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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

5

Milligan Highway Improvement Moves Forward By Club

Bryan and Brazos County Commercial Association leaders push building and loan plan to ease rent housing for new A M College arrivals. The group also proposes using Bryan Baptist Academy dormitories for temporary quarters. Road conditions along the Millican and Meridian King highways are reviewed amid official visits from state highway engineers and local officials.

Daily Eagle Business Club Millican P. H. Arrington Henry Kxall Memorial Walker County Franklin Bryan Navasota Eberstadt Dallas Times Herald Robertson County Brazos County Dallas Waco Bremond Agricultural and Mechanical) College Grimes County Waller County State Highway Commission Edward P. Shuman Foshee Wichita Falls H. C. Wells Fort Worth Welbourne Bryan Daily Eagle Bizzell L. L. McInnis Johnson Sheppard Texas Maloney Home Guard

Make Your Money Go As Far With Dry Goods Stock

We have an immense stock of dry goods clothing shoes hats mens furnishings and ladies ready to wear. We bought early before prices rose and can save you money. Do not buy cheap trashy goods as they give no satisfaction. We offer quality merchandise at suitable prices and present a partial list of offerings.

Staple Department Store Bargains From Cotton Flannel To Hosiery

Heavy cotton flannel 40 pieces at low price. apron ginghams 50 pieces at 15c. bleached domestic 45 pieces at 15c. various domestic fabrics and dress bolts with low prices. Extensive selection of ladies and mens underwear including vests pants union suits and undershirts. Hosiery in black and colors for ladies misses and children with multiple price points.

Men and Boys Clothing At Great Low Prices

A department store highlights complete stock with boys suits priced 3.50 4.00 5.00 and 7.50 and men suits at 10.00 12.50 15.00 20.00 plus Style Plus 17.00 and 21.00 line. Also offering heavy grey and brown Sox 40 doz black and colored Sox 40 doz and assorted shirts neckwear belts suspenders at wide low prices.

Shoes offer broad stock at cut–price values

In this department we list one of the largest stocks ever with early purchase to avoid price increases. We carry Edwin Clapp and Bostonian Shoes for men, A. M. Creigton and H. C. Godman for ladies, plus infant misses and boys styles. Prices aim to please across all lines.

Edwin Clapp A. M. Creigton H. C. Godman

Ladies Ready-to-Wear Department Ad Features Stocks

A local advert promotes a ladies ready-to-wear department carrying suits dresses coats skirts waists gloves corsets and underwear. It promises delightful styles materials and prices.

Dress Goods Department New Fabrics and Trimmings

The department offers a beautiful line of new dress goods and trimmings in all latest fabrics and colors. Prices in this department will meet your approval. Visit the store to view the collection and appreciate the quality firsthand.

Hats in latest shapes and colors at Stetson department

A complete stock of up to date hats in the celebrated Jno. B. Stetson and Chamois styles. Men's and boys hats offered in new shapes and colors with prices claimed as the lowest in this department.

Jno B. Stetson

Portable Trenches Invented by Marine

Portable trenches built by United States Marines at Quantico Vermont provide movable practice stalls for hand grenade drills. Sections ten feet long with a three foot parapet form a pine frame mimicking real trenches. Marines throw non explosive grenades from inside stalls to targets fifty feet away, simulating enemy trenches. Longer, taller Marines tend to throw with a sweeping overhead reach similar to seasoned grenadiers.

Associated Press Quantico United States

Colored teachers thank Brazos county for institute

Resolutions adopted by the colored teachers at the county institute express gratitude to the city superintendent school board and principal for the use of facilities and to the county superintendent Professor Powers for organizing the program They also thank H L McKnight Walter Prairie View dean Mrs M E V Hunter and Principal J M Terrell for speeches on community building agriculture canning and loyalty to country in wartime efforts signed by J A Carter T W Phillips and C B E Meador with committees listed.

County Brazos County Powers H. L. McKnight Walter Prairie View M. E. V. Hunter J. M. Terrell J. A. Carter T. W. Phillips C. BE. Meador

Goose Creek Fire Destroys Two Buildings in Houston Suburb

A Sunday afternoon blaze in Goose Creek, near Houston, damaged two buildings with losses estimated at 17 000 dollars. Four people were seriously injured and several others bruised before firefighters extinguished the fire early in the evening.

Houston Goose Creek

Ferguson Guilty on Ten of Twenty One Charges

Austin reports the Senate impeachment court found Texas Governor James E Ferguson guilty on ten of twenty one charges. The body failed to reach two thirds on eleven others while Ferguson made a lengthy final speech. Will P Hobby is anticipated to assume the office.

Ferguson Austin James E. Ferguson State of Texas Senate Board of Managers House of Representatives Will P. Hobby

Need for Cotton Mills in Texas and Brazos Valley

The Texas cotton crop could yield about 2 billion dollars if fully manufactured locally, but current plans stay modest. Texas hosts nearly twenty mills delivering strong dividends, and mill centers boost farmer prices by 10 to 20 percent. The Brazos valley eyeing mills sees limited progress due to capital and lack of textile graduates, despite cotton mills' profitability when well managed.

Texas Brazos Valley Bryan Eagle Texas Cotton Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Frure Worth Houston

Fragmentary Texas mill talk echoes in Houston Post words

The Houston Post cites optimistic figures on mill expansion and finance for Eagle ventures, noting possible profits around twenty percent for lenders and owners. The excerpt suggests a robust regional outlook for mill development and financing.

Pink boll worm threat looms over Brazos Valley cotton

Mr Henry Seale of Benchley called County Agent Benson to report suspected cottonworm activity. Officials urge all farmers in Brazos Valley to vigilantly watch cotton fields for the first pink boll worm, a threat to the southern cotton industry.

Daily Eagle Henry Seale Benchley Benson Seale Brazos Valley

Canning Girls Exhibits At Wagner Building Saturday

Brazos county girls canning clubs display set for the Wagner building on Saturday to align with the Red Cross market. From the exhibits the four top entries will be chosen and the girls owning them will be sent to the Dallas fair.

Brazoc County Wagner Red Cross

Substitute for Nasty Calomel Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Remedy

A local druggist reports calomel sales dropping as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. Promoters tout a safe, vegetable formula that eases liver sluggishness and constipation without the griping or aftereffects of calomel. Large bottle 60 cents. money back if no relief.

Dodson

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