Federal Restrictions On Duck And Dove Hunting Announced
Federal rules tighten duck and dove hunting with a shift in state-by-state seasons. Restrictions tighten bag limits and gear, extending a two month delay in some areas while opening in others. The measures affect multiple states including Washington Arizona Arkansas California Kansas and Texas and list specific retail outlets for permits or supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Arizona
Ark- Calif Kansas
Ences
New Mexico
Nebraska
Nevada
Cbishoms
Utah
Youkus
Terry
Ler
Ress
Iing
Wesdrerk
Arkansas
Oktahomas
Washington
Echoes of Summer Vacations Heard At B and P W C Meet
Members gathered after a Rocky Mountains vacation with sister Mrs L G Bryan sharing insights. The 7 sie Bagram program for 1937-38 was adopted with events including What We Get for Our Money and What We Got for Our Money. Officers and picnic plans were announced as guests from various states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.&pw.c
Rocky Mountains
L. G. Bryan
Mis
Malcolm McInnis Coshman
United States
Isla Mae Chapee
L. Finance Committee
Reby Mashburn
Health
Dowea Hale
Seminary & Outlook
Myrtle Murray
Jane
Okla
Vera Crippen
Abilene
Jessie Mur- Herton
Local Medicine Show Tour At Bryan Normangee Event
A medicine show featuring Doc Baliock and acts by Wimberley and others drew crowds in Bryan Normangee. Spectators included many local residents and business people who mingled, with souvenirs distributed and firms such as Edge and Son Hasswell's A M Waldrop and Company present. The event featured dancing, rival entertainment acts, and a wireless device demonstration that ended comically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Devis
Bodeck
Eoland Damnty
W. E Wimberley
Fred Hale
Saxe Knox
Alo Wen
Baliock
Almply
Hades
Wimberney
Bryan
Normangee
Bryan Formas
Charles H. Edge
Carl Blumfield
J. H Conway
A. M. Waldrop, Jr
W. E. Wimberley
R. W. Boswell
Jack Johnnson
J. RB. Reed
John Keneeny
Br.l. Bray
J. E Tatum
W. R. Nance
Lawrence Parker, Jr
W .L. Me
E. R. Bryant
Roland Dansby
Dutch” Dillingham
J. F. Templeton
David Reid
Edwin Nedbalek
Tom Sweeney
Jess Hensarling
Charles Hillier
Henry Schovassa
J. W. Payne
Harold Dreyfus
Elo Hedtke
Charles Beard
James Whaley
H. C. Smith
M. Ajkin
William Terek
J. A. Arhopulas
G. C. White
S .C. LaBelloc
Edge and Son
Haswell’s
A. M. Waldrop and Company
Lew Auto Store
North Mair
Hassell Motor Company
Bryan Motor Company
Parker Lamber
Coffey Candy Co
Lilly Co
Goodyear Service
Davis Motor Co
Southwest Telephone Co
Metropolitan Barber Shop
Holick Shoe Shop
Palace Confectionary
Folks mainly about York Day and kin list
A long community note lists relatives friends and visitors from Bryan during a stretch of weeks. It mentions Mr. and Mrs Steve Walsel Mrs A E Plesk and others on a Pacific Coast tour, births and family visits across Texas and nearby states, and several trips to Dallas Houston Chicago and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Day
Steve
George Walsel
A. E. Plesk
Resenberg
Sandey
Pacific Coast
H. O Craft
Delies
Wes
Craft
Borer
Sem Leland
Sam Jr
Sam Mares
Ené
Pets Bridge
Bretet
Merry Crenshaw
Erms Colt
Bryan i
Denison
Martyns Miller
L. E Miller
D. E Hood
Houston
Katheryne Eardiey
Carrizzo Springs
Bryaz
A & M College
Eardley
Marjorie Earl Miller
Baylor University
Miler
D. L. Weddington
Chicago
Charles Eris
Weddington
Northwestern University
Bryan
Donald A. Bates
Stillwater
Okla
Bates
W. F. Gordon
Calif
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
A. D. Jackson
Wilkerson Memorias Clinic
Charles Kahan
Oklahoma
Arkansas
George
Rally Day Draws Women Of Brazos To Bryan
Rally Day at the Woman's Club building in Bryan drew about 123 women from Brazos County. Mrs. Will Henderson opened the meeting, Essie Shealy pronounced the incor poration, Judge W. C Bevis gave the welcome, and Miss Deere Hake spoke on rehabilitation through demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Bryan
Braimes County
Dmonstration Club
Strong
Woman’s Club
Will Henderson
Deere Hake
Extension Service
Parker D. Hama
Cleb
Gna Jacks
Gns
Vieta McKensie
Bellville
Boone
SFA Band Director Returns from Cincinnati With Honors
Mr and Mrs E Vergze Adams journeyed to Cincinnati where the University of Cincinnati band directors praised their conducting and technique. Adams led portions of concerts and will begin drills August 16 with just over 60 marching members. He was the lone Texas student among few from the Pan American region and holds drum majoring experience from national championship instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Vergze Adams
