses and princesses from Texas and across the nation, with social events and a grand opera lineup. Mrs Woodrow Wilson appointed a DC princess and Illinois Governor Frank O Lowden’s daughter Harriet Lowden will attend among other notable ladies. A Metropolitan Opera Company from New York travels from Goth am for a 7 performance stay at the palace.

Katreen Sims Sivan Soeets Texas Cotton Palace Waco Woodrow Wilson District of Columbia Harriet Lowden Frank O. Lowden Illinois Metropolitan Opera House New York Gotham Texas Cotton Palace

Tax collection notices for Brazos County towns

Tax collector Roy Hudspeth announces tax collection sessions at Wellborn on Tuesday afternoon November 9 Edge on Saturday November 18 Kurten on Wednesday November 17 Millican on Saturday November 20 Mooring Store on Monday November 2 in Brazos County Texas Tax payments are to be collected at these locations on the specified dates.

Wellborn Edge Kurten Millican Mooring Store Roy Hudspeth Brazos County Texas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blue Sky Maude Bookout Lindale Frank Webb Sam Luther Thompson Creek G. D. Bailey Main Street Shoe Department Beos Panel Oc Csscance Eerie Ine Alten Liss SS Millinery Department Sanitary Pawn Broker’s Clothing Lisle Sox Webb Bros Bryan, Texas NIGHT McRaen Austin Columbia Cooper David F. Houston the Treasury William G. McAdoo Miss Sims
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