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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1923
Page
4
The Publishers' Weekly argues books, as furniture, add character and individuality to a home more than blue china or Chippendale chairs. It urges guiding children to good clean books, expanding Sunday school libraries, and keeping attractive volumes within reach to foster reading across generations.
The Texas Aggies face Southwestern University on Kyle Field at 4 10 p m Friday in College Station Texas in a clash that tests depth and form as Baylor struggles and Sewanee looms. The showdown carries weight for the Aggies reputation and future matchups with Sewanee and Vanderbilt.
Marriage licenses issued in Brazoria County over the past week include David Nash and Lola Morris, Samuel Bennett and Rosa Henderson, F tan Darby and Mary Lou Kelley, Jim Phillips and Cora Armstrong, Eugene Carnes and Johnnie Dement, John Allen and Rosa Lee Wilson, James Franklin and Leola Perry, Powell A East and Cora Mae Vivier, Odes Johns and Iona Johnson, Carlos Lora and Juanita Briznez, Henry Baker and Minnie Mauser, Tony Januse and Rosa Mutz.
Professor W H Thomas the tennis coach reports eight strong prospects for the first team including E B Darby Estep Hinman Underwood Preston Edmonson J Mitchell and W A Bounds elected captain at a squad meeting. First year players showing form include A Y Gunter Burgess Barse McCabe Hamilton and Walton from various Texas towns.
Advert for White's Cream Vermifuge claims rapid improvement in children. The sufferer becomes healthy and active, with the product priced at 35 cents and sold by all druggists.
Representative Eugene Blount of Nacogdoches said in Austin on business with the State Banking Board that there would be no necessity for another called session of the Legislature.
The district court jury has been dismissed for the week and no further criminal trials are scheduled. No cases remain pending for trial at this time.
Special to Bryan Daily Bell Miss Jean Edge of Bryan Texas is among popular students at Brenau College Conservatory in Gainesville Georgia. The college enters its forty fifth year with an outlook for a delightful year.
The following individuals have been issued automobile licenses in Brazos County over the past week. S. E. Dunlap Thurman Smith A C Williams Wylie B Higgs S M Barr Texas Agricultural Experiment Station J W Crenshaw J P Haddox Frank K Denena N A Odoms Will Negliazzo C C Cobb Rachel Cavitt Elon M Stuart Joe Scapinato A R Halton Ike Ashburn T J McCallum Mrs Lucy Castrone Florian Roth I P Cooner F B Patranella Robert Phillips W D Lawrence B Garrett William Seasta C M Risinger Joe Catalina.
In malarial counties the popular remedy is Herbine. People regard it as a good medicine for purifying the system and warding off the disease. Sold by all druggists for 60 cents. Adv.
Special to Bryan Daily Eagle reports President W B Bizzell greeted the new A and M faculty at a dinner in the Mess Hall annex. The event started a four session sequence for the year with talks on grading, vocational education, politics, and broad standards.
The new Texas inheritance tax act, now in force, aims to curb tax avoidance. Judge E F Elkins heads the new inheritance tax division while Comptroller Smith warns that enforcement is ramping up. Leaders estimate state revenue at about 3 million dollars yearly, with large estates settling in six to nine months.
Tilman M Moore, son of Prof and Mrs J M Moore, was named instructor in vocational education at West Texas Normal Canyon. He taught science at Llano high for two years. FE A Miller visits Bryan from a two week North Texas business trip. Mr and Mrs E T Reynolds of Caldwell return to Bryan to be with kin and celebrate Mrs Sara Haneman's birthday. Lucian Reed, son of Mr and Mrs Paley Reed Hearne, ill after a second operation following weeks in Bryan Hospital. Geo J Nedbalek and E B Holland return from Dallas Willys Knight Overland dealer convention. Mrs W H Brogden ill at home. Mrs D D Vasbinder back from vacation to Sam B Wilson & Co. Mrs John Depluma, Lena Depluma, Mrs T C Congelosa, Lena Degalia join auto party from Steele's Store to shop Bryan merchants. George and Alex Stiller of San Antonio, students at A and M College, stay with W O Sanders on East 29th. Mr and Mrs R Stuppy, Indiana arrivals, stay with J W Batts. Stuppy works in A and M College biology. Mr and Mrs G G Foster back from auto trip to Houston. visit J S Stewart. Mrs J M Lawrence Jr improving after appendicitis at home in east Bryan. Mrs S S Cook of Dallas plans lecture by Former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels in Bryan. W S Higgs on residence on College Ave undergoing repairs and enlargement. Miss Inez Moore, daughter of Prof and Mrs J M Moore, returns to Huntsville to resume S H N T C studies. expects to finish.
The Eagle reports a letter from Mr and Mrs P H Dawson former Bryan residents now in Fort Worth. Mrs Dawson, who suffered a stroke months ago, is reported very much improved. An advertisement extols Herbine as a tonic and laxative with quick thorough action available by phone or at druggists.
The family expresses gratitude for kindness during the illness and death of their infant. Warren Thompson and family sign the notice. An advertisement promotes Liquid Bo rozone a colorless liquid claimed to heal wounds with prices 30c 60c and 120. Sold by druggists.
Four year old registered Devorn male offered by W. D. Stallings Route 2 Bryan Texas. Contact by phone or mail for details.
Members of the College of Agriculture at A and M judge exhibits at multiple fairs this fall. Dr J O Morgan will judge at Shreveport Louisiana October 22 23. J H Stallings will judge at Beauport Fair November 1 2 3. W H Corpening will judge Franklin Fair October 6. The college aims to support fairs and promote rivalry through competitive displays by sending specialists.
The nineteenth annual Bryan Baptist Association convened at Bethel church with Moderator J M Zimmerman and clerk T T Goodwin presiding. Delegates were elected from Cottonwood Rocky Ridge Reliance Bethel Kurten Edge Saints Rest and Providence with alternates listed. Dinner on grounds and readings from Psalm 19 marked the session.
The A and M College of Texas board of directors will convene Friday morning to handle routine approvals, promotions, and new year preparations. Housing is the top concern, with temporary beds in use and a need for a permanent policy to accommodate the growing student body.
Farm and home demonstration agents in Tom Green county are the practical educators for producers. They stress that profits fall when smokeworks operate outside the area, promoting diversification, living at home, and cooperation to lead farmers toward prosperity.
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