Bryan Weekly Eagle Public Notice Details Rates
Bryan Weekly Eagle lists post office as second class matter since 1912 and announces rates for Brazos county subscriptions including one month and three months terms. It notes managing editor Mrs Lee J Rountree and AP affiliation with exclusive rights to news dispatches. Advertising reps listed in Dallas New York Chicago offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos County
Associated Press
Terein
Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Texas
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Association
Chicago
Illinois
Barnyard Chorus Calls for Daily Scratching and Purpose
A rustic poem recounts barnyard life as chickens roam from roost to yard at sunset and sunrise. It urges farmers to stay busy, plan, and seek productivity rather than idle crowing or waiting on a nest.
Rural life held as national family standard at Milwaukee talk
A federal Agriculture official told a national rural life conference in Milwaukee that the true American family exists in rural districts. He said cities have fewer families and children, more unmarried adults, and that farms offer space and quiet that sustain the family ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Department of Agriculture
Rural Life
Milwaukee
A Fool's Vision of Brazos Valley Prosperity Through Roads and Irrigation
The piece asserts that visions by "fools" spark progress and foresees Brazos Valley thriving within five years through irrigation on Brazos Bottom, turning black soil into truck farms and orchards. It highlights transportation hurdles, notes Bryan's rail access, and argues paved highways via a bond election would enable cheap markets and high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos Bottom
Blacksand
Bryan
Roads Program Sparks Bryan Growth in Brazos County
The essay extols Bryan as the largest city between Waco and Houston and a hub for 100 mile trade, tourism, and education. It describes a future Bryan seen from an airplane over the city, with county spokes of paved highways linking towns, enabling farmers to bring produce to market. It argues bonds fund roads and schools, tying good roads to present prosperity and future progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Waco
Houston
Texas
M. College
Brazos County
Bryan Eagle praised for strong community support
The Bryan Eagle is hailed as a top town paper with twenty two pages of advertising and news. The piece highlights Bryan Texas Chamber of Commerce over 600 members and praises local business men for supporting the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Eagle
Madisonville
Long Lane Lays Bare With No Flivvers Parking
A reflection on changing times describes a long lane once full of vehicles now kept clear, highlighting shifts in transportation and community life.
Bigness of the Women in Dr Carrie Weaver Smith
The piece reflects on Dr Carrie Weaver Smith former superintendent of the State School for girls in Gainesville who refused to discuss the State Board of Control action. It asserts her focus on the girls welfare and suggests her true measure lies in the lives she guided toward high living and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Weaver Smith
State School For Girls
Gainesville
State Board of Control
Dr. Smith
Clar ence Ousley Joins Southland Farmer Editorial Staff
Hon Clarence Ousley becomes a member of the Southland Farmer editorial staff starting with the September issue. He is a noted Texas editor and Extension Service veteran who led the National Boll Weevil campaign, bringing valuable expertise to cotton farmers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ousley
Colonel Ousley
College Station
South
Southland Farmer
Southland Parmer
Former Representative Baker Greets Friends in Town
Former Representative O D Baker of Gause Milam county visited the city today greeting friends. Baker represented the 53rd district comprising Milam Burleson and Robertson counties in the 37th and 38th legislatures. He formerly lived in Bryan and has many friends here who extended him a warm welcome.
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O. D. Baker
Gause
Milam County
Baker
Milam
Burleson
Robertson
Bryan
If you want yess sites done right let the Eagle do
A brief note hints at preferred web work by a firm or person named the Eagle, offering confidence in delivering proper site results and navigation.
Farmers Short Course honors announced at College Station
The sixteenth annual Farmers Short Course ends with prizewinners in the Texas Beekeepers Association and Agricultural Writers Conference. Livestock and poultry judging awards are given, led by Bexar Mason and Dawson counties with top individuals like Hulda Rumpel. The Baylor educator Dr. T. D. Brooks provides context on higher education’s social value.
