Fifth Annual Premium List for Brazos Poultry Show
The Brazos Poultry Breeders announce their Fifth Annual Premium List highlighting a percent based prize plan, a novice class for beginners, and strict rules on entry, judging, and exhibitor conduct. The event, to be judged Dec 6 1915, emphasizes education, proper banding, and ownership verification with premiums distributed as 40 20 10 and ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Breeders of
Texas
Brazos
Bryan and Brazos Co. Chamber of Commerce
December District Agent Stanford Improves At Home
December Bryan Texas District Agent J E Stanford has shown improvement after illness at his home. A gift of Queen chrysanthemums from county agents brought cheer and a message of remembrance. Edwin Jenkins improves after a Friday Bryan Hospital operation and will receive visitors starting today. Local men J W Lawless Will Kelly E B Lloyd and M B Easters visited Bryan on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stanford
Bryan
Sanford
Living Club
Edwin Jenkins
Bryan Hospital
Edwin
J. W. Lawless
Will Kelly
E. B. Lloyd
M. B. Easters
Kurten
Gee
Farm Bureau to Establish District HQ in Bryan
Mr. Ben Mahoney of Dallas representing the Texas Farm Bureau is in Bryan to set up district headquarters. He plans to establish the Bryan office in a short time as part of outreach work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ben Mahoney
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau
A W Kinnard Jr Leaves Bryan Visit for Gilmer
A W Kinnard Jr departs Bryan after visiting his parents and conducting business at College. He heads home to Gilmer to end the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kinnard, Jr
Gilmer
Bryan
Secretary Eberstadt Aid in Brenham Building and Loan
Secretary S. E. Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce will take a leave of absence with W. H. Cole to assist Brenham in organizing a Building and Loan Association. Brenham seeks a $500000 stock subscription and will use the Bryan plan of home building, returning after the Brenham work is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Cole
Brenham
Chamber of Commerce
Ebestadt
Eberstadt
Bryan
Texas
Drenham
Local Couple Treated for Rabies After Mad Dog Contact
Mr and Mrs W C Eli and Mr and Mrs Robert Alford and two children Manark and Robert Jr of Mum ford visited Bryan Saturday for rabies examination at Bryan Hospital after contact with a mad dog. Local doctors identified only the Eli couple as infected and they will stay in Bryan for treatment to prevent rabies development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Eli
Robert Alford
Manark
Robert, Jr
Mumford
Bryan
Bryan Hospital
Rabbie
Personal Mention Highlights Local Social Ties
Saturday notes list Mrs. Mazie Currie and Mr. Ber Mantor of Houston visiting Bryan for the Aggie Rice game and corp. dances, with others from Bryan and area returning from Corsicana, Caldwell, and Waco. The item also notes hospital update on Dr. F. R. Collard and various locals visiting friends and attending the State Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Currie
Ber Mantor
Houston
L. H Tucker
Corp
H. H. Prager
John W. Black
Bryan
W. A. Scott
Mexia
S. E. Eberstadt
Brenham
Bulding and Loan
W. C. Davis
Franklin
Robertson County District Court
Kay Hassell
Caldwell
W. M. Arrington
Louise
Route 3
Arrington
the Eagle Office
Minnie Finnigan
Ethel Sellers
Felix Collard
Wichita Falls
F. R Collard
Wheelock
Collard
C. C. McRea
State Baptist Convention
W. W. Evans
Stephan Returns From Atlanta Bot tlers Conference
Mr Stephan traveled home from Atlanta after an eight day conference of the National Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages. He said the meeting was the largest in the group's history with 8500 members and about 4 percent from Texas. He praised Atlanta hospitality and the business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan
Atlanta
Georgia
George Stephan
Bryan
Texas
Stephans
Interscholastic L G Basketball Schedule for Brazos County
The schedule lists Nov 24 1922 through Jan 26 1923 matchups among Smetana Edge Tabor Harvey Millican Steep Hollow College Kurten and Smetana. A note by director John J. Haisler mandates strict adherence and outlines byes if a team fails to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana
Edge
Tabor
Harvey
Steep Hollow
College
Millican
Kurten
Kuren
Colege
Milican
Steep Houslow
John J. Haisler
Fall and winter burning urged to curb boll weevil damage
A Texas Boll Weevil Conference report urges continued control actions this winter. It recommends burning grass and brush waste after January to kill overwintering boll weevils, with emphasis on areas that did not undergo fall cleanups and tailored timing for the Rio Grande Valley. The group warns of partial cooperation and advises eliminating any second growth and green cotton before planting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. George
Dallas
Texas
Nueces
Cameron
Rio Grande Valley
R. Reppert
M. C. Tanquary
R. E. McDonald
W. D. Hunter
Held speaks on Texas Baptist Convention results in Waco
