Local Social Notes Reflect Busy Visitors and Family News
A long list of visitors and residents appears in Bryan society columns with updates on Dr. William H. Andrew’s mother Mrs. J. H. Andrew improving in Temple, Mrs. Thurmond near, and newlyweds Reed and McDonald returning to Bryan. Attendees attendances include Mrs. Arthur, Miss Bev, and families across Bryan, College Station, Lampasas, and Temple.
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Austin
Henry
Locke
M. F. Thurmond
Temple
Bryan
Mr. Wicker
F. R. Rogers
J. H. Andrew
Lampasas
Willam H. Andrew
First Baptist Church of
King’s Daughters
Reed McDonald
Navasota
Dallas visitors tour Bryan College Station event
A Dallas boosters group tours East and Central Texas visiting 40 towns over four days. The contingent, led by J. O. Humphreys and J. Ben Critz, includes executives from the Dallas Chamber of Commerce and major companies. They praise Bryan and College Station and speak at a convention program with notes on county government and public welfare.
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la Salle Hotel
R. L. Jackson
Methodist Church
College Station
Texas
Bryan
Guy F. Boyett
Fast Texas Association
State Association
N. A. Stewart
A. S. McSwain
Brazos County
R. E. Biggs
Liberty County
Lions Club of
J. E. Sturrock
Dan Russell
Alwil M
College
J. Durrell Padgitt
E. F. Anderson
C. L. Norsworthy
Claude L. Littlepage
J. Ben Critz
J. O. Spring
Weaver Holland
George D. Bowers
F. L. Blanchard
J. P. Robinson
Frank H
Kidd
Hugo Schoellhouf
Dallas
Southwest
East Texas
Harve T. Haines
Port Arthur
Jefferson County
Dallas Good Will
Dallas Party
Jacksonville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Convention Chamber
Bachelor Hall
Veins Method Promises Swelling Relief
A fragment describes a vein treatment method claimed to reduce swelling and promote healing. It mentions a pharmacist or store context and urges following a plan, though details are unclear and the source text is incomplete.
Goodwill Trippers Hear Belew Speak On New Deal Faith
The Goodwill Trippers program featured W. W. Belew of the Dr. Vepper Company praising the New Deal and urging renewed faith in America. Belew thanked Bryan for its reception as the group prepared for departure after a brief program by the Morten Merry Millers and visits to local business leaders.
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Ager John Edy
W. W. Belew
Dr. Vepper Company
Belew
Bryan
America
Morten Merry Millers
Homer D. Puckett
Bucking Branchos For Bryan Rodeo Here Wednesday
Horses from Fort Worth will arrive by trucks to Bryan for First Annual Rodeo opening Friday. The program features Grand Entry judges, Grand Scramble, Trick Roping, Calf Roping, Bronco Riding, Virgil Stapp with his mule Jerk, Steer Wrestling, Trick Riding, Brahma Steer riding, and Miss Velda Tindall on a wild Bucking Steer. Each performance varies with different horses and riders.
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Fort Worth
Bryan
Virgil Stapp
Velda Tindall
Bryan City Should Build Tennis Courts for Youth
The Bryan Booster argues for funding and planning to provide one or more tennis courts. He notes courts could be affordable, serve current and future players, and support local and intercity tournaments, addressing the lack of facilities for boys and girls to learn and play the game.
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Bryan
Bryan Booster
Beer tax plan prompts big revenue estimates in Texas
Rep John Mathis cites 4 to 5 million annually with a second sponsor estimating 6 million from a 1 cent per 12 ounce bottle tax. Local license fees range from 25 to 500 dollars, with counties and municipalities able to add. The bill adds keg beer tax by amendment and drafts face near 10 cents per gallon.
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John Mathis
Houston
P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Anderson
Senate
Austin
Revenue estimates and liquor tax figures from state comptroller report
The article compares proposed liquor tax revenue to population burden in local option counties. It cites comptroller data: 1871 liquor dealers paying $701,625 in license fees, $31,125 from 83 wholesale liquor dealers, $78,375 from 1254 retail malt liquor dealers, and $17,312 from 277 wholesale malt liquor dealers.
