Local notice from Bryan Texas Business Board directors
Printed daily except Sunday by Eagle Printing Company Bryan Texas listing Board of Directors with names Lee J. Rountree H. Q Boatwright P A Tardy M Cole E J Fermier and noting entry at Bryan post office April 28 1911 under act of Congress March 8.
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The
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
H. Q O. Boatwright
P. A. Tardy
M. Cole
E. J. Fermier
Congress
Woodrow Wilson and Ed House Reach Reconciliation
The Waco News-Tribune notes an apparent thaw between Woodrow Wilson and Ed House. The piece recalls Ed House's initial funding of Wilson and Bill Bryan beating Champ Clark at Baltimore to name Wilson president.
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Waco News-Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
Ed House
Bill Bryan
Wilson
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Bryan Clark
A Psalm of Life Adverts and Competition Theme
A Merchant's Index excerpt urges brisk effort and advertising to win dividends. It contrasts real life with mournful numbers and frames business as a race where to succeed one must parry thrust and pierce. It notes that great lives leave footprints and ends with a call to be up and doing for money.
Windom to use corn as fuel at municipal power plant
An Associated Press dispatch from Windom Minnesota reports that corn at 25c a bushel will be used for fuel at the city’s power plant as farmers plan to burn corn instead of coal this year. The piece notes miners’ coal shortages and ends with a reflection on winter conditions.
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Associated Press
Windom
Minn
Vici
New York
World Powers Duel Over Navy Size in 1928
England Japan and the United States plan to build the largest navy by 1928 while urging action against the Kaiser and the war-mad menace he represents.
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England
Japan
United States
Bryan Eagle Supports Local Citizens in Time of Need
The Bryan Eagle pledges to back any citizen of Bryan College Station or Brazos County who works for the general good during this time of need. The paper frames this as the real duty of a newspaper and urges community action.
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Bryan Eagle
Bryan
College
Brazos County
It is so plain that the moneyed run the world now
The piece asserts that those without money could govern better than current leaders, declaring widespread bankruptcy among the public and urging Americans to wake up and take action amid a perception of economic strain and wasted effort.
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The
Houston Post
Irreparable injury remark sparks poker related outrage
Editor John R. Lunsford of the Temple Mirror comments on a royal flush joke that draws fire for irreverence. The quip links a New Yorker’s heart failure to a poker hand, describing a fatal cultural coincidence and prompting criticism of the piece’s tone.
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John R. Lunsford
the Temple Mirror
Anete Wen
Cleburne Bank Fails to Open Amid Withdrawals
National Bank of Cleburne, a long established lender, did not open today due to heavy county withdrawals and poor collections. Officials promise quick investigation and hope to reorganize on a stronger financial basis to pay depositors.
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Cleburne
Texas
National Bank of
President Bizzell Opens The Dickison Fair
In Dickinson Texas Dr W B Bizzell president of the A and M College of Texas addresses the Galveston County fair linking national unemployment to agricultural price declines. He urges restoring farmers buying power through higher farm prices and better harvesting storing and marketing to revive national prosperity.
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Eagle
Dickinson
Texas
W. B. Bizzell
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Galveston County
Bizzell
United States
Washington
Congress
Federal Land Banks
War Finance Corporation
Oil Suit Over 20 Million Dollars Filed in Texas Case
Edward Roos a New York oil operator sues the Texas Company of Mexico seeking about 20 million dollars. He claims he leased Mexican oil lands to the company to develop, but alleges failure to properly develop and to account for all proceeds from the Vic tor Obando lease in Tampico territory. The suit was set for trial in Federal Court with testimony possible tomorrow after a postponement for law issues.
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San Antonio
Texas
Edward Roos
New York
Texas Company of Mexico
Roos
Texas Company
Victor Obando
Tampico
Jury list for Brazos County district court week
The Brazos county district court jurors for the sixth week, summoned by Sheriff Morehead, are listed to appear Monday October 24. Names include H B Seale D Mike I B Todd C M Risinger W E Cloud W P Moore G J Nedbalek J I Wilson Ben Powers E H McCulloch F L Cavitt J L Stasney W E Elliott F W Locke T G Suber H P Dansby J J Holik Forest Jones C F Goen I L McNeeley W O Holmes C L Wilcox W R Fairman ITG Jenkins J B Sanders J J Holligan P E Wade C E Morgan W Beard W F Gelber H C Leale T C Elliott P H Hensarling Paul Dansby R H Carroll O R L Jones.
