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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

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Quarantine Declared in Brazos County for Fever Tick Eradication

The Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission proclaims a quarantine in Brazos County effective November 16 1922 due to fever tick infection. No cattle horses mules or asses may move without a certificate or permit after inspection or dipping. Rail transports barred without proper permit. Commission officials Boog Scott Murray Smith and R E Smith sign the order.

Fort Worth Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas Brazos County Brazos Livestock Sanitary Commission A. D J. L. Boog-Scott J. B. Murrah Paul L. Smith R. E. Smith

Kurten Women Form Community Club Plans

Kurten Texas November meeting of the Women's Home Demonstration Club led to new committees and an interest in organizing a broader Kurten Community Club. Officers elected include L. N. Tyer as president Louis Klentworth as vice president and Mary Lou Prinzel as secretary treasurer. A negro minstrel at Kurten school house prompted calls for social financial and educational community improvements. Meetings set for the first Friday each month.

Kurten Texas L. N. Tyer Louis Klentworth Mary Lou Prinzel

Brazos County Commissioners Court Holds Short Session

Brazos County Commissioners Court met Monday with County Judge H. O. Ferguson presiding and commissioners Jno M Moore C M Risenger and George F P Edge present. Commissioner C M Degelia of Steele's store was unable to attend due to heavy rains. Only a brief session was held.

Brazos County

Mrs J L Sample Visits Houston Aunt at Fair

Mrs J L Sample of Tabor traveled to Houston on Tuesday to visit her aunt Mrs J H Hickman and to attend the Houston fair.

J. L. Sample of Tabor Houston J. H. Hickman Houston Fair

Chevon and Dengue Cheer Up Brazos County

Citizens in Brazos County discuss chevon meat amid dengue concerns. Rev J J Tatum and County Agent C L Reason cannot yet eat Colonel Jackson's meatChevon with relish while Colonel W F Gibbs endorses chevon under a new name and jokes about deer hunting in Southwest Texas. The Eagle urges Tatum and County Agent Benson to eat chevon and stay optimistic as more news may follow.

Brazos County J. J. Tatum C. L. Reason Colonel Jackson Chevon W. F. Gibbs Main Street Devon O. K Jackson Texas Crystal City Tatum Benson

Eberstadt Buys Widdecke Home on East 27th Street

Secretary S F Eberstadt became owner of the Widdecke residence on East 27th Street and took possession about December 10. The Widdeckes will move to Dallas where Mr Widdecke will serve as auditor for Dallas County State Bank with Ed Hall as vice president.

S. F. Eberstadt H. A. Widdecke Eberstadt Widdecke East 27Th Street Dallas Dallas County State Bank Ed Hall Bryan

Brazos Presbytery Set for Bryan Meeting

Rev Franklin S Henderson returned from the Brazos Presbytery fall meeting held in Huntsville. Delegates from 82 counties attended as Henderson, retiring Moderator, preached the opening sermon. Next session slated for April in Bryan with Rev W N Sholl elected new Moderator.

Navasota Examiner Review Franklin S. Henderson Presbyterian Church Brazos Huntsville Mr. Henderson Presbytery W. N. Sholl Bryan

J. W. Murry Visited Bryan on Business

J. W. Murry of Wellborn spent the day in Bryan for business matters, meeting local officials and visiting merchants while on a business visit.

J. W. Murry of Wellborn Bryan

Mrs. Phillips Convicted of Second Degree Murder

Los Angeles reports a jury verdict of murder in the second degree against Mrs. Clara Phillips for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows with a hammer after learning of her husband’s alleged interest. Phillips fled to Arizona before arrest. Robertson County Texas lists elected county officials, all Democratic with no opposition.

Associated Press Los Angeles Clara Phillips Alberta Meadows Robertson County Franklin Texas Cecil A. Morgan Joe Reid Ben L. Parten G. 0. Galloway J. C. Rambo Gus Kellogg Sam Rogers W. R. Thompson W. R. Goodman J. P. Truett W. T. Grant

Death of Martha Kidd in Navasota

Martha Kidd fourteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Kidd of Navasota died Friday at 9 30 p m at the parental home. The Kidd family formerly resided in Bryan and many friends mourn her loss. Funeral from the family home at four o clock this afternoon with burial in Navasota cemetery.

Martha Kidd Bryan Dan Kid Navasota

Death of a baby in Yazoo Mississippi linked to Williams family

Mr James H Webb received a telegram Saturday afternoon informing him of the death of his month old granddaughter in Yazoo Mississippi. The child is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sharp Williams. Bryan relatives and friends express deep sympathy as Mrs Webb is with her daughter.