Otéer Morris Var
Cas
Adams
Texas
Portherm
Reliance Club Members Attend Raily and Local Gatherings
Reliance residents share plans to harvest cotton as a Bre. Lewis misses the weekend, sending Mr. Godley of Bryan. The Reliance club o men attend the Raily in Bryan Saturday for rural club women. Families visit, with Ruth Crenshaw improving from illness and Frank Shirley returning from Houston. Community singing and watermelon feasts mark the week with attendees from Bryan College Kurten and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
Lewis
Mr. Godley
Bryan
Reliance Club
Rural Club
C. Riley
W. J. Riley
R. L. Riley
Ruth Crenshaw
Frank Shirley
Houston
Lewis Shirley Jr
Hovnston
C. H. Mathis
College
Kurten
Babe killed by car in Brownwood driveway
Verne Nell Chandler a 13 month old child of Mr and Mrs Lester Chandler was killed Monday afternoon when an automobile ran over her as she played in the driveway of her parents service station. The car was driven by Alfred Baker a relative who had stopped for gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Babe
Brownwood
Vernie Nell Chandler
Lester Chandler
Alfred Baker
Cobb Quits Job As Southern AAA Head
Washington reports 53 year old Cobb of Atlanta resigned as director of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration Southern division. Acting administrator Hetcom will take immediate action. Cobb plans private pursuits around September 1 and had led the southern region during Henry Wallace and J. B. Toller Cole’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Southern Aaa
Washington
A. Cobb
Atlanta
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Southern Smvs
B. Hetcom
Nho
Henry Wallace
J. B. Toller
Coca Cola Ups Dividend
Business note states Coca Cola increases its dividend as Fort Worth market activity shows retailers and designers promoting winter women’s ready to wear items during a regional market week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepeme Edge
Fort Worth
Nipefeeterers
Ready To Nest
Coca-Cola
England and Italy Exchange Friendly Notes in Diplomacy Move
A letter from Premier Benito Mussolini to Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain arrived Monday, signaling a potential easing of long standing tensions between Italy and Britain. Sent after recent cooled ties over Mediterranean interests and Red Sea issues, officials hope the exchange could end years of friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anelottuslen
Europe
Benite Neseslini
Newile Chamtberlain
Crasaberiain
ED Bece
Italy
Britain
Bedng
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Sunday gatherings and a church shower announcecoming
Rev J J Pipkin preached Sunday night to a good crowd. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Hil and family and Geo Holland. A church shower for Rev Willie is planned next Sunday at 10 o clock. items such as towels and sheets are gratefully welcomed. Brother Willie departs in September for the Panama Canal Zone to spread the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pipkin
W. C. Hil
Bee Wilson
Geo. Holland
J. A. Wilson
Normangee
Robert Wilson
Gladys Closs
Inez Payne
Emmie
Marie Barnett
Jane Closs
Fred B. Wilson
Mary Ruth
Agnes Davidson
Ernie
John Rychlik
Amy Sneeden Called to San Angelo for Mother’s Death
Miss Amy Joyce Sneeden, manager of the Western Union office, was summoned to San Angelo Saturday night due to her mother’s death. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Joyce Sneeden
Western Union
San Angelo
Fire city employees discharge in San Antonio economy move
Aug 3 1939. Mayor C. K. Quin announced plan to discharge 79 city workers on Aug 15 to save about $25 000 annually. The action aims to reduce operating costs of city services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Meyor C. K. Quin. Em
Progress of Texas Cooperatives at Third Annual Institute
COLLEGE STATION Aug 4 Progress of the cooperative movement in Texas management problems of cooperative associations and farm organization and farm credit will be featured at the third annual Texas Institute for Cooperatives Aug 16 18 at Texas A and M College. William I Myers Farm Credit Administration will speak at a banquet Aug 11. Speakers include Stanley Andrews Homer D Wade Sterling C Evans G A Vestal Dean E J Kyle and H G Lucas.
