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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1931

Page

6

Brazos County Leaders Discuss Crop Shifts and Roads

Directors at Brazos County Chamber of Commerce debated replacing cotton with truck farming and small grain crops. W. J. Coulter and H. H. Williamson highlighted local conditions as generally improving, while urging attendance at the Highway 21 Association meeting in Caldwell around August 21.

W. J. Coulter Aifesat Nore Mielke Obenae Mr. Stanford Highway 21 Association Caldwell Bryan George A. Adams R. V. Armstrong F. LW. J. Coulter W. K. Gibbs W. F. Gelber W. S. Higgs Jno M. Lawrence Jr Oak McKenzie J. F. Stanford H. H. Williamson

Former Bryan Resident John Wyse Dies in Houston

John T. Wyse Sr aged about 50 died Monday at 10 oclock a m at his Houston home. He was once connected with the jewelry business here with J M Caldwell and the Caldwell family while residents. Mrs Wyse was a Mitchell by birth, pioneer James Mitchell family. Mr and Mrs Caldwell plan to attend the Houston funeral Wednesday.

Awhaese John T. Wyse Houston John T. Wyse, Sr J. M. Caldwel Mr Well Basi Miss Mitchell Figus James Mitchell Tis Jot M. Caldwell

Funeral Service Wednesday Morning for Smetana Man

Funeral services are planned Wednesday morning for Smetana Man b Leh aged 72. He died at Spem after a lengthy illness and is survived by his wife and several children. burial details to be announced.

Smetana Spem Gerdiens Hamels Sen

Residents Lead Baumort Church Music

Vomiens residents lead Baumort Church music program at Magnesia Baptist Church in Mi e ures bolts. Walter Johnson, a local farmer, broadcast a portion of the program last Sunday afternoon from 4 to 4 o'clock with Johnson on the program and noted graduates and students connected to local institutions.

Vomiens Baumort Bryan Walter A Johnsce Magnesia Baptist Church Walter Johnson Johnson

Settlement on Condemnation Suits for Highway 6 Near Bryan

County commissioners met Monday and settled condemnation suits with W. J. Boriskie and Fred Winters for land needed for Highway No. 6 right of way south of Bryan. Boriskie’s $250 award stood and the county will move fence posts and his store building while he rebuilds the fence. Winters’ initial $800 was raised to $850 with an agreement he will rebuild his fences.

County Commissioners Court W. J. Boriskie Fred Winters Bryan Boriskie Mr. Winters

County Tax Rate Set at 1 30 Per 100 For Brazos

Brazos county commissioners fixed the tax rate at 1.30 per 100 of valuation, the same as last year. They approved highway project estimates totaling 65 915 for work on Highways 6 and 21 and spent the remainder of the day on bills and routine items.

Brazos County County Commissioners Court

Etex Chamber Receives Strong Membership Dues Support

The Etex Chamber reports membership dues for May June and July reached 98.46 percent of last year’s total for the same period. Officers and directors express high satisfaction with the strong member response and payment turnout.

Etex Chamber of Commerce

Tests Given For Berths With Highway Patrol

Eighteen applicants for highway patrol positions took written exams Monday at Stephen F. Austin high school under Division Engineer J.E. Blair. All applicants were residents of the 17th Division, with one Bryan resident. Exams covered a variety of subjects testing general information.

Highway Patrol Stephen F. Austin High School J.E. Blair Blair Hae Charga Bryan

East Texas Chamber outlines three way rural sanitation program

The East Texas Chamber of Commerce promotes a three part plan including water purification and safe human waste disposal alongside screening. Screening against flies and mosquitoes requires one third of the program, with finer mesh than 16 to keep out pests. Ten and 12 mesh are deemed unsuitable and even 14 mesh should be painted to reduce openings.

East Texas Chamber of Commerce

Plan Big Rodeo Friday Night at Hi School Arena

Wellborn and Millican rough riders and cowboys with helpers from surrounding counties will hold a rodeo Friday night at Forrest Field. Brahma cattle will be used for bull and steer riding along with bucking ponies to test riders. Judges are Oscar Coe Reese Lockett and Roy Chapman.

Wellborn Millican Forrest Field Oscar Coe Navasota Reese Lockett Brenham Paris Roy Chapman Hempstead

Rosenwald Gives 4500 to Build Kemp High School

The Rosenwald Foundation provided 4500 toward Kemp Negro high school in Bryan. Four thousand covered building costs and 500 funded equipment. Funds were turned over Monday by F L Henderson via G T Bladgood, foundation Texas representative, through Hectorson, president of the Bryan School trustees and state board of education member.

