Bryan Weekly Eagle publication details and rates
Bryan Weekly Eagle lists mailing details for Bryan Texas with publication metrics and advertising representation. It notes editors and rates for daily, Brazos County, and weekly subscriptions, plus Associated Press rights and regional offices in Dallas New York and Chicago.
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Bryan
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos County
Ccc-Neen
Associated Press
Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Association
Chicago
Illinois
Club work builds better farmers and homemakers
The article defends boys and girls club work as valuable, linking its benefits to better citizenship and practical life success. It argues extension service efforts complement classroom learning, stressing practice and experimentation as essential to transforming knowledge into real-world outcomes.
Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association Fund Drive
The Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association announces its fund drive to operate next year. The group, well known in the area, will follow the same plan as before. New officers and plans will be announced at the meeting next Monday afternoon. Citizens are urged to prepare donations and greet the committee. "It is more blessed to give than to receive."
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Bryan and Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
College Station Hosts Texas Visit on Thanksgiving Day
College Station extended every courtesy to Texas on Thanksgiving Day as crowds were handled smoothly. Praise poured for James Sulli van Col. F. H. Turner and other officials in charge of crowd management. The piece argues warlike attitudes in football are fading and stresses civility despite a few rioters.
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College Station
Texas
James Sullivan
Col
F. H. Turner
Small Town Beats Big City for Business If It Pursues Opportunity
The piece argues that rural towns can outperform cities if they stop complaining and actively seek business. It cites evidence from manufacturers publishers and motion picture producers thriving in small towns and distributing goods efficiently. The tone urges towns to pursue opportunities rather than blame external factors.
Poll tax appeal urged to boost party turnout
A Republican campaign urges members to pay their poll tax to boost next year's election showing. The statement backs universal payment as citizen duty and notes revenue supports public schools. Pay your poll tax.
Good doctrine on public trust for Texans
Mathew Henry’s principle about scrutinizing who holds public trust is echoed as relevant in Texas, arguing that offices should be filled only by those proven fit for their duties. The excerpt contrasts 17th century moral counsel with contemporary public service expectations.
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Matthew Henry
Leadership virtues of self control humility and courage
The text outlines three core virtues for leadership self control humility and courage. It presents them as essential traits for strong leaders across contexts. The phrasing emphasizes character over technique.
Obey the Law For Peace and Order
A call to respect all laws, noting that peace comes to those who follow rules. The psalmist quote links lawful living to inner calm, urging readers not to take the law into their own hands and to uphold lawful conduct at individual, town, and national levels.
Christmas Seals Sale To Aid Anti Tuberculosis Work
The Parent-Teachers Association will run the pre Christmas seal sale in Bryan to aid anti tuberculosis work. Purchases of penny seals help fund treatment education clinics and public health measures and supporters are urged to greet sellers with a smile and contribute to the cause.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Bryan
Mid-Winter Fair Invitation From Valley Fair Association
The Valley Fair Association's President R F Stuart is thanked for a complimentary pass to the Fifth Annual Mid-Winter Fair in Harlingen Texas from December 1 to 5. An attendee expresses hope their plans mature and notes they will visit December 2 to 5 to enjoy the winter playground of the Southwest.
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R. F. Stuart
Valley Fair Association
Harlingen
Texas
Stuart
Remark on a Bryan child moral tale in unsigned letter
An unsigned letter from Bryan recounts a child’s answer to a mother about sharing fruit. The girl says Eve divided her apple, noting she has faced criticism since. The item presents a light moral anecdote reflecting social critique.
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Bryan
Eve
Texas public offers eyed for abolition in counties
The article argues that many public offers in Texas counties could be abolished and consolidated to save thousands of dollars for burdened taxpayers. It notes the widespread proliferation of offers and the potential for fiscal relief through consolidation.
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Texas
Duty as the Sublime Word in State Debates
A reader cites Robert E. Lee on duty to argue that public service and loyalty to state funds should guide lawmakers. The comment frames duty as central to governing responsibilities and fiscal decisions.
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Legislator
Robert E. Lee
Fading space and the pace of life
A short quotation emphasizes life's brevity and the value of diligent effort. It notes that those who run well in life may metaphorically double their available time and achievement. The saying invokes Abraham Cowley to reflect on perseverance and personal strength.
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Abraham Cowley
Woman's Way Doth Stand for Naught Say Shakespeare
A Shakespearean line is cited to critique women’s influence, asserting public authority or virtue is overrated. The quote reflects period attitudes on gender and power.
The Pen and Needle: A Witty Phrase Reimagined
A playful expression contrasts the pen with the needle and the pin, suggesting craft and precision trump brute force. It highlights clever wordplay on tools of creation and repair.
College Station adjusts A and M Fiscal Department staff
W H Holzmann resigns as cashier to become Chief Clerk at the Experiment Station replacing Chas A Felker who is out on bond. C C Edge promoted to cashier, J K Franklin becomes assistant cashier, and W P Syptak named clerk. Changes effective today December 1.
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C. C. Edge
J. K. Franklin
Grimes County
W. P. Syptak
Syptak
First National Bank of
Bryan
Miss Mary McInnis Plans Winter in El Paso
Miss Mary McInnis will travel to El Paso on Sunday to spend the winter there. After months at home she is improving and regaining strength. She previously spent a winter in El Paso and has many friends in the city.
