Local visitors and shoppers fill Bryan city life
Mrs D C Vick visits Dallas while C R L Jones from Harvey, Ira Cotton of Croft, Tully Foster from Brazos bottom, W and John Dyess from Harvey, Mrs Charles Finley from College, J B Harrison from Keith conduct business in Bryan today. Multiple residents and merchants travel to Dallas Houston and Ennis for visits or shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Vick
Dallas
C. R. L. Jones
Harvey
Ira Cotton
Croft
Tully Foster
Brazos
John Dyess
Charles Finley
College
Harrison
Keith
Bryan
Mary Kaczer
Longview
Rosse
F. A. Bunting
Gordon-Sewall Grocery Co
H. A. Saunders
Myers Hardware Co
Roger Sterling
H. P. Donsby
Steep Hollow
Sterling
Numerous Visitors Reported in City from Surrounding Areas
A flood of residents from Steep Hollow Kurten Cooks Point Wellborn Bishop College and other nearby locales were seen in the city today. Individuals named include Ire Bond Sam Parker Amon Williams J M Cook Colie Powers J A Lightsey John Ferguson Peter Homola Walter Bullock Lorraine Cox and others as they shopped called on Eagle or traveled to Dallas for the Fair and to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire Bond
College
A. R. Parker
J. A. Lightsey
Cooks Point
Burleson County
John H. Ferguson
Harvey
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
Peter Homola
Smetana
Eagle
Walter Bullock
Steep Hollow
J. W. Galloway
Kurten
L. J. Cox
Lorraine Cox
Temple
S. I. Dowling
W. F. Odom
Kurton
Dallas
J. W. Johnson
Notable Visitors Parade Through City on Various Errands
Local notes list several visitors in the city including Jack Graham Tom Goodman from Holligan Chapel R L Buchanan from Steep Hollow Professor J L Cobb from Cottonwood Dick Blanton and son Guy from Coleview Hugh Foley venturing to Dallas for the Fair W H McVey from Minter Springs and FE Gammill with L M Hewitt on Dallas business Bullock family shopping Ardella Jones and Chester from Harvey Laura Brogdon visiting Dallas relatives for the Fair Lamar Bethea also went to Dallas on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Graham
Harvey
Tom Goodman
Holligan Chapel
R. L. Buchanan
Steep Hollow
J. L. Cobb
Cottonwood
Dick Blanton
Guy
Coleview
Hugh Foley
Dallas
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs. Co
FE. Gammill
L. M. Hewitt
J. FE. Bullock
Ardella Jones
Chester
Laura Brogdon
Lamar Bethea
Local residents visit the city for business and shopping
W T Young and W H Buchanan traveled to Millican and Col A A Farley of Brenham visited the city on business. Mr and Mrs A B Sykes from Bench ley and Mrs Corrinne Armstrong of Kansas City were in town, with Mr and Mrs W T Horton of Relance also in the city. Willie and Ruth Weeden of Harvey were seen shopping in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Young
Millican
W. H. Buchanan
Kurton
Col
A. A. Farley
Brenham
A. B. Sykes
Benchley
Corrinne Armstrong
Kansas City
W. T. Horton
Relance
Willie and
Ruth Weeden
Harvey
Local residents and visitors seen in Bryan area today
Numerous residents from Kurten Mumford Hearne Reliance and nearby areas were in Bryan for shopping business or visits. Notables include Rev A W Mayes and S Mayes from Grimes County, Judge W J Moore and T A Towler from Benchley, and J E Bullock from Steep Hollow. The B B A team returned from Huntsville after a game with Sam Houston Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Odom
Kurten
Dak
W. H. Kurten
Dallas
Otis Brogdon
Houston
Ara Lee Jones
Waco
College
M. E. Whitlow
J. H. Dunn
Mumford
Willie Moon
Ruby Harrison
Keith
A. W. Mayes
S. Mayes
Grimes County
D. E. Thompson
Wellborn
J. A. Beard
Harris School House
W. T. Horton
Reliance
W. T. Jones
I. F. Thompson
Holligan Chapel
Ezra Wilson
Tabor
W. J. Moore
T. A. Towler
Benchley
J. W. Preston
Hearne
Floyd
Jodd
J. T. Fuller
J. D. Goen
Harvey
J. E. Bullock
Steep Hollow
Sam Levy
H. Hickman
R. M. Gordon
Gordon-Sewall Grocery Co
Bryan
Mayme Skains
Franklin
Real Estate Transfers Across Bryan and County Lands
