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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1926

Page

4

Better Farming Contest entrants and county farm notes

Joe Locke of Zack enters the Better Farming Contest with entries in the feed cotton and best terraced farm events. Brazos County Poultry Association meets April 5 with Will Jones likely to speak on poultry industry goals. The piece also discusses pooling wool profits, nitrate trials, chick care, scarecrows, Shirock club program, hog scarcity notes, Alma Perkins 4-H record, and 1927 watermelon grower efforts in Wellborn.

Joe Locke Zack Bryan Chamber of Commerce Locke Robert Davidson Luther Holligan W. E. Moore J. W. Fuller W. C. Rains A. Schram J. L. Sample Ed Chytil Joe Brazos County Ohio Farm Journal Watermelon Association Wellborn Watermelon Growers Association Watermelon Growers‘ Association Poultry Association

Boone Prairie Community News and Social Notes

Boon e Prairie reports rainy weather and roadwork concerns plus numerous family visits and local activities. Residents Ruby Connell Leona Bray Carter Standford and others are mentioned with neighbors and a church class led by Howard Mitchell. Kingpin Will Connell underwent thumb surgery in Marlin and sick lists include J W Johnson and Hange Jett.

Boone Prairie Ruby Connell Leona Bray Carter Standford Lee Standford Headsville Joseph Funderburk Blake Rogers Howard Mitchell Lynn Johnson Ruth Carl Hearne Ed Baker J. W. Johnson Roselle Merryman Eunice Lois Baker Pearl Wood Edna Bray Clara Ellison Lucinda Baker Joe Ellison Mount Pleasant T. M. McDaniel H. W. Mitchell John Hedge Kosse

Local Bryan Shoppers Describe Weekend Visits

Kurten residents Henry Endler and sister Gussie shopped in Bryan on Saturday. Reverend J J Pipkin led services at Missionary Baptist Church. Mrs James Lang Florine Raymond and Odus were Bryan shoppers, and Will Henderson family visited Allen Academy.

Kurten Henry Endler Gussie Bryan J. J. Pipkin Missionary Baptist Church James Lang Florine Raymond Odus Will Henderson Britten Henderson Allen Academy Will Kelley M. B. Easters Keith B. Kelley Lorene Keith C. L. Benson Abbie Sevier Anton Fridel Victoria Josephine Fridel W. H. Buchanan Johnnie Koppe Lillian Marguerite Buchanan

Social Notes From Bryan and Nearby Towns

Miss Frances Fridel visits sister Miss Bernardetta in Rye this week. J L Hurff and wife visit son in College. Little Margaret Franze joins Wixon school as it reopens. Bryan hosts a dance with music from the Hall. Henry Rahnert and Emanuel Kasiskie spend weekend at home. A J Hearne and wife visit Bryan relatives. Mrs Jerry Murphy and daughter Geraldine join Mrs James Lang in Bryan Tuesday.

Frances Fridel Bernardetta Rye Jesse Gilpin, Jr Elsie Rae Gilpin Pansy Odom Florine Lang Lillie Belle Gilpin Bryan Kurten J. F. Hurff J. L. Hurf

Ownership Statement for Bryan Weekly Eagle Dated April 1926

The document records Bryan Weekly Eagle ownership and management by Eagle Printing Company and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, listing stockholders including Rountree, Cole, Gordon, Parker, and others. It notes no bonds or security holders of 1 percent or more, sworn April 1, 1926, before Notary L. B. Locke.

Bryan Weekly Eagle Bryan Texas State of Texas County of Brazos Lee. J. Rountree Busines Eagle Printing Company Lee J. Rountree R. J. Cole J. N. Cole C. M. Cole J. M. Gordon J. W. Coulter G. S. Parker Julia Parezek R. O. Allen Ruth J. Gordon Jac. K. Parker Dana Carnes Parker-Astin Hdn. Co J. T. Maloney Travis B. Bryan H. 0. Boatwright First National Bank Oak McKenzie Mills P. Walker D. D. Williamson Pat Newton P. A. Tardy E. J. Fermier College Station Mrs. Geo. Grupe Cleburne J. N. Carnes Carthage F. E. Geisiecke Austin J. C. Nagle Dallas L. B. Locke

Tabor Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Weather stays cold in April as Tabor reports visits from Hazel Bacon and Louise Blanton. Bryan high band members Clyde Bowman and friends attend events, with plans for Harvey to bring a play. Welfare Club program features school performances and talk on poultry care by D H Reid. Band receives praise for Friday night music. Noland Crenshaw named Poultry Association committeeman. meeting adjourns in Bryan.

Tabor Hazel Bacon Millican School W. G. Colson Louise Blanton College G. W. Blanton Our Little Burg Clyde Bowman Benchley Bryan High Effie Rice S. R. Rice R. H. Henry Eula Beth Locke Chas. E. Locke Elmer Wilson Greenland Henry Moore Mammy Ann C. L. Benson M. M. Erskine Lions Club Happy Seven Ella Bandelin Albert Nedbalek Bill Turek Bennie Nedbalek Frank Nedbalek Louis Nedbalek Sam Knox Angel Mesdames W. G. Colson C. E. Locke Noland Crenshaw Poultry Association Bryan

Kings Highway School Closes After Splendid Rainy Term

Kings Highway April 1 report says the school closed Thursday with a splendid program. Rain hindered attendance as patrons traveled by wagon and buggy. several pupils and teachers leave for Huntsville Alpine and Sul Ross College. Notable events include a new baby, gardens washed away, and the Navasota river running out of banks for two weeks.

