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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1917

Page

3

Obituary of Clinton M Holleman of Normangee Texas

Clinton Marion Holleman died in Normangee Texas on Tuesday night at 73 born in Tennessee he moved to Texas in 1848 and spent most years in Leon county He was a Confederate veteran and longtime Primitive Baptist church member Survived by several married children including Elder Richard Horleman of Normangee Mrs Ira Gordon visiting Calvert Texas

Normangee Texas Clinton Marion Holleman Tennessee Leon County Primitive Baptist Church Richard V Horleman The

Money Secured on Stolen Warehouse Receipts for Cotton

A Bryan swindle uses forged cotton receipts and sample bales to defraud a local merchant. Two receipts were stolen and forged with the warehouse manager’s signature, then paired with cotton samples and sold, with proceeds pocketed by the con artist who fled. Additional receipts are reportedly missing, with responsibility for losses undetermined.

Daily Eagle Bryan

Thousands Expected as A and M Meet Texas Here

From Tuesday's Daily Eagle five thousand people are expected to attend the Texas versus A and M football game here on Tuesday November 20. Bryan officials consider closing businesses and improving visitor accommodations. The college outlines shuttle trains, town decorations, and a coordinating committee to implement plans.

Daily Eagle Texas Bryan Business Club W. B. Bizzell Driver EB. H. Astin Millican Robert Fuqua Capt. Arrington Major Henry Exall Brazos County Dallas Commercial Club

Uncle Tom Sutton Dead in Hearne Texas

Thomas Sutton an elderly ex Confederate soldier about 86 was found dead Wednesday afternoon near Sutton a Houston and Texas Central station six miles south of Hearne named after him He was well known in Bryan and a familiar street figure for many years and had rarely left his home in recent years due to aging infirmity His old friends here will deeply regret his death.

Hearne Texas Thomas Sutton Sutton Houston and Texas Central Bryan

Gonzales Saloons Close in County Dry Vote

Gonzales Texas November 2 all fourteen saloons in Gonzales county closed October 31 at 9 30 p m after the commissioners court decree enforcing prohibition from November 1 following the September 8 election when the county went dry by forty one votes Five sold only beer while nine sold whisky and beer

Gonzales Texas Gonzales County Commissioners Court

Lemon Skin Lotion from Lemon Juice and Orchard White

A vintage beauty note explains mixing lemon juice with orchard White to make a skin lotion. Strain the juice, combine with three ounces of orchard White, and bottle for months of use. Applied daily, it promises bleaching and smoothing of the face neck arms and hands.

Oil Indications Near Bryan Elevate Local Hopes

W B West of Blanche L Association reports encouraging signs from the Wixon creek well seven miles from Bryan. Drilling paused at 515 feet due to water issues now being solved by a pipeline, with drilling expected to resume Friday. Strong gas pressure increases with depth, feared blowouts, but mud walls the gas. Whether oil is found hinges on reaching 1,000 to 1,200 feet within a week. Lignite deposits above 400 feet, fifty feet thick, may extend to 100 feet higher, offering a promising mining prospect in Texas.

Daily Eagle W. B. West Blanche L. Association Wixon Creek Bryan West Gumbo Texas

Blackshear Doing Extension Service Work With Negroes

E L Blackshear former Prairie View head now with Texas A and M extension service headquartered at Prairie View engages in food conservation and economics work. Through early year he will focus on improving Negro farming and housekeeping as urged by the Hoover food administration, reflecting a policy to raise standards for state benefit.

E. L. Blackshear Prairie View A. and M. College Food Administration Herbert Hoover

Ewing Named Assistant Farm Demonstration Agent

R B Ewing formerly of Georgia State Experiment Station has been appointed jointly by the U S department of agriculture and Texas A and M as assistant farm demonstration agent for Brazos county. He will tackle the pink bollworm near Hearne and assist County Agent C L Benson in Brazos county farm demonstration work.

R. B. Ewing State Experiment Station of Georgia United States Department of Agriculture Texas A. and M. College Brazos County Ewing Hearne C. L. Benson

John Gregg Jr. dies in Fort Worth at 24

Friends in this city mourn the death of John Gregg Jr. who died in Fort Worth yesterday. The remains were shipped to Caldwell for funeral services at 3 o clock this afternoon attended by Judge and Mrs. J. W. Doremus and David Reid. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gregg of Pitts Bridge and once lived here. He kept books for Reid Bros. He leaves his parents and his wife.

John Gregg, Jr Fort Worth Caldwell J. W. Doremus David Reid John Gregg J. H. Gregg Pitts Bridge

Canning Club Agent Arrives to Lead Girls Work

From Monday's Daily Eagle Miss Mattie Gillespie of Bastrop county arrives in Bryan and takes charge of the girls canning club program for the year. Educated at the University of Texas she comes with strong faculty endorsements for the position. Irregular bowels and chronic constipation are noted as the ad promotes HERBINE a bowel regulator priced 50c sold by M. H. James.

Daily Eagle Mattie Gillespie Bastrop County Bryan University of Texas M. H. James

New State Secretary George F How ard Assumes Duties

Austin Texas Nov 2 Geo F How ard the new secretary of state assumed duties today His home is Houston.

Austin Texas Geo. F. Howard Houston

Try Zensal for All Skin Troubles Sold by Smith Drug Co

An advertisement urges customers to try Zensal for skin problems and notes Smith Drug Company as the selling outlet. The brief listing emphasizes the product and the supplier without additional details.

Smith Drug Co

Hundred Signal Corps Men Coming to A and M College

Prof. F C Bolton returns from Fort Sam Houston where he arranged for about 100 signal corps trainees to arrive December first at A and M College. They will study twenty two weeks under army supervision with field signaling, telegraph, wireless, and military drills. The college will provide quarters and bedding if needed, with government support. The program includes electrical engineering courses and a forty six hour weekly schedule. A and M sees this as a significant achievement granting one of six national signal corps schools.

Daily Eagle F. C. Bolton Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Clifton Southern Department United States Army Signal Corps Bolton United States A. and M. College

Stop Coughing With Ballard's Horehound Syrup Ad

An advertisement promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to stop coughing and ease breathing. It claims to soothe irritated lungs and restore comfort with bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by M H James in Ady.

Ballard M. H. James. Ady

Real Estate Transfers Friday Eagle listing

A. W. Kinnard and wife transfer 43 12 acres of the S F Austin league to P. A. Tardy for $8 000.

Daily Eagle A. W. Kinnard P. A. Tardy S. F. Austin League

Zensa for itching eczema sold by Smith Drug Company

Zensa marketed for itching eczema sold through Smith Drug Company. Product name and seller are noted without additional claims or medical endorsements.

Smith Drug Company

One Day Medical Demonstration At Hotel Bryan

Tuesday visit by Drs Rea and Bros offering free treatment for liver stomach bowel and other diseases though medicine and appliances. They claim no surgical operations for appendicitis gall stones or ulcers and advertise cures for tuberculosis asthma bronchitis catarrh eye disease kidney and heart complaints. Hours 10 am to 4 pm with guidance for women families and children. emphasis on community evidence backing.

The Tates United States Rea

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