Proper Care of Milk to Prevent Disease Highlighted
Stephenville August 15 expert H N Smith from Tarleton Agricultural College stresses proper milk handling to prevent disease. He cites tuberculosis and typhoid risks from unsanitary milk and urges tuberculin testing, clean milking, sanitized equipment, and proper barn design to ensure safe, pasteurized like milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
John Tarleton
Stephenville
H. N. Smith
Wessor
Tarleton
Wind Keeps Aruba Island Workers Alive in Scorching Heat
J B Francis Jr of Standard Oil of New Jersey describes life on Aruba off Venezuela where daytime temps hit 110 to 115 degrees and nights drop to 85 88. He says only constant wind sustains climate. refinery employs 3 000 to 4 000 including Arubans. 60 acre concession leased from Lago Oil. Francis on a 60 day vacation returning Sept 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Francis, Jr
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Aruba
Venezuela
Mr. Francis
C. B. Francis
Bryan
Goose Creek
Francis
Island
Curacao
New Jersey Company
Lago Oil and Transport Co
New York City
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Stillman
Black Plans to Direct Music During Revival in Fairfield
H. P. Black educational director of the First Baptist church leaves Sunday afternoon for Fairfield Freestone county where he will direct the music in two weeks of revival meetings at the Baptist church beginning Sunday night August 14 Rev. Thomas Gray of Iola will preach and assist the local pastor during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Black
First Baptist Church
Fairfield
Freestone County
Thomas Gray
Iola
Methodist Youth West Zone Meet Set for Friday
About 125 young people from the Huntsville district west zone of the Methodist church are expected at a Friday meeting in College Station led by M L Wykes. Jno W Black Jr heads Bryan Epworth League and the zone includes Bryan College Station Navasota Anderson Hempstead Millican Bedias Alexander Iola and smaller towns. Registration starts at 5 pm with recreation and supper at 6 followed by a missions program at 7:30 led by Mrs. Harry Rankin of Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
The
Methodist Church
College Station
M. L. Wykes
Jno
Funeral Service For Festus McDonald Bedias Monday
Funeral services were held at Bedings Monday for Festus McDonald age about 60 who died Sunday after a weeks long illness. He was brother of the late Brazos county school superintendent and is survived by his widow and several nieces and nephews. News of the time reached Bryan by phone as Mrs. D J McDonald then county superintendent and her son were visiting relatives in Loma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedings
Festus McDonald
Brazos County
McDonald
Bryan
D. J. McDonald
Loma
J. M. Sandle
Wind Blows Hard In Bryan Causes Little Damage
A strong wind hit Bryan Saturday night with minimal damage. Power interruptions occurred but no major destruction. Debris from downed limbs cluttered streets, later cleared. A tree fell onto Lamar Etheridge’s garage. the rear wall was broken to free the car. Pergolas at J Webb Howell’s home collapsed and a tree at E J Fountain’s home was uprooted. An awning at Col C C Todd’s home was destroyed. A Sunday morning blaze on the boiler room roof of the American Steam Laundry started by a high voltage wire short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Julius Barron
Lamar Etheridge
J. Webb Howell
E. J. Fountain
Col. C. C. Todd
American Steam Laundry
Girls of Bryan Pass Red Cross Life Saving Tests
Three Bryan girls Vera Nachman Maurice Searcy and Mary Alice Weddington passed the American National Red Cross Junior Life Saving Course tests with scores of 90 82 and 81 respectively. They will receive certificate cards and life saving emblems through the Brazos County Red Cross chapter. The course in swimming and life saving is free and encouraged for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Nachman
Brazos County
Red Cross
American National Red Cross
Bryan
Vera Nachman
Maurice Searcy
Mary Alice Weddington
American Red Cross
Tourists Stranded by Mountain Creek Water Crossing
A travelling party including John W. Black Jr and J Vernon Brown Jr were waterbound for 19 hours near Lozier Canyon between Sanderson and Shulma while crossing Mountain Creek. The group used a team of horses to reach dry ground as water levels rose rapidly, with a car carrying ten people pulled by a highway truck through the floodwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Black, Jr
J. Vernon Brown
Travis
Reese Brown Jr
Bremond
Oran Beal
West Texas
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Waco
Austin
Uvalde
del Rio
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Sanderson
Alpine
Pecos
Abilene
Shulma
Lozier Canyon
Bryan Minister Resigns to Take Call at El Paso
Rev. Arthur A. Hyde resigns as pastor of the First Christian church Bryan to accept the post at El Paso. He and his wife, long serving Bryan Christians, will move soon after vacation return. they came from Temple two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
el Paso
Arthur A. Hyde
First Christian Church of
Hyde
First Christian Church
Texas
Christian Church
A. A. Hyde
Rev
Temple
Rev. Hyde
Texas Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fort Worth
Phillips University
Oklahoma
Todd to Attend Rotary Club Texas City Meet
Todd C. Todd of Bryan district governor of Rotary International will attend a Texas City Rotarians meeting Tuesday night August 30. H J Mikeska reported at the Royal Cafe luncheon after returning from the district assembly in Austin. He spoke on officers duties and committees and urged closer member organization to meet Rotary aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
C. C. Todd
Bryan
Rotary International
Royal Cafe
H. J. Mikeska
Austin
Mikeska
Rotary
Mrs Mae West claims Kruschen Salts trimmed fat in 4 weeks