Kings Highway Sybil Lewis Huntsville Millie Lys Sethel Linn Mangis John A. Health, Jr Normangee Louise Fletcher Alpine Texas Sul Ross College Batson R. B. Hearne F. Kindt Navasota

Miss Eugenia Cochran Returns Home For Easter Visit

Miss Eugenia Cochran a Texas Woman's College student Fort Worth arrived today to spend the Easter holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs H N Cochran at home.

Eugenia Cochran Texas Woman's College Fort Worth Mrs. H. N. Cochran

Barron Seeks Re election to State Legislature District 26

Bryan attorney W S Barron seeks re election to the State Legislature representing the 26th District which covers Grimes and Brazos counties. He served the district in the last session and asks for the voters support.

W. S. Barron Bryan Grimes and Brazos Barron

City Drags Dirt Streets Begin Saturday Work Continues

Municipal notes indicate the city began dragging dirt streets on Saturday and will continue the operation today until all dirt is cleared. The effort aims to improve road conditions across affected neighborhoods.

Pletzer Brazos Valley Hatchery School House Bryan

City completes pavement rehab and enforces stock grazing laws

The City of Bryan finishes paving improvements with cracked streets filled and smooth surfaces. Construction advances at the light plant for a new engine unit with foundations underway and brickwork to start next week. May delivery of the engine is anticipated. Citizens are warned that grazing dairy cows on sidewalks and streets violates city charter sections 383, 453, and 455 and carries fines from five to twenty five dollars. the city pledges enforcement to curb stray stock, preferring compliance over arrests.

City Light New City

Deacon Dubbs Presented By Tabor Hi Class

Tabor high school's Senior Class of 1926 performed the graduation play Deacon Dubbs on Friday night March 19 in the new auditorium. The well attended showing drew visitors from Bryan, College, Folge, Wheelock, Steep Hollow, Benchley and nearby communities. Cast included Misses Inez Sample Bessie Batton Irene Moore and Effie Wil-

Tabor Tabor High School Deacon Dubbs Bryan College Folge Wheelock Steep Hollow Benchley Inez Sample Bessie Batton Irene Moore Effie Wil

Local School Play Delights With Music and Talent

Gladys Blanton Udell Rudi sal Eula Beth Locke Sam Walker George Broach Ervin Lawless Freddie Conrad Curtis Elliott Philip Tremont Chester Kirby all performed credit to themselves and teachers. Several songs were sung by Erlene Barnett Eula Beth Locke Louise Broach and Vella McAlily with music by Merle Minkert and Miss Cline of Bryan.

Gladys Blanton Udell Rudisal Eula Beth Locke Sam Walker George Broach Ervin Lawless Freddie Conrad Curtis Elliott Philip Tremont Chester Kirby Erlene Barnett Louise Broach Vella McAlily Merle Minkert Miss Cline Bryan

Gladys Reed Cummins 19 Dies After Illness in Harvey

Harvey newspaper reports the death of Gladys Reed Cummins 19 after illness in Dallas. Born March 1907, she joined Missionary Baptist Church as a teen, studied at Baylor Belton Huntsville and Houston, married Walter Cummins, lived in Dallas where complications from an operation led to her death. A funeral at Old Bethel cemetery followed by a service led by Rev. R. L. Brown.

Eagle Harvey Gladys Reed Cummins Gladys Jim Reed Missionary Baptist Church of R. L. Brown Baylor Belton Huntsville Houston Old Bethel Cemetery Marshal Edgar Peters William Kincanon Ottie Kelly Nan Jones Irvin Todd Walter Cum

Meeting of Shirock agricultural club fills school house

The Shirock school boys and girls agricultural club held its first meeting on a Saturday night March 27 in the school house. Jew el Gandy presided. Grace Atkins read minutes. a program featured songs, a play Safety's Victory and a fruit of club work discussion by County Agent C L Benson. Ignacio Kulak won a pretender precating contest, and lemonade was served. Attendees included D C Memmtosh, T H Krenek, J W Dominik, A J Tabor and many others.

Shirock Shirock Club Grace Atkins A. J. Talor Jerome Kulak Anna Ruth Gandy Johnnie Atkins Victoria Dominik Gladys Krenek Vera Atkins Adolph Watthuer Allen Gandy Mryde Lloyd Charlie Dominik Ula Mae Lloyd A. J. Tabor C. L. Benson H. D. Cuykendall Mr. Benson Ignace Kulak Benson Cuykendall D. C. McIntosh Melntosh Bryan Martin Wideawake Club D. C. Memmtosh Charles T. H. Krenek J. W. Dominik Tom Sebesta Elizabeth Atkins Lahla Barron Trumis Carroll Stella Carroll J. M. Marten Louis and Antone Vitopil Anton Watthuer R. E. Carroll Roy Atkins Bryan Eagle

Cauliflower Troubles and Local Literary Society Meetings

Mrs Davidson reports cauliflower with long leaves but no heads forming and seeks advice. Harvey has reorganized her literary society meeting every two weeks at 8 30 on Saturday nights with a good turnout and a $15 15 lights collection. Public invited to attend these meetings.

Cyrus W Jennings Ill With Pneumonia At In Laws Home

Cyrus W Jennings is reported quite ill with pneumonia at the home of his father in law Judge J W Hamilton and family on West 26th street.

Cyrus W. Jennings J. W. Hamilton West 26Th Street

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C. L. Beas Poultry Club Alma Perkins Braxton County West Virginia Alma Runn Gary Hitt Congress Chamber of Commerce City of Deacon Tabor Hi Class W. P. Jones Shirock School House Bayle Printing Company Ford Bry Ntees Yee Chambers-Wilson Motor Company Ose Llns Ly
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