Brazos County Club Notes Highlight Cooperative Markets
In Brazos County items, farmers discuss cooperative marketing for turkeys and cotton with leaders like P B Doty of First National Bank Beaumont and Theodore Price. The Knob Prairie boys and girls club elects officers Sam Saladiner and Joe Triola lead the group with plans for December poultry shows and future farm programs.
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the Cotton Association News
P. B. Doty
First National Bank
Beaumont
Texas
Brazos County
Knob Prairie Boys’ and Girls
Sam Saladiner
Joe Triola
Katie, Cash
Rae Wilcox
Tony Saladiner
Dominee Triola
Corrida Mauro
Estelle Wilcox
Estelle
C. J. Benson
Newton Burrows
Steele's Star Club
Woodville
Fire at Schumacher Oil Mill in Navasota Causes Major Damage
Friction in a seed conveyor started a fire at the Schumacher oil mill in Navasota Texas. The blaze damaged the main seed house and cottonseed in a connected building, with estimated losses around $500 for the building and several thousand for the cottonseed. Fire department actions prevented broader damage and the mill’s operations were not delayed. The mill is noted as possibly the oldest in Texas.
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Navasota
Tex
Schumacher
Texas
Brazos Woman Sells Property and Moves to New Mexico
Mrs. J. M. Cross of Steep Hollow Brazos County has sold her property and, with her son in law Ted Cook and family, leaves today for Kenna New Mexico where she has bought extensive ranch property.
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J. M. Cross
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
Ted Cook
Kenna
New Mexico
Cotton Ginning in Brazos County Reaches 23645 Bales
The U S Bureau of Census reports Brazos county cotton ginnings through November 1 total 23645 bales, far above last year's 13488. The figures were received by J F Howard and reflect a strong early season.
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Brazos
Brazos County
U. S. Bureau of Census
J. F. Howard
Stanford to Marlin
J E Stanford district extension agent came home from Marlin with his child Evelyn who was operated on there recently He returned to the wells this morning for another week treatment for his health The week already spent there reportedly benefited him
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Stanford
Marlin
J. KE. Stanford
Evelyn
Wells
Lions Plan Education Week Program Amid Road Talks
The Corsicana Lions Club luncheon focused on road improvements and a proposed road bond issue. State and National Educational Week were announced with Rev. W. N. Shell designated to lead the program. speakers and plans for a prominent educator address were discussed.
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Lions Club
W. N. Shell
R. W. Armstrong
W. W. Chambers
C. A. Searcy
J. Coulter Smith
C. J. Park
R. L. Brown
P. A. Tardy
H. S. Locke
Joss M. Cook
T. H Westbrook
The
Corsicana
Aggie Freshmen Defeat Allen Academy 20 to 9 in Thriller
Aggie Freshmen beat Allen Academy 20 to 9 at Allen Field in a high energy game. Allen led early with a 35 yard end run and a field goal attempt but the Freshmen rallied in the second half and scored three touchdowns.
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Aggie
Allen Academy
Allen Field
Allen
Woodworth
Hamilton
Dansby
Danshy
Pistole
Mensing
Ifreen
Aggie Fish
Cloud of
Central High School of Houston
Wood Glass Held Up By Highwayman Near Navasota
James Mason a 30 year old Black man from the Templeman plantation in Brazos county attacked Wood Glass returning from Navasota with a butcher knife. Glass knocked him from the car and the assailant was arrested by Sheriff L E Morehead and jailed in Bryan awaiting February grand jury action.
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James Mason
Templeman
Brazos County
Navasota
Wood Glass
Rotarians Hear Proposals For Bryan Chautauqua
Bryan Rotary luncheon hears F E Lichte discuss cotton mill benefits and El E McAdams stresses good roads to Carlos. Beeville Rotarian Sidney Kring touts Ellison White Lyceum Chautauqua plan and presents proposal while visitors Kay Hassell and M B Oats attend.
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F. E. Lichte
College
Rotary
Bryan
Carlos
E. F E. McAdams
M. KE. Wallace
Tyler Haswell
H. O. Ferguson
Sidney Kring
Beeville
Ellison-White Lyceum
Chautauqua
Kay Hassell
M. B. Oats
Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra Comes to Bryan in April
Music lovers in Bryan and College Station anticipate the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra performing April 4 in a matinee and night show. Arrangements by the Music Study Club and the Y M C A of College bring a 60 member company and famed pianist Rudolf Ganz as producer. Watch for广告.
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Bryan
College Station
Saint Louis
Walter Wipprecht Bags Big Buck in Kerrville Mountains
Walter Wipprecht, a business manager for A and M College, and his sister Misa Elsbeth Wipprecht returned from Comfort to Bryan after a deer hunting trip near Kerrville. He killed a large buck on his first day out at the Real Ranch, proving his hunting success.
