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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1913

Page

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Local residents visit Bryan city crowds daily

Locals from Harvey Mumford Coleview Courtney Kurton Navasota Sutton Wellborn Palestine Independence Reliance and other nearby towns were seen in Bryan today. Visitors included Miss Mae Goble L. S Williams Mrs M M Wheeler J H Sheffield and many more as well as shoppers at local stores.

N. A. Connatt Harvey Mae Goble Mumford Williams Coleview M. M. Wheeler Courtney M. B. Easters Kurton B. A. Huggins Dan Kidd Navasota E. Jones Sutton Maud Leigh Sam Luther Leonard School Henry Koontz Zack Tobe Tobias Steep Hollow J. H. Sheffield Madison County Virginia Edinburg Leaday C. C. Duncan Ruby Palestine Mart Marion Brockman Irene Dillard Hearne J. A. Myers S. A. Wims Mansfield R. L. Nash W. W. Harris George Royder Wellborn T. B. Hubbard Dallas Katie Vivian Royder Edna Lee Teague J. B. Mikesell Magnolia Park Land Co R M. Gordon Houston Johnson R. L. Cheatham H Cheatham S. E. Cheatham Annie Cheatham Zulch Houston Betts Brazos Bottom Abbott Mae Foster Cy Koontz Bryan R. L. Spiller Union Toay W. J. Moore Benchley J. W. Henderson S. S. Kelly Has. Tobias Kurten J. E. Mathis Rafe Griffith Reliance J. J. Pressley Cooks Point Burleson County M. G. Buchanan John Dowling College John Dyess Hugh Goen J. O. Chance Chicago New York Denver A. W. Boyder Kate M. G. Neeley J. L. Hensarling Euna Pearl Drummond Ft. Worth Bessie Heard McKinney R. Q. Astin Ennis

Local visitors and shoppers appear in city today

A parade of residents from Cross Bedias Dallas Houston and nearby towns were seen in the city today. Notable visitors include J M Chapman from Cross W A Gerald from Bedias L M Hewitt returning from Dallas and many shoppers from Kurten Harvey Wellborn Mumford and Rock Prairie.

J. M. Chapman Cross W. A. Gerald Bedias L. M. Hewitt Dallas Hardy Newton's Charles Stephan Houston J. McFarland Rockport Capt. J. Lowry Navasota A. H. Faves Dalae F. R. Collard Wheelock J. H. Zuber Burt Adams Oakwood C.S. Gainer W. E. Johnson Helen Parks Helen Moore Joe Parker Jr Tom Wilson Macy S E. Lock Zack W. J. Lang Kurten Jim Kincannon Harvey Charlie Niteh Sr Galveston John Sabo Harris School House Ed Carle Wellborn Lillie Valenta J. H. Dubois Normangee J. Gordon Calvert J. K. Pressnal Cottonwood J. G. Serimshire J. S. Harrison Keith Ellen and Lee Graham J. W. Dyer Ole Martinson W. E. Graham Rock Prairie E. Jones Sutton Mae Goble Mumford Zula Batte S. Cooper J. W. Sheppard Eagle S. P. Felder Marlin

Local arrivals and visits brighten city day

A stream of visitors and residents fill the city with social activity from Reliance Hollligan Chapel and Wellborn to Dallas and Marlin. Notables include D B Lloyd from Re Nance W Jack Graham from Harvey and Prof A S McSwain from Alexandria. The Methodist Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 30 PM and Otto Forsthoff of Reliand returns from illness.

D. B. Lloyd Re Nance W. Jack Graham Harvey David Reid & Co T. A. Hensarling Jacob Fuchs Prof A. S. McSwain Alexandria Minnie Robinson Wicker Grace Ramsey Wellborn Jim Mathis Miss Pearl Reliance Bernice Hanna Providence Joe Lloyd Dallas Masters Leslie Lester Griffin J. C. Lloyd Emma Cloud Marlin J. B. Ewing Hubbard City A. RB. Ewing Josey Lawrence L. S. Williams Dalhart C. M. Risinger Billy Risinger Victor Andrews J. F. Thompson Holligan Chapel M. F. Dansby Miss Fern Noah Methodist Missionary Society Otto Forsthoff Reliand Forsthoff Lillian Ina Lloyd George Holland Leslie Lloyd Thurman Smith Margaret Boulware Palestine Mary Malcolm McInnis Pink Mims I. F. Thompson

Local residents share visits and travel across towns

A long list of city visitors from Steep Hollow Coleview Brazos bottom Hearne and other areas stops in the city. People include T B Martin M P Graham Amon Williams and J Tobias with families visiting relatives and attending weddings and fairs.

