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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1915

Page

8

Fall planting of nursery stock urged with care and timing

Instructions urge early order of one year old nursery trees for fall planting in Texas. Emphasizes choosing reliable nurseries, visiting to pick stock, proper depth and firm soil packing, and avoiding oversize or headed trees. Extension director offers free guidance, with note on growing engineering and agricultural students.

Man. W. B. Lanham A. & M. College Texas College Station Clarence Ousley A. & M. College of Texas

President Bizzell Praises Agricultural Enrollments At Texas College

The note references Texas A and M enrollment figures showing over half study agriculture. It compares agriculture and engineering enrollments for 1912-13 to 1913-14, highlighting growth in both fields and urging balanced emphasis on engineering progress alongside agricultural expansion.

Houston Post State Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas School of Agriculture School of Engineering Aes Ve. Ae Agricul

Infant Manning Q Henderson Dies at Nine Weeks

The death of Manning Q Henderson at nine weeks old occurred at 6 am at the home of Mr and Mrs Manning Henderson. The infant had suffered since birth and was laid to rest in City Cemetery after a 4 pm funeral conducted by Rev J C Welch of the First Christian Church.

Manning Henderson Manning Q. Henderson Ips J. C. Welch First Christian Church

Arch G. Goodwin Dead in Bryan Area

Arch G. Goodwin son of Mr and Mrs T T Goodwin of Providence died at his parents home Saturday evening at 8 35 after weeks of illness He was 36 born and raised in Brazos County He served as storekeeper and overseer on Parker plantation and earlier as a Bryan peace officer He survived by his parents two brothers Tom and Dr J N Goodwin and a sister Mrs N A Stewart Burial was in Newsom Cemetery Funeral was led by Dr M E Weaver First Baptist Church Bryan The note ends with a call about stage endorsements and reserve seats.

Arch G. Goodwin T. T. Goodwin Providence Grim Reaper Brazos County Parker Bryan Woodmen of the World Tom Goodwin J. N. Goodwin Kilgore N. A. Stewart Newsom M. E. Weaver First Baptist Church of Brieux Richard Bennett

J Erwin Simpson Buys Bryan Cold Drink Stand

J Erwin Simpson purchases Bryan Cold Drink Stand at Bryan Pool Hall along with all stock and equipment from former proprietor Wade Cox and takes charge of the business.

J. Erwin Simpson Bryan Bryan Pool Hall Wade Cox

Convicts Delivered to Penitentiary by Transfer Agent

The State transfer agent received three Brazos County prisoners from Sheriff T. C. Nunn. Elijah Cavitt colored was sentenced to life for murder. Jesse Brown colored received two years for robbery. Harvey Davis colored was given a two year sentence for burglary.

Brazos County T. C. Nunn Elijah Cavitt Jesse Brown Harvey Davis

Mules on Sale at Conyers Yard in Marlin Texas

Freight prepaid to your station with cash or terms. I. N. Conyers in Marlin Texas advertises a good selection of all classes of mules available by phone or visit.

I. N. Conyers Marlin Texas

Supreme Court Rules on Inter State Liquor Shipments

Washington November 15 The Supreme Court held that persons who ship liquor without labeling it as such from one state into another are punishable in either state. The ruling overrules a Kansas Federal court decision.

Washington Supreme Court Kansas Federal Court

Free Baptist Sunday School Observes Temperance Day

The Free Baptist Sunday school held a church program on temperance with members wearing white flowers as an emblem of purity. Miss Lillie Davidson pinned flowers at the door and a report praises Mrs. Davidson’s life of Miss Frances Willard.

Free Baptist Sunday School Lillie Davidson M. G. Buchanan Waco Newton Clifton J. D. Jones Wylie H Ggs Fountain Faye Buchanan Cotton Palace Pansy McSwain Wellborn Wellborn Spent Saturday and Sunday With Miss Lillie Ferguson Raymond Todd Rock Prairie Paul Ferguson

Beloved Mrs. Fannie Straub 1865 1915

Mrs. Fannie Straub died November 11 1915 at age 50 with funeral at Minter Springs cemetery led by Rev Merka. She married August Straub on June 20 1892 and lived in Texas since 1887. She leaves a husband eight children and many friends. she was a Methodist.

Fannie Straub August Straub Justice of the Peace Methodist Church Tennessee Texas Minter Springs Rev Merka

Commissioners' Court Sets Ex Officio Salaries and Raises

The quarterly session approved county official reports and raised Fred Doberesky’s poor farm salary from 15 to 20 dollars per month. Ex-officio salaries were axed for one year for county judge, county clerk, district clerk, assessor, and sheriff with amounts shown.

Fred Doberesky Seserererres

County Officials Consider Lower Treasurer Fees and Road Improvements

The court fixed the county treasurer salary at up to 1200 dollars per year and county judge favors a 600 dollar cap. A Rock Prairie petition seeks widening of a public road, to be reported next meeting. A second class road from Bryan and Macy to Wheelerock and Iron Bridge road is granted with damages to be assessed by a jury. Bonds for engineers on district No. 1 roads were examined and approved. The court adjourned.

J. T. Maloney W. E. Graham Rock Prairie J. M. Atkins F. W. Locke Bryan and Macy Wheelock and Iron Bridge G. R. Abney A. McCormick District No. 1

Brazos County Ginnings Report Decline in 1915

Ed S. Derden the Brazos County ginning census enumerator reports that before November 1 1915 Brazos County had ginned 14 846 bales compared with 18 439 a year earlier a drop of 3 675 bales from 1914 to 1915 in the county.