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Mary McInnis
EL Paso
Miss McIinnis
Group No 1 Methodist Missionary Meet at Will Hall
Group No 1 met at Mrs Will Hall home with Missionary president Mrs H H Cochran presiding and leading devotional from Psalm 14. Mrs Will Hall led the Mission Study lesson and served light refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Will Hall Gak McKenzie R J Newland H N Cochran Walter Vance and H D Cuykendall.
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Will Hall
H.h.cochran
Mesdames
Gak McKenzie
R. J. Newland
H. N. Cochran
Walter Vance
H. D. Cuykendall
Kurten Community Thanksgiving Celebrations and Farewell Dance
Special to the Beate Kurten Dec 3 notes Thanksgiving gatherings across Kurten. Families and friends from Bryan College Station and Houston visited homes, shopped, and shared meals. A farewell dance for Ernest Schmahe was held at Valentine Fridel's as he returned to Germany.
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Beate Kurten
Minnie Endler
Eddy Pringler
Houston
Adolph Conrad
Miss May
Tuge Endler
August Prinzel
Frank Gnrad
Henry Schultz
Tty Plagens
R. B. Hearne
Kings’ Highway
Lillie Belle Gilpen
Bryant
Jessie Gilpen
Joe Regmund
Smetana
Kurten
Bernardetta Fridel
Rye
John Sabo
John Beard
Barnét Beard
Wixon
W.F. Odom
Fred
Huntsville
Alice Odom
Teachers’ College
Julius Hedike
Bryan
C. J. Gerke
W. H. Buchanan
Lilian
Marguerite
Gussie Odom
Robert Buchanan
Lawrence Iforff
College Station
Emanuel Kasiski
Irvin Lawless
Tabor
Britten Hennderson
Allen Academy
J. J. Kasiski
Charlie Schultz
Fickey
Henry Restemier
Marlin
Fritz Kehlenbrink
John Yeager
Sam Yeager
Reliance
W. F. Odom
Alice
Pansy Odom
Florine Lang
James Lang
Hearne
Johnnie Sabo
Tyler
Joe Martin Jackson
Will Henderson
Helen
Lena Ruth Easter Ofryan
B. Easters
Clyde Warren
Rosa Lee
Ella May Stewart
Ab Newcomb
J. R. Stewart
Earnest Schmahe
Valentine Fridel
Schmahe
Germany
Philip Endler, Jr
Wallace Sabo
Robert
Raymond Buchanan
Jim
Louis Kurten
Adolph
Louis Opersteiy
Louis
Tom Holubec
John Manthei
Freddie Conrad
August Beyer
Rahnold
Gus Lenz
August Hahn
John Andert
George Duetch
Deheiois
Register of Cars Highlights Bryan Farm Link
Mrs. C. F. Moore of Bryan registered the first car for 1926, followed by Adolph Koledjeck Kurten Will Henry Bryan Route 3 Joe Navasod Wheelock Route 1 and Chas Lipscomb Bryan Route 6. The article discusses farm and city labor trends and cautions against overproduction and excessive farming expansion.
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G. P. Grout
College Station
E. W. Way
Bryan
S. C. Evans
John Keneeny
J. H. Conway
R. R. Rush
C. F. Moore
Adolph Koledjeck
Kurten
Will Henry
Joe Navasod
Wheelock
Chas
Governor Offers 500 Dollar Reward for Liquor Law Violations
Governor Miriam Ferguson announced a 500 dollar reward for arrest and conviction of any Texas citizen worth up to 5000 dollars in property or money who violates liquor laws. She criticized wealthy offenders and pledged to use all available funds, stressing equality before the law for rich and poor alike.
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Associated Press
Austin
Miriam Ferguson
Texas
Fire destroys Kapchinsky home at Union Hill
A morning blaze at the Martin Kapchinsky residence on Union Hill caused a loss exceeding 8 000 dollars. Only two rooms' furniture survived as the roof burned, with no water supply to call in Bryan and College fire services. The house stood near the Midway Tourist Park and Kapchinsky's barbecue stand. insurance partially covered the loss.
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Martin Kapchinsky
Union Hill
Bryan and
College
Kapchinsky
Midway
Eagle Correspondents Cover Entire County
Community news from across the county is gathered in this roundup by Eagle correspondents. This column records local events, notes, and brief updates from towns and neighborhoods.
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Eagle
County Board of Trustees Meet Saturday
The County Trustees are asked to remember the meeting in the office of County Superintendent D. J. McDonald on Saturday afternoon December 5th at 2 30 o clock. There is important business to be transacted at this regular meeting.
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D. J. McDonald
Temperature Weekly Report From Texas A&M College
A weekly table of maximum and minimum temperatures and precipitation is provided for the period Monday November 23 to Sunday November 29. Data is from the Division of Entomology at A and M College of Texas with F L Thomas as chief, read from standard instruments.
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Division of Entomology, A. and
M. College of Texas
F. L. Thomas
Accucan
Uae
Asa cGliense
Etch
Good Cheer to Hold Meeting on December 7
The Bry an and Brazos County Good Cheer Association schedules its annual meeting on December 7. Officials urge members to attend and discuss community service plans and fundraising plans for the new year.
Chamber of Commerce meeting in Bryan to hear reports
At 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon December 7 Mrs J L Brock president calls members to a Bryan Chamber of Commerce room meeting. Agenda includes annual reports officer elections and planning a fundraising drive to support next year’s work and to finance the community Christmas tree.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
J. L. Brock
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