T. B. Martin Steep Hollow M. P. Graham Waco Amon Williams Coleview Jim Tobias Kurten W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Offa Williams Brazos Bottom H. W. Moehlman Navasota E. J. Kyle B. Sbisa G. B. Butler Little Sons Beaumont G. A. Adams A. Brachek Houston Rachel Hortense Lipschits Hearne Maj C. A. Adams Marvin Elliott Tabor J. J. Vandiver Dula McCullough Benchley Harvey Maude Leigh Willie J. F. Mulhall L. H. Hood A. J. Weaver Birmingham Ala M. E. Weaver Ellen Rigby Marlin M. J. Ingersoll American Corset Company W. A. Glenn J. A. McQueen T. Hearne Milton Winter Dallas C. ©. Seargent N. L. Harder Emma Dobrovolny Homer Bullock A S. Bullock Cora Bullock

Visitors fill the city in a day of arrivals

A long list of visitors and locals arrives in the city today from Rye Zack Smetana Pitts Bridge Georgetown Hemp stead Beaumont Iola North Zulch Wixon Rock Prairie Franklin Cottonwood Plano and Steep Hollow. Notables include Rev J J Pipkin J R Finley J S Smith Marvin Elliott and J M Cook who plans road work in his neighborhood following Governor Colquitt's proclamation.

Joe Kopecky Rye Henry Koontz Zack Joe Ransome Harvey Jimmy Cahill Smetana John Gregg Pitts Bridge Warren Yates Georgetown J. J. Pipkin J. P. Green Hempstead Rock Prairie Jim Grant Franklin Lizzie Suber Lois Reynolds Nannie Rohde J. S. Smith Marvin Elliott Cottonwood W. G. Drummond Pearl Euna C. H. Weaver Plano Dallas J. M. Cook Steep Hollow Cook Eagle Colquitt

Waco Cotton Palace Exposition Details and Excursions

The notice advertises the Waco Cotton Palace Exposition from November 1 to 16 with popular low rate excursions and season excursion tickets on sale daily. For rates and details contact the ticket agent and the 1. & G. N. Ry.

Lost Bay Horse and Draft Colt Missing From A and M College

Two horses reported missing from the A and M College in College Station Texas on the night of September 11 a bay horse with black mane and tail and a branded circle dot O and a bay draft colt about one year old were taken. The larger horse was seen dragging a long rope. Liberal reward offered for information leading to their recovery from C M Trans College Station Tex.

M. College C, M. Trans College Station Tex

No-Tsu-Oh Carnival Advertises Low Rate Excursions

I and G N railway offers popular low rate excursions for special days at the No-Tsu-Oh Carnival in Houston from November 10 to 15. Season excursion tickets are on sale daily.

Houston

Brazos County to Host Farm Products Display and Premium Awards

A Brazos County exhibit of farm orchard and garden products plus a five stock display will run Tuesday and Wednesday, November 18 and 19 at the city courthouse. Premiums include cash prizes and donated goods such as plows, shoes, clocks, sacks of flour, and canned goods from local banks and merchants.

Brazos County

Prize winners listed for yearling and under year old livestock events

A historical listing shows multiple prize results across categories including yearling colts and mules. Prizes include cash amounts such as five dollars, goods like shoes and flour valued at various amounts, and items from local businesses like banks, hardware firms, and grocers. Named participants include G. S. Parker, Howard and Foster, Cooper and Cole, Jno B. Stetson, W. E. Sanders, Gordon Sewall Company, A. M. Waldrop & Co, David Reid & Company, Myers Hardware Co, Hardy Newton, BE J. Jenkins, Reed & Stuart, Max Topper, Pearner Ever Ready, Smith Drug Co, Munday & Mohiman, and W. J. Coulter among others. Contests cover best yearling mule colt, best brood mare and suckling colt, mule colts under one year old, and Jersey cows under one year old with various prizes and valuations.

