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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

4

Paths of Two John W Days Cross The Continent

A Bryan man, John W Day, faces danger from a distant namesake in Kansas City who deserted in 1904. Army records show two men named John W Day, one dishonorably discharged, the other honorably discharged in 1898 99. The Bryan Day is cleared by alibi and public attention drawn by John F Morrissey.

Ake John W. Day John W. Days U. S. Army Bryan John F. Morrissey War Department Bryan Day Morrissey Eagle John W. Day of Boston Mass Parker Kan Pittsburg Bricklayers’ Union John M. Roberts 18Th U. S. Infantry Fort McDowell Cal Camp Atascadero Pittsburg Alcatraz Island Kansas Alabama Day

Notice of Probate of Will for Lucy J. Thomas

Notice to interested parties in Brazos County Texas. J L Sample filed for probate of the will and letters of administration for Lucy J Thomas deceased. Hearing set at the county court on the third Monday in October 1918 at the Bryan Texas courthouse.

State of Texas Lucy J. Thomas J. L. Sample Brazos County Lucy J Thomas A. D Bryan Texas H. O. Ferguson Eger

Locals and Visitors and Army News From Bryan

Local notices list Mrs. J W Carson and Mrs R M Mathis of San Angelo visiting Bryan. Mrs W P Beverly from Hearne and Mrs James B Smith of Waco arrive for family matters. Private Louis Chiappetta on 20 day furlough returns from El Paso. Dr A L Mondrick arrives overseas. Miss Minnie Jamerson mourns brother Cornelius Jamerson in France. Church events and ads for Herbine antiseptic and local business reports fill this Bryan segment.

Louis Chiappetta el Paso Minnie Jamerson College Station Cornelius Jamerson France Henderson Texas

Tabor District Defenses Highlighted by Soldier Visit

In Tabor on October 1 the community formed a council of defense at the high school. Ten college student soldiers visited Sunday, spoke and sang for the congregation. Mr Orms urged farmers to grow wheat while Miss Gillespie and others taught cottage cheese making to pupils and teachers.

Tabor Council of Defense Benson Orms Miss Gillespie Gladys Broach W.T. Closs Mr. Closs

Worms in a Child and Vermifuge Remedy

A child with sleep grinding, nose picking, bad breath, poor appetite, pale skin, and dark circles may have intestinal worms. White's Cream Vermifuge promises to clear them, strengthen the stomach and bowels, and restore health and cheerfulness.

M. H. James

Arizona mine foreman recovers after Tanlac treatment

Dragoon Arizona foreman Harry E Scott describes two year battle with rheumatism and stomach trouble. After his wife ordered Tanlac from Benson Arizona, he reports rapid improvement gaining 18 pounds and returning to work. He claims Tanlac eased his stomach issues and nervousness and urges others to try the remedy.

el Paso Texas Harry E. Scott Dragoon Arizona Mr. Scott C. F. Moss Benson, Ariz Foreman Scott Tania

Lieutenant Rhodes Writes Letter 608 From France

Lieutenant Leroy Rhodes, formerly of Bryan, now in France, shares details of training at MIT, service at Camp Dick, a sea voyage, Paris duty, and learning French while living in a hotel. He notes limited American goods, hopes to room with a French family, and desires letters from Bryan friends and church members.

E. W. Solomon Methodist Church Leroy Rhodes Bryan France Rhodes Dallas Paris United States Germany Miss Shelburne Hal

Calotabs Promoted as Harmless Calomel Alternative

Calotabs are marketed as a new liver cleanser and system purifier safer and more tolerable than old calomel. One tablet at bedtime with water. next morning breakfast appetite returns. Sold only in sealed packages for 35 cents. money back if not delighted.

Germans Rocked by Bulgaria Defection Panic

Berlin stocks plunged as Germany faced fear over Bulgaria's defection. The Associated Press reports Saturday's panic hit war industry shares hard and sparked urgent calls for action amid mounting alarm.

Associated Press London Germany Bulgaria Berlin

Corn price noted as $1.75 a bushel in Hallettsville

Oct 1 Hallettsville Texas reports corn shipments to western counties where no crop was produced. Buyers recently inspected the area and are paying $1.75 a bushel locally.

Hallettsville Tex

Ballard's Snow Liniment Advertised as Healing Ointment

A valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores rash and chafed skin is Ballard's Snow Liniment, marketed as both healing and antiseptic. Sold by M. H. James.

M. H. James Ballard

Piles Cured Rapidly with PAZO OINTMENT Claim

Advertises a quick cure for itching burning and protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. Claims refund if not cured, promising relief after the first application.

Arrangements Under Way For Loan Drive Speakers In Bryan

J. T. Maloney announces October 4 speakers Alton Packard and Sergeant Chevenut will address the fourth liberty loan drive in Bryan. Local committees arrange the entertainment. Packard renowned orator and Chevenut, wounded French veteran, will relay trench messages. Early contributions include First State Bank and Trust Co 10000, Stevenson 1000, Hall 500, others 50 each.

J. T. Maloney Alton Packard Sergeant Chevenut Sergeant Chevenrt Bryan

Allied troops advance along Dvina to 125 miles north of Kotlas

Archangel October 2 Allied forces including American Russian British and French units occupied villages on both banks of the Dvina river reaching 125 miles north of Kotlas in Vologda. The allies report a 75 mile advance in the last two weeks.

Archangel Dvina River Kotlas Vologda

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Proclaims Vitality Boost

A vintage advert claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches blood to restore energy. It promises strengthening and invigorating effects with a price of 60 cents.

Grove Price

Bargain Shoes and Fashion Clearance Sale Offerings

A large clearing out sale features Ladies Canvas Polish Shoes in multiple styles priced from 1.25 to 3.50, Men's Dress and Work Shoes up to 5.50, and a wide array of women’s and children's footwear. The catalog lists dry goods, laces, towels, dresses, undergarments, and numerous clothing basics with heavy discounts and per yard or per item pricing.

Main Street Regioki Avreensoe Vrice Anu Dry Goods Department

Variety of men's youth and boys clothing sale values

Local store advertises heavy fleece lined drawers undershirts at 89 cents, rib undershirts 89 cents, shirts from 98 cents to 75 cents, white hemstitched handkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves, and new dress suits and knee pants with deep discounts. 500 pairs of work and dress pants priced from 1.50 to 2.98, plus auction hats at 1.50 to 2.50, all highlighting bargain stock and auction pricing.

Havana

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