Madison County sends 125 to Texas short course visit
A group of 125 Madison County residents joined Texas A and M College attendees for a one day visit to the fifteenth annual Farmers Short Course. The event featured contests in clothing making for girls, beekeepers and cottonseed breeders conferences, and a writers' conference with several receptions and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Bryan Daily Eagle
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
Farmers
Texas
Texas Beekeepers’ Association
Texas Cottonbreeders Association
Watermelon Party at Eberstadt Exhibit and Bryan Plan
Secretary S. E. Eberstadt hosted a late Friday office gathering with ice cold melons and a Bryan Plan exhibit featuring hundreds of photographs on Brazos County. Attendees included Homer D. Wade Marsh W. Holland Henry Edwards A D Jackson Mrs. Lee J. Rountree and others praising the Bryan Chamber of Commerce and Eberstadt's long tenure with a single Texas organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan
Brazos County
Homer D. Wade
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Marsh W. Holland
Farm and Ranch
Henry Edwards
Troup Banner
A. D
Texas
Hopkins County Peaches Win Favor With Bryan
W. W. Evans Hopkins county agent directs F. M. Horne of Sulphur Springs in soil-building for Elberta peaches. A. and M. Extension Service district agent G. W. Orms notes Horne’s success as a top Texas fruit grower with reliable color, shape and flavor through scientific cultivation and packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Orms
A. and M. Extension Service Department
F. M. Horne
Sulphur Springs
Hopkins County
Orms
Horne
Texas
W. W. Evans
Mr. Horne
Vernon Marten Returns From Military Training
Steep Hollow notes Vernon Marten has returned home after training in San Antonio. Corsicana visitors include J. H. McDonald and family R. F. Adkenson and Ben Cloud and families. Mrs. J. W. Mathis and children arrive from Beaumont. Emma Ruth Tobias of Bryan visits her brother Audrey Tobias. Ruby and Mildred Foster attend a Bryan business course. Chas Murray and family of Bryan visit B. L. Foster and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Vernon Marten
San Antonio
J. H. McDonald
R. F. Adkenson
Ben Cloud
Corsicana
W. E. Moore
J. W. Mathis
Beaumont
Ruby
Mildred Foster
Bryan
Chas. Murray
Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. E. Jones
We thank all who ministered to our mother and sister in her last illness and for the floral offerings. May God's richest blessings be upon you. Signed by her children brother and sister. Eagle want ads get best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Jones
Brazos County Day winners announced at College Station
More than 1000 Brazos County residents attended the Brazos County Day at A and M College as Kurten led with 407 delegates and Steele's Store, Tabor, Millican, Smetana and Reliance competed in yells songs and speeches. Judging covered attendance songs two minute talks and community yell with Kurten placing first in overall scores.
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Kurten
Brazos County
TABOR
Steele’s Store
A. & M. College
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Wells
Millican
Eagle
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
Smetana
Reliance
Kurten Sends Wide Wake to Brazos County Day
Kurten residents flocked to Bryan and the A and M College for Brazos County Day at the Farmers Short Course. A Kurten Community Band led a 65-car convoy, decorated with streamers and Kurten banners, signaling one of the county’s most spirited community efforts for agricultural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Bryan
A. and M. College
Brazos County
J. J. Kasiski
College Station
Roup Remedy Ad Promises Cure or Money Back
Are your fowls sick with roup colds cholera or white diarrhea Use Jahnke s Roup Remedy We return money if not cured N A Stewart Druggist Adv for quick results try Eagle want ails
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Jahnke
N. A. Stewart
Benchley Social Roundup Reflects Summer Visitors
Local residents and guests flocked through Benchley this week with visits to relatives in Lampasas, Houston, Dallas, Sutton, and Hearne. Families like the Doerges and Hills, Rand Boswell, and the Hoyt/Bates circles were seen traveling and hosting kin, with several groups returning from trips to Comanche and Bryan.
Tabor Tidbits From Bryan Daily Eagle
Aug 7 notes on dry weather and failing cotton crops as rain is hoped for. Revival at Alexander led by Rev. O E Vivian draws large crowds. Mr and Mrs W S Colson relocate from Iola to teach at Tabor and be welcomed. No church or B Y P U at Cottonwood due to the Alexander meeting, but Sunday School continues.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Tabor
Alexander
O. E. Vivian
King Vivian
Vivian
W. S. Colson
Iola
Cottonwood
Very First Bottle Brought Her Relief From Illness
Mrs Maggie La France of 215 Archer St Waco Texas credits Tanlac with restoring her health after two years of nervous exhaustion dizziness and weak appetite She gained 15 pounds after five bottles and now enjoys abundant energy and strength praising Tanlac as a wonderful medicine for her complete recovery.
