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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1931

Page

6

Wide row corn with peas in middles yields profit in Brazos area

A 4 H report notes Ernest Sample’s six foot corn rows with peas in middles brought $74.25 above production costs on one acre, while another acre yielded 65 bushels of corn but lower returns. The piece argues soil improvement and careful planning can boost poorer lands during cotton downturns. It also covers fruit tree spraying and living-at-home profitability for farmers, with Texas sending $38 million to the corn belt for hogs last year.

Ernest Acre

Japanese Turnips Rescue Greens Against Plant Lice

Frank Barnes of Harvey reports the Japanese turnip greens resist plant lice while purple top varieties fail under attack. He notes the new government lice control dope helps, promising a feast of turnip greens with crackling bread and Jersey milk.

Frank Barnes Harvey Jersey

Canners Boost Aid to Brazos County Canneries

Bryan Chamber of Commerce backs rural communities with five steam pressure cookers and sealers for free use in canning meat and vegetables. Citizens urged to keep equipment in repair and use it actively as the county prepares for food conservation.

Bryan Chamber of Commerce

Yeggs Rob Caldwell Businesses Burglary Charged Youths

Yeggs robbed six Caldwell businesses including Lawrence Wholesale Grocery Woodson Lumber D L Alford gas station and JF Dragnac store. Tools safes damaged and cash taken totals include 5 25 10 and 1 in small change. Two youths were charged with burglary before Justice Joseph Wondrash.

Yegis Hendler Justice of the Peace Joseph Wondrash

Carson County Leads As Guernsey Center

In Panhandle Texas Carson County has become a Guernsey cattle center with over fifty pure bred Guernsey bulls in Groom and surrounding community. A local vocational agriculture class rotated bulls on Nov 19 and signs declare Carson County the Guernsey Center of the Southwest. The county creamery ships butter to Chicago monthly and serves Borger and Panhandle residents.

Panhandle Carson County United States Countty Carson County Creamery Borger Chicago

Texas Aggies End Season With Promising Ends Malone Murray

At the close of the 1931 campaign Texas A&M boasted the best pair of ends in the conference, Charlie Malone and Ray Murray. Murray, a 180 pound sophomore, showed remarkable promise and is expected to win All-Southwestern laurels barring injuries as he continues his Texas Aggie career.

Texas Aggies Charlie Malone Ray Murray Murray Texas Aggieland Lloyd Gregory

Brownsville Country Club Plans Night Putting Tournaments

A night lighted putting course is a novelty feature of Brownsville Country Club’s winter program. Plans are under way for two putting tournaments as part of expansion and activity this season.

Brownsville Dee Brownsville Country Club

Folks and Friends Notes From Bryan Area Gatherings

Local column records social visits travel and health news across Bryan and surrounding Brazos County. Mentions Mrs James Ti Record of Fort Worth and Mr Record president of the Texas AP MEs. Oklahoma Chi Upsilon initiation for Helen Bird. families visiting Calvert and Wellborn. births at Bryan hospital. road travel amid rain. Navasota Examiner note on T. T. Walton and others.

Managing Editors Association Bryn Record James Ti Hawthorne Street Fort Worth Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Association Bryan Jnc. W. Black Griff Cloud Rochester Minn A. B. Yord Calvert Mr. McMillan W. A. McMillan Lubbock Hugh Evans Fort Bennying L. R. Nachman South College Avenue Mary Shipp Sanders State Department of Education Austin Columbia University New York City Texas Bryan Friends Sanders Denton College of Industrial Arts Martia Fenie Graham Robstown Ryan and Crazes County F. G. Jackson Caldwell Sam Kaplan J. M. Toys San Antonio Aaron McKnight Marlin Mis Daniel Russell A. and M. College August Anderson Houston T. T. Walton Navasota J. W. Harris Tabor Harris Brazos County

Two Women Named to State Federation Departments 1932

Mrs J W Fincher president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs announced two local appointments for 1932. Mrs O B Martin of College Station chairs the American home department and Mrs Lee Jr Rountree heads the correction division in Public Welfare.

Mount Pleasant J. A. Fields Haskell Frank A. Tompkins Corpus Christi Kate Friend Waco W. B. Wallace Beaumont Federation Frank &G. Slater Dallas H. W. Lusher Parryton Paul Torton Greenville J. D. Finnegan Kingsville Cecil Smith Sherman R. E. Buchanan Fort Worth Marion Mulins

Thanksgiving visitors and community notices in Bryan

Longview residents W. R. Nicholson and three daughters spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Lightfoot before returning home. Several Bryan residents and visitors are listed, including Charlie Murray in town for business, J. J. Vandiver and I. M. Cook of Steep Hollow, and Mrs. H. P. Dansby recovering at home after an operation. The Bryan Chamber of Commerce hosts and invites, plus upcoming Hoover White House invitation and Navasota Grimes Chamber event.

