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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1932

Page

2

Notable Women and Leaders Highlight Texas News Notes

Dorothy Rothschild Parker longtime Vogue and Vanity Fair editor now in New York City born West End New Jersey August 22 1873. L. P. Gabbard Texas economist chief of Farm and Ranch Economics division since 1923 with published Bulletins and studies. Includes histories of Edwin Markham Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis Kellogg and Mrs Robert Quincey Lee.

Peridicas Dorothy Rothschild Parker New York City West End New Jersey J. Henry and Eliza A. Rothschild Biss Dana Morristown Blessed Sacrament Convent Edwin Pond Parker Hartford Saturday Evening Post Vonches Texas Experiment Station L. P. Gabbard Mr. Gabbard Kentucky Berea College Kentuncky University of Tennessee University of Wisconsin Gabbard University of Texas Texas Station Rockwall County Texas Texas Agricultural Outlook C. A. Bonnen Rio Grande Valley G. L. Crawford F. A. Buechel V. P. Lee V. L.cory H. P. Smith R. F. Spilman T. R. Hamilton W. P. Lee Piney Woods B. H. Thibodeaux J. F. Criswell Mr. Gabbara The American Farm Economics Association Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association Texas State Teachers Association Southwestern Social Sciences Association West Texas Chamber of Commerce Bryan and Brazos County Robert Quincey Lee Cisco State Federation of Women’s Clubs Congress

Campaign Echoes and Aesop Puzzles From Roosevelt Era

The piece blends a fabled puzzle about passing gates of apples with campaign rhetoric. It includes Roosevelt era epigrams urging equal opportunity, distrust of concentrated power, tariffs harming farmers, and criticism of leaders who promoted debt and inaction while seeking reform.

Roosevelt

No-Caffein Bean On Coffee Plant At Westex Farm

W Ed Hood of Liberty, eight miles northeast of Lubbock, reports growing two coffee plants last year. He planted a long row this season and his bushes, two to three feet tall, show blooms and fruit simultaneously. The beans form near the stalk as the first fruit nears ripening.

Manchuria Frank B. Kellogg Department of States Kellogg Potsdam New York Minnesota McGill University Montreal Rochester United States Paper Standard Oil Trusts Interstate Commerce Commission Harriman Davis, Kellogg, Severance and Morgan England Santiago Chile American Bar Association Duluth Chevy Chase Burning Tree Washington Lubbock South Plains W. Ed. Hood Liberty

State Legislators Headed to Austin for Special Session

State Senator Charles S. Gainer and Representative Mrs. Lee J. Rountree departed Bryan for Austin as the 42nd Legislature prepares to convene in a special session. The notice also promotes Haswell's Book Store seeds for fall gardening.

Charles S. Gainer Lee J. Rountree Bryan Austin

Scriptoons Debuts In Bryan Eagle Feature Drawn By Atkinson

The Bryan Daily Eagle announces Scriptoons a new local drawing feature by J B Atkinson of Texas A and M College Architecture. He shares a humorous biographical sketch from Georgetown to Bryan including Army service in France and a six year old son, ending with a cheerful greeting from Bryan.

Bryan Bryan Daily Eagle J. B. Atkinson Department of Architecture Texas A M. College Eagle The Atkinson Georgetown San Angelo Dallas Uniof Texas Leon Springs

Brazos County Couples File Notice of Intention to Marry

Collie C Wyatt and Jamila Reese intend to marry. Charles Herrigan and Bertha Poirot. Elmer Sterling and Irene Rucker, all residents of Brazos County, filed notices with County Clerk Jens B McGee regarding marriage intentions.

Collie C. Wyatt Jamila Reese Charles Herrigan Bertha Poirot Elmer Sterling Irene Rucker Brazos County Jens B. McGee

Widen Beck Street Plans by City Street Department

City street department moves to gravel and widen Beck street after land donations from property holders.

City Street Department Beck Street

Valley Dredging Company Notice on State Highway Contract

Legal notice states no responsibility for debts incurred in contract with State Highway Department Job No 4711 Highway 6 Brazos County Texas unless authorized by written order signed by J. D. George or L. S. Tedford. Valley Dredging Company offices Dona and Bryan Texas.

State Highway Department Brazos County Texas J. D. George L. S. Tedford Valley Dredging Company Dona Bryan

Dentists Move to Greenwood Court New Location

Dr W H Lawrence and Dr D C York announce new offices at Greenwood Court opposite the Court House. Dr York offers special attention to pyorrhea and orthodontia.

W. H. Lawrence D. C. York Dentists Greenwood Court Court House York

Cement production in Texas mills shows July dip

Austin reports Portland cement output at Texas mills for July reached 276 000 barrels, the lowest monthly total since December 1923 except for May. Shipments were 20 000 barrels above production, and nationwide output fell 3.3 percent to 7 659 000 barrels. Capacity use dropped to 35.4 percent in July.

Austin Texas Mills University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Bureau United States

Growth Is Made Rapidly by Buds On Pecan Trees

Coleman August 29 report notes Robert Johnson of Pec an Street grafted English walnut buds onto native walnut trees. After 25 days the buds had lived and grown into branches up to 12 inches long. County Farm Agent W Robinson and Mr Jenneon call it a record and will monitor nut maturity while the trees show dense foliage and thrifty tops.

Back to the garden fresh seeds for fall planting

Haegwell's Book Store promotes fall gardening with a selection of fresh seeds ideal for autumn planting and gardening enthusiasts seeking reliable varieties.

Haegwell’s Book Store

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Nations Institute of Arts and Letters Edwin Markham Markham Oregon City Oregon T H. D Lor University Waco California Lincoln Lake Harris Stanford University National Institute of “Arts and Letters Poetry Society of America Kenesaw Mountain Landis Black Sox Judge Landis Millville Ohio Logansport Indiana Union College of Law Chicago New Griesham U. S Ilinois Baseball Standard Oil Standard Oil Company of Landis Chicago Cubs Dorothy Parker Judge Kenesaw Mountain Avement Cupid Dan Cupid Westex Haswell’s Weo George Washington France 344Th Field Artillery Army of Occupation Nice Niece University of Lyons
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