A sequence of land transfers in Brazos County and Bryan includes Mary Zak and others to John M. Zak for 172 acres in Crawford Burnet league at $10 and other considerations, and J G Gregg receiving 112 Bryan city lots for $300. Henry Hensarling halves 262 acres in Clampitt survey for $900. Brazos County Development Co. sells Lot 1h in Oak Grove to W L Wyatt for $200. J W Wiley sells four S F Austin league lots 9 for $2500. Holly Hall and others to Thomas Boyder for 165 acres in McMahon survey at $1000. Jerome Campise and others sell 500 acres in Ruiz and Mathis leagues for $10. Fountain Brothers purchase 500 acres from Campise and from Noto Brothers for $22 500 and $42 511.65 respectively. Continuous transfers reflect active real estate activity in Bryan vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zak
John M. Zak
Crawford Burnett League
T. W. Parker
J. G. Gregg
City of
Bryan
George B. Hensarling
T. A. Hensarling
F. G. Clampitt
Brazos County Development Co
W. L. Wyatt
Oak Grove
J. W. Wiley
G. S. Ballard
S. F. Austin
Holly Hall Et al
Thos. H. Boyder
A. McMahon
Jerome C. Campise
Et Als
Fountain Brothers
F. Ruiz
William Mathis
Campise Brothers
Joe Noto Et al
Cotton Markets: Seasonal Cotton Arrives at Local Warehouses
The season's cotton harvest has been received at local warehouses, signaling fresh supplies for merchants. Warehouses report steady arrivals and pending distribution to markets.
Halloween Party At Kurten School For Benefit
A Halloween party will be held Friday night at the Kurten school building to benefit the school. The event invites residents of Bryan and the county to attend and support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Bryan
Man Pleads Guilty in County Court to Simple Incident
Joe Willams, described as colored, was arrested Saturday night for an aggravated incident but pleaded guilty to a simple incident in County Court this morning. He was fined five dollars plus costs and jailed last night by Deputy Sheriff Jolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Willams
the Eagle
Jolly
Good Roads Meeting in Brazos County Saturday
About 47 Brazos County residents gathered in the courthouse Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock for a good roads planning session ahead of November 5 and 6. The group formed a plan where each commissioner contacts overseers to gauge labor and tools, with teams wagons drags shovels hoes and plows to be organized for county wide work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Court House
Commercial Club
Crockett
A. and M. College
J. M. Cook
J. T. Maloney
Local Produce Market Prices
Eggs twenty cents per dozen. Butter twenty five cents per pound. Hens three to three fifty per dozen. Fryers three to three fifty per dozen. Broilers two fifty per dozen. Turkeys ten cents per pound. Cows four to four and a half cents per pound. Steers five cents per pound. Calves five to five and a half cents per pound. Hogs seven cents per pound. Hay and grain near week-ago levels.
Mexican Acquitted After Pistol Charge
Joe Martina, a Mexican, was tried in the County Court yesterday for carrying a pistol and was acquitted by the jury. The only case on the docket, the court adjourned until Friday due to lack of urgent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martina
Sam Houston Normal Beats Bryan Baptists 2–0
In Huntsville Texas on October 28 Sam Houston Normal defeated Bryan Baptist Academy 2 to 0 in the season opener. Yeager starred for the Normals as he intercepted a Bryan pass on the 20 yard line and returned for a touchdown with Scott and Barnett's help. Broadway Kallina Scott and Captain Baldwin also stood out for the Normals while Bryan’s Bullock and Martin were among the best on their side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Texas
Sam Houston Normal
Bryan Baptist Academy
Academy
Yeager
Bryan
Scott
Barnett
Broadway
Kallina
Baldwin
Bullock
Bryen
Martin
Ferguson
Warner
It's as hard to make a hero as it is easy to unmake one
A concise musing on hero creation and demolition, reflecting on the fragility of reputation and the effort required to build lasting esteem versus the ease of eroding it. The saying frames heroism as a delicate balance between perception and action.
Gossip Spread Prompts Busy Retelling by Confidant
A gossip-saturated scene unfolds as a confidant, after sharing all she knows, becomes busy gathering and recounting new details. The cycle highlights how information expands once started, with repeated talks fueling further rumors.
