4-H Day prize hopes and fall federation plans
Uncle Billy notes barley resists winter kill better than oats and suggests fall farm practices. 4-H day prizes include trips to Dallas Fair Chicago Fat Stock Show Washington DC a gold watch an $800 scholarship and 800 baby chicks sponsored by W F Munnerlyn Lions club rental chair. The Amer ican Legion Fair will award the chicks to qualifying Brazos county poultry club members with reports due at the fair.
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Dallas Fair
Chicago
Washington
Brazos County
Presbyterians Defeat Baptist Nine Monday
The Presbyterians beat the First Baptist nine 8 to 6 at Travis school to keep a share of the league lead. Four Presbyterian hits in the first three innings combined with four Baptist errors to build a 5 6 lead, while Baptist rallies were cut off by key plays including a double by Julian Cobb.
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Presbyterians
First Baptist Boys
Travis School
College Avenue Baptist Boys
Presbyterian Boys
Morris Williamson
First Baptist
Johnson
Alexander
Baptists
Burgin
Julian Cobb
Allan Kraft
Roger Herring
Nelson Fuller
Fay Martin
Presbyterian
Williamson
Ayres
Looney
W.&. Johnson
Martin Moore
Cobb
Fuller
Earle Tardy
Lee Williams
RHE Presbyterians
First Baptists
Kraft
Ross Herring
J. Cobb
Church league plans for games and future tennis tourney
The article outlines mixed church teams for horseshoes and washers with draw pairing, no seeding, and cross church competition. It notes possible tennis tournament if parks plans advance and describes a winter to spring shift from church teams to individual and non church based competition.
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Horseshoe
Horshoes
City Park Board
County Board Endorses Bond Issue for Relief Effort
The Brazos County Board supports a $20 million bond, endorsing continued relief work under RFC funds. Labor will be paid 50 cents per hour under NRA rules, with hours limited to what is needed to provide for dependents. The new permanent board replaces the Brazos County Emergency Relief Committee and will oversee ongoing relief activities.
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NRA
RFC
Texas
Brazos County
Edge community showers visiting preachers with gifts
On Thursday night Edge Baptist church hosted Rev. J. J. Pipkin and Dr. W. H. Andrew for a preaching service after a revival. Members offered love gifts including chickens vegetables preserves pickles and money as expressions of Christian fellowship from the rural community.
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Edge Baptist Church
J. J. Pipkin
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Edge Community
The
Edge Church
Pipkin
Andrew
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets Sold by Eagle Printing
Eagle Printing announces availability of typewriter yellow second sheets for purchase. The notice lists stock for office use with pricing and bulk order options, inviting customers to contact the company for delivery arrangements.
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Eagle Printing Company
Texas Firemen Take Course in Saving of Life
The American Red Cross Life Saving Service and the Firemen's Training School at A and M College Texas organized a First Aid and Life Saving course August 17 to 20. The program trained fire personnel from across the state with Dr. R M Muirhead leading sessions. A list of graduates from Special and Standard courses includes Edward L. Barker Orange and J W Pollard Cooper among many others, returning lifesaving knowledge to their home communities.
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Texas
American Red Cross
Red Cross
A. and M. College of Texas
H. R. Brayton
Brazos County
Texas Firemen
Edward L. Barker
Orange
R. P. Bledsoe
Harlingen
Clyde Childers
J. A. Gay
Notable Names in Seguin and Celina District List
A fragment lists individuals including H. Schwab of Austin, Harvey Smith, Brady, Arthur Thiele of Seguin, Co. H. Tucker of Celina, and A. C. Williams with Pelly, indicating a community or military district roster or election-era document.
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H. Schwab
Austin
Harvey Smith
Brady
Arthur Thiele
Seguin
Co. H. Tucker
Celina
A. C. Williams
Pelly
Hog tails shipment puzzles Galveston port
Galveston residents puzzled by a cargo listing 25 tons of hog tails aboard the steamer Elmsport sailing from Galveston to Manchester England. The clearance notice raised questions about the unusual merchandise and its destination.
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Galveston
Manchester
England
Elmsport
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Alvie Adams
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John Sidney Smith
Betty Syptak
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Curtis Cobb
Ralph Ball
Oak McKenzie, Jr
Rita Kraft
Bryan
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Bryan Preachers
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Radway’s Pills
Adywane
Umbersale
Biggal
HEER
Ward
Sylvania
Odd Dresser
Premier Wire Coils
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