Bryan Boy Makes Good In Junior College Gridiron
Willie Dobrovothey, Bryan high star of 1921 and Allen Academy standout, joins Wesley College under Woodrow Wilson. The two season veteran, renowned as a top punter and solid runner, ran 55 yards against the Waco High Tigers last year and is expected to boost Burleson’s squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRYAN
Woodrow Wilson
Wesley College
Willie Dobrovothey
Bryan High
Allen Academy
Wacohigh Tigers
Wilson
Burleson
Jinx Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Promises No Nausea
Calotabs marketed as a de nauseated calomel tablet claims to be easy to take with no taste griping or nausea. One tablet at bedtime reputedly cleanses the liver and purifies the system and an old dose is replaced by a single dose. Sold in original packages priced 35 cents for large family packs and 10 cents for small trial packs with a druggist refund guarantee.
Pepsinated Calomel marketed as gentler liver aid
A newspaper ad promotes Pepsinated Calomel as the milder alternative to ordinary calomel. It touts gentle pepsin treatment, claims no griping or nausea, and urges use for children. The ad guarantees relief by sundown and offers refunds through M. H. James Dy. Co. and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. James Dy. Co
Adv
Prize Winners in the Welborn Community Fair
The Welborn fair concluded with blue and red ribbons as top awards. Winners include John Dowling and George Hensarling for corn and cotton, W. E. Graham and H. S. Dowling for poultry and dairy items, and numerous women’s craft prizes led by Mrs. W. E. Graham. Officials listed, showing the event funded by proceeds from the day’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn
John Dowling
George Hensarling
D. D. Buckhalter
W. E. Graham
H. S. Dowling
J. L Vance
Rr. G. Neelley
R. G. Neelley
S. I. Dowling
B. O. Dowling
T. J. Harrold
J. Harrold
A. B. McSwain
Leila
Maud Norwood
Leila Maud Norwood
Eugenia Suber
C. L. Baker
S. Dowling
L Dowling
Mina Graham
J. A. Hensarling
G. F. Lee
George Price
J. L. Hensarling
Miss Mina Graham
Mattie Eidson
G. Price
G. T. Lee
John Neeley
Mary Sims
P. L. Barron
Guy Neelley
Jom. Hensarling
Hugh Dowling
P. W. McSwain
Paul McSwain
Ww. FE. Graham
Medical notice for clinic services in Smith Building
Readable text indicates a medical office listing in the Smith Building with contact phones 195 and 295. It cites departments like Maternal Medicine Diseases of Children and lists office and residence phones for appointments.
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Smith Building
Seventy bushels to acre at the Orr farm
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Orr and son Waldon visited Bryan on Saturday. Waldon, who won a state fair trip last year for raising the county's best club pig and won corn prizes, reported 70 bushels per acre this year up from 40. He used 400 pounds of commercial fertilizer this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Orr
Waldon and
Carr
Bryan
Waldon
Dallas
Orr
Walden
Lions Club Donation Aids Bryan High School Football
The Lions Club of Bryan met at Hotel Bryan with O. J. Parks presiding. Members donated one dollar each to Bryan High School football. A committee was named to discuss road improvement with the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Bryan
Hotel Bryan
O. J. Parks
W. K. Gibbs
M. M. Erskine
A. Searcy
W. N. Shell
Willard Chambers
Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary
W. W. Chamber
T. E. Wallace
Dr. C. A. Searcy
J. Coulter Smith
T. G. Suber
Robert Armstrong
Pat Newton
P. A. Tardy
C. R. Gardner
R. L. Brown
Henry Locke
Dr. Lamar Jones
Box Supper at Stabler School House
A box supper will be held at the Stabler school house on Saturday evening October 13 at 8 p m for the benefit of the school. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabler
Stabler School
Launch First Step Toward New Baptist Church Building Sun
At eleven o clock services Dr John A Held pastor outlined a plan to build a new house of worship without specific hardships to members After pro and con input the deacons will discuss and report back with a recommendation The first definite step toward a campaign for a new church building was taken
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First Baptist Church
John A. Held
Thelma Martin Bitten by Mad Dog in Madison County
Thelma Martin, child of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Martin of George in Madison County, was bitten by a mad dog Friday night at her home and brought to Bryan for treatment. Her left arm suffered a deep laceration between the elbow and wrist. she is staying with Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Searey for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Martin
Mad Dog
Bryan
C. C. Martin
George
Madison County
C. A. Searey
Carlos Well Near Bryan Draws Grimes County Excitement
Excitement runs high over a potential oil well near Carlos in Grimes County about twenty three miles east of Bryan. Drilling has reached over 2800 feet with casing set and bailings due Monday night as gas and oil show on pits attract crowds from Navasota and counties including Grimes Madison Leon and Brazos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes County
Bryan
Carlos
Navasota
Mexia
Grimes
Madison
Leon
Brazos
J. L. Edge
Will Holmes
A. D. Graham
M. E. Wallace
J. W. Batts
W. R. Fairman
W. H Lawrence
Chas. E. Gainer
A. J. Buchanan
Joe Wood
W. P. Trant
Earl Tatum
Raymond Jones
Harmon Edinburg
Cotton Receipts Top 14 000 at Bryan Markets
Receipts of cotton in Bryan surpassed 14 000 bales by Saturday close, excluding Bryan Compress. Other warehouses report Sden 1 422 bales, Parker 6 240, Farmers Union 6 400. Bryan Compress totals 20 000 bales thus far, with 10 000 local and 10 000 warehouse cotton, all from Bryan territory, and management expects 35 000 more by season end.
