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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1932

Page

5

September meeting urged for Brazos County clubs

All women home demonstration lab members should attend the September regular meeting. Dates: Smetana Sept 1, Edge Sept 2, Kings Highway Sept 5, Tabor Sept 6, Reliance Sept 7, Prospect Sept 9, Millican Sept 13, Shepherd's Pie recipe, canning guidance, and notes on pastures, oats sowing, and livestock feeding. Local agents offer advice on sodium cyanide use and farm exhibits at the American Legion fair.

Smetana Lucy Cahill Edge M. O. Bar

Pecans Thrive Where Subsoils Drain Well

Soil surveys show native pecan trees best on well drained heavy alluvial soils in the humid eastern subhumid region. Underdrainage must prevent waterlogging while productive subsoils in Miller Yohola Frio Trinity Catalpa and Ochlockonee series provide good moisture supply. Pecans also do well on other productive soils with less dense subsoils.

W. T. Carter Texas Miller, Yohola Frio Trinity Catalpa Ochlockonee

Pioneer History Should Be Known To Today's Youth

A. D. Jackson rural Lions Club chairman was speaker at Reliance community meeting urging teaching patriotism through local folklore. He said communities should invite founders to share achievements to inspire youth and future duties. A planning committee led by Essie Shealy and others will organize next meeting and exhibit plans.

A. D. Jackson Lions Club Reliance Mr. Jackson Essie Shealy Alma Mathis Louise Mahle Ralph Lindsey Luther Holligan Louis Thompson Hart Thompson A. C. Thompson C. L. Beason Straws Alice Ogier Margaret Beason Bryan John W. Horton Sue Haswell Park Benson

Aline King Guest at Buckner Home in Houston

Miss Aline King visits Houston for two weeks staying with her cousins Mr and Mrs A C Buckner during the Monday afternoon trip.

Aline King Houston Mrs A. C. Buckner

Loco weed poisoning tied to cattle and horse illnesses

Dr. F P Matthews of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports loco weed poisoning in livestock includes abortions hair loss and feather loss after moulting in chickens. He finds animals must eat more than their weight in loco and that dry weed is as poisonous as green. Horses show higher susceptibility than other stock.

F. P. Matthews Texas Agricultural Experiment Station United States Department of Agriculture Matthews Alpine Texas

Brazos County Couples File Intent To Marry

Two couples from Brazos County file notice with County Clerk Jess B. McGee of Friday intent to wed. Mrs. Lamar Carroll hosts her mother Mrs. Henderson of Caldwell as guest.

James McCoy Florence Stean James E. Roberston Charlotte Douglas Brazos County Jess B. McGee Lamar Carroll Henderson of Caldwell

Edge Sunday youth group aims to restart B Y P U at church

A Sunday night gathering at the Baptist church discussed reorganizing the suspended B Y P U due to current conditions. Organizers hope to restore a live program like in the past. Families noted include Charley and E J Payne with children Jerry Johnnie and visits from Brazos Valley residents.

Baptist Church Charley Payne Jerry E. J. Payne Johnnie Galveston Finney

Local residents host guests across several Texas towns

Harvey and Mrs Peters visited Wellborn hosts Mr and Mrs George Hensarling. Mrs Cecil Kelley visited Raines. Ira Kelley and family visited Kelley relatives. Cook family spent weekend in Cameron. Raines Jr and Thelston Carroll in Cameron. Peters pair visiting Lindale guests of Walter Crews. M E Sellars of Houston weekend guest of W C Raines. Leo Mills visited Eddie Belle Arrington. K Kelley and Dollie McCullough in Bryan. Verda Kincannon week in Millican with sister Bill Bradley. Aubrey Jones and Will Jones visited N C Cole. Jessie Moody of Piedmont visiting Martha Ruth Hensarling.

J. E. Cook Cameron W. C. Raines Jr Thelston Carroll E. A. Peters Lindale Walter Crews M. E. Sellars Houston W. C. Raines Leo Mills Eddie Belle Arrington K. Kelley Dollie McCullough Bryan Harry Dishman Verda Kincannon Millican Bill Bradley Aubrey Jones Will Jones N. C. Cole Jessie Moody Piedmont Martha Ruth Hensarling

Best Remedies for Shaving Chafe Prevention

Article discusses effective approaches to prevent shaving chafe. It covers skin preparation, moisturizers, and protective products to reduce irritation and razor burn.

Home Agents Plan Year After Medina River Conference

Miss Blanche Brown of Brazos County leads a party of fifteen home demonstration agents from district six after a Bandera Medina River conference. They toured the Luling Foundation Farm where Jack Shelton outlined turkey and livestock practices. Shelton urged family centered programs and family conferences to address farm problems and stressed feed stock sales boosting soil fertility.

Blanche Brown Brazos County Medina River Bandera Sadie Hatfield District Six Luling Foudation Jack Shelton Miss Brown

Barn Fire Burns North College Area, Origin Undetermined

A barn on North College was destroyed by fire with the cause still undetermined. Firefighters fought the flames but the structure suffered complete loss. No injuries reported. Local responders are investigating possible sources.

North College

Negro Trio Held For Petty Theft At Service Station

Tom Trowan Lark Brigance and Jack Jefferson, all negroes, were arrested at the Trio Service Station on College Ave for petty theft. They face charges and will be brought before Justice J. T. McGee next week. Detectives recovered two auto batteries a generator and three tires from their car. County Attorney Oak McKenzie and Sheriff J. H. Reed noted the trio targeted cars left in obscure low-traffic areas.

Tom Trowan Lark Brigance Jack Jefferson College Avem J. T. McGee Oak McKenzie J. H. Reed

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J.c.penney DO Penney’s Penney C. L. Benson Kings Highway Cc. A. Holden Tabor M. S. Broach J. W. Crenshaw Prospect P. K Henry Berka Henry Port Worth Kansas City Lynn Sample A. ©. Williams Williams J. D. Steele American Legion Fair Cauellta Hoover Business Parley Hoover National Conference of Business and Industrial Committees Foy 2D. Chapin Commerce Henry M. Robinson Los Angeles Dugene Meyer Federal Reserve Bank Ogden L. Mills Treasury George L. Harrison New York Reserve Bank Owen D. Young New York Associated Press Lillian Hilt Artie Byrd Flynn Frank Rosier George Holland Herbert Little Pete Griffin Brazos Valley Luther Boyd Lester Moore Hearne Marshall Rosier Wallace Henry and Son Newton Berlin Bill Pack Chas. E. Griffin J. A. Wilson Normangee Lena Martin Edith Inez Payne Helen Moore Plainview Edd Chytil H. M. Free A. and M. College Calvin Rhodes Bay City Harvey George Balmorhea Robert Davidson Harvey D. J. Peters Wellborn George Hensarling Cecil Kelley Ira Kelley Billy Nik Olive Hitt Avenus F. D. Smith Forrest Field Liberty County D. D. Page Ranch Maxie Buchanan Bryan, Tex Frank Leef Johnny Fok Yesternyday Johnny Dry Skinnay
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