Texas Women Organize Invisible Empire Assn
The Invisible Empire of America organizes to educate women in science government and U S history and to donate funds to orphanages and similar institutes. Charter issued by Secretary Staples with incorporators from Dallas Milam Comanche Orange and Fannin counties. It is reported to have existing foundations in Houston Waco Fort Worth Dallas Beaumont Austin and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Women of the Invisible Empire of America
United States
Staples
Dallas
Milam
Comanche
Orange
Fannin
Houston
Waco
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Business Delegation Visits Kesse As Town Booms
H O Boatwright P S Park Sam H Hunter and Judge W C Davis traveled to Kesse today on a business trip to observe the growing town. They entered by car to assess opportunities and bring back insights. Miss Bertie Suber was sent to Rosebud in McLennan county to teach in the Rosebud schools for the coming year. Miss Suther, who taught there last year, was reelected for another year due to strong performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Boatwright
P. S. Park
Sam H. Hunter
Judge W. C. Davis
Kesse
Bertie Suber
Rosebud McLennan County
Rosebud
Suther
Officials Meet To Form Program For Texas Conservation
Meeting at St Anthony Sunday morning officials of the Texas Conservation Association outlined districting plans and a campaign platform to push state wide conservation measures. Leonard Tillotson presided as Lee J. Rountree and T. J. Holbrook attended along with chamber and river association leaders who seek to reclaim arid Texas and curb flood losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
St. Anthony
The
Texas Conservation Association
Waco
Leonard Tillotson
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
T. J. Holbrook
Galveston
Porter Whaley
West
W. D. Wilson
Colorado River Improvement Association
J. W. Gaines
Homer D. Wade
Tillotson
State Senate
Rountree
Brazos River Reclamation Association
Colorado River Flood Prevention Association
Association
Texas
Supt Madison Hall Sings at Rotary Luncheon
Group Five of the Bryan Rotary Club hosted a luncheon at the Green Parrot. Madison Hall sang It Isn't Any Trouble Just To Smile and received an encore, with coaching updates from D X Bible presenting new assistants Howard W. House and Frank G. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rotary Club
Green Parrot
C. S. Beckwith
M. L. Parker
Jno. W. Black
Oak McKenzie
James W. James
Billie Farman
Gabe Carell
Madison Hall
D. X. Bible
Howard W. House
Frank G. Anderson
G. H. Pendergrast
Colorado
Allen Academy
Col
Billie Fairman
Jess Gammon
R. O. Allen
Rotary Club
C. E. Finley
Jno
A. Moore
M. E. Wallace
D. L. Wilson
Sam Parker
H. H. Williamson
Wilson Bradley
Ike S. Ashburn
J. H. Far
Tabor News Items Spotlight Community Activities
In Tabor Texas on September 11 residents report cotton picking near completion and strong gin activity. Health and church life are good with schools and teachers preparing for the new term. A county fair is planned for September 29 with regional rivals invited to attend and view local exhibits from a growing youth club program.
Bryan Chamber of Commerce Board Meets in Optimistic Session
The Bryan Chamber of Commerce board met at 10 a.m. with President W H Cole presiding and S E Eberstadt at the desk. Talks by Dr W B Bizzell and H D Jackson praised Brazos County delegates and a unanimous vote commended their state convention platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
W. H.cole
S. E. Eberstadt
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
H. D. Jackson
Texas Experiment Station
Brazos County
E. E. McAdams
Teachers’ Institute
Bryan
College
College-Bryan
Sam T. Wilson
College and
Bizzell
Cole
Jackson
McInnis
Martin
Chamber of Commerce
College and Brazos Coun
Work Starts College Road Repairs Near Bryan Country Club
Three men began repair work on the College Bryan road near the Bryan Country Club this morning. The road has sections nearly impassable and the improvements are eagerly awaited by travelers and local residents alike.
