Woman's Club Luncheon Opens A and M Convention
Bryans social events featured a luncheon at the Woman's Club with green white colors and Butterfly roses. Texas Federation officers and visitors arrived for the A and M event and a Guion Hall welcome program led by Mrs O B Martin.
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Mesdames Tyler Haswell
J. W. Batts
E. H. Astin
John Wheeler
Woman's Club
A. and M. College
A. and M
Texas Federation
Fourth District
R. F. Lindsey
Pleasant
J. L. Young
Mineral Wells
The
Vol
R. F. Lindsay
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Arrives in Bryan
Delegates and subcommittee members from the Fourth District arrive in Bryan for the 30th annual convention. About 150 delegates registered by noon Thursday, with more club women expected to join sessions and discussions on civic and social progress. Bryan officials welcome the visiting leaders and the convention's potential impact on community improvement and higher living standards.
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Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bryan
Foeman
Toose
Farmers praise land banks as drought relief holds steady
President M. H. Gossett of the Federal Land Bank in Houston notes no foreclosures in Northwest Texas since June 1930 and $2,539,000 in maturing installments paid by borrowers. The piece discusses farm sacrifices, government policy, and the need for prudent payments amid drought and credit pressures. It also touches city commission changes in Bryan and remarks on British alcohol spending versus U.S. figures, with political notes on Chicago and Texas bond issues.
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M. H. Gossett
Federal Land Hirbvat
Houston
Texas
Federal Land Bank
Fort Worth
Time by the Tick: New York Clock Craze and Tales
New York's Time Service plans broadcast by glass booth as over 300000 daily seek exact hour. Broad city clocks and beacons lure crowds while hotels and offices display timepieces. Editor Towne, Moss, and Miller recount curiosities and a quirky typewriter glitch ends with a final joke.
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New York
Pple
Broadway
Times Square
Fifth Avenue
Jersey
Hudson River
Business and Professional Women Hear International Views
Members welcomed Mrs. Ola Malcomb Powell of Washington DC who spoke on rural home conditions. Mrs Taubenhaus and Mrs Vinson discussed Jewish and English women leaders Florence Nightingale and Queen Victoria. A nominating committee was set for May elections and April 21 arranger for an employers picnic was named.
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Ola Malcomb Powell
Washington, D. C
Jack Criswell
C. W. Simmons
Powell
Washington
America
Taubenhaus
Vinson
Florence Nightingale
Queen Victoria
England
Cadet Spring Recess Amid Ross Named Company
The spring recess for the cadet band named for Lawrence Sullivan Ross, former Texas governor and Texas A and M president, marks a break for members while others abstain from festivities in the commentary.
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Crack Company of Cadets
Lawrence Sullivan Ross
Texas
Texas A. and
M. College
Bryan Lions Honor Cadet Rifle Exhibition Guests
The Bryan Lions Club attended a cadet rifle exhibition led by Capt. Lyons. Guests included Col. C. J. Nelson and several local figures while volunteers from the audience tested the rifles hitting a five foot square target.
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Lions Club
Capt. Lyons
Lions
Col. C. J. Nelson
R. D. McCullough
Ray Pippin
R. G. Higginbotham
Lieut. E. T. McCullough
James Sullivan
John Reed
W. L. Peaberthy
Johnnie Mitchell
S. D. Snyder
Norman
Charles Edge
F. D. Fuller
R. C. Franks
J. C. Goldsmith
C. F. Griesser
Fred Hale
Dr. Lamar Jones
Henry S. Locke
Capt
E. L. Lyons
R. A. McDaniel
Jess B. McGee
Charles S. Myers
W. E. Paulson
J. Coulter Smith
C. C. Todd Jr
A. S. Ware
W. F E. Wimberley
Luke Patronella
Jno
M. Lawrence Jr
S. H. Yarnell
Sankey Park
B. L. Warwick
C. N. Wyatt
Cyril Luker
Frederick A. Burt
Ed J. Harris
Bryan Student Plays on Sam Houston Band
Calvin Terrell, Bryan high school graduate of 1980, joins the Sam Houston State Teachers College orchestra and band. He studies at SHTC and teaches music in Bryan, with his mother Mrs A A Terrell living in Huntsville.
