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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

2

Spurgin Death Confirmed in Miami Hotel

Warren C. Spurgin president of the Warren Oil Company was found dead in his Miami hotel room after disappearing from Chicago amid a massive financial scandal. Identification came via a photograph shown in a Bryan paper. his daughter Vivian traveled to Florida to verify. Police had tracked him across the country and to Mexico.

Bryan Warren C. Spurgin Chicago Warren Oil Company Brazos Florida Spurgin Vivian Spurgin Warren Co Pershing Hotel W. #. Bennett Miami Bennett Michigan Avenue Trust Company Mexico Spur-jins

Sugar City publication listing and masthead entry

The Mississippi text appears to be an old newspaper masthead and imprint from April 28, 1911, noting Sugar, Texas. It lists the Agile Printing Company, a second class matter, and identifies Lee Rountree as managing editor with office details and postal registration information.

Menue Associa 1&0 Sugar Agile Printing Company Texas

Demagogues and Judges Riot Against Crime Wave

Victoria letter condemns judges and district attorneys as demagogues who fail to curb crime. It argues sheriffs and grand juries enforce laws better, recalling Alfred Johnson bootlegging case, and urges electing sober, moral sheriffs. It cites Texas cities and press praise of hardline policing.

United States Gus Fort Worth Bryan Bagie Victoria Alfred Johnson Bloominigan Sherif Weisiger the Eagle San Antonio Black Dallas Beaumont Houston Austin Texas

Real Solution urged to end national waste and tragedy

The Houston Chronicle cartoon condemns Niagara Falls waste as a national tragedy and calls for action. It urges men and women of good will to commit to the solution now, warning that more work remains and few have the courage to act.

Houston Chronicle Niagara New York City

Missouri editor mocks delinquent subscribers bread hunger

A Denison Herald piece quotes a Missouri editor lamenting unpaid subscriptions. He jokes that bread demands gloves shoes and hats, urges editor Henry to quit the newspaper business, and notes rising wages and a winter need for bread and housing as poverty grows.

Denison Herald Missouri Henry Puntry Jess

Oil Wells at Mexia Drive Large Texas Field Output

Oil wells at Mexia Texas report Houston oil Company Liles No 2 producing 13000 barrels daily. Humble Company pumps and stores oil on the tank farm south of Mexia. Liles No 1 to be drilled to match No 2. Six 50000 barrel tanks are being built on the Liles lease to handle the flow.

Mexia Texas Houston Oil Company Liles No. 2 Humble Company Houston Liles No

Houston mayor invites Brazos county to fair opening

Mayor Oscar Holcombe of Houston sent a wireless message to Bryan mayor Ty ler Haswell inviting residents of Bryan and Brazos county to the Houston Fair starting November 3. The message came via College Street station and Was delivered by telephone. No railroad strike date was confirmed, but if it occurs the invitation would be for 1922. Haswell thanked Holcombe for the greeting and invitation.

Oscar Holcombe Houston Tyler Haswell Bryan Ryan Brazog County

Rural School Rally Parade Committee Advances Plans

The Rural School Rally parade committee held its sixth meeting as plans for Oct 30 to Nov 4 progress. Miss Amanda Stoltzfus of Texas State University will visit Brazos County during Rally Week, noted as a leading rural school builder with nationwide reputation.

Amanda Stoltzfus Texas State University Brazos County Stolzfus United States East Texas Bryan

Red Cross Brazos County Exec Board Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Brazos County Red Cross executive board will be held at the office of the chapter secretary on Tuesday October 25 at 4 o clock. All members are urged to attend. Signed W H Cole chairman and Mrs Albert Buchanan secretary.

Brazos County

Death of Mrs. Martha McFarland at Clay Station

Mrs. Martha McFarland died at her home on October 19 at 5 15 p m Funeral arrangements show the remains shipped to Bryan via I G N arriving at 11 00 a m for interment in City Cemetery at 3 30 p m The funeral was held from the home of Mrs B G Wallace on West 24th street No near relatives survive in Bryan

Local Ads Offer Goods and Services in Bryan Ad Columns

Classifieds from the Bryan Eagle promote items for sale, job notices, real estate listings, and services in Bryan. Readers find car sales, household goods, rentals, and local business promotions across daily ad pages.

Rural School Parade Plans Stressed for Brazos County Teachers

A special letter informs Brazos County teachers that the rally week committee is active with subcommittees for publicity parade speakers and schedule. Local groups Rotary Club PTA Red Cross Farm Bureau and Woman's Club will assist. Teachers asked to submit two hundred children's names and heights for the parade and to attend the October 22 1921 meeting.

