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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1927

Page

3

Old Bryan Telephone Company Tells Of Its 68-Year Rise

The Bryan telegraph and telephone system began with 68 users in 1892 and grew to about 1,500 today with 26 staff and 18 operators. It discusses early night calls, long distance growth, social use today, and changes in ownership leading to Southwest Telephone Company taking over management.

TY Cobb Central Bryan Ivar Odbye Biles Ed M Bryan Tele- Company Bryan Telephone Mr. Sims Umensetter Corsi Houston Iyone Dallas N. Y New York Allas Fort Worth United States M. Boys Sims A. C. Robinson A. C. Branch San Antonio Mr. Branch R. W. Howell J. Webb Howell Mr. Howell The Southwest Telephone Company

Kurten Meet Showcases Farm Programs And Local Figures

At Kurten a club program by Dad Short and J L Reese highlighted farming wisdom and entertainment. Short urged terracing and diversification citing biblical guidance. Reese delivered music and humor. Attendees included Bryan Lions members and Ty Cobb. In Brownwood on November 28 Judge G N Harrison died suddenly. in Austin Christmas lights will greet visitors with a Merry Christmas arch.

Dad” Short J. L. Reese The Federal Farm Loan Bank of Houston Kurten C. L. Benson Hamp Buchanan Short Texas Reese Benson Bryan Lions Club Jess Hensarling M. M. Erskine Ty Cobb Erskine Mr. Hensarling Brownwood G. N. Harrison

Growth of Local Telephone Company Highlights Modern Plant

The region boasts the best equipped plant in this section of the state as the local telephone company replaces the old system. Growth and development of the company serve as an index to superiority of the new over the old. The world moves slowly, but it moves.

Normangee May Have Oil Well

Hibbitt Well No 1 east of Normangee shows oil in sand at 1100 feet but mixed with water. Workers bail and seal casing while a swab is used to control water. if water is constrained a producer may be declared and a coming boom anticipated.

Normangee Hibbitt

Weekend altercations reported by Robertson sheriff

Three fights occurred over the week end. Sherrod Holliday allegedly struck Paul Moore with iron in Robertson County three miles north of Wheelock. Holliday is jailed in Franklin. Moore received five stitches and was sent home. he is not seriously hurt.

Sheriff’s Department Sherrod Holliday Paul Moore Wheelock Robertson County Holliday Franklin Moore

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