G. S. Parker Howard & Foster Brandon & Lawrence Cooper & Cole First National Bank Jno B. Stetson Hat American Steam Laundry W. E. Sanders Fidelity Gordon- Sewall Company A. M. Waldrop & Co White Crest David Reid & Company Diverse Lever Harrow Myers Hardware Co Vick Bros Hore Shoeing L. Plasek Hardy Newton J. Jenkins International Reed & Stuart Bunch Bananas Max Topper Sweater Pearmer Smith Drug Co Box Candy Holmes & Burden Munday & Mohiman Marsailles W. J. Coulter

Prize listings for livestock and poultry show in appears

Second prize Dozen can Pork and Beans Sanders Bros. Third prize Pocket knife value 1 50 Tyler Haswell Best pair pigs Pair shoes M Bon neville Second best pair pigs Package Le gears Stock Food 1 00 value M H James one half gallon Tarsal Ed R Emmell Third best pair pigs Sack American Beauty Flour Bell Bros Best pound butter Sack Boquet flour W J Higes Second best pound butter Cash 1 00 J L Mendlovitz Mr Allen Smith will pay 12 50 for the best pair Bronze Turkeys 5 00 for second best pair bronze turkeys 5 00 for third best pair bronze tur keys The above prices will be paid for the turkeys and to be the property of Mr Smith after the show Poultry Best pair Barred Plymouth Rocks Sack Butte Excellet flour Hensarling Mercantile Co Best pair White Wyandottes Cash 1 50 Johnson Pohde Best pair Rhode Island Reds Sack poultry food Vicks Bros Best pair Brown Leghorns Sack poultry food R L Brogdon Best pair White Leghorns Sack flour J M Salidiner Best one half dozen eating chickens One rocker value 3 00 W T James Second best one half dozen eating chickens 1 4 sack flour G W Buck hault Dozen best eggs Sack flour Kaczer Co

Webb Bros J. M. Caldwell Cooper & Cole Edge Dry Goods Company Sanders Bros Tyler Haswell M. Bonneville M. H. James Ed R. Emmell Bell Bros W. J. Higes J. L. Mendlovitz Allen Smith Plymouth Rocks Hensarling Mercantile Co Johnson & Pohde Rhode Island Vicks Bros R. L. Brogdon J. M. Salidiner W. T. James G. W. Buckhault Kaczer & Co

Crop and livestock premium purchases with Star Brand fertilizer

The notice lists premiums for corn and cotton yields on two acres each fertilized with Star Brand on uplands, plus premiums for young colt, best pair of pigs, and a mare with foal. Prizes paid in gold. date to be remembered.

Farm Facts: Silo Prosperity and Marketing Emphasis

Peter Radford urged Texas farmers to focus on marketing and cooperation alongside efficient farming. He warned that high interest drains farm finances, noting annual interest could buy 40,000 Texas farms. He argued profit comes from selling skills and optimistic farming through scientific methods and persistent effort.

Peter Radford Texas Farmers’Union Texas

Murder of R P McMinn by three workers shocks county

News from Wellborn reports road superintendent R P McMinn killed by three black workers during an attack at the camp. Ed Deere named as leader and captured in Wellborn after a running chase. two others at large. Sheriff Conlee Constable Baker and Judge Maloney lead the search amid lynch talk. McMinn dies at eleven.

Judge Maloney J. L. Hensarling Wellborn Ed Deere Sheriff Conlee Baker McMinn Deere Redding Mr. McMinn J. L. Hensarling Farm Sagle Monderick Raysor Sims

Harvey Happenings at local box supper and hunts

The community reports a successful Friday box supper raising funds for the school. Sunday services at Bright Light featured a sermon on Communion by Rev. Wheeler. A hunting day and quail outings drew many. several families hosted gatherings and visits from Bryan, A and M College, Grimes County, and Allen Academy attendees.

Wheeler Ruby Cotham Messrs Buchanan and Pate Grimes County Lilac Jones Bryan Essie Jones Preston Goen A. and M. College Tom Dyess Minter Springs A. W. Dyess Messrs. Lyons R. Peters Allen Academy Marion Carroll

Local Market Prices Quiet with Small Dair y and Grain Shifts

Local markets list 20 cents a dozen for eggs and 25 cents a pound for butter. Poultry prices for hens fryers broilers and turkey unchanged from last week. Livestock cows steers calves hogs unchanged. Prairie hay 18 dollars per ton alfalfa 22 dollars per ton oats 4 cents per bushel and corn 85 cents per bushel.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tom Hause N. EB. Smith Joe Beal Prospect Wm. Johnson Parker-Astin Hardware Company Cole Hardware Company J. T. Hanway Boys Corn Club Forst National Bank Fountain Bros City National Bank Girls’ Canning Club First State Bank & Trust Co Sam B. Wilson Eugene Edge E. F. Parks Poultry Department Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Co United States R. P. Mmann Conlee R. PB. McMinn J. T. Maloney
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