James H. Webb Yazoo Mississippi John Sharp Williams

Wellborn dinner planned by Colonel Graham in Brazos County

Colonel W. E. Graham of Rock Prairie visited the Eagle office and backed a future Wellborn community dinner. He urged Brazos County citizens to attend and cooperate with the civic and social club efforts, praising local fellowship as the best for town and county.

W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Eagle

Krouse Sedlacek Wed At Fountain Home

Frances Sedlacek and C E Krouse were married at the Sedlacek home in Fountain on Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 officiated by Rev J J Tatum. Only immediate family attended and post ceremony well wishes followed. The couple will reside near Victoria Texas where he farms.

J. Sedlacek Fountain Frances Sedlacek Cc. E. Krouse

Dengue cured by eating chevon named after Col Jackson

Rev J J Tatum and County Agent C L Benson visited the Eagle office and report dengue recovery by chevon meat named after Col A D Jackson. They mention Col W F Gibbs unseen and hope he survives after eating the meat three times daily. The meat is said to be wonderful since its new name.

J. J. Tatum C. L. Benson Eagle Office Col. A. D. Jackson Col W. F. Gibbs Chevon

Mrs Prager Improves After Critical Illness

Mr. H. H. Prager reports Mrs. Prager, long critically ill, is holding her own and taking nourishment and sleep, signaling a possible improvement in her condition.

H. H. Prager

Mrs A M Williams Visits Houston Parents

Mrs. A M Williams of Houston is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs S H Franklin.

A. M. Williams of Houston S. H. Franklin

Paving Begins on East 26th Street Work Crews At Site

Paving has started on East 26th street with a large labor force employed at the site and progress reported as active.

East 26Th Street

Cotton Market Dips as Futures Fall and Spots Signal Lower Prices

Cotton futures declined by 100 points while local spot quotes ranged around 24.25 cents for middling basis. The move reflects weaker demand signals and pressure on cash markets.

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber Meeting Hears Paving Plans

Bold talks on paving Bryan streets and Brazos county highways dominated the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce gathering. City Manager McAdams said paving would start on 26th or 27th Street within days as Rev J J Tatum and others urged highway and cemetery improvements.

Bryan and Brazos County Geo. A. Adams McAdams

President Waldrop Returns From Houston Meeting

President A M Waldrop of the State Retail Clothiers Association returned from Houston where a board of directors meeting was held. The group elected Galveston as the next meeting site for the annual sessions on May 7 8 and 9. Directors enjoyed social courtesies including a San Jacinto battlefield tour and a chicken dinner.

A. M. Waldrop State Retail Clothiers’ Association Houston Waldrop Galveston San Jacinto Battlefields

Amos Jones Charged With Raising Money Case

Sheriff L E Morehead sent Amos Jones to Houston to face federal officers on a charge of passing a counterfeit one to ten dollar bill. He allegedly obtained $9.80 in change for a $1.00 note at Mooring's store after buying candy, and Ed Martin detected the fraud within minutes. The case goes to the federal grand jury in Houston.

L. E. Morehead Houston Amos Jones Ed Martin Mooring

Bryan Eastern Star Chapter Holds Notable Meeting

Despite bad weather, about fifty members gathered for Bryan Chapter No. 222 Order of the Eastern Star in the new Masonic Temple chapter room. Three candidates were initiated as Mrs Thos Ullundine supervised floral decor. reports came from Miss Kathryn Parker and Mrs. M R Bentley, with refreshment plates and lavender chrysanthemum favors closing the event.

Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Thos. Ulundine Sarah Williams Newport Gough Kathryn Parker Fort Worth Lee J. Rountree Grand Dallas M. R. Bentley George Smart H. Ness J. R. Wright F. B. Brown E. W. Price

Senator Perry Lewis and wife visit Bryan friends

Former State Senator Perry J. Lewis of San Antonio visits in Bryan to see relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J Hill Wilson and Mrs. M W Sims Sr. The couple were married in Bryan and were celebrated for their long friendship. He aided Texas Senate in building laws that helped growth and prosperity.

Perry J. Lewis San Antonio Fagle Lewis Bryan J. Hill Wilson M. W. Sims Senator Lewis Texas Texas Senate Congress Eagle

Bryan and Brazos County Organize Good Cheer Fund

The Good Cheer Fund in Bryan and Brazos County gathers community help for the poor and needy with Christmas spirit. Originating in the Knights of Pythias, the effort was handed to the Pastors' Association and has run for years with volunteers conducting careful investigations and no salaries.

