Countywide Lateral Road Bond Vote Planned in Brazos County
A countywide conference in Brazos County approved a plan to issue bonds totaling 1 100 000 to improve main and lateral roads. An election is set for September 28 after petitions are filed August 21, with funds allocated by district and precise road lists to be specified in election petitions.
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Brazos County
Court House
Aevon
College
County Commissioners Court
Thie
John M. Lawrence
Ieee
Delegatones Sapaniaen
Euler Ae Ba
C. Davin
F. L. Henderson
W. S. Barren
Fewntaie Sertich
Robertson County
Steeles
Sandy Point Road
Mudville
Littl Brazos
Commissioners General Fund
John M. Moore
Bie
Jenna D. Rogers
Allen Farm
Sam Daunlap
Militean
D. BR. Reyder
Weilborn
N. C. Cole
Harvey
J. L. Stasney
College Station
MU Risinger
Steep Hollow
W. T Donaway
Independence
Leslie Liegd
Ene
F.L. Henderson
C. *. Bethany
M. F. Dansby
Banquet Planned For Schee Heads By P T A Council
Fraiay bi the Cry Coeneit of Pe ewat-Teachers Amocutmns spowet that 04 members were engaged in the summer course of study of Pot A work. Of there ten are Iren Bowie, mine fron Travis, sed fvne from Stephen F. Austin. The council decided to give 1 bemquet for the teachers of the
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Fraiay
Peewat
Amocutmns Spowet
Iren Bowie
Intend to Marry Notice Filed in County Urgent Ma rriage Plans
Notice of intention to marry and application for a marriage license filed today by J D James naming Ciara Burke of Bryan as fiance and Rafe Adams naming Vissie Dare as fiancée.
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Auarr
County Uri Dex
B. McGee
J. D. James
Thie Commty
Ciara Burke
Bryan
Bis
Selie
Rafe Adams
Xeero
Vissie Dare
Indicted Scrab Bull Court Case Sparks Dairy Woes in Missisestpot
Indicted for robbery and larceny, Scrab Bull faced a high profile trial in Lawrel amid suspicions he hindered dairy development. The jury found him guilty, a death sentence was publicized but never carried out as he vanished. The Milk Products Show aimed to rally public support for Jerseys, cooperative farming, and tick eradication, with banks in Lawrer offering $2,166 in premiums and an agricultural booklet detailing activity and contests.
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Bull
Lawrel
Ball
Bobletin of the Americas Backers Association Agriculators Commission
Lagret
Sponso
Toeter & Mare
Lawrer
Bankers Develop Novel Institute
The Georgia Bankers Association with the State College of Agriculture sponsors farmers institutes across the state. An exhibit of panels charts and models covers nearly all agricultural phases and travels in four large trucks, filling a 4½ by 5 foot space at each stop.
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Georgia Bankers Association
State College of Agriculture
Tick Eradication Plan Prompts Louisiana Law Debate
Farmers, business leaders, and legislators gathered at the University in Louisiana for the annual Farmers Short Course to discuss a bill guiding cattle tick eradication campaigns. They plan to modify the Ginsberg bill to win state approval, push for comprehensive dipping and fencing rules, and address quarantine and enforcement to end tick hazards in Brazos County and beyond.
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Louisiana
Citizen's
Louisiania
Imand
Royder
Brazes
Bryan
Ertvea
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Prospect Doe Correbbe carried the first bale of ecottom from this community Priday of rest week. Priday of Verna Tullews will be gind twoo men that she has recov ered from a case of flu and was able to attend church Sunday. The revival services closed Saturday with a good congregation and pastor Rev. M. Secord did gospel preaching appreciated by the community. Ed Beal of Goose Creek with his new bride visited his priests Joe Beal this week-end.
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Doe Correbbe
Walker County
D. J. McDonald
A. and M. College
Sander
Harve Ross
Franklin
Horace Tullous Thoraisy
Rows
Rev. M. Secord
Ed Beal
Goose Creek
Joe Beal
Reverend J. J. Pipkin Recovers From Illness
Rev J J Pipkin, confined at home by illness for several days, is well enough to attend church. The report notes a population density in Texas towns with Loving County showing the lowest density at 4.1 per square mile and Loving County reflecting a broader 1928 population estimate of 82 in 153 square miles.
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J. J. Pipkin
Texas & Tin Daisies
Loving County
Penney drives rise of purebred cattle and farm fame
J O Penney founder and agricultural figure is praised for his devotion to livestock. He owns one of the greatest purebred cattle herds shown at state fairs and dairy events, including May Princess, a Guernsey cow with five calves and high production. He also champions Hampshire sheep and crop diversification for farmers.
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Texas
Bryan
Brazos County
Aye A
Penney
J. O. Penney Co
Guernsey
Emmadine Farm
Mr. Penny
Cloke
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Read
Ausen
Comesissvenet Gay Royett
Stwee Holww
Barer
Bird Pend Peegusra
Dr. Devidnon
Sheriff Reed
Aden
Thompson Road
Bard Peed
Tareer Creek
Faderos
W. H. Hendricks
Percy Terrel
Millican
F. H. Pee
Sam Duram Li le Dighksen
P. L. Barron
J. Boriskiec
J.J. Stasney
Harver
O.L. Andrews
N.C. Cole
Hélion
C. M. Risinger, Tobias
Macy-Edge
Oliie
Hanover
T. C. Ellett
Loeke
J. W. Har
P.T. A. Council
BY Nell Bentley
Mississippi
Bemg
Bryjan Bummness
Agen
C. L. Beason
T. H. Reyder
Brazes County
Jim
Mer
Ropder
Bexar County
Gliain
LC Penney
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RCA
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