Dr. Held reports the Texas Baptist General Convention settled Darwinism in a democratic, frank way pleasing about 5,000 delegates and confirming the church’s progress toward the 75 million campaign. He notes over 1.5 million raised in the year, and calls the gathering one of the greatest in years with broad voter input on church welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Held
J. J. Pipkin
R. W. Persons
E. F. Parks
Waco
Texas Baptist General Convention
Dr. Held
Texas
Brenham Builds Building and Loan Association Effort
H F Winkelmann reports Brenham will organize a Building and Loan Association modeled after Bryan's success. Secretary Sam E Eberstadt of the Bryan chamber will visit Brenham for several days to assist. A Monday evening meeting at eight at the district court room will promote interest and detail the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Winkelmann
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Bryan
Sam E. Eberstadt
T the
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Brenham
Eberstadt
Fined Crap Shooters Cited In Recent Reports
Justice J. W. Hamilton has assessed fines against ten colored craps players in recent days. The crowd notes some have paid dearly for their whistles while one man remarks he has long played and not been caught before this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
County Agents Visit Eagle Office Thursday
County Agent W. W. Evans of Hopkins county secretary of the Sulphur Springs Chamber of Commerce Egbert Thompson secretary of Clarksville Chamber of Commerce L F Arnold county agent Red River at Clarksville and John Erickson county agent Hunt at Greenville attended the A and M Extension service conference and visited the Eagle office Thursday afternoon. They are among the best county agents in Texas and are doing great work in Hunt Red River and Hopkins counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Evans
Hopkins County
Chamber of Commerce
Sulphur Springs
Egbert Thompson
Clarksville
L. F. Arnold
Red River County
John Erickson
Conn
Greenville
Hunt County
A. and M. Extension Service
Eagle
Texas
Hunt
Red River
Hopkins
Death of Mr. C. F. Simonds in Houston
Mrs. Marshall Bullock received word of the sudden death of her father, Mr. C. F. Simonds, at his sister Mrs. T J Pledge's home in Houston. Mrs. Bullock and her sister Mrs. Aubrey Echols of Tyler left on the early morning train. The wife Mrs. Simonds is visiting in Richmond, Virginia, and the body will be sent to Richmond for interment. Bryan friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bullock
Houston
C. F. Simonds
T J. Pledge
Bullock
Aubrey Echols
Tyler
Simonds
Richmond
T B Martin Visited City on Farm Business
T B Martin was in the city on business today, traveling from his Steep Hollow farm home to conduct local dealings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
Death of Mr. Stabulo in Brazos County
Frank Stabulo aged 68 of the Mumford road area died Thursday at 11 a.m. on November 1. Born in Italy he came to Brazos County years ago and leaves a family. Funeral at St. Anthony's church with interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stabulo
Mumford Road
Italy
Brazos County
St. Anthony’s Church
Death of Rev. A. T. Farrar in Normangee Texas
Reverend A. T. Farrar aged 80 prominent Baptist preacher dies at the home of his son R. M. Farrar in North Zulch Madison County survivor list includes widow and six married children. He was a pioneer preacher known for learning and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normangee
Texas
A. T. Farrar
R. M. Farrar
North Zulch
Farrar
Madison County
Death of Bohemian Resident Kocman at 63
Frank Kocman a Bohemian citizen of the Smetana community died Tuesday night November 1 at age 63 Funeral held Thursday afternoon at St Josephs Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery He leaves a family to mourn his demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kocman
Frank Kocman
Smetana
St. Joseph's Church
Claude Walker Stars as Santa at Eagle Office
Claude G Walker known for selling apples at earth's best visits the Eagle office Friday morning as Santa Claus. The friendly gesture lightens the week and earns praise, with readers urged to return Claude who is described as a rainbow in dark clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Walker
Santa Claus
Eagle Office
Claude
Brazos County Livestock Wins Many Prizes at Houston Fair
Brazos County livestock and people played a key role at the Houston Fair where A. and M. College men judged livestock. Evans Farm Bryan showed top sow Liberator's Lil weighing 600 pounds and junior yearling, with siblings and dam boasting prior champion status. Evans Farm also excelled with Holsteins and Jerseys, while C. E. Jenkins of Bryan displayed a strong White Leghorn showing, finishing fifth overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Houston
Poland
China
Evans Farm
Bryan
Texas
Liberator
Lil
Dalles
College
Evans
A. & M. Extension Service
C. E. Jenkins
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White Leghorn Club
Leghorn World
A. F. Rolf
Box
New Orleans
F. W. Kazmeier
W. O. Sanders
Secy. Co
BE. Jenkins
B&l
TEX
Texas Baptist Convention
Ryan
Aprenham B.L. Assn
Brenham Banner Press
MR. Simonds
MR. Stabulo
Rev
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