Newspaper Reporter Becomes Owner of Best Equipped Farm
Hon. W. F. Shilling, Federal Farm Board member, told A. and M. College students about Minnesota dairy development. He spoke at 3 p.m. Monday in Northfield, recounting his rise from reporter to farm editor and dairy cooperative pioneer. His Land O Lakes Creamery handled over 150 million dollars in dairy products last year.
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Minnesota
W. F. Shilling
Federal Farm Board
M. College
Farm Congress
New York State
Northfield
Minn
Shilling
United States
School of Agriculture
A. and
Texas Farmers Predict Big Corn and Potatoes Crop Increase
The Texas prospective crop acreage report shows increases in corn 9 percent to about 1,911,000 acres and in grain sorghums, Irish and sweet potatoes, and tame hay, with oats and barley down. Cotton acreage not reported. Reports reflect intended plantings, not actual acreage.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Carl H. Robinson
United States Department of Agriculture
Robinson
United States
Women Editors Of Farm Journal Visit Bryan
Mrs. Julia Kiene and Miss Marianna Kittell editors from Topeka Kansas and Miss Lucy Givens Brazos county home demonstration agent toured Brazos county women active in home improvement. The visitors spoke with local progressors writing success stories for Capper's Farmer and praised Texas prospects.
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Julia Kiene
Marianna Kittell
Topeka
Kansas
Woman's Department
Capper
Farmer
Bryan
Lucy Givens
Brazos County
Texas
Griffin Guest Of Ex Bryanites Dines With Frances Carlyle
Mrs. Frances H. Carlyle of New York entertained her son FE. C. Carlyle’s Bryan connections at dinner. Guests included George Griffin of Bryan studying music in New York, James Rather and Mrs. Rather, and A. C. Hutson and wife. A bridge party followed at Mrs. Charles McLendon’s home with Willie Rogers Bryan blue bonnet prizes.
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Frances H. Carlyle
New York City
FE. C. Carlyle
Bryan
New York
George Griffin
Proschowski
James Rather
M. College
A. C. Hutson
Texas A
Rather
Corrine Carson
College Station
A. and
M. College of Texas
Carlyle
Charles McLendon
Willie Rogers
Kerrville Man Dead. Relatives Live Here
Mrs. R. H. Harrison and her daughter Miss Lucy Harrison travel to Kerrville for the funeral of Mrs. Harrison's brother-in-law W. C. Bell. Bell served as American Express Co. agent in Kerrville for many years after a prolonged illness.
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R. H. Harrison
Lucy Harrison
Kerrville
Ownership and circulation data for Bryan Weekly Eagle 1930 notice
The document presents an ownership statement for The Bryan Weekly Eagle of Bryan Texas dated April 1930. It lists publisher The Eagle Printing Company editor and managing editor Mrs Lee J Rountree and business manager Mrs Lee J Rountree. It also names stockholders including multiple Texas residents and firms. None of the security holders exceed 1 percent. The notary records sworn testimony by Mrs Lee J Rountree.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Magic
The
Eagle Printing Company, Inc
Texas
Tex
the Eagle Printing Company, Inc
R. J. Cole
J. N. Cole
J. M. Gordon
W. J. Coulter
Dana Carnes
F. E. Giesecke
College Station
M. P. Walker
Parker-Astin Hdn. Co
First National Bank
D. D. Williamson
D. D. Williamson, Jr
Ruth J. Gordon
R. O. Allen
J. T
Maloney
C. M. Cole
J. N. Carnes
Beaumont
Pat Newton
P. A. Tardy
Ww. Kelley
Bryan Women Plan Civic Market and Pride Drive
The Woman's Auxiliary seeks to unite Bryan's women to boost home grown products and civic pride. The group lists many members and invites all Bryan women to join, noting no dues or costs to participate.
