Amnesty Proclaimed in Cuba on April 1 1880
The history note recalls Cuba declaring amnesty on April 1 1880. The event marks a policy shift toward clemency amid lingering colonial tensions.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1931
Page
4
Rockne Remembered As Leader Of Youth And Football Genius
The nation mourns Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football legend and influential youth leader. He died midair on a Pacific Coast trip, leaving a lasting legacy as a coach and psychologist who shaped sportsmanship and a fighting spirit. His impact endures in players, students, and the broader world of sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame University
Pacific Coast
Rockne
Notre Dames
Annals of Sport
Notre Dame
Gip
West Point
Living at Home movement boosts county farming and markets
Community clubs and the Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce push the living at home program to expand gardens and poultry, with a Farmers Market to market surplus produce. Residents encouraged to support local farmers by buying fresh Brazos County farm products and improving household menus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Win
Bryan and Brazos County
Brazos County
Governor Praises Texas Legislature Open Sessions Confidence
In remarks on the 42nd Legislature the governor commends open sessions during the first 60 days and notes continued hearings, morning and afternoon work, and Saturdays. He believes urgent bills will pass without a special session, crediting lawmakers for responsible conduct and trust from the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sunday Revival Draws Large Crowds Across Bryan Churches
Churches in Bryan reported record Sunday attendance with Rev. A A Hyde and Rev. Jno L Wharton among others preaching at First Christian First Baptist First Methodist and Free Will Baptist and Presbyterian. Several additions were noted and services continue through the week toward Easter. Eagle Want Ad offers quick disposal for odd furniture or items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
First Christian Church
A. A. Hyde
First Baptist Church
Fire Destroys Barber Shop on Main Street
A Sunday morning blaze in the Palasota barber shop on Main Street between 24th and 24th streets caused total losses to the shop equipment and smoke damage to Gerson Dry Goods and Roman and Vick Drug Store. The Knights of Columbus Hall on the second floor was threatened but remained largely intact. Fire Chief Chas Griesser says the fire likely started mid shop and may have been caused by a cigarette. losses are expected near 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palasota
Main Street
24Th
24Th Streets
Gerson Dry Goods
Roman and Vick
Knights of Columbus Hall
Gerson
Chas.Griesser
Fstrem
Winners Named in Brazos County Essay Contest
Winners in the Brazos County Interscholastic League essay contest were announced. In Class A high school first place went to Shirleed Walker of Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan. Class B high school first place Jean Sandstedt College Station with Edith Payne Edge Grammar School second. Maurine Williamson Travis School first, Sara Allen Cofer College Station second, Geraldine Gilpin Kurten third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirleed Walker
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bryan
Jean Sandstedt
College Station
Edith Payne
Edge
Grammar School
Maurine Williamson
Travis School
Sara Allen Cofer
Geraldine Gilpin
Kurten
Pension Increase For Episcopal Clergymen Announced
The Church Pension Board announced a raise in the minimum pension for retired Episcopal clergymen from 600 to 1000 dollars annually. The 66 2 3 percent increase will lift this year’s fund payments to about 1 million dollars. Officers include Bishop William Lawrence president J Pierpont Morgan treasurer Samuel Mather and Monell Sayer vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Pension Board
Episcopal
William Lawrence
Massachussets
J. Pierpont Morgan
Samuel Mather
Cleveland
Monell Sayer
New York
Brazos County A M Mothers Club Meeting Scheduled
The Brazos County A M Mothers Club will hold its last meeting of the year at Mrs. E O Sieeke s home on the campus in College Friday at 3 PM All mothers connected with A M College students and others interested in student welfare are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
A. and M. Mothers
E. O. Sieeke
College
Mothers of A
Chief Martin BETTER resting at daughter's Dansby home
W. S. Martin, who suffered a heart attack last week, is reported resting comfortably today. He is at the home of his daughter Mrs. D. Paul in Dansby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Martin
D. Paul, Dansby
Insomniac City and Nightlife Figures of New York 1931
In New York City immense sleep deprivation and nocturnal restlessness define daily life. The piece notes high insomnia rates, pervasive sleep aids, and a booming rest and retreat industry with steep rates. It also mentions famous figures like Irving Berlin and Flo Ziegfeld, and odd social anecdotes about nightlife and stage stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Wall Street
Lubbock Airport Seeks Bids for Flood Lights and Markers
Light bids due April 9 for flood lights and boundary markers at Lubbock municipal airport funded by a recent bond issue. City commission will receive the bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Feast of Harmony settles for quiet morsel over noisy offerings
Daily Bible Thought highlights Proverbs 17 1 underscoring that a dry morsel with peace is better than a house full of sacrifices with strife. The message emphasizes tranquility and harmony over ritual excess.
