Trinity River Navigation Advocated Amid Brazos Plan
A Texas article argues for developing Trinity River navigation linking with the intracoastal canal, boosting commerce with Pittsburgh and Chicago. It cites flood control and Brazos River Conservation efforts to reclaim lands, conserve water, and enable broader inland shipping and industrial use across the state.
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Trinity River
Nearberacoastal Canal
W. S. Mosher
East Texas
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Minneapolis
Trinity
Brazos River
Texas
Brazos District
Brazos
Ady
Long Service End for Bryan Chamber Secretary Eberstadt
Good work for Bryan Today reports final day of over thirteen years as secretary of the Bryan and County Chamber of Commerce. EB Eberstadt, who joined 14 years ago, declined re election for another year at January board meeting. Under his tenure Bryan grew from a 125 member country town to a robust moderate city with a larger membership, improved finances, and expanded municipal utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and County
Eberstadt
Bryan
Chamber of Ree
Eberstadt’s Leadership Shaped Bryan’s Chamber Growth
A tribute to Eberstadt as Bryan’s chamber secretary whose 13 years guided the East Texas Chamber of Commerce through growth and planning for larger strides. The article credits his loyal, energetic service for Bryan’s development and its aspiring future.
Farmers seek local market for Brazos county farm goods
A Brazos county drive toward diversified farming stresses growing feed crops and home produced foods. Producers push toward local markets in Bryan to buy and sell dairy poultry vegetables with surplus profits and lower living costs, aided by closer producer distributer cooperation. In contrast, Boston agents plan padlocking hotels floor by floor, risking many to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Boston
Federal
Burr Oak horse crash and other early 20th century notes
A team of horses driven by an Italian farmer ran away in Bryan injuring the driver after colliding with an electric light pole. J B R Collier of Mumford was in Bryan yesterday. Also noted are immigrant counts in New York, Booker T. Washington and Roosevelt meeting, Dallas population, a Shreveport freight depot cost, and obituaries including Mrs Rebecca Tyler and Mrs Jane Stanford.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Bryan Street
J. BR. Collier
Mumford
Bryan
Mexico
Yuma
Arizona
Booker T. Washington
Roosevelt
Washington
Dallas
Texas and Pacific
Shreveport
New York
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
National Cotton Association
Rebecca Tyler
Superior
Wis
Jane Stanford
Stanford University
Palo Alto
California
Bey Chapel
The Persistent Advertiser Wins in Commerce
The article argues that successful merchants win by quality goods and truthful advertising. It emphasizes buying right, advertising honesty, and clear language. Continuous advertisers earn public confidence, retain customers, and grow their business through square deals.
Notice to bidders for church repairs in Bryan Texas
Bids will be received at the office of George A Adams until 5 o clock p m April 8 for repairs to the First Christian church Bryan Texas Specifications covering the proposed work may be secured at Guy P Bittle s office
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George A. Adams
First Christian Church
Bryan
Texas
Guy P. Bittle
Mr and Mrs August Straub Shop in Beyaon Today
Mr. and Mrs. August Straub of Wellboyn were shopping in Beyaon today.
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August Straub
Wellboyn
Beyaon
Lights and Shadows on Manhattan Isle
A self portrait of a long time New York writer reflecting on his career. He recalls writing nightly for sixteen years, taking pride in his work, and the quirks of his routine. He notes generous mail from California and Denver, rare harsh letters, and a supportive wife who handles contracts and income.
Agricultural workers confer with Shilling at A and M College
Visitors at A and M College attended conferences between college officials and Hon We F Shilling of the Federal Farm Board in Washington. Attendees included Dr F C Buechel of the Texas University farm economics department Eugene Butler editor of Progressive Farmer J C Richardson Farm and Ranch W I Ross Grimes county agent Miss Kate Kelly Grimes county home demonstration agent Glenn Stinnett Robertson county agent and C L Benson Brazos county agent. Mr and Mrs W 5 Hanover of Wheelock visited Bryan and stayed with Mr and Mrs J H Beard. The Eagle Wanted Column will bring results when you wish for them.