Will of Adolphus Busch Probated in St Louis
The will of Adolphus Busch will be probated in St Louis today and is expected to dispose of about 50 million dollars in holdings. A trust company may be formed to manage the assets, with Charles Nagel anticipated to head it. Estates include breweries 13 million, railways 5 million, real estate in St Louis Texas Chicago Pasadena Germany Coopertown and other interests totaling about 50 million. The bulk is thought to go to the widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Busch Family
Mr. Busch
Texas
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Germany
Coopertown
N. Y
Martial law declared in Colorado coal fields
Denver authorities report Governor Ammons has established martial law in the coal fields. The Colorado National Guard began moving to enforce order, mobilizing within six hours after the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Associated Press
Denver
Col
Colorado National Guard
Ammons
Strikers and Guards Clash in Trinidad Coal District
In Trinidad on October 28 a battle between twelve hundred strikers and three hundred guards left one mine guard and three strikers dead. The clash occurred in the coal district during the ongoing confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Trinidad
Ford Agency to Open in City with Consolidated Operations
The Eagle reports a new Ford automobile agency will be established in the city. Part of the old water and light company buildings is leased and remodeled for the business. Agencies from several counties will be consolidated here and operations will be on a large scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Ford Automobile Agency
Death of Maurice Bullock in Nav asota Child Dies in City Home
Little Maurice Bullock aged 18 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bullock of Navasota, died at the home of Mr. Bullock's parents in the city after a illness. The remains were moved to Copperas Cove, Texas, for burial after services yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Bullock
Navasota
Homer Bullock
Columbus Seale
Benchley
Dallas
Texas-Sewanee
Maurice Bullock
Coperas Cove
Texas
Boys Killing Birds Warned By The Eagle
The Eagle warns that both young and older city youths are killing protected field and forest birds. Most birds are protected year round except game birds with limited hunting windows. The paper calls for stopping the practice and says violators may face prosecution.
Bond Granted After Examining Trial in Bell Case
The examining trial of Son Bell held for killing John Cooper last Saturday afternoon concluded this morning with Bell’s bond set at 1000. Bell posted bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Bell
John Cooper
Bell
Wellborn Warblings Visit in Houston Amid Illnesses
Mrs. Jeff Royder visits Houston this week to see her daughter Mrs. Will Poole. Mrs. Emma Battle remains very ill. Also mentioned are Mrs. Minnie Foster Miss Mae Foster Katye Vivian Royder Grace Watson Onie Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Royder
Houston
Will
Emma Battle
Minnie Foster
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San Angelo
J. M. Gordon
W. J. Coulter
Tom Smith
Mr. Coulter
Henry Kurten
B. Fields
Noble Melton
R. Phillips
Ivy Foster
Taylor
H. M. Alford
Marshall Jones
J. L. Broach
Jacob Fuchs
Brazos Bottom
Cy Koontz
Zack
J. B. Carroll
Rock Prairie
I. L. Rains
Lillie Valenta
Joe Walker
Alexander
Joe Vance
Iola
O. L. Andrews
Bob Batton
J. J. Vandiver
Floyd Todd
T. B. Martin
Jas. Cooper
E. B. Lomax
J. H. Lawless
C. C. McRea
Parker Plantations
W. A. Glenn
R. B. Grant
Lettie Bates
Roby
E. B. Elliott
Corpus Christi
Jim Jones
Rosprim
J. O. Riggs
Ollie Royal
Hugh Goens
Will Rains
Grace Watson
Grace Ramsey
H. L. McKnight
Bernadine
T. P. Martin
Ida
Charley Moran
Rafe Griffith
P. L. Barron
Clarence Sheppard
Beachley
Geo
A. Adams
Wade Cox
John Thompson
Edge
Ira Bond
Prospect
Hugh Goen
J. K. Parker
J.harris
Harris School
J. H. Jones
Caldwell
D. Keeling
Sadie Warren
L. Andrews
Rev
Freeling
Elmer Stubbs
S. Rasco
Amarillo
Allen Smith
J. F .Lincke
Tampa
Flavia Dallas
Lincke
Pauly Jail Building Co
Marcus Griffin
Smith Dive Co
Globe Dry Goods Co
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
Ralstons
Fellowcraft Shoes
Crescos
Ralston
Noto Brothers
Lawrence
New York
New Orleans
Good Roads Meeting
Bryan Baptists
A. Busch
Ford Agency
Maurice
Poole
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