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Tanlac
Maggie la
France
Archer St
Waco
Texas
Taniae
Local Church Announces Bible Program Next Sunday
Community notes report a double B Y P U program planned for next Sunday inviting all. Local residents Mr and Mrs Britton Risinger and Miss Bertie Risinger of Steep Hollow visited the area while Miss Eula Beth Locke and Miss Francis Locke of Bryan toured nearby. Mr and Mrs J M Class and children spent the weekend with relatives at Edge. Ella Frances of Bryan visited home folks, and Messrs Grey and Victor Harriss of Bryan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Harriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benchley
Rows Dunn
Longview
J. B. Dunn
Jim Peyton
Sutton
A. D. Doerge
Lampasas
H. S. Haltom
Gus Bade
Clyde Bowman
Leafy Sikes
Dallas
Jesse Peyton
Peyton
Mesdames Jefferies
Knight
Winkler
R. Rice
Houston
Walter Harris
Jim Francis
Tabor
Will Locke
Bryan
Hugo Seidal
Seidal
Lewis McCauley
Brookshire
Mesdames R. H. Henry
S. R. Rice
Thurman Smith
Jne Haygood
Cameron
C. C Seale
Bill Peyton
Calvert
Bud Cross
Burleson County
van Haltem
Douglas
Mesdames Horace Cook
Will Payne
Crosby
C. C. Seale
L. M. Haltem
Mesdames Wilburg
Wilson
Seale
Wesley Wilson
Mazel
Baylor
Baby
Oklahoma
John Milton
Miss Ida
Hearne
Dave Williams
C. R. Wood
Commanche
Britton Risinger
Bertie Risinger
Steep Hollow
Eula Beth Locke
J. M
Edge
Francis Locke
Ella Frances of
Messrs
Grey and
Victor Harriss
J. W. Harriss
Fish Fry Draws Crowd to Hall's Lake
Aug 7 edge epigrams note a large crowd enjoying a fish fry at Hall's Lake with plentiful catches and a good time. The item lists local travelers and visitors from Bryan Waller Hearne Dallas Houston and individuals with last names Hill Moore Elliott Payne and Rychlik as participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Nunley
Maud Haze
Hearne
W. C. Hill
Norma Ruth Hill
John Payne
Maud
Belle Moore
Bryan
Velma Moore
Lester Moore
Morgan Cross
Dallas
Frank Rychlik
Houston
Emma Elliott
John Rychlik
T. C. Elliott
J. T. Leathers
Roy Elliott
EF. J. Payne
J. W. Leighman
Wellborn Ladies Auxiliary Holds Thursday Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Wellborn met Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock at the church. Members present included Mrs. T. J. Harrold, Mrs. Guy Neeley, Mrs. Geo. Price, Tr., and Mrs. Windy Smith. They discussed the Price book and were dismissed after the discussion.
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Wellborn
T. J. Harrold
Guy Neeley
Geo. Price
Windy Smith
Book of Price
Johnson seeks Brazos County Tax Collector runoff support
Mrs. Jack T. Johnson thanks voters in Bryan and Brazos County for Democratic primary backing, announces lead in Tax Collector race, and asks for votes in the August 23 runoff promising value received if elected.
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Jack T. Johnson
Brazos County
Merchants Rally for Brazos County Day Prizes
County Agent C L Benson and Secretary S E Eberstadt canvass Bryan business district to raise funds for Brazos County Day prizes at A and M The merchants readily donate with no refusals and prizes will be awarded in gold at the first regular meeting of each winning community club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Blodgett
C. L. Benson
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan
Brazos
Herbal remedy Herbine promises quick relief for digestion
A bottle of Herbine on the shelf at home is like having a doctor in the house all the time. It gives instant relief when the digestion gets out of order or the bowels fail to act. One or two doses starts things moving and restores that buoyant feeling of health. Price 60c. Sold by M. H. James Drug Coq. Both stores.
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M. H. James Drug Coq
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Elaine Bizzell
Violet
Marjorie Short
Writers’ Conference
Anne Bentley
Nannie Berryman
W. 8. Howell
B. Youngblood
Jane Cavitt
Roland Dansby
M. R. Bentley
W. A. Duncan
SEC. Eberstadt
Hopkins County Peaches
Texaco
the Texas Company
U.S.A
Texaco Petroleum Products
Laura Belle Roten
C. A. Searcy
Will Howell
Bryan Woman's Club
Benson
H. O. Ferguson
John Sabo
C. M. Degelia
Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
Lee J. Rountree
W. B. Bizzell
L. L. McInnis
E.J. Fountain
Tyler Haswell
Marvin E. Wallace
J. D. Martin
Oak McKenzie
Ferguson
D. J. McDonald
McDonald
Roten
W. D. Ede
Henry Gentry
Reky Saunder
Bastrop
T. O. Walton
Lena Cortemeglia
Steele’s
T. J. Abbott
Alma Matthews
Johnson Sabo
Ruth Dixon
J. Walter Smith
B. Bizzell
Benchley Budget
Tanlac—Ady
Wellborn Ladies Auxiliary
Bryan and
Edith Sellers
N. 21St St
East St. Louis
Cardus
Cardui
M. H. James Drug CO
Luther A. Johnson
Brazos and
Games
W. S. Barron
R. S. Bowers
Jess Conlee
Roy Hudspeth
J. M. Ferguson
A. S. McSwain
Cc. M. Risinger
Emmett Holland John Sabo
F. F. Regmund
Co. M. Degelia
J. M. Moore
M. H. James Drugco
State of Texas
E. L. Tyra
District Court
Kate Tyra
J. W. Barron
D'strict
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