Episcopal Church Convocation Meeting at St Andrew's
Decanal Convocation of the Episcopal Church for the Southwestern Deanery of Texas will convene at St. Andrew's Church from Monday January 25 to Thursday 28. Services include Holy Communion and mission gatherings with sermons by Rev. E A Tewgale and Bishop Geo H Rensolving D D. Public invited to all sessions and to submit questions in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern
Diocese of Texas
St. Andrew’s Church
St. Andrew’s
E. A. Tewgale
Geo. H. Rensolving D. D
C. M. Bethany
The
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Concert at College Assembly Hall Tomorrow Evening
Local talent scheduled to perform at A. & M. College Assembly Hall tomorrow at 8 30 p m. Admission is free and all are invited. Also, quiet cottage for rent available through D Mike-41.
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A. & M. College Assembly Hall
D. Mike
Retail Merchants Meet Promoting Corn Show Feb 10
A Retail Merchants Association meeting at Carnegie Hall presided by Eugene Edge discussed member ratings, finances, and a Brazos County corn exhibit to be judged by A and M College experts at the courthouse on February 10. Maj. McInnis noted plans for summer agriculture programs at A and M with a western banker enrolled as a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association
Carnagie Hall
Eugene Edge
Hines
J. Webb Howell
Brazos County
Court House
A. & M. College
Alvord
Maj. McInnis
West Texas
Premium offerings for Farmers Union Agricultural Exhibit
Mr J A Myers, at the Retail Hardware Dealers association, secured additional premiums for the Farmers Union Agricultural Exhibit next July. Offered items include a Twentyeth Century corm and cotton planter for the best six pullets and one cockrel, 110 yards of American hog wire fencing for the best pair of pigs under one year, and an Oliver steel beam turning plow for the best pair of bronze turkeys raised outside Bryan in Brazos county. Myers expects more premiums and notes products may change by the exhibit committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Myers
Farmers Union
Oliver
Bryan
Brazos County
Myers
Tax not raised in Bryan under Texas law says mayor
J T Maloney mayor explains Bryan city in Texas under general law can levy 25 cents per hundred on value for public improvement if population exceeds 1000, but cannot increase tax now or in future unless city grows to 10,000 and legislature allows after charter vote. A Bond issue vote does not raise taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
J. T. Maloney
Exchange Hotel Arrivals List
Geor ge E Moore of Dallas and a range of guests including BE Hall Austin B Simpson San Antonio and T M Gannaway Bryan appear among arrivals at the Exchange Hotel. Other names include C R Lancaster Jno F Hitchins Pfal letsville W P Gleaves Martin 8 Kelley W H Kern F W Jones Fred 8 Johnston J D Shaw S A Scott F D Perkins J W Turley H A Luhn Roy M Mix with several Dallas and Houston connections.
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McKinney
F. D. Perkins
J. W. Turley
Chicago
H. A. Luhn
Houston
Roy M. Mix
Dallas
Cakes and Candy by Mrs Otto Poehme
Mrs Otto Poehme advertises a line of fresh home made fruit cakes and fancy cakes with candy offerings suitable for gifts and special occasions.
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Otto Poehme
Texas Retail Dealers Hear Freight Rate Concerns in Dallas
J Allen Myers and A W Buchanan returned from the Retail Hardware Association meeting in Dallas where freight rates in Texas dominated discussion. Railroad Commissioner Colquitt outlined limited powers against Interstate rulings and urged subsidies to connect New York with Texas ports. A resolution to ally with the Farmers Union to boost low grade cotton usage was passed. The gathering was deemed highly significant for Texas business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. Allen Myers
A. W. Buchanan
Retail Hardware, Implement and Vehicle Dealers Association
Dallas
Texas
Buchanan
O. B. Colquitt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union
Buchanan and
Myers
Association
Farmers’ Union
Weather forecast for New Orleans cloudy nights
The weather report from New Orleans indicates tonight and Saturday will be generally cloudy with no precipitation mentioned. Temperature and wind details are not provided in the readable portion.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
New Orleans
Cline
Weather Summary for Texas and Pacific Northwest
Galveston reports a disappearing disturbance and a new energy moving in from the north Pacific coast bringing rains to Pacific districts and the plateau. East Gulf states see light rains while most areas remain fair. Temperatures fall along the eastern Rocky Mountain slope and west Texas, rise elsewhere. Texas skies fair with 36 in Amarillo to 68 in Brownsville, southeastern half in the sixties. Expect fair and warm conditions tonight and Friday with light to moderate southerly winds.
