Redistribution of National Army Men Ordered
Washington Oct 9 The War Department ordered redistribution of forces to fill three southern national guard divisions and to provide an additional national army division of negro troops. Existing guards to be filled are the Thirtieth Thirty first and Thirty ninth from far southern states.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Army
South
Middle West
East
War Department
National Guard
Parades and local life in Bryan as voters gather
Oct 9 Bryan notes parade enjoyment and campaign effort by local women and residents. Mentions Miss LaVada Goens, Miss Anna Mae Yardley, Miss Essie Jones, and neighbors visiting in Wellborn, Normangee, and Wharton. Reports a calm election with one anti vote, weather cuts, property moves, smallpox cases, and aviator duties for Maj. Davidson.
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Harvey
Bryan
LaVada Goens
J. H. Weeden
Elmo
Wharton
Anna Mae Yardley
Wellborn
Essie Jones
Lena
Lonnie Ladd
BE. W. Peters
G. J. Jones
Jones
W. D. Yardley
Ford
Normangee
Lee Andrews
Prof. Ford
Kan Kelly
Devalsant Buchanan
Jim
Morehead
Charles Cobb
Drouth
Walter Cargil
Charley Cobb
Ira Wood
J. C. Davidson
Glen Flora
Wharten
Prohibition
Whorten
Glen Vlora
Maj. Howard
Davidson
Ithaca
N. Y
France
Community Welfare Society Holds First Meeting at Steep Hollow
Steep Hollow September 3 The Community Welfare Society held its first gathering to discuss local aid programs and volunteer opportunities. Members outlined plans for charity drives and community outreach events to assist families in need.
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Community Welfare Society
Tanlac credited for 40 pound gain by Viola Ives
Mrs. Viola Ives of Little Rock reports a 40 pound weight increase after taking Tanlac. She recounts a long illness starting in 1913, months bedridden, then improved after starting Tanlac in June and completing seven bottles. She now weighs 162 pounds and says she is healthier than in five years.
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Viola Ives
Tanlac
Cross Street
Little Rock
Ark
Ives
Bryan
N. A
Ite
Weliborn
J. B. Royder
Moore
Allen
Tabor
Ady
Wilson Signs Urgent Deficiency Bill for War Needs
President Wilson signed the largest U S appropriation in history amounting to seven billion seven hundred fifty eight million one hundred twenty four thousand dollars. The measure funds wartime needs and is described as an urgent deficiency bill.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Community Meeting Highlights A Varied Program
A regular Saturday night meeting featured songs and recitations. Local speakers included H L McKnight Walton Peteet and Rev Tatum with Mrs Broyles promoting prohibition. Red Cross volunteers work three days weekly and farmers report peanut harvests above average despite long droughts.
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Mr. Benson
Uncle Remus
H. L. McKnight
Walton
J. L. Parks
Rey, Tatum
Mrs
Knob Prairie School Opens With Forty Enrolled
Knob Prairie opens Monday for the rural school season with forty pupils enrolled. Patrons attended to discuss needs for the building and grounds, noting the building is comfortable but furniture is lacking. Mrs. Mark Wilcox leaves for Crowell to establish a new home, with her Christian character praised by neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Dansby and the Pattersons visit Mrs. Wilcox. W. D. Lloyd spends a weekend with relatives in Reliance.
Community notes from Tabor Oct 10
Cool weather signals approaching winter as farmers finish crops and begin peanut harvests. The Community Welfare Club meets Friday night October 12 with Dr. Bizzell as guest speaker. Ralph Rudasill buys a Maxwell car while Earl Presnal and Miss Gladys Sroach take a day trip to Bryan. Mrs. John Walker visits sister Mrs. Roland Crenshaw last week.
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Tabor
Bizzell
Ralph Rudasill
Earl Presnal
Gladys Sroach
Bryan
John Walker
Dr. O A Johnson Publishes Cancer Blood Disease Claim
Dr. O A Johnson announces cancer as a blood disease in a new illustrated book. He outlines causes and symptoms across locations and development stages and cites 17 years of non surgical treatment cases. Free copies offered at Suite 560 1320 Main St Kansas City Missouri.
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O. A. Johnson
Suite
Main St
Kansas City
Wesley Major Fights Theft Charge for Diamond Stud
Wesley Major, a black man, faces district court trial over the alleged theft of a diamond stud valued at about $155 to $160 from T. D. Wilson. Attorneys J G Minkert and T R Batte argue Major may have obtained the stone from another man, contesting identification.