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Walter Wipprecht
Kerrville
Texas
M. College
Misa Elsbeth Wipprecht
Comfort
Mr Wipprecht Hosts Dinner Party Saturday
A. and M. College official Mr. Wipprecht hosted a dinner at his College boulevard home. Military leaders from A. and M. College and Allen Academy attended. The menu featured venison from a West Texas hunt and rose decorations with guests listed by name.
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Walter Wipprecht
A. and
M. College
College Boulevard
A. and M. College
Allen Academy
Wipprecht
West Texas
Col
C. C. Todd
Col. Turner
Pendergast
Jack Davis
J. D. Coughlan
Neal
R. W. Howell
Carl Wipprecht
First Baptist Church Votes to Join City Revival
The First Baptist church decided last Wednesday in conference to cooperate in the coming union revival next spring. The vote was unanimous and enthusiastic as the citywide effort aims to win back lost friends and revive believers.
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The
First Baptist Church
Kazmeier to Attend Rock Island Institute in Fort Worth
F W Kazmeier will travel to Fort Worth for the Rock Island Lines Agricultural and Community Institute linked to the Diamond Jubilee. The event runs Monday through Wednesday with three sessions. Kazmeier will speak Wednesday on Making Money in Poultry in Texas.
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Kazmeier
Fort Worth
F. W. Kazmeier
Rock Island Lines Agricultural and Community Institute
Texas
Steep Hollow Smiles Club Receives Auction Proceeds
Miss Laura Belle Roten and Secretary Sam Eberstadt aided Steep Hollow Smiles with a bow supper Saturday night. Eberstadt served as auctioneer and the sale netted 85 dollars for purchasing a sewing machine for the club girls.
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Laura Belle Roten
Sam FE. Eberstadt
Steep Hollow
Eberstadt
T W Bowman Rural Mail Carrier Dies at Local Hospital
T W Bowman a rural mail carrier from Benchley died at 12 30 Monday morning at a local hospital from long standing diseases. He was nearly 28 and survived by four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be at 8 p m at Prospect Cemetery after 2 pm at Mc Culloch Gordon Parlors with Rev A J Dorothy officiating.
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T. W. Bowman
Benchley
McCulloch-Gordon
Prospect Cemetery
A. J. Dorothy
G. B. Bowman
Bryan
Henry
Cregg
John
A. P. Dodge
Underwood
Clay
Christian Endeavor World War Veterans Peace Program
A world peace program by Young World War veterans from the Christian Endeavor was held at the Free Baptist church for Armistice Day. One hundred Allen Academy boys sat in a social section as the program featured scripture, prayers, multiple talks by Parker Carroll D D Vasbinder T A Cloud and others with music by a quartet and saxophone.
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Christian Endeavor
Free Baptist Church
Woodrow Wilson
Allen Academy
Hester
C. B. Thompson
Messrs. McNeeley
Rush
J. E. Gammon
R. J. Halbrook
T. A. Cloud
Parker Carroll
D. D. Vasbinder
Antone Ernst
Mr. Turner
Raymond Withers
LOGAL Daughters of Revolution schedule for year
The 1923 edition of the William Scott chapter D A R year book lists a full schedule of events with hostesses speakers and papers for Flag Day Constitution Day Columbus Day Armistice Day New Year’s Day Guest Day History Day San Jacinto Day Memorial Day and other observances. Officers are named and described, with notes on patriotic education grants and National Old Trails preservation efforts in Texas and nationwide.
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William Scott
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Allen
W. Wipprecht
Ernst
Elizabeth Howell
Elinor Freeman
P. M. Raysor
G. S. Fraps
United States
W. C. Boyett
J. Alelh Myers
Ellis Island
R. S. Mawhinney
Harriet Stone
J .H. Allen
Howell
Leo Fraps
W. S. Howell
San Jacinto
F. L. Henderson
Ralph Howell
W. B. Cline
H. C. Willis
France
John H. Allen
E. B. LaRoche
J. A. Myers
H. Cc. Willis
J. L. Brock
M. W. Sims
Southern Industrial Education Association
Neighbors League of America
Texas
Nacogdoches
City of
Mexico
Royal Arch Masons Banquet At Uncle Bucks Cafe
W. T. Austin Chapter No. 87 Royal Arch Masons held a four course banquet at Uncle Bucks Cafe on a Thursday night. Roy Hudspeth served as toastmaster with Judge H. 0. Ferguson and Oak McKenzie among speakers. A long list of attendees included J. L. Robertson and Oak McKenzie, plus visiting L. G. Ament and S. A. Dunn.