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Galveston
North Pacific Coast
Pacific
Plateau
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Armarillo
Brownsville
River Stage Data Improperly Formatted and Incomplete
The record lists river stage measurements for Brazos and Trinity areas with garbled labels and stray names. It includes flood stage indicators, station notes, and inconsistent numerals without clear dates or locations, making interpretation difficult.
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Trinity, Brazos
Colorado River
Brazos River
Podwgn
Orca Yesans
Oreo Lee Wennechee
River Forecast by B. Bunnemeyer Section Director
Section Director B Bunnemeyer notes rivers will show no important change in the forecast. No significant shifts expected in water levels across monitored basins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity, Brazos
Colorado
Our Wifes Economy
Joe McGee humor piece about a wife attempting economy by making hominy in the old fashioned way. The poem details lye-cleaned hominy, aromas inviting the family to eat, and the idea that despite costs the attempt at economy yields satisfaction and nostalgia.
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Joe McGee
Allen Academy and Mart High in afternoon basketball game
Local brief notes Allen Academy faces Mart High at the Rink with games at 4 and 8 pm. The item also mentions residents traveling, land leases, a wedding trip, rain but scarce stock water, and school improvements including new chapel seating at Bryan High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Andrews
Zurch
Madison County
Bryan
John E. Astin
Hal Saunders
Emmett Cole
McKinney
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
Eagle Office
Elegane University
Levy Bros
Bryan High School
Honor Lee and Jackson L 8 Ross Chapter Confederate tribute
The L 8 Ross Chapter U D C celebrated Gen R E Lee's birthday January 19 at Mrs Geo Smith Jr home and paid tribute to Gen Stonewall Jackson whose birthday was two days later. Members discussed Texas Division 1909 outlook and support for widows of Confederate veterans. The program included papers, readings, an oral account of the Rebel Yell, and musical numbers. Eggnog cake and salted almonds followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carnes
Lee
Jackson
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National Biscuit Co
M. M
E. J. Fountain
Decanal
Episcopal
First Methodist Church
Thomas H. Morris
the Eagle
M. B&b. Weaver
First Baptist Church
Asia
J. A. Howard
J. B. Hines
EMMEL
Malony
Retail Merchants Meeting
Mr. Myers
Great
Hardware and Implement Dealers Association
Weather Notes
River Bulletin
B. Bunnemeyer
P. Buford
San Angelo
Dave Mize
W. R. Cavitt
Gentry
Railroad Tower
G. P., Bittle
Bryan Texas
W. H. Oliver
C. &. Bullock & Co
Honor Lee and
J. W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Posite Court House
Mathew Pierce
W. Co. Fountaw
Smith Drug Co
First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
J. W. Howell
Guy M. Bryan, Jr
H. O. Boatwright
L. L. McInnis
R. W. Howell
Asst
Jackson Loan Just Co
West Capitol Street
Jaickson, Mississippi
R.O. Bounds
Miller House
Hensarring Bros. Dealers
Pratt
Will S. Higgs
White Swan and Excellence
Fleur Nothi Etter Sanders Bros
John Wittman
Merchant Tailo
Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Dallas, Tex
Texa
Capiz
Joe B. Reed
Henefit Insurance
Joe B.reed
W. H. Lawrence
Dentiot
City Hall
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