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Bryan
Woman’s Auxiliary
Mesdames
N. A. Stewart
W. F. Gelber
J. L. Brock
Tyler Haswell
John M. Lawrence
W. H. Cole
Eugene Edge
Albert Buchanan
J. W. Barton
Chas
Kosarek
Travis B. Bryan
Wilson Bradley
Egbert Jones
J. E. Hensarling
Luke Patronella
Frank Patroenella
D. D. White
M. L. Parker
J. D. Martin
Mike Altamore
Powell Winter
J. N. Dulaney
Griff Cloud
Operstein
J. 8. Caldwell
Split House Proposal Sparks Family Living Debate
Dr Hill argues for maintaining separate households within the same dwelling. He contends that families could occupy distinct sections while avoiding cohabitation. The plan aims to preserve autonomy amid shared space.
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Hill
Census enumerations to cover home, ownership, and work
The article explains how separate quarters may count as separate families for census purposes and that April will see citizens questioned. A head of family answers 25 questions on home ownership, occupancy, education, and foreign birth while nine more assess employment conditions. It notes the universal question on whether a radio exists and mentions a Duke & Ayres store advertisement for brooms.
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Hill
Mothers Day Picnic Proposal For Bryan Park
Reverend F BD Urbanovsky urges Bryan residents to celebrate Mothers Day with a city picnic in the park. He proposes an expansive playground dedicated to mothers and their children, and suggests repurposing unused pipes and iron into community attractions like a Ferris wheel and giant swing.
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Bryan
Political Notes Outline State Appointments and Elections
G W Crouch of Tyler is named superintendent of the Dickinson Orphans Home for Negroes at Gilmer. Gov Moody asks Dr A C Scott of Temple to reconsider and stay on the prison board. Bobbitt rides a tidal wave for election as Attorney General and names Heber Henry as assistant AG. J O Duvall enters lieutenant governor race. A $3 per capita school payment will be issued April 10 totaling 4 280 577 dollars with 4 per capita remaining unpaid before July 1.
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G. W. Crouch
Tyler
Board of Control
Dickinson Orphans
Gilmer
Dan Moody
A. C. Scott
Temple
Dr. Scott
R. L. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Heber Henry
Cleburne
B. L. Whitehurst
S. M. N. Marrs
Doney and Minnie Dunn Seek Marriage License
In Brazos county Doney and Minnie Dunn filed no notice of intention to marry and an application for a marriage license with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday.
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Doney
Minnie Dunn
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Week End Specials on Mixed Chicks at Hatchery
Longhorn Hatchery on Collowe Avenue offers odds and ends of mixed chicks one day to one week old at ten cents each this week only.
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Longhorn Hatchery
Collowe Avenue
Atro
Baptist Choir Easter Sunday Program
The First Baptist church choir under HL P Black directs a mixed group presenting anthems hymns solos and duets on Easter Sunday. Rehearsals are underway and a strong program is assured.
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First Baptist
Hl, P. Black
Mr and Mrs Prange of Macey Shop in Bryan Today
Mr and Mrs R Prange of Macey were seen shopping in Bryan today, with no other details provided.
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R. Prange of
Macey
Bryan
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Dr. F. S. Wallets
Main and
26Th St
Gibb’s Store
New Haven
Buenos ‘Aires
Ristoral
Lima
America
I Mendoza
Buenos “Aires
Herbert G. Partridge
George R. Penn
Buenos Aires
Haven
Congress
County
Ai Brazos
Hensarling
Bryan, Texas
B. & J. Sales CO
Wilson Bradley Store
Duke & Ayres
Christian Science Monitor
Science Pusitsmns Society
Boston
Massachusetts
Dad News of
Enubs
Bath Bay Station
Mass
of el
Afrior
People’s Column
F. BD. Urbanovsky
J. O. Duvall
Fort Worth
Chie Ohkene
Kapi
Poman & Vick
Baptist Choir
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Eagie
Yeager-Edge Hardware CO
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