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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1930

Page

4

Texas voters rally behind Ross Sterling for governor

Texans praised Ross Sterling for honesty and efficiency in government as they declared proxy rule over. He is credited with restoring federal road aid through the highway commission and promised businesslike methods to improve state services. Houston civic leaders urged continued support for Sterling and allied public servants.

Texas Lone Star Ross Sterling Houston State Highway Commission

Battle of Long Island Fought August 27 1776

The account recalls the August 27 1776 battle on Long Island during the American Revolutionary War. It highlights the engagement as a pivotal moment in the early conflict and notes its place in the broader history of the war.

Long Island

Conservation of Oil Prompts State Railroad Commission Measures

The state railroad commission restricts daily oil output to about 764000 barrels to balance demand with conservation. West Texas alone yields about one seventh of world oil, urging a sustainable plan, possible taxation for education, and long term reliance on alternative fuels as the resource is finite.

State Railroad Commission West Texas Texas Winsie United States

Bryan Needs Modern Garbage Disposal for Health and Growth

The city faces a serious need for a proper garbage disposal facility with adequate capacity and scalable design. Current disposal relies on uncertain service from stock raisers, often using sanitary concerns and poor collection methods. A modern incinerator and improved home to curb collection would raise sanitation and health standards as Bryan grows.

Bryan

Prison farming under scrutiny after three heat deaths

A Dallas News editorial argues prison cotton work harms inmates and advocates factory jobs, health protections, and better use of prison labor to fund expenses and aid dependents. It notes three convicts died in Texas prisons and calls for systemic reform. The Bryan Lions back an anti tick campaign in Brazos county. A death note oddly contrasts with thriving miniature golf course crops.

Texas Dallas News Bryan Lions Brazos County Brazos

Steps Toward An Airport For Bryan And Brazos County

A Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce meeting plans a full discussion on creating an airport serving Bryan and College Station. The plan includes reviewing data from the past year, noting Texas lead in airport development, and the Houston to Dallas air route passing over the area. The piece argues an earlier Bryan airport is advantageous for aerial travelers and local growth.

Bryan College Station Bryan and Brazos County Texas Houston Dallas Texas A. & M. College College

Fall carnival planned for San Angelo

Twenty five years ago the Bryan Morning Eagle notes a fall carnival planned in San Angelo. Other items report declines in Yellow Jack cases in New Orleans and a party with Alice Roosevelt and Longworth traveling with Secretary Taft to Turkey and the East.

Bryan Morning Eagle San Angelo New Orleans Alice Roosevelt Longworth Ohio Taft Turkey Lizzie Slaughter Benchley R. H Austin H. C. Robinson Jessie Pritchett Nellie Whaling Huntsville H. M. South J. H. Webb Chicago

Live towns showing pride and civic spirit in progress

The piece contrasts towns where citizens proudly claim their towns as best with those lacking such spirit. It argues friendliness and fellowship drive progress, urging visitors to stay and inspect a town to judge its worth and potential growth.

Town Pride and Progress Through Civic Effort

A call for residents to take pride in their home towns and actively cooperate to improve, brighten, and better their communities. Citizens are urged to support local development and work together for a stronger, more prosperous town.

Burney

Reckless driving at railroad crossings warned by Greenville Banner

The Greenville Banner notes that fifteen daily fatal railway crossing accidents occur despite signals. It cites driver carelessness and speeding as primary causes and argues motorists must stop and avoid racing trains to crossings.

Greenville

Individuals File Intent To Wed In Texas County Clerk Records

Jeff Davis of Brazos county and Edna Culpepper of Houston and S O Parrish of Mexia and Cuquese N Harrison of Bryan filed notices of intention to marry and applications for licenses with County Clerk Jess B McGee on Tuesday.

Jeff Davis Brazos County Edna Culpepper Houston S .O. Parrish Mexia Cuquese N. Harrison Bryan Jess B. McGee

Bromes County Dairy and Poultry Notes Update

Brazos County farm notes by C L Benson and Lucy Givens detail Frank Merka's harvest of 85 acres of feed crops to sustain 25 to 30 cows through winter. Records aim to measure butterfat cost and profitability, with May and June poultry data showing modest profits per hen. Community events include Alphonse Habarta’s Smetana program and Edge and Kurten clubs preparing fall activities.

Brazos County C. L. Benson Lucy Givens Frank Merka Sudan Merka Paul A. Cungus Extension Service Alphonse Habarta Smetana American Legion Lions Club

Editorial on Pacific Harmony and Japanese Relations

The piece praises a shift from war talk to cordial US Japan relations. It cites American and Japanese officials at Williamstown Berkeley and Washington as evidence of improving ties, notes the exclusion act as a remaining fault, mentions calls for a quota system, and highlights the Washington Conference as pivotal in dampening what was once the yellow peril.

United States Japan Williamstown Mass Philippine Islands Berkeley Calif Pacific Coast Washington Christian Science Monitor

Daily Bible Verse Reflection From Philippians 3

A devotional note cites Philippians 3 14 18 urging believers to forget the past and press toward the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. The piece emphasizes forward focus and spiritual goal.

God Christ Jesus

Petsch and Dietel duel in Fredericksburg political scene

Colonel Alfred P C Petsch Democratic nominee for the state representative seat that includes Gillespie Kendall Blanco and Llano counties faces opponent William Dietel a Fredericksburg publisher on the independent ticket. Dietel and Petsch publish rival weeklies with Petsch as a columnist. Fort Worth claims the first baby namesake for Governor To Be Ross Sterling with Ross Sterling Adams born August 17 and Waco also laying claim. Corabeth Powers five invites neighborhood children for a 5 to 7 birthday party marking another milestone with customary merriment.

Alfred P. C. Petsch Fredericksburg Gillespie Kendall Blanco Llano William Dieter Dietel and Petsch Mr. Dietel Mr. Petsch Petsch Fort Worth Ross S. Sterling Ross Sterling Adams W. EB. Adams Waco Ross Sterling Corabeth Powers Wm. L. Powers Corabeth

Mrs G D Butler Visits Family in Fernday

Mrs G D Butler, once a local resident, now living in Fernday, La, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo A Adams.

ADC Florida G. D. Butler Fernday, la Geo. A. Adams

Bryan Friends Receive News of New Baby and Travel Notes

Bryan readers learn of John Richard Gerdes II birth to Mr and Mrs John Richard Gerdes of Houston. Mrs Pattie Theker Gerdes remembered locally. Also reports from a County Workers meeting at Pine Island church with College Avenue Baptist representation. Mrs P S Tilson of Houston shares travel impressions from Europe including Jerusalem Cairo Nice Rome Paris and Naples.

Bryan John Richard Gerdes Houston John Richard, Jr Gerdes Pattie Theker Roy S. Holloman Martha Martin Annie Ware D. D. Jolly Jim Riley College Avenue Baptist Church Creath Brazos Baptist Association Pine Island Church Europe Yellow Stone Park Grand Canyon Niagara Falls P. S .Tilson Jerusalem Sahara Desert Cairo Nice Rome Paris Naples Tilson Dona Carnes

Knights of Columbus Elect Directors at Annual Convention

The 48th annual Knights of Columbus convened in Austin with electing two supreme directors Danil A. Tobin of Brooklyn and William J. Guste of New Orleans reelected, plus Pan tux of Montreal and John Heavel of Asheville named state deputies. James H. Carroll of Lewiston, Maine, serves as past state deputy.

Austin Supreme The Knights of Columbus Danil A. Tobin Brooklyn N. Y William J. Guste New Orleans Francis Pantux Montreal John Heavel Asheville N.C Jas. H. Carroll Lewiston

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