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Bryan
SAM Houston
Calvin Terrell
Bryan High School
Houstonian
Sam Houston State Normal
Huntsville
Whitehurst
A. A. Terrell
Terrell
S. H
Bryan Woman Returns From Woodman Meeting
Mrs. W. F. Miller returned from Mineral Wells after attending a Woodman Circle convention in Texas. She represented the Bryan Grove Woodman Circle and reported a good convention and a pleasant social time.
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Bryan
Woodman
W. F. Miller
Mineral Wells
Woodman Circle
Texas
Reward for brown mare shows work marks 5 years old
Notice offers a $10 reward for a brown mare described as five years old with no brand, about 15 hands high and 960 pounds. The ad mentions job work quality from C. Woston and invites customers to let The Eagle figure into their next order.
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C. Woston
The Lord Sustains They that wait upon the Lord
A daily Bible thought cites Isaiah 40 31 about renewed strength mounting up with wings as eagles and not growing weary The meditation emphasizes faith patience and divine support for endurance in daily life
Twenty-Five Years Ago in Bryan Morning Eagle April 8 1906
News brief from Brazos County notes breed stock farming urged for higher yields. Personal visits report Mrs Henrietta Moore Estelle Moore returning from Franklin. Ben Knox and daughter Madeline visiting Houston. Virginia West visiting. Day ton trip for illness in mama. Katy railroad pledges 10000 for Port OConnor improvements. 250000 to extend El Paso streetcar system linking theatre district to suburbs with A L Managan taking five year lease on a new 100000 theatre building.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Brazos County
Henrietta Moore
Estelle
Franklin
Ben Knox
Madeline
Houston
Virginia West
W. S. Johnson
Dayton
Cleo Frost
Corsicana
J. S. Mooring
Katy Railroad
Port O'Conner
Lavaca Bay
el Pago
A. L. Managan
California
Arizona
Tragic death of Bryan store owner under cloud of despondency
Albert Bloch, a Bryan businessman, died by poison in his store after a period of ill health and despondency. Investigators found carbolic acid in a glass and a note naming contacts in Beaumont and Houston. Bloch, a Lithuanian native who came to the U.S. as a youth, left a separated wife and no close relatives. Funeral plans awaited out of town friends and relatives.
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Bloch
J .H. Reed
Tillis
Mr. Bloch
S. Trinberg
Beaumont
Joe L. Romansky
Houston
Albert Bloch
Mr. Trinburg
Mr. Romansky
Lithuania
Bryan
Crockett
Public apathy toward local officials noted in Mexia text
The piece argues that non paid public positions suffer hostile talk but little cussing from the public. It asserts public indifference, with only a quarter of Mexia residents knowing city commissioners, and that attention rises mainly at election time.
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Mexia
Dear Mister Editor Letter on Georgia appeals court ruling
LES AKERS comments on a Georgia Court of Appeals decision about marital responsibility. He mocks the ruling and jokes about men managing wives, noting cases of unwed suitors and a husband demanding apologies for lack of conversation.
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Georgia Court of Appeals
Les Akers
Gandhi authorized to go to London to negotiate India’s future
The All-Indian Congress has authorized Mahatma Gandhi to travel to London to negotiate India’s constitutional settlement with Britain. Delegation support signals broader aims including control of army external affairs and finance, while moslem Hindu safeguards and princely states complicate early terms. Extremists may exploit tensions, but main aim remains coordinated independence.
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All-Indian National Congress
Karachi
Mahatma Gandhi
London
India
Lord Irwin
Gandhi
Congress
Downing Street
Cawnpore
Great Britain
Britain
British India
Congress Working Committee
Hige
Congress Party
New Day
Christian Science Monitor
Lse
Public Service Reward Emphasized in Mexia Editorial
The Mexia Daily News argues that citizens should engage in public life and petition when dissatisfied with elected officials. It praises public service as a rewarding, continuous duty benefiting schools and cities and urges year round public interest beyond election periods.
National Health Week Observed at Negro School
National Health Week was observed at a Bryan Negro school with talks on community health and sanitation. Speakers included Bruce Barrows Genella Sheppard Dr FE A Crockett and Otis Morris as part of a broader effort across Bravos county churches and schools to promote better living and health conditions.
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Bryan
Bruce Barrows
Genella Sheppard
FE. A. Crockett
Omaha
Neb
Otis Morris
Prairie
View Normal
Bravos County
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Chicago
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Bill’ Thompson
Charles Hanson Towne
Palm Beach
Hale
Towne
Walter Hale
Arthur Moss
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Green Pastures
Gilbert Miller
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