W. R. Nicholson Longview Missana Texas University Frances Virginia Denton B. A. Lightfoot Charlie Murray Bryan Austin J.J. Vandiver I. M. Cook Steep Hollow R. H. Carroll Doris Reynolds Franklin J. Tom Smith E. R. Canady FE. R., Jr Marlin L. R. Birdwell Sue James Allen San Antonio Martha Taylor Verna Taylor J. E. Stanford Dan Russell H.O. Ferguson Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association Chamber of Commerce George T. Young George Young, Jr Beeville College Virginia West Dallas Major L. L. Melnnis J. D. West First Presbyterian Church of West Brazos County Albert J. Buchanan Frances and Gussie Branch George Branch, Jr H. P. Danshby Temple Dansby Watt McNeeley Leona Locke McNeeley The Eagle United States Rerbert Hoover Washington White House Navasota County Chamber of Commerce W. R. McCullough Sid Perry Dr. Perry Albert Payne Edge J. E. Williama Cross Grimes County Mary Frances [Larris Frances Thomas Hearne State University H. Mackey M. College

The Dog by Father Ryan

A historical poem praising dogs loyalty and devotion. The speaker notes dogs’ steadfastness, protecting friends, sharing bread, and bearing hunger, contrasting them with human ingratitude and their silent creed. The piece reflects on fidelity and virtue in a canine form.

Strolling Main Street Notes Reflect Local Life

A fragmentary parade of town figures on the Strolling Main Street includes E R Alexander en route to college, Willie Saunders, Brooks Stevenson by the post office, and many others. It mentions political shifts, Christmas prep by Bryan merchants, and light local anecdotes about bells for the dead and a road hog story.

Main Street E.R. Alexander Willie Saunders Broach Brooks Stevenson Powell Winters Caraway T. A. Caraway Pill Wimberly Seth Brazos Valley Jno M. Lawrence Ettle Alf Patterson H. O. Ferguson Wilson Bradley Singletary George Chance George Texas Howell Aggies Bryan Hi Allen Academy Wilson Willie Rogers Seldon Ellis Verna Taylor Joe Loward E. J. Jenkins Bryan Harnest

Texas theater owners oppose federal tax and Brookhart bill

The Texas Theater Owners' Protective Association adopted a resolution against a federal admission or gross receipts tax, warning it would drive patrons away. The group also opposed the Brookhart bill to regulate the motion picture industry. Roy Walker was re-elected president and J. S. Melcher secretary as Dallas was named the convention city.

Dallas Texas Theater Owners’ Protective Association Roy Walker Lampasas J. S. Melcher

Stolen Chevrolet Touring Car Recovered Near Sandy Point Road

The Chevrolet touring car belonging to F. A. Bunting stolen Friday night from in front of the David Reid grocery was found Sunday afternoon on the Sandy Point road by Constable Horace Reed. The vehicle was undamaged aside from two tires missing.

F. A. Bunting David Reid Sandy Point Road Horace Reed

Week of Prayer at 1st Baptist to Close Friday

Week of Prayer conducted by the Woman's Missionary Union of First Baptist runs Monday through Friday with daily foreign mission prayer services 2:30 to 3:30 pm led by WMU officers. The final day features a full schedule including a 7:30 pm program, luncheon, and the Lottie Moon Offering.

1St Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Travis B. Bryan W. M. UL Charles Myers Missions W. M. S8 J. Coulter Smith W. C. Fountain H. H. Newton J. L. Cobb John Gregory Mexico Bryan H. L. Durham A. 8. McSwain J. G. Minkert R.S. Webb

Horse Shot Twice Crippled On Prospect Farm

Deliberate shooting of a horse owned by George Terry on the D. J. McDonald farm at Prospect is reported. The horse was hit in the chest and hip with birdshot, crippling both front and rear legs after two shotgun blasts. Terry has no known enemies, making malice or accident unclear.

George Terry D. J. McDonald Prospect McDonald Terry

Satisfied Patients Dr. Rea of Minnesota

One day only hour 10 A M to 4 P M Dr Rea specializes in stomach liver and intestinal diseases with no surgical operation. Read list of satisfied patients from Texas and New Mexico towns seeking consultation near their homes free of charge. Married women join husbands children with parents for visit.

Rea J. FE. Edwards Lipan Texas George Henke Hallettaville R. H. McAdams Trent J. FE. Brown Olney C. O. Brown 7Th Street Amarillo T. F. Bird Shamrock A. F. Downey Godiett Harry Boots Cross Street Hillsboro G. A. Smith Memphis W. S. Ponder Tenth Street Wichita Falls W. A. Whitaker 7Th Avenue Fort Worth Leo Sitta Roserberg T. W.collier Anthony N. Mex Frank Jakesch West Point W. J. Franklin Hearne A. Davis Huckaby B. A. Gardiner New Port G. E. Clare Oplin Geo. Mixon Perryton J. B. Reynolds Borger

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