Success With Baby Chicks and Farm News in Brazos County
County Agent C L Benson reports on baby chick losses near Bryan and practical care using yeast in feed. Field notes cover egg production by R Franze in Vixon, seed selection for cotton, and local farming improvements with seed purity, plus progress at Tabor school and Kurten club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRAZOS COUNTY 1/R DEPARTMENT
Departien Club
C. L. Benson
W. L. McClendon
Bryan
Benchley Road
McClendon
Mr. McClendon
Grimes County
Brazos County
S. C
Old Brazos
Austin E. Burgess
Farm News
Dallas
Tabor
Edge
J. W. Boney
J. H. Chastun
Boney
Chastun
Brazos Bottom
Winnie Harris
Ezra Bozeman
B. Youngblood
Experiment Station
College Station
Texas
Brazos County Sunday School Convention Schedule
The Brazos County Sunday School Convention includes a 10 30 song service 10 45 devotional 11 00 reports from Sunday Schools quartette 11 30 morning message Geo L Dickey 12 15 music by A and M Orchestra 12 30 basket dinner 2 00 song service 2 15 cradle roll exercises 2 30 primary work Alma McKnight 2 40 intermediate work Elizabeth Suber 2 50 Young Women and Sunday School Mrs Webb Howell Mariette 8 00 Young Men and Сееу Oak McKenzie 8 11 0 Adult Department Rev C N Calmes 8 20 Training for Cedarette Rev R L Brown 8 30 The Church and Sunday School Co Extensive Vy King Vivian 3 40 closing song and prayer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Dickey
M. Orchestra
Alma McKnight
Elizabeth Suber
Webb Howell
Uariette
Ceeey
Oak McKenzie
C. N. Calmes
Cedarette
R. L. Brown
Church and Sunday School Co
King Vivian
Lang to Deliver Inaugural Address at Event
Officials anticipate Mr Lang will deliver an inaugural address at the event. Secretary S E Eberstadt of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce may announce Brazos County Day plans at the Short Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Club
Lang
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County
New Cottage Home Rising On College Boulevard
Mr and Mrs Ross Dean begin construction of a modern five room cottage on College Boulevard beside the Linton Robertson home. Work started this week and will be rushed to completion to enhance the boule vards civic beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ross Dean
College Boulevard
Linton Robertson
Sam Buchanan recalls Bryan roots and celebrates birthday
Uncle Buck, long time Bryan cafe owner, marks his 59th birthday and 30th wedding anniversary. He recalls Bryan’s early days, arriving from Louisiana in 1865 and living through the city’s first business boom. He names early firms and residents from the 1870s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Buck
S. Weene
Bryan
Louisiana
Madison County
Texas
Buchanan
T. J. McQueen
Whit Montgomery
Tabor
Morrison's
J. L. Hearne
Parker and Flipper
Mitchell’s
Mitchell
John Allen Place
Mike
Sheriff Morehead Captures Sparrow During Quick Pursuit
The sheriff nabbed a disturbed sparrow in the vault of the county clerk’s office after a brief chase. He released the bird unharmed through an open window, sparking laughter in the courtroom as the creature fled to an oak tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Death of Townes Howell in New Orleans Auto Crash
Mrs. H. C. Fulgham received a telegram Sunday afternoon announcing the death of her brother Townes Howell at his New Orleans home. Howell was injured in a Saturday night auto wreck and died Sunday from those injuries. Friends extend sympathy to Mrs. Fulgham in her hour of sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fulgham
Townes Howel
New Orleans
Howell
Doctor J N Goodwin Practice Notice
Partial OCR shows a medical office in the Smith Building with residence details unclear. The fragment indicates Dr J N Goodwin, physician, with office 498 and children's diseases potentially noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Goodwin
Hildren. Smith Building
Easy Bookkeeping Course Promises Quick Mastery
A simple system and five letter syllable alphabet promise an easy path to bookkeeping success. The small class starts Monday April 23 with extra time and special instruction. Rates are $7.50 for individual and $10.00 combined.