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Anderson
Tax Relief Debate Shapes Texas Conference
State leaders urged action to cut local ad valorem taxes and curb public debt. C A Jay of Dallas argued for county level reforms to streamline schools and reduce waste, while bank expert Fred F Florence pressed deposit protection and a national system. Delegates debated relief distribution and efficiency and welcomed a Dallas goodwill train visit.
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Texas
Lynn
C. A Jay
Dallas
Texas Industrial, Commercial and Agricultural Conference
State of Texas
Jay
Mr. Jay
Lions Club Initiation Plans and Termite Talk Highlight Meeting
Lions Park chairs announced next Tuesday's initiation with committees for location entertainment and transportation. Dr Dunnam warned homeowners about termites noting a queen can lay a million eggs and advised elevated foundations and ground protection to reduce infestations.
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Roy Danforth
Goatley
April Rain
Speaks
Lion Park
Lions Park
E. W. Paulson
Ford Munnerlyn
Lions
Dunnam
U. S. Department of Agri
Termite Focus Spurs Code Revisions Highlighted by Experts
Dr Dunnam cites 80 percent termite damage to New Orleans frame buildings and 50 percent of Pasadena business structures. A post talk round table with Dr Dunnam and Miss Crute followed the talk. Milton Underwood of Houston attended with Lion Hershel Burgess.
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Dunnam
New Orleans
Pasadena
California
Miss Crute
Milton Underwood
Houston
Lion Hershel Burgess
Brazos County Health Board Moves to Improve School Sanitation
The Brazos County Health Committee aims to assist rural schools with sanitary toilets and clean water after a survey by E. W. Steele of A and M College. The meeting, led by Mrs. W. H. Darrow, noted improvements since last year and listed attendees from local schools clubs and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
A. M. Waldrop
Brazos County
Ex-Bryan Youth Leads Brackenridge to Debate Wins
Cabe Cazell Jr. of Bryan and teammate Nathan Kleban won first place for Brackenridge High of San Antonio at the District 23 interscholastic literary meet in San Marcos. Cazell, in his second year on the team, was selected as the school's leading debater as Brackenridge captured first in boys and girls debate and both extemporaneous speaking contests.
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Cabe Cazell, Jr
Nannie Rohde
Bryan
Bryan 4
Gabe Cazell
Nathan Kleban
Brackenridge High of
San Antonio
San Marcos
Brackenridge
Y Work Leader Speaker at Meet Of A M Students
Dr. W. D. Weatherford of Nashville Tenn president of the Y M C A graduate school spoke at an A M College student faculty assembly on The Student Hypocrite. He has been visiting since midweek and led Y M C A and Y W C A cabinet conference with seventy one representatives.
South Texas Colleges Banquet Highlights Youth Leadership
Representatives from six South Texas colleges attended a Monday night banquet for the junior class in the college mess hall. The speaker also met with the YMCA board and cabinet at the college over the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
Y. M. C. A. Board
Intend to Marry Leon Sandifer Ada Duncan Files License
Leon Sandifer of Robertson county and Ada F Duncan of Leon county have filed for a marriage license with County Clerk Clyde Goen. Negro T D Ross and Edna Morrow of Brazos county have filed notice of intention to marry.
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Leon Sandifer
Robertson County
Ada F. Duncan
Leon County
Clyde Goen
T. D. Ross
Edna Morrow
Brazos County
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets for Sale at Eagle Printing
Paragraphed classified note announces yellow second sheets used with typewriters available from Eagle Printing. Quantity unspecified, price not listed. Located at Eagle Printing shop offering assorted office supplies including printer paper and accessories.
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Eagle Printing Company
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State Fair of Texas
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Stoneleigh Court
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Texas Power & Light Company
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