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Hulda Rumpel
San Antonio
Eagle
College Station
Texas Beekeepers’ Association
W. R. Joer
Dallas
L. R. Nolan
Corsicana
H. B. Park
The
Agricultural Writers’ Conference
J. C. Wells
Memphis
Moulton Cobb
Cameron
Ruby Robertson
Brenham Banner
Bexar County
Charles Conway
Edward Biggs
Henry Kuthmann
Mason
Mason County
Charles Conwy
Miss Rumpel
Harold Schmidt
Vera Holcomb
Katemney
Wayne Clements
Fastland County
Doc McEver
Hill County
Knox County
Grain
Dawson County
Hayden Barren
Gordon Treadaway
Lamesa
Homer Sheffield
Crosby
Harris County
Willian Farmer
Tarrant County
A. L. Smith
Silver Whitsett
Llano County
T. D. Brooks
School of Education
Baylor University
Waco
Texas
the Eagle
Brooks
Hillsboro
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Southwestern State Teachers College of Oklahoma
Durant
New York State Rural School Survey
Texas State Educational Survey Commission
University of Chicago
Irrigation Plans Move Forward in Brazos Valley
Bryan and Brazos County residents push irrigation projects in the Brazos Bottom. Charles Felker’s plant lifts river water 45 feet for 100 to 200 acres, with plans for another. Local growers like Walling, Sims, Foster and others consider plants as artesian wells and pumps expand water access, aiming to boost feed crops and reduce costs.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Brazos
Charles Felker
Fordson
Chambers-Wilson Motor Company
High Peak
Felker
Jack and
Frank Walling
Milton Sims
Geo. Foster
Cole and Jones
W. H. Cole
Egbert Jones
E. H. Astin
R. H. Harrison
Riley Sadbury
Heslip
Tony Varisco
L. Stephan
Brazos Valley
Texas
Willard Chambers
Brazos River
Grimes
Burleson
Brazos Bottom
Memorial Service for William Jennings Bryan Held in Bryan
The First Methodist Church of Bryan hosted a large memorial service for William Jennings Bryan who died July 26 1925 in Dayton Tennessee. Speakers included Dr John A Held Hon Oak McKenzie and Judge W C Davis as they praised his courage intellect and lifelong service to right and righteousness.
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First Methodist Church of
Bryan
Union
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Tennessee
H. H. McCain
Roy Danforth
Geo. A. Adams
J. C. Williams
Edgar Buchanan
O. A. Ashworth
Lemmel
C. H. Ward
John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Dr. Held
Bry
Oak McKenzie
Rev
McCain
William Eennings Bryan
McKenzie
America
Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKenzie
W. C. Davis
Judge Davis
Arlington Heights
July Report of Miss Curtis Presented to Public
Brazos County Health Board met at the courthouse with Mrs. J. L. Brock chairing and Dr. E. P. Humbert among the members. Miss Elizabeth Curtis, county Public Health Nurse, presented July's report and noted an upcoming one month vacation to Oneonta New York. Mrs. J. T. Hanway will run the Well-Baby Clinic during her absence.
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Brazos
Negro Canning Event At Post Oak Near Bryan
About 125 people from four communities gathered at Post Oak three miles west of Bryan to cans beef. L. A. Nash directed the effort with 170 cans valued at 42.50 above costs, the Post Oak Club having canned seven beeves this season. The day included weather notes from Kaufman to Hearne and a travel mishap near Waco.
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Post Oak
Walker Settlement
Wipprecht Club
Mt. Tivo
Post Oak Community
Bryan
L. A. Nash
Negro County
Post Oak Club
Nash
R E Jones Home From A Trip To Northern Texas
Mr and Mrs R E Jones and their children returned home after a week long vacation through Terrell Kaufman Lawrence and Gastonia in north central Texas about 40 miles east of Dallas He visited his parents and two brothers and noted road conditions minor bad stretches on routes from Brazos County to Hearne and Midlothian to Oak Cliff He also rode over several hundred acres of cotton near Kaufman finding limited yield potential of a bale from four acres.
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Acrco
Hillsboro
Kaufman
Mr. Jones
Hearne
Waco
Hood Falls
Jones
R. E. Jones
Robert
Marjorie
Emmett
Hugo Lenz
Terrell
Lawrence
Gastonia
Texas
Dallas
M. G. Jones
Bryan
Benchley
Midlothian
Oak Cliff
Mrs Sholl Returns From San Antonio After Illness
Mrs. Wm N Sholl and children returned from San Antonio where Rev Sholl has been ill at Fort Sam Houston. Doctors report he is past the danger period and recovering. he can walk in his room and may soon come home. The family traveled by auto, leaving San Antonio Monday at 5 30 am and arriving Bryan 8 30 pm despite two blowouts.
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Wm. N. Sholl
San Antonio
Rev. Sholl
Fort Sam Houston
Sholl
Liehte Family Spends Summer in Williamston North Carolina
Postcard greetings from Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Liehte and children Christine and Bessie Mae describe their summer in the East and their current location at Williamston North Carolina.
Mayor Haswell Recovering After Minor Operation
Mayor Tyler Haswell is in Bryan Hospital for a slight operation and has been there since Friday He hopes to return home within a few days and can receive visitors passing the day with him Magie want ads get best results.
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Haswell
Tyler Haswell
Bryan Hospital
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