Market Looks for Recovery After Weather and Price Lows
The report notes cattle and sheep ranges well below normal, with April 1 ratings at 76 percent for cattle and 72 to 87 percent for sheep and goats. It cites light winter losses, ongoing feeding, and potential fattening if rainfall improves. butter prices rose briefly, egg and live poultry markets softened. Fort Worth receipts in March rose from February but lagged March 1929. W. E. Graham of Rock Prairie visited today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Detment of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas
Fort Worth
Suit over Love gubernatorial candidacy argued in Texas
In Austin on April 16 the Democratic executive committee filed an answer to Senator Thomas B. Love of Dallas seeking a mandamus to force his name onto the 1930 primary ballot. The committee says Love abandoned party loyalty and cannot meet the party's qualifications, citing his support for anti-Tammany Democrats and misalignment with party pledges. The case, to be submitted to the Supreme Court, may take weeks to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Thomas B. Love
Dallas
Democraticty
Ron Cerner
D. W. Wilcox
Georgetown
State de Tie
Love
Supreme Court
Aymandamus
Alfred E. Smith
New York
State Committee
Democratic Party
I. A. Williams
Galveston
Houston
William H. Burge
el Paso
Rice Maxey
Sherman
C. C. Renfro
Ones
W. W. Taylor
Brownsville
Bryan Lions History Traced at Dallas Convention
The talk recounts Lionism origin in Texas with Lions International first convention in Dallas in 1917 attended by delegates from ten clubs. It notes Texas now has 242 Lion clubs across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Organization
Texas
Lions International
Dallas
Notable Viking Ship Inspires Nationwide Home Cooking Drive
The article profiles Mrs Leona Rusk Shrig a renowned American culinary expert and advocate of home economics. It notes her belief that good cooks are made and describes her nationwide lectures cooking schools and free demonstrations in Bryan with emphasis on improving health digestion and happiness through better dining practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Leona Rusk Shrig
Uhrig
United States
Bryan Daily Eagle
Bryan
Thing
Bryan club praised for active service and entertainment
Governor Kater lauds the Bryan club as an early and active local organization in Brazos County. The gathering featured a saxophone quartet from A&M cadets, soloists, duets, and a reading, with a five course dinner by the Subsistence Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association
Kater
Bryan Club
Bryan
Brazos ‘County
Sue Haswell Memorial Parks
Nick Goodrich
Martin
Mandalay
Albert Goodman
Daniel Russell
Our Mountains
Goodman
Robert
A. C. Kater
Harry S. Durham
W. S. Howell
Dan Russell
Alvert Goodman
T. O. Walton
Geo. W. Griner
Charles S. Myers
Lamar Jones
R. V. Armstrong
E. L. Lyons
W. E. Leverkuhn
C. B. Holzman
C. A. Seatey
W. FE. Paulson
S. D. Snyder
J. Coulter Smith
Henry Ss. Locke
W. H. Teegarden
Houston
William Wimberly
Fred Hale
Hl. O. Ferguson
Paul Dansby
KF. D. Fuller
R. A. McDaniel
R. C. Franks
Modern housewife shifts to refined culinary standards
A new trend shows American housewives abandoning martyrdom to focus on improving cooking skills. With global markets and modern kitchens, they access top-grade ingredients and expert guidance from home economists and laboratories to create economical, balanced menus. Public newspapers and manufacturers support high food standards.
Brazos Farmer Praises Biweekly Marketing Bulletin
The Etex Marketing Bulletin, issued twice monthly by the agricultural department, is praised by producers and buyers. Letters report ads for sale and wanted items published free, with no subscription charge. Farmers credit the bulletin for selling livestock and aiding rural customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Emmett Holland
Edge
Bulletin
John R. Alford
Henderson
Prison Commission
Jersey
W. M. Monthei
Kurten
Hill Grocery Company
Como
Texas
Smiles Quote on Independence and Thrift
The note presents Samuel Smiles declaring that economizing to gain independence signals strong manly character. It frames thrift as a virtue guiding self reliance and moral fiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smiles
The ruin of most men dates from some idle moment
A short reflective line by Hillard notes that many men slide into ruin from a single idle moment, emphasizing the consequences of carelessness. The aphorism underscores how fleeting choices can determine life’s course.
Decatur Couple Weds A M Student In Quiet Miracle
Miss Clyde Griffith of Decatur and Roy Driver, a student at A and M College, wed at the groom’s sister home with only close friends present. Rev. B C Anderson officiated. The bride, daughter of G Griffith, teaches in Madisonville public schools. After the ceremony the couple planned to live in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gelber
G. Fidmifith
Madisonville
J. W. Driver
Bryan
B. C. Anderson
Clara Anderson
James Howard
Bryce Anderson
Fort Worth
Irene Carmechall
Amos Bali
Bryan Eastern Star Members Attend Navasota Meeting
Fourteen members of the Bryan area Eastern Star chapter traveled to Navasota for its inaugural meeting in the new chapter room. The event featured an official visit by Mrs. Mary Seale Pedigo, deputy grand matron for District 4. Attendees included J. M. Bunn, H. E. Randolph, T. Hal Haltom, E. E. Yeager, Rev. R. L. Brown, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Navasota
Mary Seale Pedigo
Hull
Bryan
J. M. Bunn
H. E. Randolph
T. Hal Haltom
E. E. Yeager
R. L. Brown
Thos. Lundin
M. R. Bentley
Walter Lloyd
J. H. Wright
Club at Stabler Holds Meet
The Stabler 4H Boys and Girls Club held its second meeting at the schoolhouse with 190 percent attendance. Rye club members helped with entertainment while County Agent C L Benson and County Superintendent F M Vance spoke on education and training. Alfred Lero of Rye won a pie eating contest. Seven pies and a cake raised funds totaling $6 to pay for a gasoline light for the schoolhouse. Lola Price assisted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabler
Rye Club
C. L. Benson
F. M. Vance
Alfred Lero
Lola Price
Weather Delays Cotton Flea Hopper Hatch, Texas A M Top Expert Says
Dr F L Thomas head of entomology at Texas A and M College Experimental Station reports the cotton flea hopper hatch is uncertain for the next six weeks due to hot weather and dry winds. He notes last ten days show slowed hatching with no rainfall this month contributing to the fluctuation and potential injury risk remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas A. &M. College Experimental Station
Flea Hopper Emergence Projections for Cotton Health
The text notes flea hopper hatching reaching 68 percent by April 15, predicting the smallest emergence if current progress matches average. It warns that if eggs remain in weeds and dry weather delays hatching, early cotton injury risk grows with wet weather.
