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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1936

Page

2

Garland Stephenville win top honors at FFA contests

Garland wins daily judging with 2595 points and high individual Leslie Anderson. Stephenville takes livestock judging with 1421. Garland earns national Dairy Show slot in Dallas while Stephenville goes to American Royal in Kansas City. Other firsts include Sherman plant production, Lancaster terracing, Cameron poultry, Sanger entomology, Tolar horticulture, Roby farm shop, and more.

E. R. Alexander Texas A. & M Future Farmers of Ameria Garland Stephenville Texas Ffa Dallas Kansas City Sherman Lancaster Cameron Sanger Tolar Roby Taylor and Thrall Victor DeLeon Dublin W. D. Graves Comyn Texas A. & M. Collegiate Pier FFA E. D. Nevills Ng Clyde H. H. Lock Bastrop R. Morrison Cisco Sterling City Moody Weldon Joe Hanphenville Dean Skiles Ile Sylvester Glenn Kimmey Sheepe-Eddy Perry Junction Ividual Louis Turcak Ira Ler Holland Alonzo Meek Monroe Wright Bartlett I Gollins John New Boston W. D Hughes Springs Farat Junior Newland Inred Rocks Doyle Trevethin Lufkin Roy Mabry Billy Tom Harris Italy Claude H Ff- Man Rhode Island Cat Payne Burleson Leon Boriskie Bryan Eugen Fowles Agile Weldon Wilson George Chandler McLean Kenneth Martin Lewisville Edgar Williams Abilene McKinney Vidor Gatesville Herman Dubmission Vidtor Stockdale A. D. Hudson Academy School Temple Robert Lea Marshall

Bryan UDC Chapter Receives Jefferson Davis Map

The National Historical Highway committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy issued a pictorial map of the Jefferson Davis highway. L. S. Ross Chapter No. 100 in Bryan received an early copy, showing the U S route from San Francisco to Maryland. The nearest segment to Bryan runs from Austin through Elgin Giddings and Brenham to Houston. Centennial visitors in Texas will see U D C patriotic service along this highway.

National Historical Highway Committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy L. S. Ross Bryan Jefferson Davis United States San Francisco Calif Maryland State Capitol Austin Elgin Giddings Brenham Houston Texas

Bryan Women Win in Centennial History Contest

Kathleen Bullard and Mrs. Stuart Cole of Bryan are listed among 50 contestants who each won $1 in the Houston Press Centennial history contest. The event ran several weeks and drew interest and education. First prize of $300 went to E. B. Jennings, an insurance salesman from Houston.

Houston Press Bryan Folk Kathleen Bullard Stuart Cole Houston E. B. Jennings

Quin to Administer Confirmation at St. Andrew's Bryan

The Rt. Rev. C. S. Quin bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas will administer Confirmation at St. Andrew's church in Bryan on May 18 according to an announcement by Rector Rev. L. A. Wilson.

C. S. Quin D.D Episcopal Diocese of Texas St. Andrew's Church Bryan L. A. Wilson

Great-Grandson Born to Dallas Stallings Family

Mrs W D Stallings of Bryan received news Friday of a son born to Mr and Mrs W T Stallings Jr of Dallas. The baby is named William and is the second great grandson of Mrs Oh Stallings.

Bryan W. D. Stallings W. T. Stallings Jr Dallas Stallings Oh Stallings William

Farm Credit Chief Sees Lightening Mortgage Burden Since 1929

W S Myers Farm Credit Administration governor says farmers now devote a smaller share of gross income to mortgage interest than in 1929. He notes lower rates debt restructurings and refinancings cut the farm mortgage interest bill to a 1917- level and reduced total debt. He cites federal land bank loans and refinancing saving farmers over 68 million in interest this year amid about 2 billion in farm debts at 6.3 percent.

W. S. Myers Farm Credit Administration Myers Congress Federal Land Bank

Soil Conservation Program Aims To Rebuild Soil Fertility

College Station April 25 Agriculture official Jack Shelton explains the Soil Conservation Act seeks to curb erosion and restore fertility by shifting land from soil depleting crops to soil building and conservation practices. The program ties payments to crop choices and base acreage ratios across Texas counties.

College Station Jack Shelton Extension Service New Soil Conservation Act Agricultural Experiment Station Milo Spur Dickens County Plains Texas Abilene Soil Conservation Service State Conservation and Domestic Shelton

Reduced Mortgage Rates Cut Farm Borrowing Costs

The article notes long term mortgage loans at 4 to 5 percent, reducing overall savings. It also states that Federal land bank borrowers through national farm loan associations face interest installments at 3 percent for the year ending July 1, 1936 and 4 percent for the following two years.

Federal Land Bank National Farm Loan Associations

Eagle Carriers Begin Campaign To Win Vacation

Fourteen Bryan Daily Eagle carriers aim to recruit ten new subscribers for a fully paid Galveston Houston vacation trip. Last year nine of eleven completed goals earning a guided trip with activities, plant tours, and an extra Dallas Centennial visit. Manager R A Booth supervises. eligible names include John Orts and fourteen others listed.

Bryan Daily Eagle Galveston Houston Eagle Printing Company Houston Chronicle Ed Anderson Eagle The Press Dallas R. A. Booth Hearne John Orts Liloyd Young Dan Young Fay Galloway J. C. Watson Bill Hopkins Alvin Syptak James Lynch Joe Dyer Howard Pledger Travis Price Stephan Pearce Ralph Fuqua Marvin Hagemeier

Davis to Deliver Four High School Commencement Talks

Judge W. Davis has accepted invitations to deliver commencement addresses at four high schools. The dates are Cold Springs May 1 Somerville May 22 Hempstead May 27 and Buffalo May 29.

