Bryan Set for Railroad Strike on October 22
Special to The Eagle from Cleveland reports the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of the International and Great Northern Railway of Texas authorized a strike on October 22. The group plans a stoppage that could disrupt U.S. rail transport, despite doubt over the Labor Board's proposed plan announced last night. The I and G N network runs from Laredo to Longview and from Galveston to Fort Worth via Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railroad
Internatonal & Great Northern Railway of Texas
Railroad Transportation
Labor Board
Laredo
Longview
Galveston
Fort Worth
Bryan
Temple Pythians Attend Large Bryan Meeting
Grand Chancellor W. S. Lemly and editor O. P. Gresham led Bryan lodge initiation for 200 applicants. Over 1,000 Knights from Caldwell Brenham Hearne and Navasota attended a rally with speeches by Lee J. Rountree W. C. Davis and others. A grand dinner followed and Lemly expects big membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Mirror
W. S. Lemly
Knights of Pythias
O. P. Gresham
Pythian Banner-Knight
Bryan
Bryan Lodge
Wice
W. H. Steele
Houston
Caldwell
Brenham
Hearne
Navasota
Lee J. Rountree
Lemly
Grandmother Baker Celebrates 71st Birthday Party
Grandmother W. B. Baker was honored with cards letters and visits on her 71st birthday. Family and old friends from Millican Normangee and local neighbors gathered for a noon dinner and gifts from the Methodist ladies. Her eighty years of service and friendship were recognized in a warm community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Baker
Grandmother Baker
The
Eagle
Tom Caywood
Baker
Caysteed
Jane Collard
Sara Greer
Millican
Callie Davis
Susie Ferguson
Normangee
Rev. H. C. Willis
Methodist Women Have Good Meeting And Fellowship
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church held four circles on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock with strong attendance. Circle 1 welcomed two new members and heard readings and talks on notable biblical women, followed by social time and prayers. Circle 2, led by Mrs. Will Poindexter, discussed the mission study and welcomed former member Wade Cox back to Bryan. Circle 3 reported gains across departments with one new member, Mrs Bailey, present. Circle 4 met at Mrs Covey's home with ten members answering roll call and leadership by Mrs Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Harry H. Prager
J. D. Martin
E. C. Harder
E. L. Oliphant
A. E. Short
J. M. Read
FE. C. Harder
A. E. Worley
H. H. Young
Oak McKenzie
R. M. Brown
G. T. Beekle
A. L. Roderick
H. H. Prager
T. C. Nunn
T. W. Harder
H. C. Willis
Circle No. 2
A. L. Koenig
R. M. Dansby
Will Poindexter
M. R. Bentley
Wade Cox
San Antonio
Bryan
Mesdames W. C. Boyett
E. W. Crenshaw
Cora Hamilton
H. H. Seale
G. €. White
R. B. Welch
G. C. Calhoun
G. C. Abercrombie
A. Viviana
A. M. Waldorp
Bryan Confederate Camp Reorganized With New Officers
The Jerome B. Roberson Camp U C V of Bryan reorganized last Saturday naming Gen H B Stoddard captain E Gandy first lieutenant A B Gandy adjutant J W Shaw quartermaster W L Thompson chaplain. Thirteen members attended with others expected at the next meeting and several may attend the Chattanooga reunion October 25 27. The camp meets monthly at 2 pm the Saturday before the third Sunday.
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Jerome B. Roberson
Bryan
H. B. Stoddard
E. Gandy
A. B. Gandy
J. W. Shaw
W. L. Thompson
Sevral
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rural Brazos County pupils missed school to help mothers
A Brazos County rural note highlights high absenteeism with almost 50 percent of children missing school daily. It argues mothers would benefit from labor saving devices, urging students to rally during Rural School Rally Week and praising steady work as the path to happiness and citizenship.
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Brazos County
Oil Excitement Spreads Near Mexia and Surrounding Areas
E M Erskine of Thornton visited his brother M M Erskine on Sunday and reported a wildcat oil well being drilled by the Atlantic Co of Dallas within half a mile of his farm. The Texan oil boom touches Mexia Groesbeck Wortham Teague and nearby lands with many new wells and unsettled land use for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Erskine
Thornton
M. M. Erskine
Aggies Prepping For Arizona U. Game At Kyle Field
College Station reports the Aggies rallying under Coach Bocock and Bible after a tough loss to LSU as they train for Arizona. The Wildcats, about thirty strong, will arrive Thursday for signal practice and punting before Friday's matchup on Kyle Field with an expected aerial assault and strong North Texas line play.
