Brazos County Club Members Attend Chicago Congress
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club reports that Britten Henderson attended the Third International Club Congress in Chicago, after winning a Santa Fe trip for club work. Calvin Coolidge spoke to a crowd of about twelve hundred youths, inspiring future farmers and businessmen. The issue also highlights a terracing bulletin from the Extension Service and quotes Jeff McDermid on farming as work plus brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Kurten
Kurten
Chicago
Britten Henderson
Brazos County
Santa Fe
Jim
Britten
Calvin Cooidge
United States
Coorlee
Texas
M. R. Bentley
A. and
M. College
T. O. Walton
Tevas
Fvtension Service
College Station
Jeff McDermid
Chanticleer
McDermid
Food Shortage Fears and Terracing Push in Brazos County
The piece cites Henry C. Wallace’s warning of a looming global food crunch within two years and urges farmers to heed the alert amid rising prices. It highlights terracing and ditching efforts across Brazos County, citing specific farmers, clubs, and community actions as examples of productive adaptation and Youth work drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Wallace
Br itten Erder s Gnffus of Trip Chicago s Grat Nestoch Show
A boy recalls a transformative trip to Chicago for the Stock Show and Santa Fe club event. He describes gratitude for leaders and the experience shaping his future, while cherishing memories of home and the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten Erdersgnffus
TRIP
Santa Fe Club
Chicago
Brittenheart
Henderson
Texas Youths Tour Chicago for Livestock Show
County Agent C L Benson recounts a Texas delegation trip from Bryan to Fort Worth and Chicago. The group toured museums, packing houses, and the International Livestock Show, attended banquets, visited Sears Roebuck, the Board of Trade, Lincoln Park, Swift & Company, and Marshall Field’s, and met President Coolidge while 3,000 delegates paraded in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Bryan
Britten
Fort Worth
Texas Boys
Fred Haile
Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Marshall Field Museum
Atlantic Hotel
Morrison Hotel
Noble
International Livestock Show
Thomas F
Wilson & Company Packing House
Texas
Wilson
Wading House
Sherman Hotel
Colliseum
Calvin Coolidge
Drake
Marshall Field
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Co. L. Benson
Martin
Arvean Chamber of Commerce
Rock Prairie
Reliance
B. Lloyd
Clyde Goen
Charlie Tocke
Zack ‘S J
Robert Davidson
Pallard Moore
Joe Locke
Geo. A. Adams
Wheelock
Asire Tractor Power
Martin Ditcher
J. J. Riley
W. E. Moore
C . B. Graham
J. ¢. Davidson
H. A. Benbow Gee
Dunn
Ernest Moore
J. D. George
G. W. Blaze
G. W. Buchanan
Johnni Tonne
Henry Kurten
Hamp Buchanan
R. T. Jones
Sam Dan Antonio Theatore Plagens
Albert J. Naerstein
Jesce R. Patton
G. M. Mary
Billie King
Aron Williams
C. S. Jones
Henry Ynontz
Fred W. Tooke
Teachers College
Sem Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
THE
Dearborn Independent
Chambers-Wilson Motor CO
Allen Smith
Asenay Coons Company
T. A. Satterwhite
Bryan Street
Bryan, Texs
Dodge Special Motor
Hupmobile
Hup Stright
Graham-Williams
Rotor CG
Main St
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York Cafe
Bryan Mattress Factory
H. O Tuck
No. Bryan &J
Bryan, Texas
Webb Bros
Edge Dry Goods CO
Malcolm Motor Company
Eagle Printing CO
Bryan Daily Eagle
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Bryan Battery CO
Dodge
N. Goodman
Lot Blue Men
Graham Dowling Motor CO
NEW York Cafe
C. J. Tancik Grocery
Remington
Bryan Transfer Company
White Dresser
White Rose
Texas Bakery
Werb Bros
TY Shop
A. J. Wagner
Tile Texas Bakery
J. L. Powers
E. 25Th Street
N. Goodm AN
North Main Street
N. Main Street
Sheet Music—Records
D. Jancie
Bryan Battry
R. E. Bosque
Bryan Transfer CO
E. L. Zimmerman
Prop
Kendaks
White Rose Studio
Gorzycki & Orsak
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