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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1934

Page

5

Trade ethics and the New Deal in Scriptural Light

A column argues that true trade duties arise from God given responsibilities rather than inalienable rights. It recalls Adam and Cain to critique modern commerce under the New Deal, urges ethical codes, and forecasts future discussion on organizing industry to serve public welfare.

God Abel Cain Thomas Jefferson Adam Able Congress National Recovery Administration Tom Paine

State Judging Contests for Texas Vocational Agriculture Saturday

More than 1500 Texas high school students from about 150 schools will compete at Texas A and M College on April 16 in the seventeenth annual State Judging Contests for Vocational Agriculture students. The Texas Future Farmers of America Band will perform, with nine contests including dairy cattle, poultry, terracing, and cotton classing.

College Station Texas Texas A. & Id. College Stats Board of Vocational Agriculture Texas Future Farmers of America T. Ki Morris Itasca FFA C. H. Winkler School of Vocational Teaching College Smith- Hughes E. J. Kyle School of Agriculture W. L. Hughes Department of Rural Education FE. R. Alexander

Legion Auxiliary Plans Jelly Drive For Needy Families

At least 200 glasses pledged as the American Legion auxiliary launches the 1934 jelly making campaign to provide nourishing spreads for veterans and needy communities. Mrs. Jack T. Johnson presided. 15 members and one visitor attended at the legion home as plans were set for a April 19 picnic and a highway beautification talk by Mrs. A S Mee Swain.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion National American Legion Auxiliary National Rehabilitation Committee Chicago William H. Biester Jr Jack T. Johnson A. 8. MeeSwain W. B. Cline Tom Jenkins Hiram Downard Harry Estill Clyde Goen W. B. Richards J. H. Bartz Brenham

Pianos for sale at Collins Wholesale Piano Co

Classified ad listing two upright pianos and one grand piano for sale for balance due rather than return to warehouse. Address Collins Wholesale Piano Co Greenville Texas.

Collins Wholesale Piano Co Greenville Texas

Social notes from Bryan and surrounding towns

Altus Oklahoma visitor Mrs W H Cox arrives to visit daughters in Bryan while several locals travel for family reunions and medical news. Eugene King from Navajo visits Walton family as Sweeny relatives plan a May Austin reunion and Bob Roberts reports improving Texas Oklahoma business conditions.

W. H. Cox Altus Okla J. W. Glenn Annie Laurie Cox Howell Apartments Mission Eugene King Navasota T. T. Walton College Road Tom Sweeney Houston Temple H. Marvin Sneed Calvert Dallas Giese Irene Krenek J. J. Krenek California Herbert FE. Giese West 28Th Street Los Angeles Calif Graham Powers Bryan Powers Beverly Stevenson Brooks Stevenson Jr Ursuline Avenue Emma Mae Chambers Nancy Sue Cameron Sid Perry Tulsa Mary Green Perry Corpus Christi Caldwell Regmund Ignace Blazek W. B. Dixon Fort Worth Mr. Dixon Frank Barrow Co. F. Dixon Mary Beth Walker Galveston A. D. Martin Charlie Merka Smetana Charles Moehlman Leila Louise Moehlman Thomas Bullock

Hudson Named Among Best Buff Rookies of 1934

Houston Post sports editor Lloyd Gregory singles out Johnny Hudson among the Buffs 1934 rookie crop. The list highlights Hudson as versatile infield talent, along with Red Lynn, Pat Riley, and Derden Wofford, as the club builds a promising young core under President Ankenman and Manager Selph.

Lloyd Gregory Houston Post Johnny Hudson Ryan Boy Houston Buffs Mr. Gregory Fred Ankenman Carey Selph Houston Puny” Wilson Allen Academy Bryan Hudson Red’ Lynn Kenney Pat Riley Port Arthur Derden Wofford Austin

Prospect Women Demonstrate Cottage Cheese Servings

Prospect Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. D. J. McDonald’s Friday with nine attendees. Mrs. P. K. Trant led demonstrations on making cottage cheese and on serving two pounds of it in various ways. The next meeting is set for Friday April 20 at Mrs. L. Stewart’s home.

P. K. Trant Prospect Home Demonstration Club D. J. McDonald Mesdames R. D. Phipps C. C. Larrison L. Stewart N. V. Timmons Bessie Riggs J. W. Beal

Lions Minstrel Delights Bryan Community Night

The fourth annual Bryan Lions Minstrel drawn a full audience at Stephen F. Austin high school auditorium on Thursday. The program featured the Lions quartet in The Last Round-Up, plus vaudeville sketches, monologues, dancing numbers, and a nightclub scene with a strolling troubador and waitresses. Music was by the Allen Academy orchestra. event hosts praised all participants and announced the next club meeting for May 5.