Bryan Brazos County Good Cheer Fund Knights of Pythias Lodge W. S. Wilson, Jr George E. Hadley H. A. Burger J. M. Caldwell J. T. Maloney Bryan and Knights of Pythias Pastors’ Association First Baptist Church M. B. Parker J. L. Brock R. A. Harrison Parker

New oil derrick now in sight at Bryan

The first oil derrick erected near Bryan is completed about three and a half miles west of the city. Driling will start soon as boiler, machinery and casing are hauled to the site. A second derrick is rising at Wixon Lake and a third at Tabor nine miles north with Cox interests expanding county oil activity.

Bryan S. E. J. Cox Wixon Lake Two Rivers Oil Company Cox Crests Tabor

Enter Madame at Carnegie Library this Thursday

Miss Duncan stars in the popular season play Enter Madame at the Carnegie Library. The performance is set for Thursday, November 16 at 7 30 p m.

Miss Duncan Carnegie Library

Texas Congressmen Push Constitutional Convention

Rep J E Quaid of El Paso and Rep Lee J Rountree of Bryan draft a Texas legislature resolution for a constitutional convention to rewrite the 1876 constitution. They seek education funding, broader road bonds, and uniform taxes via a tax equalization board to expand state aid and road construction.

Associated Press EL Paso Texas J. E. Quaid Lee J. Rountree Bryan Mr. Quaid Quaid Rountree Democratic San Antonio

Steep Hollow Elects Cemetery Officers

Steep Hollow Texas marks a cemetery department under the Parent Teachers Association. A crowd from Wellborn Reliance Bryan and Harvey gathered November 11 to organize finances and seek $1 contributions for upkeep of the City of the Dead.

Steep Hollow Texas Parent-Teachers’ Association Wellborn Reliance Bryan Harvey Parent- Teachers’ Association IL. M. Cook Steen Hollow Laura Mimms Bessie Bettie Risinger Lola Foster Mattie Moore E. Peters J. H. Hensarling Ethel Fadmonds Martha Martin Charles Eden

Marriage licenses issued in Brazos County list

Brazos County Clerk McSwain reports marriage licenses issued since the last Eagle list. Couples include Jacob Lee and Corine Searcy, Hal Harris and Ellen Daniels, Edgar Graves and Lessie Gilmore, Steve Scarmada and Mary Ventichola, Will Moore and Fannie Hicks, Johnnie Gaines and Livita Eas e, Frank Mavina and Rosa Matranga, Louis Rosprim and Lillie Siegert, Wm Gelber and Fay Driver, L. B. Amsler and Ethel Newman, Walter Irvin and Olivia Cremer, Rufus Batten and Jessie Crenshaw, Charles Bozeman and Lila Pensley, Jesse Paton and Savanah Freeman, C. E. Richardson and Miss Roland Hood, Ben Patronella and Mary Scamarda, Albert Roy and Mattie Payon, Robert Volney Armstrong and Mildred Norwood, Joe Kaplan and Fanny Kahn, Alfred Green and Charlotte Terrell, and J Merchant and Gertrude Lockett.

Brazos County McSwain Eagle Jacob Lee Corine Searcy Hal Harris Ellen Daniels Edgar Graves Lessie Gilmore Steve Scarmada Mary Ventichola Will Moore Fannie Hicks Johnnie Gaines Livita Ease Frank Mavina Rosa Matranga Louis Rosprim Lillie Siegert Wm. F. Gelber Fay Driver L. B. Amsler Ethel Newman Walter Irvin Olivia Cremer Rufus Batten Jessie Crenshaw Charles Bozeman Lila Pensley Jesse Paton Savanah Freeman C. E. Richardson Roland Hood Ben Patronella Mary Scamarda Albert Roy Mattie Payon Robert Volney Armstrong Mildred Norwood Joe Kaplan Fanny Kahn Alfred Green Charlotte Terrell J -C. Merchant Gertrude Lockett

Train Departure Time Adjusted in Bryan Club Notes

In Tuesday's club notes the departure time for the Bryan to Houston train should read 4 a m on Friday instead of 4 p m.

Bryan Houston

Also Mentioned on This Page

al Ad Commissioners Court SEC Krouse-Sedlacek W. H. Cole S. E. Eberstadt Travis B. Bryan J. N. Dulaney H. O. Ferguson E. J. Fountain F. L. Henderson M. L. Parker Jno M. Lawrence T. K. Lawrence J. D. Martin Oak McKenzie E. E. McAdams L. L. Melnnis Lee J. Ro George A. Adams Brenham Chamber of Commerce Brenham Cole Chamber of Commerce Bryan Eastern Star Chapter Sen Mrs. Lewis GOR Lee J. Pountree M. M. Erskine Rep
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