Teachers’ Institute Rotary Club Parent Teachers’ Association Red Cross Farm Bureau Woman’s Club Brazos County E. R. Alexander Eck Smith

Brazos County Teachers Institute Plans Rural Rally Week

The Brazos County Teachers Institute met at the courthouse at 2 p m on Saturday to plan Rural School Rally Week. A parade is set for Friday at 11 o clock with enrollment-based prizes for the highest attendance. Numerous teachers trustees and local officials attended.

Brazos County Teachers Institute Court House J. D. McDonald Sunshine Cole C. E. Bobo W. J. Stone C. Martin Susie Benbow J. L. Cobb G. M. Ammons Ella Hunnicutt Ella Conaway Laura Mimms V. A. ‘Lardy Mae Belle Morehead Norman H. Turner A. W. Kinard American Agricultural Association Z. L. Jones Kenanee C. L. Benson George L. Dickey A. & M. College W. B Cline Bryan Parent Teachers Association M. Hettie Curry Bryan Woman’s Club W. S. Howell Bryan Woman's Club J. L. Brook C. Egbert Jones Bryan’s Woman's Club

Bryan Camp Fire Girls Take First Hike and Outing

Bryan Camp Fire Girls enjoyed their first hike on Friday afternoon led by chaperones Mrs. Guy Adriance and Miss Esther Cavitt. They traveled to the Fin-Feather Club grounds for boating bowling tennis dancing and a camp supper then spent the night and hiked home after a camp breakfast. The Bryan Camp Fire Girls were reorganized recently under new 1921 22 regulations with plans for officer elections and activities. The group includes Es Elliott Benson Constance Bradbury Lila Graham Bryan Truehart Buchanan Susie Butler Louise Cline Myrtle Dillard Josephine Eden Katherine Higgs Rosemary June Esther McCulloch Helen Kerr Parks Emma Mae Robinson Mildred Salley Gertrude Sims Patti Sims Peat Wallace and others.

Bryan Guy Adriance Esther Cavitt Fin- Feather Club Bryan Camp Fire Girls Ray Montgomery Camp Fire Girls’ Organization Misses Elliott Benson Constance Bradbury Lila Graham Bryan Truehart Buchanan Susie Butler Louise Cline Myrtle Dillard Josephine Eden Kathrine Higgs Rosemary June

Want Ads in Daily Eagle Offer Cash for Jobs and Items

Local Daily Eagle invites readers to place Want Ads offering paid opportunities and items for sale. Advertisers can describe services or goods with contact details and price. Readers seeking quick cash or buyers will find a simple process and prompt responses.

The Daily Eagle

Officers Arrest Youthful Burglar in Bryan

Sheriff L. E. Morehead and Chief W. Martin report the arrest of Ras Currie a 14 year old negro boy linked to multiple burglaries in Bryan including homes of E W Crenshaw A K Brown and Miss Lillian Beaumont. Currie confessed to several break ins and the haul included watches jewelry and 47 dollars in cash. He remains in county jail as officers plan further questioning before any transfer to the State Reformatory.

L. E. Morehead W. & Martin Bryan E. W. Crenshaw A. K. Brown Lillian Beaumont Morehead Chief Martin Ras Currie State Reformatory Ras

Methodist church board selects stewards for next conference year

At the quarterly conference meeting Rev. C A McLarty preached and Rev H C Willis announced the election of stewards for the coming year. The list includes E Jenkins T A Adams C E Jenkins Wilson Bradley R S Webb and many others.

the Methodist Church C. A. McLarty H. C. Willis E. Jenkins T. A. Adams C. E. Jenkins Wilson Bradley R. S. Webb E. W. Crenshaw W. H. Cole A. M. Waldrop J. S. Priddy W. J

Death of Mrs. Mary Jane Posey

Mary Jane Posey died October 21 1921 after a quiet day spent with friends. Born July 15 1848 in Huntsville Texas she lived in Burleson Brazos Bryan and endured widowhood since 1905. A longtime First Baptist member her funeral was held at her home with Dr John A Held delivering the service. Interment followed at City Cemetery as mourners traveled to Denton and Dallas for family matters and a life insurance convention.