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Progress of Texas Cooperatives
College Station
Texas
Texas Institute For Cooperatives
Texas A. & M. College
Wiliam I. Myers
Washington, D. C
Farm Credit Administration
Wills Center On
Texas Cooperative Movement
Inmann
Farm Credit Admin
Istration
Stanley Andrews
New Orleans
American Cotton Grower
Homer D. Wade
Callax
Texas Cooperative Council
Sterling C. Evans
Houston
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
G. A. Vestal
Quanah
Pal’mers Cooperative Society
Dean E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Texas Agricultural Association
Community Updates and Visits Around Kings Highway
Local notes show many families busy picking cotton this week with Freddie Kindt recovering and receiving cards from 4 H club members. The column also documents visits among residents including Scasta Sanders Holden Nash McDonald and other families from Bryan Houston Eaton and Tabor with various Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Kindt
Freddie
Joe E. Scasta
Bryan
E. M. Sanders
Max O'Niel Senday
Charlie Curik
Fort McDonald
A. C. Dowell
Cc. A. Holden
Betty
Tillie Nash
Pauline J
Elwyn Hil
Grant McDonald
Houston
Ed Schram
Tabor
Fritz Kindt
Rube McDonald
L. Kopesky
Adolph Kopetsky
Charlie Batson
Ed McWhorter
H. M. Black
Houston man named president of Texas CIO federation
John B. Patella of Houston, organizer for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, was named president of the State Federation of the CIO at a meeting in Beaumont. The group is mapping plans for the state organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
CIO
Texas
Beaumont
John B. Patella
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
State Federation of the
C LO
Humble Oland Refining Faces Persistent Industry Resistance
Emphasis centers on the Humble Oland Refining Company in oil industry coverage, highlighted by leaders as offering the most stubborn resistance amid ongoing tensions and strategic maneuvers within the sector in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. SO
Humble Oland Refining Company
Two Prisoners Escape from Eastham Prison Farm
William Roland Simms of Longview and John Bufford of Coleman escaped from the Eastham prison farm near Weldon on Monday, as announced at the Texas penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastham Farm
Huntsville
William Roland Simms
Longview
John Bufford
Coleman
Eastham
Weldon
House Approves $500000 for Will Rogers Memorial Museum
Washington Aug 3 By unanimous vote the House passed a bill authorizing a 500000 appropriation to aid in constructing a memorial to the late Will Rogers at Claremore Oklahoma The memorial will house Indian relief and exhibits about the Southwest The note adds J H Wilcox of Tabor and Dominee Angonia Brazyos valley resident visiting Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Will Rogers
Claremore
Southwest
Cotton Contest Cautions for 4 H Club Members
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club warns contestants in the three acre cotton contest to have the cotton inspected before picking by two disinterested neighbors using blanks provided by the county agent. Members should keep cotton seed pure at the gin if selling seed. The article cites Alfred the Great and urges reflection on virtuous living.
Cotton crop slips but still better than last year
J Webb Howell pegs current deterioration at 30 percent though the crop remains an improvement over last year. Analysts warn poor soil as a major contributor, and call for renewed efforts to improve soil quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webb Howell
Wide Study and Entertainment Plan For Texas Women
Texas farm women at the 28th Farm ers Short Course at A and M College Aug 16 19 will have a full study and entertainment program. More than 1400 attendees expected under Rey W Snyder. The Texas Home Demonstration Association will hold its annual meeting with several noted speakers and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
College Station
Farmers
Texas A. & M. College
Rey W. Snyder
Texas Home Demonstration Association
John Palmore
Ravenna
Jane Alden
Chicago
Ill
Austria
Hungary
Italy
France
England
George VI
Miss Alden
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Sanitary
Lébelle
H. & W Cash
Ewings Feeds
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Fire State Bank
Trax Co
F. W. Woolworth Co
Sem Kaplan
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S. L. Dowling
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SFA
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AAA
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Roberm
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FY. Worth
Fire City
Kings Highway
Rogers Museum
Oklo
J. H. Wilcox
Dominee Angonia
Brazos Valley
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
Alfred the Great
Laura Breihan
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Barbara van Heulen
General Assembly
L. M. Hogsett
Ista Mae Chapman
A. E. Brady
Hillsboro
L. L. Bradley
Rockdale
Leon Rosenberg
Greenville
F. R. Starr
Joseph Perkins
Eastland
Mary Wilsom Young
Ellen S. Quillen
Ethie Eagleton
Arlington
Jack
Star Brand
Sweet Feed
STAR
Bryan Cotton Ol & Fertilizer Company
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