Texas Editors Enjoy Dallas Fair on Texas Press Day
Dallas hosted Texas Press Day with 800 plus newspaper workers and 107 000 attendees on the fair’s second day. The Texas Press Association executives planned a February Austin business session as part of legislative activities.</S>
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Bryan Eagle
Dallas
Texas
Texas Press
Dallas Fair
Texas Press Association
Oriental Hotel
Austin
D. Chestnut
Luau
Ole OL Lue
Ellerlainerto
We Pouluwesern
Acephone
Neil
Mi Austin
Washington
Harding
Kyres
H. A. Auustead
Iwamie KR. Aldredge
Lexus
5. D. Chestnutt
Sam P. Harben
T. W. Davidson
Marsha
Lee J. Rountree
Association
Galveston
The
Adolphus
Fair
Lizzie Barnes Hurt in Auto Accident Monday
Lizzie Barnes nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Barnes of Tabor is in serious condition after an automobile accident Monday afternoon. A traveling man G W Sandifer blew his horn as about fifty children left school and Lizzie crossed the road in front of the car, was struck and thrown to the ground. She has been unconscious with brain injuries. witnesses exonerate Sandifer from negligence. Community sympathy goes to the family.
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Lizzie Barnes
Joe Barnes
Tabor
P. M. Raysor
B. A. Sims
G. W. Sandifer
Lizzie
Bryan Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Meet
The Bry an Chamber of Commerce board met at 10 o clock on Tuesday with Vice President Wilson Bradley in the chair and S E Eberstadt at the desk. Members present included M Dulaney E J Fountain Travis Bryan T K Lawrence Oak McKenzie J M Gordon R S Webb Lee J Rountree and S E Eberstadt. The meeting was adjourned until next Tuesday due to many directors and associates having business before the group.
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Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Wilson Bradley
S. E. Eberstadt
M. Dulaney
E. J. Fountain Travis B. Bryan
T. K. Lawrence
Oak McKenzie
J. M. Gordon
R. S. Webb
Lee J. Rountree
Texas constitutional convention movement gains support
Representative J. E. Quaid of El Paso said the joint resolution for a constitutional convention will be offered early in the next Legislature. He predicted strong state wide endorsement, with backing from good road advocates and educational interests.
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Dallas News
Austin
Texas
J. E. Quaid
el Paso
Dallas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Quaid
For Sale Lots in Bryan Heights Block 4
For sale two parcels located in Bryan Heights block 4. Correspond with R. R. Rankin of Company G Infantry at College Station Texas for details and arrangements.
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Bryan Heights
R. R. Rankin, Co
G” Inf
College Station
Texas
War on the Bull Weevil In Texas Campaign Begun
Corpus Christi launches a statewide effort to eradicate the cotton pest, urging farmers to destroy all remaining green cotton. Officials from state agriculture, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and A. & M. College will monitor the drive, with pledge cards requiring destruction of green cotton in fields.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Kievelg
Ihe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
College Station
Delta Laboratories
Tullulah
Bryan and Hearne Residents Visit in City
Miss Davie Crenshaw returns from Austin after special university work. Bryan visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Brown and Mrs. R. M. McClean call on Hearne and Beaumont guests. Local residents travel to Dallas Waxahachie and attend the fair. A dress form making demonstration by Miss Roten inspires Bryan ladies.
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Davie Crenshaw
Austin
A. K. Brown
Bryan
Hearne Democrat
George F. Lee
Wellborn
Otho Williams
Harvey
W. N. Wilson
Tabor
R. M. McClean
Beaumont
J. W. Barton
Jacque Smith
Dean Kyle
A. & M. College
Dallas
Miss Smith
College
W. S. Howell
Waxahachie
D. D. Eastham
J. B. Sanders
Wellington Brink
Roten
Fight boll weevils now for a bountiful 1923 cotton crop
A 1922 bulletin urges Southwest Texas farmers to eradicate boll weevils before planting, promote early destruction of cotton, and use deep fall plowing to reduce wilt. It cites cooperation from USDA and local clubs, notes weevil lifespans, and recommends oats and forage crops to boost feed and soil health for 1923 profits.
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Texas
Brazos County
Nature
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
South
Red Cross Roll Call for Brazos County Opens Oct 9 14
Brazos County holds its annual Red Cross Roll Call and Gift Week from October 9 to 14. The local chapter outlines past year work aiding families ex service members claims and insurance, housing orphans, distributing clothing and food, and public health nursing. Committees are formed to boost participation and meet county quotas, with W S Barron as County Chairman.
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Brazos County
Red Cross
Great American Red Cross
Bryan
Old Bravos County
W. S. Barron
Red Cross Drive Highlights at Tabor and Brazos County
Local civic leaders and Bryan Rotary Club members led a Red Cross talk at Tabor High School as Brazos County prepares for the Sixth Red Cross Roll Call and Gift Week October 9 to 16. Mission includes appointment of Miss Mary Locke as Red Cross campaign chair in Tabor.
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Joe Kopeckey
Rye
C. L. Benson
Laura Belle Roten
Millican
S. Moyland Bird
T. K. Lawrence
M. E. Wallace
J. W. Black
Jas W. James
David Reid
Bryan Rotary Club
Red Cross
Tabor High School
Brazos County
Mary Locke
Tabor
W. W. Koconek
Snook
Amon
Joe Macek
J. B. Stevenson, Jr
Dallas
T. R. Batte
Galveston
Houston
L. M. Thompson
Thompson
Six Initiates at C. E. S. Meeting in Bryan
About a hundred members and visitors gathered at the Masonic Temple for Bryan Chapter No. 222 Eastern Star. Six candidates were initiated Rosa Dean and A P Smith with spouses, Jeanette Wright, Roy Hairston, and others as per the program.