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College Road
College- Bryan Road
Bryan Country Club
Madisonville Farmers Trade With Bryan Merchants
Robert Magness and Powell Shan non prosperous farmers from near Madisonville were trading with Bryan merchants. Mr. J. H. Wilcox of Tabor was in town Tuesday and visited the Fagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Magness
Powell Shannon
Madisonville
Bryan
J. H. Wilcox
Tabor
Fagle
Adolph Stasney Dies After Illness at 45
Adolph Stasney of Brazos County died Monday afternoon at 3:30 at his home one mile west of Bryan after months of illness. The 45 year old native leaves a wife and nine children. He had farmed near town and earlier ran a mercantile store in Smetana and Bryan. Funeral Tuesday at 3:30 from St. Joseph's Catholic Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adloph Stasney
Brazos County
Bryan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Moore couple honeymooning in Bryan after Beaumont wedding
Mr and Mrs Tillman M Moore of Llano spent their honeymoon in Bryan visiting Mr and Mrs John Moore of Kurten. They were married in Beaumont August 30 and will attend the Teachers Institute at the State University in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman M. Moore
Llano
Bryan
Brazos County
Gordon Family Visits and Homecoming in Houston
Mr and Mrs R M Gordon and son Robert concluded a visit to Mrs Gordon s parents. Mr and Mrs W E Saunders returned home on Sunday to Houston.
War on Sparrows Departed by Bryan Rotary Club
Prof. Gabe Cazell urged Bryan Rotary to exterminate English sparrows citing crop damage. Rotarians adopted the plan, noting sparrows ruined maize. gathering included singing by Rotary Anns and talks by bank and military members. Four months leave granted for Dr. B Youngblood to study cotton and stock raising in South America. resolutions of appreciation approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Rotary
Gabe Cazell
Wilson
W. H. Cole
Cazell
Sryan Rotary Club
Brazos County
Kentucky
Rotary Anns
Jnc. W Black
Sankey Park
A L. Ward
W. H Cole
City National Bank
Ralph Hill
U. S. Army
Ike Ashburn
A. S. McSwain
David Bunting
Sam Crenshaw
W. S. Barron
B. Youngblood
A. & M. College
South America
Brazil
E. McAdams
Youngblood
C. E. Finley
M .E. Wallace
B. A
R. E. Hill
A. L. Ward
Jne W. Black
Leona Stellings and Wm Vanderwert Wed in Palestine
Miss Leona Stellings daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W D Stellings of Tabor married William Vanderwert this morning at 7 15 in Palestine and left for Crockett to begin married life. Stellings had traveled from Bryan to Denton for College of Industrial Arts entry next session. Vanderwert has lived in Bryan and worked for Eagle Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderwert-Stallings Wes
L. B. Kern
Leona
W. D. Stellings
Tabor
Wm. Vanderwert
Palestine
Crockett
Stallings
Bryan
Denton
College of Industrial Arts
Sroom
Varderwert
Bry
Eagle Printing Company
Edge News Items Quietly Updates Edge Texas September 14
The Edge gin has produced 420 bales of the 1922 crop to date. Edge High School will open next Monday September 18 with P S Mangum as principal. J O Orr and family with Capt J T Leathers visited Cleveland and other points by auto last Saturday. Jno Sabo and family of Kurten are visiting Edge today. After this week gin days will be set by Mr Thomson as most of the crop is out. A cool wave and rain hit Edge Sunday afternoon dropping the thermometer from 95 to 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Texas
Edge High School
P. S. Mangum
J. O. Orr
J. T. Leathers
Cleveland
Jno. Sabo
Kurten
Thomson
Professors Cobb Move to Bryan from Tabor
Prof. and Mrs. J. L. Cobb and family have moved to Bryan and occupy the Creed cottage on West 30th Street. Prof. Cobb will continue teaching at the Tabor school and will ride to Bryan each morning to benefit the children with Bryan and A and M College schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Bryan
J. L. Cobb
Tabor
West 30Th Street
A & M College
Allen Academy Readiness to Open Registration Day
Allen Academy began registration today as officials forecast record attendance. Opening exercises are set for Saturday at 10 o clock in the Academy Auditorium with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Academy
End Railway Shopmen Strike Now Announced
Federated Railway Shop Crafts leaders said several railroads telegraphed willingness to start separate settlements, joining about fifty roads that had already agreed. Some lines are not included, and the plan envisions workers returning to their former positions at Railroad Labor Board rates with disputes referred to a twelve member commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Federated Railway
Union General Policy Committee
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Washington
Chicago and
Rock Island Railway
J. E. Gorman
R. A. Walkins
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Ailway
Davis
Tiikers
Railroad Labor Board
B. M Jewell
Local paper praise prompts ad support appeal
The Bryan Eagle asks advertisers to boost local news coverage in College Station Bryan and Brazos County. Rev B B Crimm lauds the Eagle as the best small town newspaper, urging readers to respond with ads and payments via the provided phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan Daily Eagle
College
Brazos County
B. B. Crimm
Calvert
Eagle
United States
Gilpin and companions visit Bryan Eagle office
J. P. Gilpin and his son Jessie with Will Henderson and John Cloud of Urton were in Bryan. Mr. Gilpin and his son were welcomed visitors at the Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Gilpin
Jessie
Will Henderson
John Cloud
Urton
Bryan
Mr. Gilpin and Son
Eagle Office
Prof and Mrs Ammons Return to Tabor School
Prof G M Ammons and his wife with son Earnest returned from Denton where they pursued special work at the College of Industrial Arts and North Texas Normal. They praised the summer programs and expressed interest in the Tabor schools as among Texas best.
