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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1932

Page

6

Local officials seek tax reform to curb costs and save independence

East Texas county leaders urge constitutional amendment to allow form changes in local government. They warn blanket salary cuts fail and cite duplication of services and scope for merging offices. Sessions cover farm programs, tax surveys, and county planning.

Merlepe Harrison Texas W. Sherrill Dallas United To Reconstruction Finance Corporation New Mexico Arizona C. A. Burmeister Bureau Agricultural Economics United Department of Agriculture C. M. Evans Marshall Texas and Park Railroad Evans East Texas East Texas Chamber of Comérce Har Eastexas Guion Hall Akers E. G. LeMay Bess Heflin George E. Adams College Station District 8 R. E. Carswell Bonham Fannin County Kyle Field George W. Johnson G. E. Ellisor Houston Harris County Willie L Brazos County Kyle Field Stadium

Voice Building Club Short Course Recap

Members met daily at Guion Hall for 8 to 9 am inspirations. A president and secretary were elected for the week. Former Governor Pat Neff spoke, sharing songs yells and tips for better posture breathing and daily exercise. The writer hopes Brazos county attends next year and thanks the Chamber of Commerce for a trip reward.

Williams K. K. Robbins Cameron E. R. Wright Post Charles F. Fothergill Waco John Long Crockett M. C. McClain Sulphur Springs Ray Holder Dallas Texas House of Representatives Conference For Texas B. H. Hendrickson Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Tyler A. K Dad) Short Federal Land Bank Houston Mr. Short College Mess Hall A. L. Smith Paul A. Cungus L. C. Cooper Willis Daniel Russell College R. G. Williams Bryan Guion Hall Pat Neff Brazos County Chamber of Commerce

Distinguished Visitor From 56th District Visits Bryan

Representative-elect Gaston Palmer and Mrs Palmer of Normangee visited Bryan today. Palmer will succeed H H Turner and this is his first political office as a merchant who runs a general merchandise business. He thanked the Eagle for the opportunity to serve the state. Local companions included Mayor K C Wilson and Oscar Stork.

Gaston Palmer Palmer Normangee Bryan H. H Henry”) Turner Madisonville Eagle Office K. C. Wilson R. D. Hooper Oscar Stork Rep Mrs. Palmer Morgan Cross Edge

Mrs Skelton Guests With Mrs Kelley Franklow

Mrs K K Skelton of Redias is a guest of Mrs Kelley Franklow during a social visit.

K. K. Skelton of Redias Kelley Franklow

Notable Texans in Extension Work and National Figures

The article highlights Inez Derryberry, extension landscape specialist since 1930, with Texas roots and Grayson county service, plus recalls public figures Marie Dressler and Gene Tunney, and profiles labor leader William Green and Dr. Thomas White Currie, detailing careers, affiliations, and public roles across education, labor, and religion.

Inez Derryberry College Station Grayson County Miss Derryberry Rhome Texas Decatur Baptist College North Texas State Teachers College Decatur Olney Chillicothe Denton

Dr Currie noted Presbyterian leader and educator

Universal Christ ia Life and Work Sweden and Cardiff are cited as contexts in Currie’s career. He served as general moderator of the Southern Presbyterian Church in Charlottesville, Virginia, and taught Bible courses in summer camps across Texas, Colorado, Missouri, and North Carolina while supporting Red Cross and European relief drives.

Thomas White Currie Texas Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Currie University of Texas United States Presbyterian Church In Universal Christ Sweden Cardiff Wales Stockholm The Presbyterian Church Charlottesville Colorado Missouri North Carolina Snyod Liberty Loan Red Cross

Fire destroys home on West 27th street

Fire this morning at 9 30 destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Loren opposite Bowie elementary school on West 27th street. Three fire trucks and four water streams battled the blaze and threatened the neighboring house. Loss to the house estimated at 600 dollars. contents and insurance figures not yet known.