St Louis resident Mae West, 28, reports dropping 20 pounds from 170 to 150 in four weeks by taking Kruschen Salts daily. She says energy improved and she was never hungry, recommending half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning. Product sold at N A Stewart Drug Co with a 4 week bottle price and money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
St. Louis
N. A. Stewart Drug Co
Two Tire Company Officials Escape Injury in Wreck
An early morning accident south of College Station damaged a Buick two door sedan carrying M. W. Rigney Houston branch manager and a New York official of Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. The car struck a concrete post during an S turn. occupants were uninjured and returned to Bryan then boarded a morning train to Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Dallas
Houston
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Bryan
M. W. Rigney
New York
Texas Permanent University Fund Amendment Proposal
Texas Legislature proposes constitutional amendment to create a Permanent University Fund from lands and proceeds once set aside for the University of Texas. The fund may invest in U S and state bonds and Farm Loan Act bonds with legislature oversight. Approved rail land tenth not included. Vote set for November 8 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Senate
University of Texas
United States
Texas
Permanent University Fund
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas to amend constitution for centennial exposition
S J R No 28 proposes adding Section 60 to Article 16 to authorize a Texas Centennial exposition and legislative funding for its support, but not for other future expositions. The amendment would be put to voters at the next general election on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
A. D
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas constitutional amendment on voting eligibility
H. J. R. No. 1 proposes amending Section 1 of Article 6 to bar voting by four classes: those under 21, idiots and lunatics, paupers supported by counties, and those convicted of a crime. The measure outlines who shall be disqualified from voting under the Texas Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment Proposal Text From 1932 Texas Election
The document outlines proposed changes to Texas Constitution Articles 16 Sections 33 and 40 and related sections on civil offices and military service. It specifies in detail eligibility and multiple exemptions for National Guard members and veterans, plus a general directive that the amendments be put to a statewide vote on November 1, 1932, signed by Jane Y McCallum.
Texas constitutional amendment on homestead tax exemption
H. J. R. No. 6 proposes adding Article VIII Section 1-a to exempt three thousand dollars of assessed value from state taxes for residence homesteads. Exemption applies after current tax remissions end in counties or subdivisions. Electors to vote in November 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Jane Y. McCallum
Coast counties and cities Gulf border constitutional clause
The text presents a constitutional provision about Article 11 Section 7, stating that all counties and cities bordering the Gulf of Mexico are affected by the clause. It appears as an excerpt describing coastal jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Statewide vote authorized for sea walls and related bonds
The text states that upon a two thirds vote of resident property taxpayers at a held election the state may levy and collect taxes to construct sea walls breakwaters or sanitary works and may issue bonds. It requires provision for interest payments and at least a 2 percent sinking fund and notes potential condemnation of right of way. The date referenced is the election on the 8th day of a designated month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Jane Y. McCallum
Amendment to Section 55 on State debts and corporations
H. J. R. No. 12 proposes amending Section 55 Article 3 of the Constitution to bar the Legislature from releasing or extinguishing indebtedness of any corporation or individual to the State or local governments, except delinquent taxes owed for at least ten years, with the measure to be submitted to electors in the 1932 General Election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Jane Y. McCcallum
Texas Legislature Proposes Tax Assessor Change Constitutional Amendment
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment sets Sections 14 and 16 to create elected county tax assessors and collectors for two-year terms. It details duties for property assessment and tax collection and allows sheriffs to serve as assessors in counties below ten thousand residents, with elected alternates in larger counties. The measure awaits voter consideration at the next general election.
Texas Constitutional Amendment on Tax Sale Redemption Provisions
Texas proposes Sec 13 amendment to Article 8 allowing speedy sales of lands for unpaid taxes without court action. Purchaser receives title, with two year redemption window for former owner. Redemption fees include tax deed recording fee and up to 25 percent in year one or up to 50 percent in year two. The measure awaits voter approval at the November 1932 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Jane Y. McCallum
Texas amendment on voting rights for debt elections
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would restrict debt election voting to electors who own taxable property in the relevant jurisdiction. Only those who have rendered property for taxation may vote, and all electors must vote in their residence precinct. The amendment targets counties districts sub divisions and municipalities as defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
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Mir. Smith
Indiately
Rmit
Aruba Island
Methodist
West Zone
F. McDonald Bedias
Todd
Rotary Club
Army
Navy
National Guard
National Guard Reserve
Officers Reserve Corps
Organized Reserves
United States Army
Marine Corps
Treasury
Jane Y, McCallum
Pink L. Parrish
J. H
Cyclone
Davis
Sterling P. Strong
ORMER
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Grimes County Fair
Anderson
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