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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

2

Notable Arts and Agriculture Figures Highlight Local News

The document details the careers of stage actress Mande Ademe and educator Mr Dickson, noting Ademe s stage comebacks and prior roles. It also covers agricultural pioneer work by Mr Dickson on Spur fet erita and run water research at the station, plus local moves of E.N. Holmgreen and John J. Mrnustik to Bryan with family.

Mande Ademe Uring Chnid Eand E H. Sothern Company New York City Bell John Drew Tve Juliet Etersim Moses Charlie Moran Beasley H McDowell Eng Duten Hohn Vickers Im Station Sper Texas Hes Dickson West E. N. Holmgreen A. & M. College Extension Service Mr. Holmgreen Dallas County Galverton County LaVerma Wilson County Dimmitt County Grobbs

New Exotic Woods From Ford Plantation Sent to United States

Ford plants shipped rare woods from Amazon Valley to Bee Vista and Dearborn for experiments. Timber from exotic species, including cedar, resins, and fibers, was processed at Plantation headquarters for building, veneers, and decorative uses. Oils and resins show potential for paint, soap, and edible applications.

Amazon Valley U.S Ford Plantation Temerese Pare Aime United States Ford Dearborn Plentetion Bee Vista Ford Specialst South America

Many Soil Types Found in Texas By Late Survey

A review of Soil Survey data in Texas notes about 730 soil types with varied characteristics. It stresses the need to match soil resources to uses, warning that improper management or lack of regard for natural properties can render land unprofitable. The survey aims to cover all counties, but precise conclusions depend on better data and scale.

Algego Kamer Texas M. Udbert Hos Bay Jr Thicksse LolGen Grace State Highway Commission

Bryan couples file intentions to marry this Friday

G B Stewer of Pecos and Stella Mae Way of Bryan intend to marry. H H Beether of Bryan and Lillian Ellert of Columbus Cole filed native Pridey with County Clerk Jesse Negee to obtain marriage license.

G. B. Stewer Pecos Stella Mae Way Bryan H. H. Beether Lillian Ellert Columbes Cole Jesse NeGee

Citizens thanked for July Short Course support

The Committee of Extension Service expresses gratitude to Brazes county citizens for their contributions to the evening programs during the July Short Course.

Committee of Extension Service Brazes County

For Sale 50 Acres Near Highway 21 Abutting Pavement

A sale notice lists fifty acres for sale near town, located north on highway 21 and within three miles of the town limits. Contact D. Mike for details.

Highway D. Mike

Dentists Open New Greenwood Court Offices

Dr W mn Lawrence and Dr D C York announce a new location opposite the court house in Greenwood Court. They offer special attention to pyorrhea and orthodontia for patients seeking dental care and treatment.

Greenwood Court Court House York

Half of Belgium Cotton Supply Furnished by U S

Belgium uses about 200000 bales of cotton annually with roughly half from America and half from Egypt India and the Congo district. Belmont University graduate Herbert Earl Arnold reports long fiber cotton from Egypt and short fiber from India while Congo cotton remains low per acre and largely used by Belgian mills.

Austin Belgium America Egypt India Congo Herbert Earl Arnold University of Texas Europe Congo District Congo River Texas England Manchester Shirley Institute Ghent

Bryan Teacher Louise Pipkin Enjoys New York Trip

Miss Louise Pipkin, Bryan's featured teacher, details safe arrival in New York aboard the Dixie. She stays at the Parnassus Club with Columbia University summer students, plans a Washington visit, and will fly there with aviator Walter Wipprecht Jr. before resuming duties at Bryan Consolidated School in September.

Louise Pipkin New York City Rev Re. J. J. Pipkin New York Miss Pipkin New Orleane U. S Parnassus Club Columbia University Bryan Missex Elizabeth Howell Louise Cline Washington, D. C Walter Wipprecht Jr Washington Wipprecht Consolidated Schools A. and M. College Consolidated School College

Attractive brick veneer home under construction in Cavitt addition

A modern brick veneer bungalow is being built on a Cavitt addition lot by Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Harrison, Sr. The home promises full modern convenience, comfort, and beauty throughout.

Cavitt Addition R. H. Harrison

Oil Fire Fatal to Youth at Sabine Test Well

Aug 9 Longview report: Ted Morrix of Blackwell Ohio, 22, was killed and Eugene Fitzwater of Gladewater, 16, badly burned in an oil fire at the M. C. Sells Petroleum Company test well in the Sabine river bottoms.

Longview Ted Morrix Blackwell Ohioa Eugene Fitzwater Gladewater M. C. Sells Petroleum Company Sabine River

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