W. ©. Davis Cold Springs Somerville Hempstead Buffalo

Dog catcher nets 30 untagged dogs Thursday

Local dog catcher rounded up about 30 untagged dogs on Thursday and impounded them at the pound. Several Bryan residents risk liability for failing to license their pets as the roundup continues.

Bryan Galen S

Emmet's Drug Store Installs New Floor Covering

Emmet's Drug Store is dressing up for spring with attractive new linoleum covering the store floor. The updated flooring adds a fresh look to the interior as customers approach the season.

Emmet’s Drug Store

Bryan And Brazos County Women Prize Recipes For Eagle Readers

Bryan and Brazos County women noted for cookery collaborate with the Eagle to share prize tested recipes and culinary knowledge. Readied desserts include a layered custard and chocolate ganache with whipped cream, to be prepared in advance and chilled before serving.

Bryan and Brazos County Eagle Old South

Strawberry Preserves by Mrs. O. H. Astin

Recipe for strawberry preserves uses 1 pint berries with vinegar, t allows 15 minutes of cooking after boiling, then 1 pint sugar per pint berries for 10 minutes more. Cool and jar, boiling tops and rubbing jars. Do not cook more than three pints at a time.

Salmon souffle with white sauce and eggs recipe

A classic lunch dish combining canned salmon with white sauce and cream. Beat egg yolks then fold in whipped egg whites, steam or bake in a water bath for about forty minutes, then serve hot with peas.

Orange Bread from Mrs E H P Bain

Four to five orange peels cut small and boiled with water and soda. Make syrup with sugar and water, mix with eggs milk flour baking powder butter salt and pecans. Add cooled orange peel and bake slowly for 1 1/2 to 2 hours at 325 degrees.

Black Bottom Pie from Mrs L P Coffey

A historical recipe card describes crust made from ginger snaps and Roll cookies with butter, baked 10 minutes. Filling uses sugar eggs milk cornstarch gelatin chocolate and vanilla, cooked to coat a spoon, then chocolate custard is layered over the crust.

Hear Young Speaker At Jewish Service

Alfred Schulman, a high school senior, spoke at Temple Frieda on Friday evening urging American Jewish youth to uphold traditions. He noted Judaism’s belief in one God and the Ten Commandments, praising Jewish morals. Schulman is a member of Stephen F. Austin high school’s debating team, winner of district and regional titles, and earned a Northwestern summer scholarship.

Alfred Schulman Temple Fred Stephen F. Austin High School the Academy Northwestern University

Three Year Prison Term is Given Herman Bloch

Walter H. Hunnicutt Assistant United States Attorney at El Paso reports Herman Bloch who lived in Bryan for months was sentenced to three years in Leavenworth and fined 500 dollars. Bloch was found guilty in five counts of using the mails to defraud. Mr. Bryan was among witnesses subpoened from Bryan.

Walter 8. Hunnicutt United States el Paso Travis B. Bryan Herman Bloch Bryan Leavenworth Bloch

Poem by Bryanite Will Be Published

Mrs. Hazel Davis of Bryan has a poem accepted for Carlyle Straub’s anthology Muse. The 24 line piece Keep Your Chin Up gains praise from editor D Wilford Wine and proof is issued for correction before publication. Davis may win a $260 prize for the most original verse decided after publication.

Hazel Davis Bryan Carlyle Straub Chicago D. Wilford Wine Davis

Red Cross Convention Planned in Chicago May 11 14

The annual American Red Cross convention will be held in Chicago from May 11 to 14. Brazos County Chapter officers have received an invitation to attend with as many Brazos County Red Cross representatives as possible making the trip.

The American Red Cross Chicago Brazos County Red Cross

Bryan Editor Speaks at Teacher Convention

Mrs. Lee J. Rountree editor of the Eagle spoke at the Southeast division Texas State Teachers Association convention in Beaumont Friday noon. She discussed publicity and schools. Accompanying her were Mrs. Lil Dimmitt and daughter Mary Virginia.

Lee J. Rountree the Eagle Beaumont Texas State Teachers Association

Lions Amateur Show Next Tuesday Urged Applicants

R. C. Franks president and Gordon Stover committee chair urge anyone who has not applied for a second show place to do so immediately. A committee meeting is set for Wednesday night to select the final bill from applicants.

LIONS R. C. Franks Lions Club Gordon Stover

Reliance to Meet Hempstead Nine Next in Hempstead

The Reliance baseball team will play Hempstead in Hempstead next Sunday afternoon replacing a prior plan to face Navasota in Navasota. Manager B L Risinger announced the schedule change at a Grimes Brazos Baseball Association meeting in Navasota. Reliance opened league play with an 8 2 win over Keith.

Reliance Baseball Hempstead Navasota Mannager B. L. Risinger Reliance Grimes-Brazos Baseball Association Keith

Charity Ball Planned to Aid Sick Children

Members of the Young Woman's Assistance League of St. Andrews Episcopal church plan a post Easter charity ball Thursday night in the Knights of Columbus hall. Proceeds help hospitalization for indigent children. Ticket sales are led by Mrs. C. C. Todd Jr with volunteers handling checkroom refreshments and general planning. The league will not meet Tuesday due to the absence of their teacher Mrs. Hetty Curry.

Young Woman's Assistance League of St. Andrews Episcopal Church Knights of Columbus C. C. Todd, Jr M. L. Parker George Long W. (. Mitchell

Itchy Foot Remedies Sold With Guarantee

Sam's Drug Store advertises Black hawk Oontivent for athlete's foot itching. Kezema Itch or Ringworm treatments promoted with a money back guarantee. Prices listed as 50c and other ads imply sale terms. Local reader cautioned about product names and obscure ingredients.

Sam's Drug Store Roman Wick Black Hawk

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