Bryan Weekly Eagle notices and advertising snippet
A fragmented ad and news wire clipping from the Bryan Weekly Eagle mentions congressional content and Associated Press credits. It includes agency addresses in Dallas New York Chicago and describes rights and replication terms for dispatches.
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Nee Ee
Associated Press
Dot
Texas Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Texas
Madiana Ave
New York
N. Y
Amsociation
Chicago
Bryan College Pike Highlights Local News and Figures
Readers learn about Bryan College pikes and local business ads as well as Texas college leadership churn. The piece notes 46 seniors at Bryan high planning to college, First Baptist raising 800 for flood relief, and E. B. Astin’s reappointment to East Texas Chamber of Commerce board, plus praise for Dean Walter Williams and University of Missouri educator.
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Bryan
America
Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Tyler Hosts Record East Texas Chamber Meeting
The East Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting in Tyler drew the largest crowd for a city of its size. Citizens extended courtesies to visitors and boosted regional unity, with plans to energize next year’s convention and enhance East Texas pride across the year.
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Tyler
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
East Texas
Bryan
Cotege
Eagle
Political and Local Highlights in Texas During Week
The UT athletic council members announce resignations while Bryan residents debate earlier decisions. President Coolidge sends Hoover to Memphis for flood relief. Air mail pilot John Milazzo dies in Cleveland. air travel safety cited. Bryan to hear Senate candidate Tom Connally. A and M Cavalry Horse Show noted.Sue Haswell Memorial Park opening marks Bryan's historic philanthropic effort.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Memphis
John Milazzo
Cleveland
Sue Haswell
Bryan
Unselfish Souls Seen as Uplift for Community
Elbert Hubbard praises the guarantors of Chautauqua as unselfish souls aiding the community. The flood crisis in Southern states is dire, with waters not receding for possibly over a month. Cities like New Orleans may face destruction as the crisis nears its peak.
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Elbert Hubbard
Chautauqua
New Orleans
Delta Farmers Face Record Cotton Shortage This Year
Farmers in the Delta region may abandon cotton due to conditions near the Mississippi River making the crop unviable this year. The text suggests Texas farmers cutting acreage could push cotton prices higher if acres are reduced.
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Delta
Mississippi River
Texas
Sand crab found in Bryan mocks sense in streets
A Bryan report notes a live sand crab found on the streets of Bryan. The Bryan Eagle quips that sand crabs have more sand than sense, suggesting the creature should have stayed in the sea. The joke mirrors a Mineral Wells Index cartoonish item about beach life.
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Bryan
Bryan Eagle
Mrs. McDowell Returns From Clifton Convention
Mrs H B McDowell reports the Ninth District Parent-Teacher Association meeting in Clifton was a successful event for Bryan East Side and College P T A representatives The Bryan P T A scrap book placed third while College Consolidated won second praising Bryan for teamwork and school support
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H. B. McDowell
Clifton
East Side Association of
Bryan
Hmce
College
East Side
P.T. A
McDowell
College Consolidated
Bryan P.T. A
Bryan East Side Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Adool
Delayed Winter Report Sustains Cool Weather Gloom
The article notes a persistent cool pattern despite a milder past winter. It cites ongoing cool days comparable to January and February and introduces statistics from A and M College. The piece frames the season as tenacious and emphasizes extended cool conditions without forecasting warm relief.
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Sre
M. College
Moler Barber College Promises Easy Training Terms
Moler Barber College at 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas advertises the easiest payment terms yet for barber training. Write today for details and enrollment information.
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Moler
Franklin Ave
Houston
Texas
Cavalry Day Draws Big Crowd With Gymkhana Show
The Cavalry Horse Show and Gymkhana drew a large crowd on Saturday as R C T C Cavalry Squadron thanked College and Bryan sponsors. Winners spanned classes from best turned out mount to five gaited, with cadets and ladies earning top ribbons. An artillery exhibition between events earned praise from spectators.
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R. C. T. C. Cavalry Squadron
College and
Bryan
Buckley
Red Wing
Cheshire
Sadie Oak
Limbecker
Anita
J. D. Amend
Dr. Marstellar
Fanny Harris
Owen Garrigan
Corona
J. H. Floyd
S. E. Brewster
Sloan
J. H. Lloyd
C. M. Floyd
H. A. Russell
J. C. Focke
R. F
Mr. Ellis
Mr. Groth
Red Oak
R. F. Lawrence
Fish” Grant
Fish” Moore
S. A
Artillery
Brazos County Farm Bureau Members Get Final Cotton Checks
Brazos County Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association members will receive approximately 8474.98 in final distribution for last year’s cotton. Checks will be mailed from Dallas on April 27 or 28 and delivered by April 30. The county’s total advances reach 11707218.61 for the season as the association enters its seventh year of operation.
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Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Brazos County
Glen W. Stinnett
Mr. Stinnett
Dallas
Association
Stinnett
Rainfall measured in Bryan Sunday underscores cooler afternoon
Rain fell in Bryan Sunday afternoon and the U S Standard gauge at Eagle Printing Company recorded .27 inch. The drop in temperature lowered the heat by eight degrees.
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Bryan
U. S
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan Woman Talks At Tyler Meeting
Miss Susan Landon of Dallas spoke to the East Texas women’s conference praising home, school, and church plus sound financing for a strong community. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan shared optimistic views on “Our Changing Home” with wit. About 200 women attended at the First Presbyterian Church in Tyler on April 23.
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Associated Press
Tyler
Susan Landon
Dallas
Texas Farm Bureau
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County Seeks Lead in Chamber Fund Drive
After electing a new board, the East Texas Chamber of Commerce set county quotas with Brazos at 1000 dollars. Members promote 10 dollar memberships to fund operations, with Bryan delegates forming a committee to secure donors. The final committee report comes at Tuesday’s meeting.