Ed S. Derden Brazos County

Card of Thanks for W P Bullock family

Card thanks those who ministered during illness and death of husband and father. Gratitude for floral offerings. May God bless you. Signed Mrs W P Bullock and family.

October Claims Against Brazos County Approved by Court

The Brazos County commissioners approved October expenses including road work by Stephen Davis and J. E. Brown salaries, pauper care for multiple individuals, county court jurors, road and bridge work, auto hire, groceries, and various suppliers. Numerous entries cite specific amounts and names such as H. O. Jones, J. M. Atkins, W. Higgs, and E. Brown.

Commissioners’ Court Stephen Davis J. E. Brown George Griffin J. B. Carroll & Son Merchantha Bros Eel Mee John Homola Wells Fargo Express Co Lee Howard H. O. Jones Mary Locke Ellen Wilson John Edge Justice Court M. B. Easters Henry Sharp Pitts Bridge Henry Laws Pitts Lucile King Cook Road H. L. Fountain May Turner J. T. Maloney Cine Oe H. C. Jones W. ©. Sparks Don Armstrong W. A. Hudson Thomas Wright Watts A. H. Scott J. M. Atkins Red Andrews Et al W. S. Higgs Et al Dennis Hays Pittsbridge E. H. Broaddus Andy Houston J. W. Barron County Coufe S. Broach D. Locke

Prohibition Vote in Bell County Totals 6361 With 443 Pro-Lead

Full returns from Bell County show 3402 pro and 2959 anti in the prohibition vote, a 443 point pro majority. Canvass by county commissioners within ten days will finalize totals, with four arrests for illegal voting in Temple, three of them African American. White man aided a Black voter. all released on bond.

Temple

Local Produce Market Prices Listed

Eggs 25c a dozen Butter 25c per pound Hens 1le per pound Fryers 12c per pound Broilers 15c per pound Ducks 2 to 3 dollars per dozen Geese 3 to 4 dollars per dozen Turkeys 1le per pound Cows 4c to 4%4c per pound Calves 5c per pound Steers 5c per pound Hogs 6c to 6%c per pound Oats 45c per bushel Corn 65c per bushel Prairie hay 10 dollars per ton Bermuda hay 12 dollars per ton Alfalfa 18 dollars per ton Green hides 8c per pound Dry hides 10c per pound Butter fat 30c per pound

Bermuda

Prisoner Returned From Marlin on Theft Charge

Deputy Sheriff W E Battle returned from Marlin with Will Bryant a colored man wanted in the city for theft. Bryant pleaded guilty in county court before Judge J T Maloney and was fined one dollar plus costs and an hour in jail. Battle also arrested Sims Zanders colored in Hearne and placed him in the county jail. Zanders was indicted by the district court grand jury on arson and will be held to await trial at the March term.

W. E. Battle Marlin Will Bryant Falls County Bryant J. T. Maloney Battle Sims Zanders Hearne Zanders

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. & M. Extension Department University of Texas Rice Institute At Houston W. B. Bizzell Bizzell Ieee Beeen Ees Wdotos Ican E Ees Reese Neens Pune Bonn Bodes Coor Ture Harvey Happenings Brazos County Ginnings W. P. Bullock A. KE. Todd County A. H. Stevens Coun Ty Court W. County Court Saunders Kan Kelly Four Days County John Lloyd County Coupea D. D. McAlpine Coute D. McDougald County Coute Cree Eter I. M. Cook Court J. A. Tobias Lee Josey Dr. G. F. Lee Servie Ue Coresen Ee Horace Jefferson P. C. Vinnay V. J. Fredel Baker Veague W. R. Ball P. W. McSwain R. ©. Gandy John Emmelly J. W. Harris Ss. E. Locke W. A. Withers Justice Jury NG xc Cde Hub Myers J. EF. Brown Tom Covey H. F. Sheppard D. B. Posey Thomas Curry Joe Aricha L. E. Moorehead J. J. Riley J. W. Hathorne Joe Gelber J. A. Gandy Je H. Wehrmann J. M. Higgins R. H. Carroll Guy Dansby J. F. Thompson J. J. Ray Pees H. O. Ferguson Val Parker Red Andrews Tom Amy Washington Fritz Kohler W. S. Higgs Mary Randle Good Roads Machinery Co W. Ke Saunders Groceries Pablo Hernandez Coern Nancy Johnson Pauper Arsene Carson Paupots J. T. Maroney Alex Lewis H. Pollard A. W. Buchanan J. P. Royder E. R. Lloyd G. C. Royder W. S. Jones E. R. Emmet Lizzie Slaughter F. H. Smith Aerseless Bryan Ice Company A. McKenzie B. G. Wallace Ben Perkins Brooks Pruett J. L. Robertson Beck Grain Company Hay Myers Hardware Co Jy. F. Grant Co Tyler Haswell W. H. Buchanan Western Union Telegraph Co C. H. Moehlman J. T. Hanway Harmean Pytsiine Shen Bela Eo Eclipse Paint Co B. Kaczer & Co Cole Hardware Co Parker-Astin Hardware Co E.seeeereeee R. L. Brogdon Mary C. Knowles Hardy Newton Eagle Printing Co Read & Stewart M. H. James Levy Bros Forrest Jones Co Austin Bros Pierce-Fordyce & Co City of Bryan Reid Bros Gulf Refining Co Burroughs Adding Machine Co Bell County W. H. Lawrence Phenee Commerce Plasek West Anderson Street Griffin Brothers Old Plasek
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