Hazing Fueled War School Policy At A and M College
President Bizzell warned 1400 students in Guion hall that hazing loafing will be punished with immediate transfer to a soldier training camp and rank reductions. The college shifts to war discipline with stricter drills, two year engineering course announced, and curricula aligned to war department needs.
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A. and M. College
Bizzell
Guion Hall
Dean Puryear
War Department
Army
Local notes from Harvey reveal school year plans and community moves
The Harvey area reports a late summer breeze as school starts next week while families relocate. New principal Mr Cowan and his family will occupy the former Buchanan home, with multiple households moving nearby and several teachers departing for other studies. A peppering of rural anecdotes closes the piece.
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Charlie Cobb
Harvey B. Church
Ruby Cargil
Normal
Huntsville
Dempsey Dyess
Allen Academy
Minnie Ferguson
Baylor University
Annie Mae Yardley
Wellborn
Donnie Mae Carroll
San Marcos
Grandma Cole
Simmons
Dr. Davidson
Cardus relief helps woman recover from numb hands and nerves
A testimonial from Kathiess Fic-ifra Tallest Pring of this place describes severe nervous weakness after childbirth. She says five bottles of Cardus relieved numb hands and limbs and restored strength, enabling her to resume housework and care for six children with no after-effects.
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Kathiess
Ifra
Cere
Cardus Herald
Cardus
Deplorable affair noted in annual FBI report figures
The passage cites an annual report ending in August with FBI membership 41 and average attendance 25. It lists numerous expenditures including literature, church ornaments, mission contributions, Y M C A support, service and U S flags, totaling 52.08. The tone critiques the overall affair as deplorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
District Court Divorces and Docket Summary
Judge H S Morehead notes divorces granted on grounds including conviction felon y and cruel treatment with restrictions on remarriage. Amicus curiae service defects noted for two cases. Misdemeanor docket lists guilty pleas with fines. Civil docket includes injunctions, title cloud removal, and a damages case with a hearing set for September 23 and possible transfer to Rusk county if sustained.
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H. S. Morehead
Lakie Holiday
Fred Holiday
Roberta Cross
Garrison Cross
Orange Williams
Annie Williams
Sam Sims
Elizabeth Sims
Lavinia McDavid
Dunn McDavid
Mary Houston
Fletcher Houston
William Townsend
Henrietta Townsend
Lizzie Hutchinson
Manuel Hutchinson
Rufus Vaughan
Alice Vaughan
Lizzie Gipson
Dock Gipson
Lula Wood
Oscar Wood
Lulie Ray
Geo. Ray
Alex Lyons
Pearly Lyons
George Atkinson
Bessie Atkinson
John Davis
Pinky Davis
Law Willis Grice
Henry Grice
Loraine Law
Andrew Law
Mattie Coffee
Noah Coffee
Geraldine Hays
Walter Hays
Mary Jane Owens
Major Owens
Jesse Washington
Susie Washington
Elijah Steel
Lucile Steele
Liza Rhone
Jim Rhone
Sallie Haynes
Eva Barker
Walter Barker
Victoria Hudson
Tom Hudson
State
Mary Clark
Lucile Walker
Texas Silo Co
T. C. Nunn
T. R
Rusk County
Tabor School Year Begins As Cotton Picking Peaks
Tabor reports schools start Monday September 23 as farmers expect cotton picking to be finished for most pupils. Local residents return from travels include Will Walker from San Diego on furlough and Douglas Broach from Oklahoma. Visitations and navy enlistment searches occur, with several locals seen in Houston and Bryan.
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Tabor
Will Walker
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Cal
Douglas Broach
Oklahoma
Marshall Peters
Lynn
Mark Wilcox
Roger McGee
Bryan
Roland Hudspeth
Bob Francis
Houston
Bessie Johnson
Navasota
Benbow
Annie Metzer
Mandell Hudspeth
Knoxville Woman Credits Tanlac For Weight Gain
Mrs. John O'Connor of Knoxville says Tanlac restored her health after years of nervous indigestion loss of appetite headaches and insomnia. She reports improved appetite digestion sleep and strength and notes fewer catarrh symptoms. Other readers from multiple states have written seeking information about Tanlac.
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Taniae
John O'Connor
East Oldham Street
Knoxville
Tenn
Schorm Fined for Abandoning Wife and Children
Winzel Schorm pleaded guilty in district court to abandonment of his wife Annie and their five children under 16. Judge Morehead set the penalty at $26 and costs, with half wages paid to the family, at least $12.60 weekly. Bethea, as exemption board chair, warned of immediate induction if payments stop. Schorm was located in Waxahachie and returned to Bryan. he claimed his Waxahachie employer would advance the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winzel Schorm
Lamar Bethea
Morehead
Bethea
Schorm
Hardy Newton
Annie Schorm
Richard
Wenzel
Dorotha
William
Alfred Lee
Waxahachie
Notice of Guardianship for Ruby and Lessie Lawless
The State of Texas announces an application for letters of guardianship for minors Ruby Lawless and Lessie Lawless. The hearing is at Brazos County Court in Bryan on the third Monday in October 1918. All interested parties may appear to contest the application.
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State of
Texas
Ruby Lawless
Lessie Lawip
Bryan
A. D
Calotabs Promised To Replace Old Calomel
Calotabs offers the liver cleansing benefits of calomel without nausea or griping. One tablet at bedtime purifies the system, promotes a lively liver, and leaves you with a strong appetite next morning. Sold only in original sealed packages for 35 cents. guaranteed by your druggist.
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Adv
Locals and Presences at College for School Opening
Locals and visitors gather as students and staff arrive for the new term. Officers from Camp Mabry and executives from notable firms visit, with many Texans including Miss Ethel Eden and Mrs. Howell returning home.
Local residents and visitors arrive for school opening
A long list of residents and visitors from Relton Cooks Point Reliance Wilcox Velasco and other towns gather in Bryan for the school opening. Oath as grand juror and trips for horses and college bound students are noted along with nearby city movements and new employment updates.
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J. J. Pressly
Cooks Point
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Hits Malaria Germs
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy malarial germs transmitted to blood by the malaria mosquito. Price 60 cents.
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Grove
Price
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