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East
Brazos County
Brazos
East Texas
State Forester Siecke Speaks Across Dallas During Forest Week
Texas Forest Service Director E. O. Siecke traveled to Dallas for American Forest Week April 24 80. He addressed the Dallas County Agricultural Club and Dallas Kiwanis Club, with radio talks on WFA. He spoke to Dallas high and grade schools and testified before the House Appropriations Committee with regional forestry leaders. He planned appearances in Houston and return to College Sunday noon.
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E. G. Siecke
Texas Forest Service
Dallas
Siecke
Dallas County Agricultural Club
Dallas Kiwanis Club
WFA
Dalas
Biecke
House Appropriations Committee
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Forestry Association
Texas Mill Managers’ Association
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Forest
Houston
Walter Coulter Lands in New York from World Trip
Mrs. J W Coulter received a telegram detailing Walter J Coulter landing in New York aboard the S S Bergenland. He is staying at the Hotel Pennsylvania and will visit St Louis Dallas before returning to Bryan after four months abroad.
Chicago Visitor Alma Fermier Sees Texas Big and Progressive
Miss Alma Fermier of Chicago visits her brother E. J. Fermier and family in Texas during Easter vacation. She teaches at Lindblom High School in Chicago, a school with about 4,500 students, and is visiting Texas for the first time, impressed by its bigness, beauty, and progressiveness.
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Alma Fermier
Chicago
E. J. Fermier
Fermier
Lindblom High School
Texas
Day of Dedication Draws Dignitaries to College Station
Visitors from Houston Tyler Palestine and San Antonio attended the dedication of St Marys Chapel at A and M College. Notables included H C Schuhmacher A and M director guest of President Walton and E M Rowley donor of the altar.
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H. C. Schuhmacher
Harry
Houston
College Station
St. Mary’s Chapel
Schuhmacher
A. and M. College
T. O. Walton
E. M. Rowley
San Antonio
Young Rowley
Notre Dame
Green Diamond Bus Schedule Between Bryan and Houston
W A McGee announces a Green Diamond Bus schedule between Bryan and Houston. Buses depart Bryan at 7 15 each morning arriving in Houston at 11 15. Departures from Houston are at 2 and 5 pm with arrivals in Bryan at 6 and 9 pm. The green bus is handsome and comfortable, rivaling any Texas line.
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W. A. McGee
Bryan
Houston
Texas
Aggie Cadet Loses Milk Wagon
William Pas, a cadet at A. and M. College, had his Ford milk delivery truck stolen Saturday night. The vehicle contained several empty bottles and was left by the roadside according to investigators.
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Aggie Cadet
William Pas
M. College
Riotous Carnival To Be Held May 3
The Tohu Bohu riotous carnival at the Palace Theatre in Bryan will aid the new Bryan Woman's Club house fund. A minuet dancer from Bryan and a chorus of Apse che Indian dancers from local schools join the program. organizers promise an event of exceptional excellence and brightness.
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Palace Theatre
Bryan Woman's Club
Bryan
Tohu Babu
Bryan Churches Rally for Red Cross Flood Relief
Churches in Bryan respond to a Red Cross call for Mississippi River flood relief with a city fund mounting to 836 dollars. Collections from First Baptist and First Presbyterian total 836, with three Main Street collection pots set up by Lang Spell Eric Fletcher and W R Thomas. Brazos County Red Cross urges cash donations only, as local clothing or supplies are impractical.
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American Red Cross
Bryan
Wm. M. Baxter Jr
St. Louis
Missisippi
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
Mississippi River
Holmes Bros
Roman & Vick
Lang Spell
Eric Fletcher
W. R. Thomas
Red Cross
Luther G. Jones
F. L. Thomas
Brazos County
World traveler Coulter to see Texas after Europe
Walter J. Coulter, finishing Egypt and Italy, plans no further European travel and now wishes to visit Texas. He writes that his greetings are dated April 1, and he is expected home around May 1.
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Texas
Egypt
Italy
France
Europe
Cairo
Paris
Walter J. Coulter
Mr. Coulter
Dedication Services Draw 3000 At A and M College And Bryan
About 3000 people attended the St Marys Chapel dedication at A and M College at 10 AM and the corner stone laying for St Anthonys Catholic Church in Bryan at 2 PM. Houston led the turnout with a 50 piece K of C band and 50 knights in regalia as guards of honor to Bishop C E Byrne.
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J. W. Hendricks
Bryan
Houston
Mr. Hendricks
K. of C
C. E. Bryne
St. Mary’s Catholic Chapel
A. and
M. College
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
K. of C.’s
Robert Schertz
Plantersville
C. Prrcker
Tours
B. Brain
P. Litwora
J. B. Gleissner
John Vitopil
J. Franke
el Urbansky
J. Kallus
St. Joseph’s Church
Immaculate Conception Church
Magnolia
Bryne
Brynt
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary’s Chapel
A. and M. College
T. L. Evans
Joseph I. Driscoll
United States
T. C. Walton
M. Colleges
Jess Thompson
College Station
Walter H. Dielman
Purification Cure Promises Health Through Calotabs
An advertising blurb urges readers to purify the system with Calotabs as a path to better health. It touts Calotabs as a complete purification package with directions and a price of 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
Star Products Co Soap Ad From Cameron Texas
A Cameron Texas advertisement promotes Star Products Co items with a 60c and $1.00 star slogan and soap priced at 25c. The ROMAN and VICK branding appears in the copy for the manufactured goods.
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Star Products Co
Cameron, Texas
Roman & Vick
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