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A. and
M. College
We F Shilling
Federal Farm Board
Washington, D. C
F. C. Buechel
Department of
Farm Economics
Texas University
Eugene Butler
Progressive Farmer
J. C. Richardson
Farm and Ranch
W. I. Ross
Grimes County
Kate Kelly
Glenn Stinnett
Hanover
Wheelock
Bryan
J. H. Beard
Colmn
Prize money for Brazos County Legion fair approved
The Chamber of Commerce approved a $500 appropriation to build up the prize list for the Brazos County American Legion fair. County Agent C. L. Benson and Miss Lucy Givens will select the prizes, per the agricultural committee chaired by H. H. Williamson.
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Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Committee
H. H. Williamson
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
R. V. Armstrong
Wilson Bradley
W. J. Couter
Mit Dansby
W. K. Gibbs
F. L. Henderson
W. S. Higgs
Tyler Haswell
W. C. Mitchell
M. L. Parker
Lee J. Rountree
Auto Equipment Thieves Hit Edge Apartments Garage
Auto equipment thieves worked a brief burglary spree in Edge apartments garages Saturday night, leaving three cars damaged Sunday morning. E M Regenbrecht’s car lost all four tires while Dr W E Young and F E Glenn suffered missing accessories. The Dolly Boyett Oil and Gas Company also reported theft from a large truck at Bryan Service Station, with two tires and tools gone and total loss over $50.
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Edge Apartments
E. M. Regenbrecht
W. E. Young
FE. W. Glenn
Dolly Boyett Oil and Gas Company
Bryan
Creath Brazos W M U to Meet in Navasota
The W M U of Creath Brazos Baptist Association holds its regular quarterly session at First Baptist Church in Navasota on Tuesday April 8 starting at 10 a.m. A church lunch will follow. The morning opens with devotional, then associational business, with special speakers in the afternoon.
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W. MU. of
Creath-Brazos
Funeral Service Held Today for Woman of Edge
Funeral services for Mrs. J. A. Broaddus of the Edge community Brazos county were conducted at House cemetery near Edge by Rev. J. J. Pipkin of Pry an. Interment followed under McCulloch-Dansby of Bryan. Mrs. Broaddus aged 79 years 8 months and days died after long residence in Brazos county with her son in law J W Murphy and three sons KE H Broaddus of Hearne E F Broaddus of Crowell W J Broaddus of Chico.
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J. A. Broaddus
Edge
Brazos’ County
House Cemetery
J. J. Pipkin
Pryan
McCulloch-Dansby
Bryan
Brazos County
J. W. Murphy
Traitors to the Trade Haunt the Newspaper World
The article discusses the enduring stigma of traitors within journalism, noting that once a trusted employee breaches faith they are marked for life. It argues traitors can come from any department and warns editors keep blacklists across large and small papers.
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United States
Revival Service Draws Visitors from Several Cities
Visitors from Houston Iola Navasota Abilene and Norimangee attended revival services at College Avenue Baptist Church. Evangelist Dr Geo W McCall of Dallas preached Regeneration and The Baptism of the Holy Spirit with future talks on The Second Coming and The Two Closed Doors. Choir leader H C Seefeldt of Fort Worth sang solos as 24 additions were recorded by Rev Roy S Helloman.
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Messrs
C. B. Campbell
Spurgeon Bell
Harold Terry
Cmwistina Seefeldt
Cozette Lawrence
Alice Wells
Jances McClanahan
Houston
College Avenue Bapital Church
Aso
Iola
Thos
A. Gray
F. BE. Nation
Navasota
Abilene
Norimangee
Geo
Roy
Helloman
Dare
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Ford University
Manhattan Isle
D. C. Mintyre
Coumn
Ake
Broadway
Michael Arlen
Baton Rouge
Denver
Colorado
Sam
Newport
Cincinnati
Iata
Legion Fair
Creath
W. M. U. Tombur
Woman of
Reeuler
Sea Island
Eugene Edge & Son
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