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Masonic Temple
Bryan Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
M. R. Bentley
Thos. Lundine
Rosa Dean
A. P. Smith
Jeanette Wright
Roy Hairston
Lee J. Rountree
H. E. Randolph
A. J. Buchanan
A. K. Brown
Tom Higgs
M. M. Erskine
Adah
Oak McKenzie
Ruth
Will Hall
Esther
George Smart
Martha
Annie Dearing
Electra
Rosa Stubenrauch
F. E. Lichte Warder
EB. W. Price
C. C Braden
Ralph Dunn
Forest Jones
C. C. Braden
A. J Buchanan
Grand
Dallas
Texas
Fountain Couple Visit from Houston to Bryan
Dr and Mrs Henry L Fountain of Houston motored to Bryan for a brief morning visit with relatives and friends.
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Henry L. Fountain of
Houston
Bryan
Chevon Delicacy Promises 10 Cent Meals At Dallas Fair
A. D. Jackson touts chevon as the star at the Dallas Fair with three meals daily for ten cents each. Barbecued chevon sandwiches are served by waitresses, featuring a veteran ranch cook and a strong narration of economical protein from goats, contrasting with expensive store options.
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A. D. Jackson
Dallas
Hevon
Adutanclet Range
Tanlac credited with restoring health and vigor
A testimonial claims Tanlac rapidly restores strength and vitality in frail and convalescent individuals. William Ripple of St. Louis cites relief from stomach trouble constipation headaches and dizziness after three bottles, praising Tanlac as the best medicine. It purports to improve digestion purify the system and rebuild weight. Visit a Wood Drug store to get a bottle.
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Tanlac
William Ripple
Lynch St
St. Louis
Three Misses Plan Weekend in Dallas for State Fair
Misses Ethel Evans Artie Lou Smith and Maude Bookout depart for a weekend in Dallas to visit friends and attend the State Fair, returning after the outing.
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Ethel Evans
Artie Lou Smith
Maude Bookout
Dallas
Trundle beds and Grady’s enduring fame in old Georgia
A reader asks about trundle beds and the piece describes their historic use in cramped homes. It recounts Henry W Grady’s boyhood on red hills near Athens Georgia and his rise to fame as editor of the Atlanta Constitution, his New South vision, and his death after a famed New York banquet address.
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State
Joe Taylor
The
Dallas News
Jim Lowry
Honey Grove
Lee Rountree
Bryan
Sherwood Spotts
Bonham
Sam E. Miller
Henry W. Grady
Southland
New England Society
Loucn Henry Grady
Red Hills
Athens Ia
Jol. Grady
Grady
East
Atlanta
New York
Athens
Mother
Henry Grady
Surry
Old Georgia
New South
United States
Boston
Pneutonia
Ownership details of The Bryan Daily Eagle April 1 1922
Notarized statement of owner ship management circulation for The Bryan Daily Eagle Bryan Texas as of April 1 1922. Names of publisher editor managing editor and business managers listed along with owners and stockholders. Average weekly circulation 1272 copies.
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Congress
Bryan Daily Eagle
Bryan
Texas
State of Texas
County of Brazos
Lee J. Rountree
Cirewa-Ion
Cie
Cate
The
Eagle Printing Company
J. K. Parker
G. S. Parker
Bryan Texas
John C. Vick
J. M. Gordon
R. O. Allen
J. T. Maloney
J. W Coulter
Dana Carnes
R. J. Cole
N. W. Cole
C. M. Cole
A. J. Buchanan
M. E. Wallace
Wf. O. Boatwright
Pat Newton
P. A. Tardy
D. D. Williamson
Wm. Vanderworth
J. J. Nagle
Dallas
E. J. Fermier
College Station
F. E. Geisiecke
Austin
Geo
Grape
Cleburne
W. T. Wright
Greensboro
N. C
J. N. Carnes
Carthage
B. Shisa
J. N. Dulaney
Death of Mr Milburger Passes at Home Near Town
Vince Milburger died at his home one mile north of town on Friday at 5 a.m. Interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery at 6 p.m. Funeral services were held at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev J B Gleissner officiating. He was 62 years, five months and three days old and a native of Europe who came to Bryan several years ago.
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Vince Milburger
Town
St. Josephs Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Europe
Bryan
Mrs Webb Heads to Galveston with Mother for Visit
Mrs. Frank L. Webb traveled to Galveston yesterday afternoon to meet her mother and plan a several day visit with friends.
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Frank L. Webb
Galveston
Dr. J N Goodwin Practice Listing
Internal Medicine and Diseases of Children practice details. Office location Smith Building. Office phone 493. Residence phone 296.
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Smith Buildine
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Board OF Directors Chamber Commerce
Cardus
Jennings
Kokko
Better
Ceader
Business and Shorthand Training
MR. Milburger
J. N. Goodwin
Haswell
Ferer
Optometrist
Optician
Caldwell’s
Satis
China
Caldwell
Hone
Bryan, Texas
W. F. Gibbs & Son
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