Reliance School Closes Term With Easter Events
The Reliance school ends a successful term Friday April 18 with an Easter egg hunt in the afternoon and an educational rally at night. Principal speakers include Supt. H. L. Durham of Bryan city schools and County School Superintendent F. M. Vance. Miss Bessie Saxon is principal. Assistants are Mrs. Mary Morgan and Miss Lillie Crenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
H. L. Durham
Bryan City
F. M. Vance
Bessie Saxon
Mary Morgan
Lillie Crenshaw
Schovajsa Attends Post Service Officers School
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Schovajsa and family returned from Austin where Mr. Schovajsa attended a school for post service officers of the American Legion. He serves Earl Graham Post by aiding disabled veterans and promoting rehabilitation and medical access through legal channels. A follow up training session is planned before the August Legion convention in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Schovajsa
Julia Schovajsa
Austin
Schovajsa
American Legion
Earl Graham
Coupe Stolen From Jack Welsh Garage In Early Morning
Auto thieves came to the garage of Jack Welsh around 2 am and took a new Ford Coupe. No suspects found. Welsh heard a dog bark but did not investigate. The car was gone by morning and fence wires were cut to remove it, with tracks suggesting the vehicle was driven toward Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Welsh
Welsh
Bryan
Hyde to Address East Texas Chamber Convention
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Slyde will speak at the fourth annual East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Port Arthur on May 11 to 13, addressing the agricultural situation as the principal speaker on May 12. Governor Dan Moody and Texas A. and M. College president Dr. T. O. Walton also slated as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Slyde
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Port Arthur
Hyde
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Regional Commercial Organization
East Texas
Dan Moody
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and M. College
Mission Circles of 1st Baptist Meet on Monday
Five circles of the Woman's Missionary Union at the First Baptist Church of Bryan studied The 1200 Bible Questions compiled by Rev. B. B. Hill. Circles gathered Monday afternoon in members homes with Circle 1 led by Mrs. R. E. Snuggs and Mrs. W. E. Fountain as Bible teacher, Circle 2 by Mrs. Nannie Rohde and Mrs. J. Webb Howell, Circle 3 by Mrs. W. B. Edge and Mrs. Albert Buchanan, Circle 4 by Mrs. Egbert Jones and Mrs. J. Webb Howell, Circle 5 with Mrs. E. J. Fountain and Mrs. Fountain as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church of
W. BR. Edge
Albert Buchanan
Egbert Jones
J. Webb Howell
E. J. Fountain
Dallas men pledge 10000 for Etex C C program
The Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce will be aided in its 1930 31 plan by a $10000 pledge from a group of forty Dallas business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Fast
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Couple Ford Move to Fairman Apartment Homes
Mr and Mrs A B Ford are now making their home in one of the Fairman apartments. Mr and Mrs M B Easters of Kurten were shopping in Bryan this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ford
Fairman Apartments
M. B. Easters
Kurten
Bryan
Austin Hi Team Wins Honors at Stock Judging
The Stephen F. Austin high school dairy judging team won first in Holsteins, second in Jerseys, and second in all round judging at the Flow erdale Dairy Farm contest in Pallas on April 12. The Bryan team scored 795 of 990 in Holsteins and 1,467 of 1,800 overall, losing to Garland by 10 in Jerseys and 24 in all round. Ted McGregor achieved a perfect 100 in aged Holstein judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Flowerdale
Pallas
Jersey
Bryan
Garland
Texas
Ted McGregor
Joe Cotrepia
Elo Hedtke
Hallstein
J Allen Myers Celebrates His 75th Natal Day
J Allen Myers of this city was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Charley Myers at the Myers home on Sunday for his 75th birthday. Guests included Mrs Allen Myers Jr of Birmingham and Frank Myers and daughter Miss Louie Louise of Waco who drove down for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Myers
Charley Myers
Myers
Mr. Myers
Frank Myers
Louie Louise
Waco
Allen Myers Jr
Birmingham
Alabama
Jas. H. Webb
Bryan
Ward and Company Plans Addition to Store Space
Manager Ray McDaniel says Ward and Company will open a bargain department by remodeling to create more display space. The plan extends through the wall between the furniture department and stock room to locate the new department in the area created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty , Ward and Company
Ray McDaniel
Ace
J Francis and J L Samplevisit as business visitors
J Francis and J L Sample were noted as business visitors in the report. Their presence indicates routine professional engagement during the period observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. _ Francis and
J. L. Sample Bor
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Cuba
Roald Amundsen
Brazos
Decatur
A-M
Walton
1St Baptist
Etex C. C
Frederick
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Madame Jean Rac
Oak Grove Ave
Byrd Expedition
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Hensarling
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