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College Station
Lexus A. & M
State Field
Pullman
Farmer
Corps of Cadets
Aggie
Bocock
Tigers
Louisianans
Aggies
Texas
Bible
Mustang
Dallas
Theore
Edmondston
Ewan
Edmoniston
Jack Evans
Pony” Wilson
Evans
Jimmie Kitts
Helm
Rothgeb
University of Arizona
Kyle Field
Wildcats
Panhandle
Lone Star State
Sanders
Morris Pinson & Co
Buckner
Sander
Dixie
Ives
Manzo
McClellan
Woford
Turkey
Cuero
Sheep and Copper
Cap Murrah
Murrah
Keen
Big Wilson
Regional Red Cross Conference to Meet in Houston
The Regional Conference of the American Red Cross will hold a meeting in Houston on Wednesday with Mrs. Albert Buchanan of Brazos County on the program to discuss The Ex-Service Man. Mrs. Buchanan leaves for Houston tonight to attend. Many Red Cross secretaries from the area will attend. High railroad rates may cut Dallas Fair attendance in half. The era sees high spending yet reduced work. the public is urged to go to work.
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American Red Cross
Houston
Albert Buchanan
Brazos County
Dallas
Oil Lectureship Soon Starts at A M College
A&M College in College Station Texas will soon begin an oil lectureship funded by the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association with annual $1250 stipends to the college and University of Texas. Dr C C Hedges says the schedule plans and field specialists will travel to campus each month to discuss practical oil industry aspects from production to merchandising.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
C. C. Hedges
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Dallas
A & M. College
University of Texas
Association
Hedges
Freight Rates Under Review Amid Wage Tangle Debate
Washington on October 18 impressions from administration quarters indicate freight rate reductions are under consideration. The discussion is described as independent of the ongoing wage dispute and linked to broader economic conditions.
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Washington
Personal mentions from Tuesday's Daily in Bryan
Local notes list lingering visitors and movers in Bryan including Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bullock of Houston, Judge W. G. Taliaferro of Calvert, and J. Edmunds district extension agent, with multiple names visiting or relocating. Circles of the Woman's Auxiliary meet. several residents travel to Dallas Fair or other towns.
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E. E. Bullock
Houston
Bryan
Extension Service
A. & M. College
C. M. Risinger
Brady
Alton
R. ©. Jones
Steep Hollow
Risinger
Eagle Office
Charlton H. Storey
Corsicana
N. M. McDougald
F. L. Salvato
Perone
John Depluma
Luke Palermo
Steele’s
A. L. Smith
J. W. Batts
Smith
Woman’s Auxiliary
First Batist Church
Circle No. 1
Roy Sparks
el Paso
Bryan High School
M. M. Erskine
J. L. Sample
Tabor
J. C. Davidson
Robert S. Mawhinney
Fort Worth
Lynn Rushing
J. B. Smith
College
B. L. Durst
Ursuline Avenue
O. L. Wilcox
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Belle Gilpin
Harvey
Oscar Goolsby
Dallas Fair
Oklahoma City
Daily Eagle
J. E. Bullock
J. L. Hearne
John T. Dyas
Joe B. Walker
Alexander
Brazos County
Cc. L. Baker
Wellborn
Friendship Bible Class
The
Baptist Sunday School
Ethel Evans
F. F. Regmund
Kosarek
Phocion S. Park
Dallas
Mexia
W. D. Stalling
Leona
Route 2
Travis B Bryan Wins First Bryan County Golf Championship
Travis B Bryan captures the inaugural Bryan County Club golf title with a final victory over Charles A Felker by two up with one to go. The event is planned as an annual October fixture.
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Travis B. Bryan
Bryan Country Club
Charles A. Felker
H. Cassiday
F. Anderson
Henry Wickes
Bryan Daily Notices Roundup from October 14 1921
Bryan residents host and travel to events with many visiting neighbors. Local births marriages and trips include Mr and Mrs E J Fountain welcoming a son in Houston and a wedding trip completed by Frank P Martin returning to College Avenue home. Numerous Shop and farm figures travel to Navaota San Antonio and Dallas for business and family matters.