Bryan Morning Eagle items from 1906 April 1
Twenty five years ago notes record Prof R F Smith clearing 100 acres on Brazos river and planting 1000 trees expected to bear in five years. Rev W J Derrick named Texas Woman's College field secretary. E L Myers and Sallie Hodges wed near Wellborn. Lt Gov George D Neal traveled through Bryan en route to Austin. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Joe Wren of Iola and Judge John N Henderson family. Various move and license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
R. F. Smith
Brazos River
W. J. Derrick
First Baptist Church
Yazoo City
Miss
Texas Woman's College
E. L. Myers
Sallie Hodges
Wellborn
George D. Neal
Navasota
Austin
Joe Wren
Iola
R. L. Pool
Dora Battle
A. C. Breitz
Nettie
Texarkana
Russell Watkins
Houston
Watkins
John N. Henderson
John B. Mike
Industry Outlook From 1929 Depression to Recovery Signs
The article notes a shift from public gloom to cautious optimism as late 1929 indicators rise. It cites car loadings up 60,000 weekly, auto production up 45 percent, building contracts up 90 percent, and steel up 25 percent. Advertising support is linked to improved sales and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Block
America
Life Behind the Footlights at a Chicago Home
Harriett Schneider of Chicago appears in backstage life scenes as she and her mother cut punchboards for a factory. They wear modest winter outfits and share bridge games with local boys, illustrating a quiet domestic portrait amid theater masquerade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Schneider
Chicago
Harriet
Savings and Banking Faith in a Changing Economy
A shaky opinion piece notes rising savings deposits and rebuts the idea that small saves fail. A finance expert suggests saving half a salary weekly for ten years builds wealth, while saving five dollars weekly risks rapid spending by Christmas. The author argues a hundred dollars at compound interest loses value over a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Akers
Editorial on Unemployment Estimates and Data Gaps
The New York Times contends that the Commerce Department and Census Bureau figures on unemployment are discordant and potentially misleading. It notes differing methods, limited manufacturing coverage, and possible rural migration to cities that could inflate totals, urging caution in accepting 6,050,000 unemployed as a precise national figure.
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Commerce Department
Great Britain
Census Bureau
Lamont
Bureau of Statistics
Statistical Bureau
New York
New York Times
Drab Home Tragedy: Harriet Schneider Shoots Father
In a quiet family, 21 year old Alberta and 16 year old Albert Schneider faced an abusive home. Harriet Schneider shot her father after he taunted her mother, claiming motive rooted in anger and protecting family. The piece reflects on home life and the roots of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Albert
Harriet
Albert Schneider
Harrett Schneider
Child neglect cited in Mexia News editorial
The editorial laments three children raised in a home lacking kindness and argues children deserve loving parents. It asserts upbringing shapes growth, noting that a barren environment harms the child and that rightful nourishment from parental care is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia News
Franco Italian naval accord publicized amid peace hopes
The Franco Italian naval agreement, aided by Britain, is public and viewed as a step toward European peace. Observers say Balkans' balance now hinges on France and Italy, with potential to avert or provoke broader conflict. A separate note reports the Christian Endeavor convention in Bonham, Texas, April 10 11 and 12 covering Fannin Grayson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
France
Italy
Balkan
Germany
Europe
Bonham
District Organization of Christetian Endeavor
Fannin
Grayson Counties
Willis Davis and Lottie Gardner to marry in Brazos County
Willis Davis and Lottie V Gardner both of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B McGee. The filing indicates a forthcoming marriage between the two residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Davis
Lottie V. Gard’ner
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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LIGHT
Lubbock Airport
Daily Bible Thought
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