Bryan Lions Minstrel Stephen P. Austin Lions Quartet H. P. Black J. R. Sims Carl T. Sprague Wheeler Barger Mr. Sprague Mary Elizabeth Duffy Richard Boyle Dick Colvin Bess McIntosh Evelyn Sanders Williams Odette S. M. Brown Interloctutor Bill Wimberley M. M. Erskine I. Maniloff Louis Nedbalek Charles Edge Sally H. C. Dillingham Fred Hale Marshall Bullock Bill Wimberly Roland Dansby J. E. Angell Prof. Zum Zum Herschel Burgess W. M. Sparks Harmony Mildred Sally Bess Sprague Grace Edge Jane Reynolds Logwood Mae West Allen Academy Orchestra Marshal Bullock Roy Danforth Luke Patranella Hearne American Legion Post Sparks Gleissner Calvin Terrell C. B. Thompson Lee J. Rountree Bryan A. A. Terrell H. C. Fulgham August Kern Callie Kern J. G. Minkert Ted Koch Austin Clyde Goen Icey Goen A. C. Williams W. S. Barron Jr Elsbeth Wipprecht Willie Rogers Frank Worsham

Beauty of Life In Rural Areas Told by Priest

Rt Rev J B Gleissner pastor of St Josephs Catholic church spoke to about four to five hundred at the Kurten community club. He praised rural life noting openness sunshine and contentment, and mentioned concrete ribbons telephones and radios connecting farm families.

J. B. Gleissner St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Kurten Arthur Yeager Texas Rev. Gleissner

Fowl Health Ad Promises Water-Additives

An ad from Roman & Vice or McCartney Pharmacy promotes a site remover additive for chickens and baby chicks. It claims to kill disease worms germs and pests in drinking water, improve health and egg production, and reduce losses at low cost with a money back policy.

Roman & Vice McCartney Pharmacy Ady

Governor James Ehlinger Named Special County Judge

Marquez Ehlinger was elected Wednesday as special county judge by Brazos County Bar Association to sit in a probate case after Judge A S Mc Swain was disqualified and was later appointed by Gov Miriam A Ferguson. The legal rights of the judge are noted in the record.

Marquez Ehlinger Brazos County Bar Association A. S. McSwain Miriam A. Ferguson

Governor appoints county judge after law student election

A county moved to appoint a special county judge by gubernatorial appointment instead of election by the bar, following a late statute. The governor was informed and Eblinger now holds his first public office via appointment, though temporary.

Bar Association Eblinger

Seed Loan Checks Being Received Here

Checks to be delivered to farmers with seed crop loans have been received here and 70 checks, averaging $63.45, have already been delivered.

Seed loan applications open with early chamber of commerce notice

About 125 applications have been received ranging from 25 to 250 dollars. Applications expire April 30. Farmers seeking seed loans are urged to visit the chamber of commerce early to apply.

Ross Groginsky Chamber of Commerce

Fertilizer Tag Sales Report For Texas

State chemist Dr G Fraps announced fertilizer tag sales for March 1934 totaling 15 190 tons in Texas. The past year 7 348 tons were sold. From Sept 1 1933 to March 31 this year tag sales reached 46 791 tons versus 24 615 tons last year.

College Station G.&. Fraps Texas

Clean cotton rags wanted at The Eagle office

Local newspaper requests donations of clean cotton rags for office use at The Eagle. Readers are asked to deliver rags to the office or call for pickup. Deadline not specified.

Eagle

Safe gentle relief for constipation with liquid laxatives

Medical authorities endorse a liquid laxative approach to constipation. Start with a suitable liquid laxative, adjust dose until regular movement returns, then gradually reduce use. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, based on senna, is highlighted as safe for adults and children with measured dosing and no dependence on laxatives.

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People’s Column Legion Auxiliary Floresville San Antonio W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Luke Scarmargo D. Angonia Tony Angonia Steeles Co. L. Isgett Loyce Isgett Normangee Co. M. Risinger Steep Hollow Joe Wymola F. W. Rychlik Will Pack Charlie Anita Richard P. S. Park Jr Phocian III Louis Arneson Park Department of Civil Engineering A. and M. College State Highway Department Fred Singer Hal Near Marlin Monette Groginsky Phillip Groginsky E. T. Harris Janice Harris J. Webb Howel A. and College M. Mather M. Eugene Harris Janice Tray Beard Frances Beard Brad Haygood Prospect Lions Minstrel James Ehlinger FORD Detroit Henry Ford Roosevelt General Motors Corporation General Motors Ford Dealers Firestone Goodyear Bryan Motor Company Ford Sales and Service North Main Street
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