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Robert Coward
Iola
Bryan
College Station
Simmie P. Rush
Brazos County
San Antonio
M. C. Walker
Elizabeth
Orange
W. J. Walker
T. W. Beard
Ernest Moore
J. W. Thompson
J. W. Manning
B Moore
L. A. Novak
R. G. Kretzer
Tom Jones
Cook’s Point
F. C. Hart of
Commerce
W. P. Nash
R. E. Nash
Edge
A. M. Waldrop
Dallas
Kathleen Sims
Della Lawrence
Austin
Virginia Spence
Belle Gainer
Laredo
Spence
Glenn Nelson
E. J. Fountain, Jr
Houston
Webb Howell
James Mullaine
Lexington
G. W. Stigler
B. D. Clary
Hardy Nevill
Cross
Grimes County
Frank P. Martin
E. C. Harder
College Avenue
Esker Martin
Marvin F. Carroll
Southwest Texas State Normal
Carroll
Eva Gandy
Hettie Francis
Tabor
Eloise Smith
Consolidated Schools
College
Thelma MacNair
Estelle Stevens
Madison County
Camp
W. B. Roman
Wellborn
F. Dowling
H. M. Sandel
Navasota
H. H. Young
South College Avenue
Alice Michell Garrett
el Paso
Lee J. Rountree
D. B. Lloyd
Reliance
Mexican Governor Flees Puebla Amid Tax Protest
Jeomana Sanchez governor of Puebla fled Puebla on horseback with thirty followers during a demonstration against a new tax law alleged to impose excessive rates. The unrest followed multiple holidays with cheap music and drinks failing to satisfy Mexicans.
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Mexico City
Jeomana Sanchez
Puebla
Mrs Sims Leaves for Federation Meeting
Mrs M W Sims departs tomorrow to visit her daughter in Corsicana before attending the state meeting of the Federated Women's Clubs in Fort Worth November 15 to 19. She chairs the state nominating committee and is noted for her selfless work for the federation and its causes.
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M. W. Sims
Charles H. Mills
Corsicana
Federated Women’s Clubs
Fort Worth
Sims
Federation
Advertising builds business and communities.
Local notice states advertising helps business and communities. The Bryan Eagle contact is 36.
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Bryan Eagle
Meeting of Agricultural Research Conference at A M College
The first regular meeting of the Agricultural Research Conference at A M College in College Station Texas discussed cooperative work across divisions. Director B Youngblood urged liberal collaboration, credited work, and outlined how two or three researchers can effectively cooperate to save time and resources. The roll call listed present staff and their roles across entomology chemistry agronomy and economics.
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College Station
Texas
Agricultural Research Conference
A. & M. College
B. Youngblood
Youngblood
Betweno
A. S. Ware
S. D. Pearce
L. R. Watson
G.S. Fraps
G. F. Freeman
H. J. Reinhard
E. B. Reynolds
G.’ R. Smith
C. S. Rude
Animal Industry
Chas. A. Felker
Officers Capture Alleged Bootleggers Near College
Sunday afternoon Sheriff L. E. Morehead and Deputy D. D. Jolly arrested two white men and two Negroes in Grimes County on bootlegging charges. The group, Tony Prescott, Szymouski, Allen Mayshaw, and Monroe Crenshaw, were taken to Brazos County jail for trial. They had a gallon of white lightning and a 45 caliber rifle in a Ford car. A local boy Mil ton Morehead witnessed the capture and credited his father with the alert remarks that led to the arrest.
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L. E. Morehead
D. D. Jolly
Tony Prescott
Szymouski
Allen Mayshaw
Monroe Crenshaw
Grimes County
Brazos County
Morehead
Deputy Jolly
Navasota
College
Zoo
Little Melton Morehead
Melton
Rural School Rally of Brazos County in Bryan Friday
The Rural School Rally committee met for the fifth time to plan the Bryan parade on Friday November 4. Organizers aim to show rural school conditions with exhibits and a clear objective list and to mobilize cooperation to push for improvements led by Prof Geo L Dicky of A M College visual instruction department.
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Bryan
Geo. L. Dicky
Department of Visual Instruction
A. & M. College
Newspaper advertising as town builder boast
The Bryan Eagle promotes newspaper advertising as a driver of growth and community pride, urging readers to try the service and contact No. 36 for details.
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Bryan Eagle No
Death of Mrs Nall at her Bryan home
The Bryan community learns of the death of Mrs. R. M. Nall at her eastern Bryan residence at 2 oclock today. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 4 oclock from the family home with Dr. John A. Held of the First Church officiating.
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R. M. Nall
R .M. Nall
Bryan
John A. Held
Firstea
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Temple Pythians
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Bryan Confederate
W. F. Kellis
Sterling City News-Record
Arizona U
RED Cross
Stevenson Machine Works
Lorie
Mrs. Sims
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