Bryan Public Schools Open 1922 23 Sessions
Bryan Public schools opened the 1922 23 session at the High school auditorium with Superintendent Madison Hall presiding. Addresses were given by Supt Hall Rev H C Willis and Judge W C Davis. Miss Carol Clark led songs and the school board attended. The Faculty list includes Hall, Weddington, Clark, Lundine, McCarty, Perkins, Williamson, Ford, Cox, Reese, Gibson.
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Bryan Public Schools
Madison Hall
Hall
H. C. Willis
Methodist Church
W.C. Davis
Carol Clark
F. L. Henderson
W. S. Higgs
A. M. Waldrop
Milton Parker
H. P. Dansby
W. S. Howell
B. A. Sims
Wesa Weddington
Coral Clark
Thomas Lundine
Minnie E. McCarty
Mary Perkins
Jewell Williamson
A. B. Ford
G. C. Cox
J. L. Reese
A. J. Gibson
Local Schoollist Names West Side Staff and Students
Wm. L. Powers along with Miss Malcolm McInnis and Miss Allie Montgomery head the list of names including Miss Lillian Moore Miss Lelia Griffin Miss Emerald Asbell and others associated with West Side School under principal C. M. Bethany. Nina Henry and Emily T. Cabitt are among the listed staff with Edna Harris Gladys Walked and Margaret Zuber also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Powers
Malcolm McInnis
Allie Montgomery
Lillian Moore
Lelia Griffin
Emerald Asbell
Evelyn Crawford
Annie Dearing
May Bertis
West Side School
C. M. Bethany
Nina Henry
Emily T. Cabitt
Edna Harris
Gladys Walked
Margaret Zuber
Texas Legislature Sees Record New Members in House
About ninety new representatives were contacted by reading clerk O P Basford as the Texas House prepares its roll call for November. The 150 member chamber, the largest in state history, includes notable returns like Capt W A Fields Lee Satterwhite and Lee J Rountree, all unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
O. P. Basford
Basford
House
Capt
W. A. Fields
Hill County
Lee Satterwhite
Carson
Freestone County
Carlson County
Panhandle
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos
Grimes
Representative Rountree
South
C. BE. Dinkle
Hunt
John T. Smith
Travis
H. E. Fauhian
Burnett
C. D. Teer
Williamson
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Invisible Empire Assn
America
Program For Texas Conservation
Queen
New
York
Reel
Killiken
W. F. Gibbs and Son
Rotary
Lucile Marie Benbow
G. M. Ammons
Hettie Franis
Una Edge
Pearl Hugghins
Ammons
Cabl
Benbow
E. C.it Central School
M. Edge
Harris
Marquet
Cottonwood
Hearne
Aleander
Dna
Marvin Elliott
Walter Holden
Vance
Joe Locke
Dr. Bizzell
Pat M. Neff
H. H. Harrington
R. T. Milner
Adolph Stasney
Mrs. Moore
Prof. Gazell
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