Inragle 7 office in Bryan Texas Lad class matter
A historical note records court and city affairs in Bryan Texas with mentions of officials Proctor Wellborn J. H. Whier test and Ben Eidso and others visiting or reported ill. Additional items note marriage license Samy Miss Ethel Redding and Mrs M D Willis visiting Waco.
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Bryan
Texas
Samy
Ethel Redding
M. D. Willis
Waco
R. G. Tabor
J. W. Batts
Houston
Dividing A and M College would harm Texas farming education
A reprint from the National Co operator and Farm Journal warns against splitting the Agricultural and Mechanical College into multiple small budgets. It argues unity strengthens the existing college near Bryan, protecting federal aid and ensuring robust support for farmer education in Texas.
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National
Farm Journal of Dallas
The
Farmers’ Union
A. and M. College
Loxes Arrieres College
North
Texas
Bryan
Sigweer
Tabor Notes Parched Farm Week And Local Visits
Farmers welcome recent rain enabling corn planting and field work while social news includes Pearl Fullerton’s return to Wheelock for school, visits among McCallums, Sealeys, Ball and Rudasill families, a mad dog bite trip to Austin for George Maynard, and a well attended musical at the Ball home with Tom McCallum and John Barnes.
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Pearl Fullerton
Wheelock
Tom McCallum
Carl Sealey
Bryan
W. H. Johnson
George Henry
Volpey Lefevre
Miss Vexs
Edge
VV Septewe
W. R. Ball
John Barnes
In Memoriam Jim W Scott of Brazos County
In Memoriam honors Jim W Scott born Brazos County November 11 1574 died at home New College Station March 2 21. Wife Willie Powers three children and family mourn a life of upright character and civic virtue remembered as not dead but sleeping in heaven.
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Jim W. Scott
Brazos County
M. A. Scott
New College Station
Willie Powers
W. L. Powers
Kingdom of Heaven
Blanton School News Recaps Visits and Illness
Miss Ray Wiley returns to Bryan after an absence. Visitors include Miss Lena Nicols and Mrs Charlston from Harris School House. Mr Walter Armstrong of Barkley Texas returns home after visiting relatives. Mrs R B Elliott and son Marvin visit E C Elliott of Edge. Mr Charlie Locke is on the sick list. Miss Eula Elliott attends Wheelock services. Mrs J B Dunn of Benchley visits R B Elliott. Last week no school due to Miss Pinkie Ferguson illness. Wishing success to the Eagle and its readers.
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Ray Wiley
Bryan
Lena Nicols
Charlston
Harris School House
J. D. Castle
Walter Armstrong
Barkley
Texas
R. B. Elliott
Maryin
E. C. Elliott
Edge
Charlie Locke
Eula Elliott
Wheelock
J. B. Dunn
Benchley
Pinkie Ferguson
the Eagle
Public misreadings and a tense elevator moment
An overheard exchange shows Kennedy era tension as a man contemplates a stamp price and asks for pardon, while a female figure contemplates inspiration. The scene shifts to an elevator, with hints of political figures and manuscript secrecy, ending with an anxious wait and a resolved, hurried departure.
Markets Report From Kansas City Stock Yards
The quarantine market rose 10 to 20 cents with 51 cars sold today, led by 1100 to 1300 lb good steers at 4.55 to 5.00 and medium steers 900 to 1050 lb at 4.00 to 4.75. Cattle supply is about 10 percent below a year ago. receipts unlikely to grow before late April. Two trains of 1060 lb steers from Gainesville Texas sold at 4.65. Native market up 15 to 25 cents on steadier receipts. all cattle weighed and sold before 11:30. Report by A. Rickart, L. S. Correspondent.
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Kansas City
Gainesville
Texas
A. Rickart
L. S
Junior Battalion staff leads college weekly edition
The Houston Post notes The Battalion junior edition edited by the Junior class with Paul D. Casey as editor in chief Jesse Dale as assistant editor R. W. Faust local editor A. I. Cornell athletic editor C. M. Evans exchange editor T. J Beasley YMCA editor and all juniors as assistants. The issue combines literary merit with up to date reporting and reflects well on the college and readers in Texas agriculture and mechanical college.
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Students’ Association of the College
Paul D. Casey
Jesse Dale
R. W. Faust
A. I. Cornell
C. M. Evans
T. J Beasley
Young Men's Christian Association
Tennis at A and M Could Become Recognized Sport
Prof Campbell says Athletic Council has not yet recognized tennis as a branch of athletics. No meeting this year to decide tennis, but it is likely to be listed among regular college sports. Captain Sargent frees six top players from drill and retreat to play each evening. a team may be sent to Waco.
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Campbell
Sargent
Waco
Crows Target Boll Weevils in Lamar County Texas
News notes five mining and agricultural items across Texas. Higgins Oil Company reports a fine well at Petrolia. Dave Shapiro plans five cotton warehouses in Dallas County. An artesian well in Denton yields 100 gallons per minute. Bishop Rouxei of New Orleans travels to San Antonio seeking health.
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Lamar County
Texas
Higgins Oil Company
Ital
Petrolia
Tex
Dave Shapiro
Dallas County
Denton
Rouxei
New Orleans
San Antonio
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Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
M. Lawrence & Co
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Abe
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Ken
Col. A
Arters
Asso
M. B. Eapa
J. H. Whier
Ben Eidso
Dr. W. F
H. Z. Dango Naga c. Fate
Starisly
Sanotli
Ben P. Wilson
T. P. Hall
Erentone F. C. Whatley
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Joe B. Reed
FE. O. Boggs
Navasota
J. D
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T. A
W. Wipprecht
Our King
Qualit
Hunter & Chatham
North Texas A. and
M. College
Ltural Educatiion
Heaes
UU Bem
Clamot
Eta Lee
Tabor
Wile
Blanton School
Telmo
Kennedy
Legis
Houston Post
Monroe Edge
J.W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
Allen Academy
Carson Pho
W. A. Watkin
Sewall & Company
Ance Life
S. Bryan
C. L. Hilger
Brazos Valley Martle and Granite Works
N. Jametta
James & Nunn
J. F. Eaves
Smith Building
W. H. Lawrence
Lover Haswell
the Family Safety Oil
C. E. Bullock & Co
Will S. Higgs
Ed Hall
B. Kaczer & Co
D. Mike Jr
J. H. Mawhinney
Sanders Bros
Jno
M. Sebesta
Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Dallas
Friend-In-Need Society
Joe B.reed
Morris Furniture Co
Exchange
Mexico- ST. Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Mexico
Pullman
Bath
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A. Geo
D. Hunter, A. G. P
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Palestine
E. D. Mouzon
Carnegie Hall
Mouzon
Southern Methodist Church
Organ Fund
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