Bryan F. L. Henderson Rosenwald Foundation Kemp Negro High School G.T. Bladgood Texas Mr. Heson Bryan Seack Ednema

Folks mainly about Tuesday notices and visitors

Mrs J J Tatum and granddaughter Hattie Laura May of Dallas left for Dallas after a Bryan visit. Rev A Arthur Hyde and family depart for Kerrville for a vacation. Dozens of local residents including Mrs Mamie Wynne Cox and others travel for visits and medical or family reasons. Community events include a First Baptist class meeting and varied travels to Houston Dallas Lufkin and Teague with multiple relatives and friends noted.

J. J. Tatum Hettie Laura May Dallas Tatum R. L. May Bryan Irve B. Todd Rock Prairie Mamie Wynne Cox Tyler Haswell Billie Batte Bryant Houston First Baptist Sunday School Charley Myers Margaret Cobb South Washington Avenue A. W. Buchanan Jean McAdams Waco Lufkin Sallie Buchanan Edgar Buchanan F. L. Henderson J. L. Welch Wellborn Guy Neeley Welch Roy A. Walker College Station Jacob Bullock Steep Hollow Bullock Marshall Dorothy Mary Richard Monroe W. F. Gibbson College Avenue First Methodist Church George RK. Branch Frances and George, Jr Branch Teague Ursula Conn Madisonville Austin W. F. Gibbs Alia Stanford Corpus Christi Aline King Elizabeth Dickenson Margaret Grant Helen Minkert Bessie McGee O. L. Smith Blanco New Braunfels Miss Minkert J. Ribbeck Central Texas Auto Company Locke McNeeley Navasota Creath-Brazos Baptist W. M. A Lyndal Alice Ward West Texas Oklahoma

Pressure Cooking Demo at Ward's in Bryan Next Week

A Ward's Montgomery Ward Store demonstration in Bryan runs all next week starting Monday. R D Devill of Windsor Cooker Factory will show pressure steam cooking of full meals in 10 minutes and faster canning, endorsed by Good Housekeeping and other authorities.

Montgomery Ward Bryan R. D. Devill Ward Windsor Ward’s Good Housekeeping Institute Department of Agriculture National Canners’ Laboratories Home Canners’ Association Home Makers Mars

True Story of Sam Bass Outlaw of Texas Stages Final Stand

A Bryan writer recounts Sam Bass’s last battle at Round Rock and the U P Bank hold up of 1877 78 era. Weaving memoirs and ranger files the account chronicles Bass Barnes and Jackson battling Texas Rangers led by Gen Jones as Bass dies with his boots on after a pistol duel in Coppress store.

Sam Bass Texas Bryan Sam Ross Eobber Texas Rangers Round Rock Texas Frontier Battalion Olt Rangers Jack McCulloch Frst Ben McCulloch Pea Ridge Ark Ben San Janinto Collins Rangers Bass Indiana Denton Jack Davis Jim Berry John Dad) Underwood Bill Heffridge U. P Ogallaha Neb Heffridge U.S Berry Mexico Dad Davis Dallas Fort Worth Ferney Lawrence van Wie Ranger Nagle Ford Mesquite Jim Murphy Henry Underwood Arkansas Johnson Pipes Herndon Joel Collins June Peak Salt Creek Wise County Herndon Sebe Barnes Barnes Jackson Old Mexico Murphy Gen. Jones Adjutant General of Barnes M Waco Temple Belton Sam Capt. Peak Austin San Saba Lieut. Reynolds Jones Dock Ware Christ Connor George Harold Highsmiths Lieut Reynolds C. L. Neville Henry McGee Corp J. B. Gillett Abe Anglin Dave Ligen Bill Derrick Banister Brothers John R W. L Corp. Wilson Brushy Creek Old Town Mays Feed Store Coppress Store Grimes Moore Ware Connor Harold Gen Dick Ware Frank Jackson West West Texas Frank Hamer di Ware Hartle Diet Plac Sor Story Lampasas Gillett Marfa Copprel

Redlich to Demonstrate Rupture Method in Texas and Minnesota

Minneapolis expert C F Redlich promotes his Perfect Retention Shields for ruptures with instant relief and lasting seal. He will demonstrate at the Oxford Hotel in Hearne on Aug 19 and the Camp Hotel in Navasota on Aug 20 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Bring children. personal fitting at the home office in Minneapolis.

Cc. FF Redlich Minneapolis Minn Hearne Oxford Navasota Camp C. F. Redlich Ais

Remembering Sam Bass and the Round Rock shootout

The narrative recounts the 1878 Round Rock affair with Sam Bass mortally wounded by Dick Ware at close range after a pursuit through Old Town. It notes Bass's bravery and generosity, the injury details, the Ranger pursuit, the fate of Frank Jackson, and the lingering memory at Round Rock including a ruined memorial.

Stolen Equines in Texas Prompt Reward Offer

A notice seeks two mules, a black mare with halter and a brown saddle mule no brand, about 1000 to 200 pounds, in Iola Texas area. J T Wells Rt No 2 Iola is notified with a $10 reward. The Eagle pays cash for clean white cotton rags.

J. T. Wells Iola Texas

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