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W. T. Austin
Royal Arch Masons
Uncle Buck’s
Roy Hudspeth
H. 0. Ferguson
Oak McKenzie
H. E. Randolph
S. A. Dunn
L. G. Ament
L. S. Keen
T. R. Black
H. C. Doremus
H. C. Willis
Sabinal
S. T. Windsor
J. B. Eaves
Normangee
Woman's Club Leads Fruitful Crepe Myrtle Planting Drive
The Bryan campaign to plant crepe myrtle trees along streets, in yards, boulevards and every nook and corner is a worthy effort by the Woman's Club. Planting now will ensure rapid growth and blossoms next spring. every person is urged to help the club women put out hundreds of ornamental shrubs in Bryan.
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Bryan
Woman’s Club
Bryan business men optimistic after Carlos gas well
A Bryan party returning from a Carlos gas well 26 miles east of Bryan reports strong gas flow and potential oil prospects. They note a fine sand formation and a fallen drill stem indicating prolific production. Plans to drill another well are underway as leases trade and oil company representatives visit. The group believes Brazos county may become an oil producing area within a few years.
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Bryan
Carlos Well
Brazos County
Woodyard couple award 5 room brick bungalow contract
Mr and Mrs T Woodyard have let a contract for a five room brick bungalow on College avenue next to John Woodyard. Work will begin soon. The contract goes to Ole Martinsen. The home will include all conveniences.
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T. Woodyard
College Avenue
John Woodyard
Ole Martinsen
Woman's Missionary Society Evening of Prayer
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church of College invites all interested in missions to an evening of prayer and praise at the Tabernacle Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of College
Tabernacle
Blue Star Remedy for Eczema and Sores
For sale by M. H. James Drug Company. This remedy claims to treat eczema itching tatter cracked hands ring worms chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores and sores on children and relieves sore feet.
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M. H. James Drug Company
Pepsinated Calomel Promises Quick Liver Relief
Advertises Pepsinated Calomel as a gentler English Calomel with pepsin to stimulate liver action and aid digestion. Claims to unclog poisons, restore dulled senses, and make users feel better by tomorrow with a money back guarantee.
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MD. Hi. Sasso Dig. Co
Walton and Short Attend Chicago College Directors Meeting
Director T. O. Walton and A. K. Short left Thursday for Chicago to attend the Association of Land Grant Colleges and the directors of extension in these colleges. They expect to be gone about 10 days.
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T. O. Walton
A. K. Short
Chicago
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Directors of Extension
Steep Hollow Smiles Postpone Box Supper
The Steep Hollow Smiles postpone their box supper due to bad weather from November 3 to November 10. Everyone is invited to attend with a box of goodies and a partner.
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Steep Hollow
Bryan Emily Eagle
Presbyterian Women Meet At Home for Monthly Business
The Woman's Bible group of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly business meeting Friday at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W N Shell with Mrs. T D Hammond as joint hostess. All members urged to attend.
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Woman's Bible Close of the Presbyterian Church
W. N. Shell
T. D. Hammond
Stella Vitae Promises Relief For Female Troubles
An advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a herbal remedy for female troubles with soothing effects on affected organs. It notes not all cases respond and refunds are offered if relief is not achieved, urging women to seek better health through this preparation. Sold in Bryan at James Drug Company James Drug Store No.
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J. Lynn Thomas
Extension Service
Edgar A. Guest
Thedford
Eaic
Bryan
Mr. James Drug Company
James Drug Storf NO
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J. Walter Smith
Millican
College of Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau News
Theodore Price
Commerce and Finance
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Cook’s Point
Burleson County
Cook's Point
Brazos Bottoms
Lila Shelburne
Mouston
Mr. and
Mrs
Coles Shelburne
A. & M. Fish
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Gordon
E. E. McAdams
J. E. Covey
H. O. Boatwright
W. 5. Higgs
J. D. Martin
E. W. Crenshaw
M. E B. Wallace
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
John M. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
Atorney Oak
Bryan Chautauqua
Sion Rage
W. S. Barron
D. X. Bi
Mu Bird
W. Black
F. Casey
Gabe Ee
W. B.pin
W. F. Davis
ener S._E. Eberstadt
J. H. Farris
Fulgham
Chas. Griesser
My “Hassell
E P. Humbert
W. H. Lawrence
J. W. Payne
Sankey Pam
M. L. Parker
David Reid
C. G. Walker
M. E. Wallace
H. H. Williamson
D. L. Wilson
J. M. Lawrence Jr
E. W. Crenshaw Jr
Prof
J. Horace Kraft
ST. Louis
MR. Wipprecht
J. H. Todd
Harvey
TW. Bowman
World War Veterans
Logal Daughters OF Revolution
Anna Manley
Leok Falgeau
J. H. Edinburg
JR. H. Chatham
Exchange Store
Carlos Gas Well
Woman's Missionary
M. H. Wade
Weir
Miss
Theruggist
Thedford’s
Walton
Presbyterian
Stella Vitae
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