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Brazos County
District Court
Morehead
H. B. Seale
D. Mike
I. B. Todd
C. M. Risinger
W. E. Cloud
W. P. Moore
G. J. Nedbalek
J. I. Wilson
Ben Powers
E. H. McCulloch
F. L. Cavitt
J. L., Stasney
W. Beard
W. F. Gelber
H. C. “Eale
T. C. Elliott
P. H. Hensarling
Paul Dansby
R. H. Carroll
O. R. L. Jones
Marshall Foch Invited by Ku Klux Klan in Paris Cable
Paris reports Marshal Foch received a cable invitation from the Ku Klux Klan to visit the United States and attend events including a wreath laying at the tomb of Robert E. Lee in Lexington Virginia. The cablegram notes details will come in a letters. Robert E. Lee tomb ceremony planned in Virginia.
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Paris
France
Marshall Foch
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Commerce Directors Discuss Number of Brazos County Questions
The Bry n and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board met at 10 o clock Tuesday with President Tyler Haswell presiding. Members and visitors debated tourist camp location and endorsed Tag Day for the Junior Bryan Band. Secretary S E Eberstadt received a leave of absence for a trip to Amarillo.
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Bry‘n and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce
Tyler Haswell
S. E. Eberstadt
Eg. J. Jenkins
E. J. Fountain
J. N. Dulaney
L. L. McInnis
W. H. Cole
J. T. Maloney
R. S. Webb
A. M. Waldorp
John A. Moore, Jr
Jno
M. Lawrence
M. E. Wallace
D. L. Wilson
J. M. Gordon
Oak McKenzie
Travis B. Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
T. K. Lawrence
Jno. A. Héld
H. C. Willis
Co. L. Benson
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
G. J. Nedbalek
C. B. Hudson
R. E. Anderson
Leonard School
C. L. Benson
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Brazos County
Amarillo
Representative Watson Replies to Mr Boynton Over Education
Daniel Watson defends public education funding and teacher pay in a Bryan Eagle letter. He argues labor deserves profit and denounces tax opposition while urging strong rural and primary education funding and continued civic support. He cites ad valorem taxes and cites Boynton’s stance as inconsistent with educational advancement.
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Bryan Eagle
Austin
Texas
George Boynton
Boynton
Log Cabin
Rountree
Daniel Watson
Mrs. Ruth Gleaves Celebrates 90th Birthday at Hermitage Home
As 90 year old Mrs. Ruth Gleaves hosts a family gathering at her Hermitage area home near Nashville she recalls her Elliott Female Academy days in 1846. Guests include Mrs. Ann Hogan and her daughter Miss Kate Gleaves. The piece visits school memories, her Civil War loyalties, and long-standing hospitality to guests and neighbors.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gleaves
Alf F. Wilson
Bryan
Hermitage
Middle Tennessee
Ruth Gleaves
Ann Hogan
Elliott
Female Academy
Kate Gleaves
Mal Gleaves
Frank
James Gleaves
Homan
Mayhew Dodson
Wilson Pike
Brentwood
Williamson County
Tennessee
James H. Wilson
Elliott Female Academy
Sam Herbert
Church and
Walnut Streets
Tenth Avenue
Old Penitentiary
Capitol Hill
State House of Tennessee
Zachary Taylor
Morgan
Forrest
Pleasant Picnic Party at Jones Bridge
A Saturday afternoon outing near Jones Bridge on the Brazos featured bird hunting and a large camp fire supper with bacon, pickles, sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee. Attendees included KE Crenshaw and wife, Esther Cavitt Edith Cavitt Margaret Zuber Ethel Cavitt Mrs Ray Conway Wright Sue Wright Fred Cavitt R M Frary A Forga C P Corpening and Sam Crenshaw.
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Jones’ Bridge
Brazos River
KE. W. Crenshaw
Esther
Edith Cavitt
Margaret Zuber
Ethel Cavitt
Ray Conway Wright
Little Sue Wright
Fred Cavitt
R. M Frary
A. Forga
C. P. Corpening
Sam Crenshaw
Muskogee Coach Proposes Postseason Grid Clash
Telegraph message from Muskogee Oklahoma coach Harry A Faulkner to C B Hudson of Bryan Texas declines Thursday game date and proposes a post season contest if each side can secure time to train and win its state title, with mutual agreement.
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C. B. Hudson
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Bryan Hi
Bryan
Texas
Harry A. Faulkner
Okla
Advertise Your Business in the Bryan Eagle
Classified notice offers advertising in the Bryan Eagle with contact through Phone No. 36 for placement and rates.
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Bryan Eagle
Cox family visit spans Bryan and College Station
Wade Cox of San Antonio arrived in Bryan to join his wife and daughter visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cox of Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boyett at College Station.
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Wade Cox
San Antonio
Bryan
J. L. Cox
W. C. Boyett
College Station
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
Psalm OF
M.bonneville
Toma Shains
Luc le
Cleburne Bank
Johnson County
Klan
Brazos CO
Watson
MR. Boynton
Mrs. Wilson
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