Mary Jane Posey Huntsville Tex Burleson Brazos County Bryan Matthew A. Posey Texas First Baptist Church John A. Held Seth Mooring Allen Carr J. E. Brown W. G. Reynolds Ernest Moore

Esther Currie Dies After Strynichine Overdose

Esther Currie a 19 year old girl died Monday afternoon from a large dose of strychnine at her Green land Hill home in Buchanan addition. Sheriff Morehead and County Attorney Minkert investigated. She left a letter titled For Better or for Worse praising her mother and stating not to worry. Funeral set for noon as sister Diane Currie arrives from Tulsa. She was organist of Shiloh Baptist Church and a noted musician.

Esther Currie Abraham and Epsie Currie Greenland Hill Buchanan L. E. Morehead J. G Minkert Esther Diane Currie Tulsa Oklahoma Shiloh Baptist Church

Christian Endeavor Convention Heads to Bryan

Bryan Endeavorers prepare for a district convention to be held in Bryan from October 28 to 30. Houston district is noted as the liveliest in the state and will showcase its pep with field secretary Zack Huppertz creating the convention’s Christian Endeavor spirit.

Bryan

DIES AT AGE OF 165 Carlo Burroshia Buried

Carlo Burroshia aged 105 died last Saturday east of Bryan and was buried Sunday in Catholic Cemetery. Funeral services were held at 4 pm at St. Joseph's church conducted by Rev. J B Gleissner. Born in Sicily he came to America about 35 years ago settling in Brazos County. Mrs Erwin Simpson and daughters Doris and Dorothy visited Caldwell friends earlier.

Carlo Burroshia Bryan St. Joseph’s Church J. B. Gleissner Mr. Burroshia Sicily America Brazos County

Bryan Eagle advert offers trading pay in Bryan

An advertisement from Bryan Eagle invites people in Bryan to visit for trading opportunities claiming financial rewards. The brief note emphasizes local access and a direct payout message.

Rural School Rally Week Held Across Brazos County

Community meetings scheduled for Rural School Rally Week in Brazos County list hosts and venues from October 31 to November 3. Notable figures include J. M. Salidiner, W. E. Garnet, Geo. L. Dickey, J. H. Kraft, Amanda Stoltzfus, and K. Kraft, appearing in Millican, Woodville, Kurten, Parker, Leonard, Peach Creek, Edge, Tabor, Steele's Store, Minter Springs, Fountain Switch, Harvey, Union Hill, Prospect, Reliance, Wellborn, Rye, Wixon, and Rock Prairie.

Brazos County Misa Amelia Stoltzfus Millican J. M. Salidiner Woodville W. E. Garnet Kurten Geo. L. Dickey Parker J. H. Kraft Leonard Eck Smith Peach Creek M. L. Hayes Edge Amanda Stoltzfus W. C.davis Tabor J. T. Maloney Steele’s Minter Springs Fountain Switch Amanda Stolzfus Harvey Nak McKenzie Smetana Union Hill Prospect Amanda St

Eastern Star Delegates Attend Fort Worth State Meeting

Mrs. George L. Smart of College and Mrs. T. A. Adams attend the four day state meeting of the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Fort Worth representing Bryan Chapter No 222.

George L. Smart College T. A. Adams Fort Worth Grand Chapter The Order of Eastern Star Adams Smart Bryan

Foster Wedding Announcement in Waco for Ethel Louise and Edgar Glenn

Mr and Mrs William Foster of Waco announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel Louise to Lieutenant Edgar Glenn of the United States Army Air Service on Thursday October 20 1921 in Waco Texas. Mrs Glenn's Bryan roots and many friends extend best wishes to the couple. Read the advertisements in the.

Bryan William Foster Waco Ethel Louise Edgar Glenn United States Army Air Service Texas Glenn

Death of Mrs Mary Kapchinski in Brazos County

Mrs. Mary Kapchinski died at Bryan Hospital after months of illness. She was 37 and survived only by husband Fil Kapchinski, a respected Brazos county farmer living near College on Sulphur Springs road. Funeral was at St Joseph's Catholic Church and burial in Bryan Catholic Cemetery with Rev J B Gleissner officiating.

Mary Kapchinski Bryan Hospital Fil Kapchinski Brazos County College Sulphur Springs St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. B. Gleissner Bryan Catholic Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Weekly EAGLE MR. Spurgin Maimi Cerita Salen Eng Holcombe Haswell RED Cross Executive Board Bryan Eagle Trade Teachers of Brazos Co Teachers Institute OF Board OF Stewards Methodist Church Mrs. Posey George A. Adams George A. Jr Denton Southwestern Life Insurance Agents Convention Col Christian Endeavor Convention Soon Erwin Simpson Doris Dorothy Caldwell Eeddy Bate Kapchinski Eagle Pencil Company New York Royal Baking Powder Company William Street, New York
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