Sam Loren West 27Th Street Bowie

Death of Mother Of Bryan Woman Is Learned Here

News arrived of the death of Mrs. Letitia Knox of McCook Nebraska mother of Mrs. S L Boatwright of Bryan. She died Thursday and was buried at Gatesville Sunday. S L Boatwright left Bryan to attend the service and join his wife there and remains away until September 1.

Letitia Knox McCook Neb S. L. Boatwright Bryan

Absentee Voting To Begin Aug 7 for Runoff Primary

The period for absentee voting in the Aug 27 runoff primary will open Aug 7 and close Aug 23 with voting hours set between 20 days and three days before the election. The runoff ballot will likely be prepared next week after the County Democratic Executive Committee declares the first primary results at its Saturday meeting. Runoff contests will occur in several county and state races.

Democratic Executive Committee

Torrid Week With Record Temperatures and No Rain

Super-summer weather dominated last week with no rainfall. Daily highs reached 102 degrees on Friday and 97 on Monday, while lows ranged from 74 to 76 degrees across Tuesday to Sunday.

Max. Min

For Sale Six Room New Home in Bryan Texas

Six room new home with all modern conveniences in a good Bryan location. For terms and particulars write to P. O. Box 212 Bryan Texas.

P. O. Box Bryan Texas

Proper Rations Control Rickets In Young Chicks

Rickets slipped tendons and other leg disorders in battery brooder chicks can be largely prevented by proper rations says R M Sherwood chief of the poultry division at the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. He notes exposure to direct sunlight or cod liver oil can prevent rickets and that using rice bran or wheat gray shorts in place of yellow cornmeal greatly lowers crippling rates from 38 percent to about 2 percent.

R. M. Sherwood Poultry Division Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Shrwood

Local feeds boost growth in Texas poultry

The report notes that chicks fed rice bran show six percent higher gains than those not fed it, and those fed wheat shorts gain eleven percent more than birds receiving no shorts. Texas poultrymen benefit from these feeds due to larger statewide production and easy availability.

Texas Poultrymen

Hidalgo County women canned 63000 with home club effort

Miss Gladys Dowling, home demonstration agent for Hidalgo County, visits Brazos County as 500 Hidalgo club women report 63000 canned items in the past season. Edinburg merchants note home products surpass shipped goods sales. Cecelia Bukowski of Kurten visits Houston friends.

Gladys Dowling J. H. Dowling Brazos County Hidalgo County College Station Miss Dowling Edinburg Cecelia Bukowski of Kurten Houston

Plan New Drive Into Cemetery

Work on the proposed new entrance to the Bryan city cemetery likely will be started next week according to City Manager R. G. Williams. It calls for a concrete drive from the highway across the ditch about ten feet into the cemetery with gravel beyond, plus beautification with shrubs and plantings at the entrance.

Bryan City Cemetery R. G. Williams

Insurance Commissioner Boosts Firemen's Training School

The Firemen's Training School will be held at Texas A M College from August 8 to 11. Raymond S. Mauk state fire insurance commissioner urges that the fire chief assistant chief or fire marshal attend and Bryan is expected to send a strong delegation.

Bryan Texas A. and M. College Raymond S. Mauk

Woman Loses 64 Pounds with Kruschen Remedy

Mrs H Price of Woodside New York reports dropping from 190 pounds to 126 pounds in a year using Kruschen. She notes improved health and a youthful look despite being a mother of two, and urges safe daily use before breakfast with a glass of hot water.

Price Woodside

Also Mentioned on This Page

People’s Column Inez Derry Berry Marie Dressler Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Min Bill Miss Dressler Orpheum Harvard Gene Tunney Tunney Pittsburgh Steel Andrew Carnegie Greenwich Congress Connecticut Warwick American Federation of Labor William Green Green United Mine Workers of America Ohio District of Mine Workers’ Union American Academy of Political and Social Science Hidalgo CO Yyoimman Ward Homesteader Montgomery Warp & Co Bryan Ave Bryan, Texas
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