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Bryan
Bryan Compress
Sden
Parker Warehouse
Farmers’ Union
Bryan Territory
Leonard School Opens With Twenty Pupils
Mrs. Agnes K. Tardy teaches the Leonard school which opened today with 20 pupils and expects about 40 after cotton picking ends. All books were on hand and lessons were assigned before dismissal.
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Leonard
Agnes K. Tardy
Book Committee Named for Bryan High Library 1923 26
Mrs S C Williams general president of the Bryan Parent Teachers Association is named special book committee chair for Bryan High School Library for 1923 26. Members include Mrs B A Sims chairman Mrs dames M B Parker F AL Henderson BE H Edge M R Bentley Tyler Haswell George Martin Dona Carnes P G Gunter Miss Minnie McCarty Miss Mary Perkins and Miss Josephine Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Williams
Bryan
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Bryan High School
B. A. Sims
Dames
M. B. Parker
F. AL. Henderson
BE. H. Edge
M. R. Bentley
Tyler Haswell
George Martin
Dona Carnes
P. G. Gunter
Minnie McCarty
Mary Perkins
Josephine Copeland
Mexican gamblers rounded up in Bryan Junction raid
About 20 Mexicans were arrested for gaming Saturday night in the bottoms near Bryan Junction, according to Sheriff L. E. Morehead. They pleaded guilty and paid fines of 28.65 dollars each, then were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Junction
L. E. Morehead
Crash on Bryan College road injures no one
Cars driven by R L Spiller of Bryan and L Thornton of College collided on the Bryan College road near the Spiller home at about 9 30 Saturday. The Spiller Ford touring sustained considerable damage while the Thornton coupe had slight damage. No injuries were reported. The Spiller party included his wife and four children.
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R. L. Spiller
Bryan
L. Thornton
College
Bryan College Road
Spiller
Thornton
Mr. Spiller
Pianist Mrs. Mattie D. Willis Plans Winter Teaching Aid
In New York at Carnegie Hall Mrs. Mattie D. Willis, famed pianist who taught in Waco and Bryan this summer, returns to devise a winter program centered on courses in musical appreciation and instruction for enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan Daily Eagle
New York
Mattie D. Willis
Waco
Carnegie Hall
Allen Football Team Wins and Ties in Early Season Schedule
Allen football shows strong early form after nine days of practice with a 14 to 6 victory over Westminister College at Tehuacana and a 6 to 6 tie with Calvert High. Key players include Barron Adamson Burgess and Grelen as coaches Hudson and Baskin prepare for Rockdale High School next.
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Hudson
Baskin
Bryan
Warriors
Calvert High
Calvert
Dunn
Estes
Adamson
Barron
Cloud
Laguarta
Burgess
Allen
Tehuacana
Westminister College
Grelen
Hill
Rogers
Rockdale High School
Allen Field
Rockdale
Three Men Sentenced in District Court to Penitentiary
In the 85th district court this morning Eddie Berry of Millican received a two year penitentiary term for burglary of Winnie Ross’s house. Joe Castoria drew five years on three counts, with two years suspended to three to serve. Thurman Crenshaw got two years for forging a $10 check but the sentence was suspended on good behavior. Ed Parigo paid a $100 fine for carrying a pistol. Oscar Bowen was fined $1 for driving intoxicated. R. E. Lee faces trial this afternoon on transporting intoxicating liquor. Judge W. C. Davis presided. County Attorney Oak McKenzie prosecuted.
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85Th District
Eddie Berry
Millican
Winnie Ross
Joe Castoria
Thurman Crenshaw
Carl Wipprecht
Ed Parigo
Oscar Bowen
R. E. Lee
W. C. Davis
Oak McKenzie
Leg is crushed after fall from cotton wagon
W H George of the Edge community suffered a serious injury yesterday afternoon when his foot slipped by a loaded cotton wagon on his farm. He was dragged under the wheel, crushing the leg bone, received treatment at Bryan and returned home.
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W. H. George
Edge
Mr. George
Bryan
Bryan High Scrimmage with Cameron High School
Bryan High met Cameron High in a practice game, losing 7 to 0 after injuries to two backfield players. The report notes a hard-fought effort, with detailed plays by quarter and a full lineup, as Bryan eyes a rematch on November 2.
