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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1929

Page

10

Women Shape Buying Habits and Local Progress

The article extols women as the dominant buyers in America influencing families churches schools and community betterment. It urges Brazos county rural wives and mothers to back road improvements to improve access to Bryan high schools and markets, tying education and living standards to better roads and county development. The piece also notes tariff debates, Washington monument crowds, Rhineland evacuation talks, rising aircraft output, Peru rejoining the League of Nations and social dances as light items.

America Parent-Teacher Association Bryan Lions Club Brazos County Bryan

Brazos County Good Roads Plan Earns Unified Support

A Brazos County-wide conference praised the spirit of cooperation among fifty precinct delegates and community members. They backed a program for road improvements including 1,100,600 in bonds, 250,000 for lateral roads, 500,000 for high ways 6 and 21, and retirement of 326,000 in bonds, with a petition to the county court for a special election.

Brazos County County Commissioners Court State Highway Commission Charles Merka Smetana Citizens Committee Teh County Commissioners Court Texas Eec Lin Vo

County faces bond proposal and road plans for voters

This week a petition seeks a special election on a 1 100 000 bond issue for roads, with August 24 court presentation and September 28 election. The plan aims to widen traffic lanes and improve lateral roads, inviting county residents to study the program before voting.

County Commissioners Court

Allred Considers 1930 Run For Texas Attorney General

Granbury hears Wichita Falls lawyer Allred declare he will seek the Texas attorney general post in 1930. He says many supporters urged a candidacy, prefers formal announcement later, and notes past near-miss in 1926 while addressing the Old Soldiers and Settlers Reunion.

Associated Press Granbury Allred Wichita Falls Hood County Texas Claude Pollard San Antonio Young County

Education crusader recalls broad experience with schools

A writer recounts measuring three New England school systems under professors and praises interactions with many superintendents from around the world. He notes Harvard’s high entry standards, aims to prove Texas training can compete, and reflects on a challenging but rewarding summer while sharing personal weather comforts and hopes to influence future educational policy.

New England New Zealand Canada England Germany China Japan Harvard Texas

Newspaper Outshines Radio In Cleveland Ad Study

A Cleveland based comparison by Roger W. Babson finds a newspaper ad costing 3000 dollars yielding 222 inquiries plus two telegraph orders, while radio produced 16 inquiries. When the same spend is allocated, radio replies cost 166 66 per, newspaper 0 75 each. The following Monday papers in five cities carried the ad.

Cleveland Ohio Roger W. Babson National Note Cies Radio Corporation Babson Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago

Winter Garden C C Hears New Chamber Leader

Winter Garden C C elects T N Picot of Catrina as president succeeding Je Sullivan of Asherton. The announcement confirms Picot’s ascent to the helm of the Winter Garden Chamber of Commerce as of August 14.

Associated Press Crystal City T. N. Picot Catrina Winter Garden

Eight Lettermen For Football At STTC This Year

Southwest State Teachers College rebounds from graduation with eight lettermen returning led by co captain Branum Obits Berry and co captain Hopper Lindsey Gordon Zunker and Horton. Training starts September 10. Schedule includes games against East Texas Teachers Howard Payne Texas College of Arts and Industries Abilene Christian Sul Ross Sul Ross and McMurray Southwestern University Georgetown Daniel Baker and North Texas Teachers College.

Associated Press San Marcos Southwest State Teachers College Bobcat Branum Obits Berry Hopper Lindsey Gordon Zunker Horton

Clyde Gregg Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Clyde Gregg of the Wilson Pradley store in this city is resting well at Bryan hospital after an appendicitis operation performed early this morning. Friends hope he returns to his place of business soon.

Bryan Clyde Gregg Wilson Pradley Bryan Hospital

The Eagle advertisements get results

An advertisement note from The Eagle touts its effectiveness in driving results, urging readers to place notices or listings to reach a wide audience and harvest attention for their needs.

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