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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
5
Immense stock of dry goods clothing shoes hats and ladies ready to wear invites shoppers to compare prices and verdict. One price to all and value at lowest prices. They credit steady trade to fair policy and early purchases keeping many goods at old prices or small increases.
Large assortment of hats for men and boys offered with emphasis on variety. The note highlights a broad stock and promotes viewing the line to understand its breadth.
St Quentin France November 28 Lieutenant Wintgen famed German aviator and Pour le Merite recipient was buried with a dramatic ceremony. Wintgen fell in late September and his funeral drew officers, flyers, civilians and a large guard of honor. Two fellow aviators dropped wreaths from planes and fired three volleys in salute at the cemetery near the scene of his death.
Aubrey Foreman, a Bryan resident employed at Hempstead steam laundry, was severely injured Tuesday afternoon when a slipping belt caught and threw him. Doctors fear losing sight in one eye as skull injuries and a broken shoulder are reported. His father J A Foreman went to him and reports improving. hospital transfer to Bryan may occur soon if his condition holds.
Washington reports a powerful storm system tracking from the Rockies to the Atlantic from late November into December. Forecasts warn of intense weather with warm and cool waves, heavy snow in the north, rising temperatures on the Pacific slope, and significant precipitation shifts for 1917 crop planning.
Returned from Washington, Dr. W. B. Bizzell and Dr. J. O. Morgan along with other A. and M. officials attended the annual meeting of the Association of Agricultural Colleges. Dr. Bizzell reports a splendid meeting and notes his vice presidency as a distinguished honor for Southern colleges.
Auction notice lists a Loomis horsepower well item for sale with contact D. E. Vernon in Kur ten Texas. The fragmentary text names Kurten Texas and an individual contact.
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