Texas House Readies Revenue Measures in First Special Session
Speaker Seagler urged rapid passage of revenue bills as the Texas House opened the first special session of the 38th Legislature. The session saw quorum in both chambers, with initial bills including a $150,000 land purchase for A. and M. College and $52,877 for Adjutant General's Department costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Austin
House
Seagler
Senate
Texas
Carpenter
Dallas
Patterson
House Judiciary Committee
Rountree
A. & M. College
Satterwhite
Adjutant General’s Department
Charles Murphy
Houston
Lynch Davidson
Murphy
House of Appropriations Committee
Judiciary of Texas
Finance Committee
Ater
Outlaw Steele Wedding in Millican Texas
Miss Bessie May Steele wed Carl L. Outlaw at the Steele residence in Millican with a small ceremony. Rev J N Mathews officiated the ring service as George King served as best man. The couple will reside in Bryan Texas after a brief reception and home decorations featured narcissus and Cluny lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
J. D. Steele
Bessie May Steele
Carl L. Outlaw
John V. King
College Station
J. N. Mathews
Texas
W. P. Outlaw
Conroe
Bryan
Dorothy Breaks Arm
Dorothy McDowell, playing at school, fell and broke a bone in her right arm. An X-ray was needed to assess the injury. The arm was bandaged and she is resting with soreness but no serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Dorothy McDowell
Mrs J L Brock Attends Presbytery Meeting in Bryan
Mrs J L Brock returned Friday from Corsicana and Waxahachie to attend the Dallas and Central Texas Presbytery. She will be present at the twenty first annual meeting of the Brazos Presbytery opening in Bryan Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brock
Corsicana
Waxahachie
Dallas
Central Texas
Brazos
Bryan
Daily Eagle Classified Want Ad For Trades
A brief note seeking sale or trade options in the Daily Eagle. The ad invites readers to place a quick want ad for items available and desired exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Eagle
Out of Town Guests Attend Funeral for Mrs Sands
The funeral for Mrs. J. B. Sands attracted visitors from Houston including J. H. Sands Vivian Sands B. E. Hawes Jr. and Della Neeley. Galveston W. C. Hawes family. Navasota Mrs. Jim Reed. and Dallas Florence Sands, reflecting regional ties.
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J. B. Sands
J. H. Sands
Vivian Sands
B. E. Hawes, Jr
Della Neeley
Houston
W. C. Hawes
Galveston
Jim Reed
Navasota
Florence Sands
Dallas
Lessons Learned by All Participants in Regent School Meet
The article urges better sportsmanship in county athletics after a year of friction. It calls for strict rules against poor conduct, a one game per opponent schedule, and teachers delivering these lessons to students and the community to keep inter school athletics wholesome and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent School
P. S. Mangum
Bryan
Texas Legislators Address Kiwanis in Amarillo
Col Lee J Rountree of Bryan addressed the Kiwanis Club in Amarillo urging a Palo Duro Canyon state park and headwater impounding. He toured with Rep W C Edwards and Lee Satterwhite and discussed education funding with West Texas State College figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rep
Rountree
Big Canyon
Amarillo
Ray C. Johnson
Lee Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Edwards
House of Representatives
Thomas D. Barto
R. A. Terrell
Manual Training Depent
West Texas State College
J. A. Hill
West Texas State Normal
Treasury
Gardner Gives Radio Program at Millican School
Insurance man Cc R Gardner from Bryan visited Millican public school with a radio set. He arranged a Iris Theatre Houston broadcast for the children who enjoyed the concert and became radio fans. Gardner planned another program in Edge this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. Gardner
Millican
Edge
C. R. Gardner
Bryan
Millican Public School
Iris Theatre
Houston
Texas
Mr. Gardner
Chatham Returns from San Antonio Business Trip
Ralph K. Chatham has returned after several days in San Antonio for a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph K. Chatham
San Antonio
Bryan High Wins Thriller over Wellborn in Ten Inning Game
Bryan High baseball defeated Wellborn 11 to 9 in ten innings after a 7-5 previous day win. The Bryan crowd traveled with Supt. Madison Ha and staff. A.J. Gibson sustained a serious finger injury while throwing, treated by Superintendent Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Wellborn
Madison Ha
Mii McCarty
G. C. Cox
Gibson
A. G. Ford
A. J. Gibson
Bryan Tar
Sunt. Hall
Former Bryan Girl Minnie Giesecke Honored in San Antonio Festa
Bryan friends recall Miss Minnie Giesecke duchess of Austin at the San Antonio festa. She is the daughter of Prof and Mrs F E Giesecke of Austin formerly connected with A and M College of Texas and has many Bryan and College friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Minnie Giesecke
Duchess of
Austin
San Antonio
Giesecke
F. E. Giesecke
A. & M. College of Texas
Tanlac Restores Fort Worth Woman After Dengue Fever
Mrs. W. T. Cooper of 2517 Ross Avenue Fort Worth Texas reports losing twenty pounds during a dengue bout and weakness. After using Tanlac she gained twenty five pounds and can perform housework tend to chickens and garden with renewed energy. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. T. Cooper
Ross Avenue
Fort Worth
Taniac
Tanlac
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Franze
Vixon Community
Barred Rock
Franze
Barred Rocks
Poultry
Bryan Bryan
Vazos County
John D. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Tabor High School
G. M. Ammons
John L. Cobb
W. C. Davis
Woodville
Miss Roten
Wharton
Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Kurten
James W. Lang
Sunday School Convention
TADAD
Sam Buchanan
Sheriff LE. Morehead
MR. Howell
Eagle
Business and Shorthand Training School
Steele
Mrs. Brock
W. T. Frye
Kiwanis
E. E. Roos
Alvin Owsley
American Legion
Roos
Bryan High
Jenkins Drug Store
Ware
Mick
M. H. James Drug CO
King Spier
American Remount Association
Henry Schmulbach
Wheeling
West Virginia
Emmett Holland
Edge, Texas
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