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Bryan High
Cameron High School
Bryan
College Mule Foals Colt on Wednesday at College Farm
The Animal Husbandry Department reports a mare mule on Wednesday morning foaled a colt on campus. The foal’s sire is Pat Murphy, an aged show stallion. the first foal’s sire was a jack. The mule belongs to L. T. Branham of Mount Alba, Texas, brought to campus in 1921 after Branham and neighbors claimed the mare mule had already foaled earlier. Professors and doctors corroborate the event. The College aims to purchase the mule for breeding experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department of College
W. L. Stangel
E. J. Kyle
Mark Francis
R. P. Marsteller
L. T. Branham
Mount Alba
Texas
Branham
Pat Murphy
Jack
Friendship Bible Class closes church fiscal year event
The September social of the Friendship Bible Class at First Baptist marked the year end Oct 1. Officers were recognized, hostesses welcomed guests, toastmistress Pansie Conlee led tributes to the class and teacher Mrs Buchanan. Attendees included many members and friends at the home of Mrs Albert Buchanan, later gathering at Elite Confectionery.
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Friendship Bible
First Baptist Sunday School
Albert Buchanan
McDuff Simpson
Pansie Conlee
Minnie Cahill
Bella Locke
Ethel Evans
Laura Belle Roten
Mrs. Buchanan
Lillian Ferguson
Eva Stuart
Maude Bookout
Corrie Suber
Artie Lou Smith
Auren Rhodes
Verna Taylor
Lillian Moore
Lida Belle Pipkin
Adelle Hall
Louis McCullough
N. A. Bust
H. C. Fender
Mary Birdsong
Velma Graham
Lee Mayfield
Job Printing on Time and Right
Eagle Printing Company advertises reliable on time job printing services with a 86 phone number for inquiries and orders.
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Eagle Printing Company
Mlace Wanted in the Daily Eagle Trade Column
The Daily Eagle lists Mlace as wanted for trade or sale inquiries. Readers are asked to contact the paper for leads and to arrange exchanges or sales locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlace
Daily Eagle
Bryan Parent Teachers Open Season With First Meeting
The Bryan Parent-Teachers Association held its first meeting of the school year in Carnegie Library auditorium. New teachers were welcomed, books for public speaking discussed, and a motion to purchase needed reference volumes carried unanimously. The program featured Prof. Harrington and Miss Crute with songs, and plans for rummage sales and membership campaigns were announced.
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Bryan Parent-Teachers Association
Carnegie Library
S. C. Williams
Parent-Teachers Association
The
Congress of Mothers
Bryan
Department of Public Speaking
McCarty
Copeland
Bentley
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Baine
Sloop
Lida Belle Pipkin
Pryan
Parent-Teachers’ Association
S&. C. Williams
W. L. Harrington
Miriam Crute
Gay Butterfly
Hawley
Bond
Gabe Cazelle
Bryan Parent-Teachers’ Association
Williams
E. H. P. Baine
West Side Association
S. E. Cavitt
East Side Association
Carload of White Leghorn Breeders Sold From Bryan
A carload of White Leghorn chickens valued at 12000 was shipped from Bryan to the Great Eight Feed Company in Carlile Illinois. The shipment involved M C Bryant and D D White Company with several Brazos County Poultry Association members supplying stock. The average sale price was two dollars per bird, with production cost about 58 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Great Eight Feed Company
Carlyle
Ilinois
M. C. Bryant
Brazos County Poultry Association
C. M. Evans
F. W. Kazmeier
D. D. White
J. L. Broach
Glen View Farm
W. M. Jones
A. D. Jackson
D. D. White Company
Great Eight Company
Thomas J. Conway
W. C. Bryant
A. and M. College
H. J. Schlafley
Mary Ross Parker
Illinois
Brazos County
Co. L. Benson
Chamber of
Superintendent McDonald Buys Bond Farm Home Near Bryan
County Superintendent D J McDonald and Mrs McDonald have moved to the old Bond farm four and a quarter miles from Bryan on Kurten road. Mrs McDonald will teach at the Wixon school this year and the new home will be very accessible for her.
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D. J. Mc Donald
Bond Farm
Bryan
Kurten Road
Mc Donald
Wixon
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Anna Clover
Winfield, Kans
Carlu
Cardus
Lily
Wellborn
J. N. Goodwin
Federal Land Bank OF Houston
Bryan Association
Bryan, Texas
Jess Mr. Cook
Cotton Commission Merchant
First State Bank and Trust Co
Gia
Roy Sai ‘Core
Usco Corl
Tolay
U.S
Towest
Hassel Motor Co
A. and
M. College
College Station
Payne and Ruehick
Buchanan
Kurten
Dowling
Lions Club
NEW Baptist Church
SUN
Eagle
Cameron
W. Wilcox
Kaplan
J. Cobb
Snapp
Wilcox
D. Bunting
Vance
Huggins
Keneeny
Koneeny
Oliver
J. Bunting
Bunting
L.T. Reichert Seale
L.G. Thompson
Grant C. Cheemes Williams
R.G. Graham Bunting
R.T. Boykin Cole
R.E. Posey Bunting
Q.B. Baggett
R.H. Childress
Cobb
L.H. Hardin
Wilcox F.B Young
Sterling
Casey
Keelings
Crenshaw
Young
Wallace Locke
Meeting Friendship Bible
McDonald
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