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Daily Eagle
Wesley Major
T. D. Wilson
Major
J G. Minkert
T. R. Batte
Wilson
J. L. Pandres
Ling Bros
Dallas
Worley
Burchitt Johnson
Public Must Share in Fixed War Price
Washington oct 5 oil and gasoline refiners meeting with the federal trade commission was told that the government would insist the public share in war prices wherever fixed. The commission has submitted preliminary cost estimates to base prices for gasoline and oil for war purposes.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chance and Hicks Return Telegrams Halt Entrainment
Sheriff Nunn received telegrams from Gov. Carter ordering to prevent Walter W. Hicks and George C. Chance from being entrained to Camp Travis. The messages arrived after the Bryan train had departed, and the men returned to Bryan on the afternoon train.
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Chance
Hicks
Nunn
Austin
Texas
T. C. Nunn
Bryan
Walter W. Hicks
Travis
Carter
Brazos County
Geo. C. Chance
Camp Travis
Geo. H. Carter
Col. Infy
Valley Junction
Ring 42 and G. D. Tucker Sell Cheap Feed Cash
Local dealers Ring 42 and G. D. Tucker advertise selling a wide range of animal feed at low cash prices. The notice emphasizes affordability and immediate purchase, inviting customers to shop now.
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G. D. Tucker
Velvet beans show promise as test crop near Tabor
A reader from near Tabor brings velvet beans grown on his farm to the Daily Eagle. He plans larger plantings if the test proves satisfactory, noting the pods are large and heavy. Velvet beans fertilize soil by fixing nitrogen and are valued as feed and a potential oil source.
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Eagle
Tabor
Dr W H Lawrence Dental Office Ad
Dentists offer services at the top floor of the City National Bank building with contact number 521 and advertise a range of feed products offered cheap for cash.
Letter postage to be increased November 2
Postmaster General Burleson issued detailed instructions to postmasters on the increased letter rates effective November 2 under the war tax bill. The new rates do not apply to foreign mail, which is fixed by treaties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burleson
Remarkable Five Foot Cotton Stalks Reported Near Mudville
County agent C L Benson brought to the Eagle office stalks five feet tall from a basin on Hill Wilson farm near Mudville. A twelve acre patch yields twelve to fifteen bales this season despite marshy ground. Seed remains healthy but contains very little lint. staple is whiskerless.
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C. L. Benson
Eagle Office
Wilson
Mudville
Local Marriage Licenses for Rasco Denman and Caldwell
Marriage licenses issued to Joe Rasco and Vesta Denman along with G A Long and Miss Gladys Louise Caldwell. The notices confirm legality, filing details, and the couples' eligibility for marriage under the local registry.
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Joe Rasco
Vesta Denman
G. A. Long
Gladys Louise Caldwell
The Old Brazos Chill Tonic Ad at Emmel's Drug Store
A vintage notice promotes The Old Reliable Brazos Chill Tonic as the antidote for malaria chills and fevers. Available in 50 cent bottles at Emmel's Drug Store.
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Brazos
Emmel’s
Speculation in Cotton Seed Oil Banned by Exchange
The New York produce exchange prohibits speculation in cotton seed oil by both trade and outside interests at the instance of the food administration.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Food Administration
Save Wheat or Stack Corn Cakes Headline
Washington reports food specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture urge hotels and restaurants to offer batter for corn cakes daily. Patrons should choose corn or kafir cakes instead of wheat to save wheat while maintaining palatability and nutrition.
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Washington
Sey Food Specialists
United States Department of Agriculture
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offering 100 Dollar Reward
The ad claims a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh cases. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a 35 year reliable remedy that works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It promises visible health improvement after short use and invites testimonials, with F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Kentucky? No Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Corn Meal Pancakes Featured On Family Menus
Corn cakes entice patrons to start the day with a corn based breakfast. The recipe suggests corn meal pancakes made from corn meal flour baking powder salt sugar melted butter egg and milk, cooked on a griddle for a hearty morning meal.
Freezone Drug Remedy Promises Quick Corn Relief
A Cincinnati authority endorses Freezone as a fast acting treatment for corns and calluses. A few drops relieve soreness and lift the corn root with the fingers, drying instantly without irritation. A small bottle costs little and is available at drug stores or through wholesale houses.
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Cincinnati
Ady
Bargain Dry Goods Sale Highlights Bed Spreads and Haberdashery
The store promotes a wide sale on White Bed Spreads at $1.98 to $1.10, Children's Winter Cloaks, Ladies Sport Coats, apron gingham, dress ginghams, outing cloth, and ladies undergarments. Gingham, poplin dress fabrics, and a new line of men’s dress suits are offered at deep discounts, with prices ranging to $7.50 and below.
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Mderl i Ik Seato
Actic
Kauf
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