Allen Academy football set for Calvert game Friday
Manager C B Hudson announced Allen Academy will face Calvert in a Friday game. Calvert has practiced all summer and fields strong players, but Allen’s home team is in fine shape to challenge and may start several new members from recent squads. The crowd expected includes many students and local football enthusiasts.
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C. B Hudson
Fi Allen Academy
Calvert
Hugh Bohol
Hudson
Asmuch
Tata DeLorean
Wodaon
Meg
Matter
Hallare
Krnack
Redford
Newman
Loumle
Thie Clty
Crescent Wood Working Shop Opens in Bryan
Mr J A Balth launched Crescent Wood Working Shop on Regent Avenue near Interurban station, relocating from the Trya College area. The new plant features modern universal woodworking machinery, safety devices, and an outlay around 7000 dollars, promising a full range of cabinet work and large lot production for Bryan trades.
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Balth
Bryan
Crescent Wood
Regent
Avemue
Trya
Amit
Srith
Sonith
Former UT students plan data on tuition fund drive
A UT funding drive aims to raise 100000 by January 1 to aid students with loans for University of Texas tuition. The fund has already attracted pledges totaling 626000 from various state groups, with a committee led by Orville Witlington arranging donations and loan terms including eight percent interest and long term repayment.
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University of Texas
Orville Witlington
Wichita Falls
Hoye A. Ferris
Dallas
W. W. Woodson
San Antonio
P. Wilmot
Austin
Wilbur P. Allen
Austin; Or 2H. Vinson, Austin; and John A. Lomax
Mr. Bullington
Vineda
Eo Belontiere
Ti-Bita
Winter Prices Rise Amid War Strain in Italy Markets
The Italy economy faces wartime strain as food prices surge. Butter costs rise to 65 cents per pound while coal jumps to 50 dollars per ton. Italians hope to import 750,000 tons from England and 260,000 tons from the United States for industrial needs this winter.
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Isa Waly
Italy
France
Bapland
Cottes Walla
Fly
England
United States
Food costs rise as prices hit Civil War highs
Washington reports October 1 price readings show a sharp rise in living costs with wheat and potato shortages driving notable increases. Meat, dairy, and other staples climbed, while references to Gifford Pinchot signal debate over policy. The Philadelphia Press and Charleston News reflect mixed concern about the nation’s economic outlook.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Peticore
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia Press
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan High School Seniors Plan Further Studies Across Texas
Myrtle McCullough Hottidge and classmates pursue chemistry and home economics at colleges. Lacy Harrison leads Industrial Arts, Ferns Tenshy moves to Texas Presbyterian College, and others head to Baylor College or University of Texas with diplomas earned without exams. Principal W. C. Lawbon notes continued efforts to tailor courses to student needs.
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Myrtle McCullough
Hottindge
Mora
Liltian Hanneman
University of
Texea
Ryan High
Lacy Harrison
Bryan High Behool
Bryan Iieh
Erailantes
Ardetia Jones
Dunnardine McKnight
Ferns Tenshy
Texas Presbyterian College
Abe
Aehe
Walt
Eoeve A. Lawler
Brian
Bryan High School
Cotton crop to miss government forecast in Texas
Port Worth Texas October 4 a reduced crop outlook follows the U S department of agriculture estimate of 11 367 000 bales for the current season Henry J Pope president of the Association of State Partners Unions cites lower figures due to revised projections and climate pest damage The report notes potential price impacts and calls for caution amid farming challenges. Also local items mention Doan s Kidney Pills and a car shipment quest by Frank Webb of Webb Automobile Company and depot work on the Hi 4 C depot track extension.
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Port Works
Tex
United States Department of Agriculture
Henry J. Pope
Association of State Partners Unions
Sewa
Bom
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KE EN Opis
Ferasell Geasca
Allan Avastin
Minh Tshext
Monte Alou
Se Sica
Prince Albert
Mary Ant Sarfel
Albert
Hess
Successry
Aumber
Parvate
Bryan High Midoet
Needa
Howe Pervons
Aula Pipkin
Baylor College
Mr. Millar
W. C Lawbon
Guperistenden
Farmers’ Union Save
Charley
Young and
Torkind
Bright
Ryan
Emmel
Tors Kdney
Dean
Mpell
Foster Dmibare
Buffalo
Frank Webb
White i Webb Automobile Company
Wort Worth
Sip
Waste
Texas
Poet Worth
Mais Waiich
Way
Myers Hardware Company
Cooper & Cole
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