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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

4

Texas Inland Waterways Push Linked to Trinity Project

Officials in Texas advocate expanding inland waterway development connecting the Trinity, Red, Brazos, and Guadalupe rivers with the Intracoastal Canal system. They argue navigation boosts distribution, reduces costs, and promotes flood control, irrigation, and recreation while tying to Houston port growth and broader state wealth.

Trinity River Washington National Rivers and Harbors Congress Texas Red, Brazos Guadalupe Corpus Christi Port Aransas Brownsville Dallas Trinity Mississippi Ohio New England Houston Bryan Brazos River Brazos Rosenberg Waco Pittsburgh Gary Brazos County

Reckless Driving Right Upheld by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court upheld trial by jury for reckless driving as a crime malum in se, urging proper legislation and stricter penalties. Editors urge driver license laws with teeth, note improving safety, and caution against harsh economic times amid holiday spending and Christmas club checks.

United States Supreme Court Sutherland High Court

Watching Steel Workers on a 43-Story Beam in New York

A New York writer describes window viewing of steel workers high above the city. The piece notes their calm, concentration, and occasional pranks, with details on routine, subsistence, and family life. It also riffs on Village life and old Greenwich Village figures, ending with a playful Newark telegram line.

New York Greenwich Village Tiny Tim Sonia Harry Kemp Bobby Edwards Clivette Peter Takhiro Bruno Grace Godwin Black Cat Madam Bertilotti Broadway

Local spending habits impact a town’s progress, Tyler Courier Times

The piece argues that a community should invest its earnings locally to build homes, industry, and business, noting that sending savings abroad dissipates wealth and hinders future growth. It stresses conserving resources and spending at home as prudent, forward looking policy.

Tyler Courier Times

Friendly stores advertise quality to boost sales

Well advertised products build reputation for superior quality. Stores carrying known lines sustain stock and advertise continuously to attract customers. Friendly stores gain profits as customers enjoy shopping there, with service and quality linked to ongoing advertising.

Brazos Farmers Boost Acreage For Early Track

An assembly at the court house in Brazos County features J E Stanford and County Agent C L Benson as speakers urging expanded tomato and potato acreage for the 1931 market season. Brazos farmers sign up for over 80 acres of tomatoes as campaigns to acquire canning equipment proceed, with funding from local business and farm investors. R G Rainey prepares beds and seed for bedding plants to support early next spring planting and shipments.

Court House Les Akers J. E. Stanford Texas Southern Agriculturist A. & M. College Brazos County J. B. Priddy C. L. Benson Priddy R. G. Rainey Newton Wallace Company

Withers Visit En Route to Houston for Christmas

Mr and Mrs Roy Withers formerly of this county now live in Haskell stopped in Bryan today on their way to Houston to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs H J Winters.

Roy Withers This County Haskell Bryant Houston H. J. Winters

Bryan Daily Eagle Sale Leads Lads to Offer Service

A Bryan Daily Eagle item notes that local lads will sell goods for residents, offering a help service in the community. The notice highlights neighborhood assistance and small trades coordinated through the newspaper.

The Bryan Daily Eagle

Wipprecht heads deer hunt trip west of San Antonio

Walter Wipprecht business manager for A and M College leaves Saturday with his son Carl for a ten day deer hunt in the mountains west of San Antonio. They plan stops at Floch ranch near Comfort and Real ranch at Kerrville. Bazaar and chicken dinner at Knights of Columbus Hall drawn many attendees. turkey dinner at noon Tuesday. Numerous local residents and visitors noted in Bryan and Navasota areas with several social visits and business trips.

Walter Wipprecht A. and M. College San Antonio Floch Comfort Kerrville Carl Wipprecht Knights of Columbus Ladies of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church M. R. Bentley Wesley Ann Reed McDonald Anderson and Navasota Lucy*Christian Houston Bryan J. E. Covey J. B. Christian H. Gilliam Greyhound Bus Company J. D. Swafford H. L. Stewart T. H. Mackie Navasota Examiner Dorothy Buford Martha Miller Dallas Jane Cavitt S. E. Cavitt Brazos Varisco Fred Morris G. W. Ross Jim-Ed Huntsville Ed Blazek A. B. Syptak Central Texas Auto Company Austin Caldwell Ed Nedbalek Othella Denman North Zulch Lemma Dowell Vincent J. Luza Annie Thomas Wilson W. B. Edge M. F. Vitopil K. O Vitopil J. D. Martin, Jr Oklahoma City Okla J. D. Martin J. D Oliver Farm Equipment Co Oklahoma Jac. K. Parker Una B. Harvick Bozeman Montana University of Montana Herrick Vernon Zane Martin Vernon Martin O’donnell Texas Martin Brazos County Marion Tully Gause Milam County Sryan First Baptist Church Woman’s Club Bryan and College Jim Andrews Abilene Bryand Lagle

Exhort One Another Daily Refers to Hebrews Verse

Exhortation urges daily support among believers to prevent hardness of heart through sin. It cites Hebrews 3 14 18 14 emphasizing steadfast confidence in Christ to remain partakers. The message underscores ongoing encouragement within the Christian community today.

Christ

Twenty Five Years Ago in Bryan Morning Eagle 1905

Notes from December 10 1905 recount Gainesville Jewish and Christian citizens attending a shared Thanksgiving. Others report on literacy statistics 6 000 000 Americans cannot read or write, cattle from A and M College Texas entering Chicago expo, Panama Canal Zone fears and mosquitoes, Grimes county steel bridge policy, Hill county Cotton Growers branch, Mrs J S Mooring visiting Corsicana, Mrs J C Moore Fort Worth purse theft, Northwestern University Chicago promoting daily papers for reading rooms and current events exams.

Bryan J. S. Mooring Corsicana J. C. Moore Fort Worth Northwestern University At Chicago

Menu suggestions from Bryan Daily Eagle

A recipe list includes salt cod fish balls with bacon and pop overs plus strawberries with sugar and grape nuts. Also shirred eggs with chicken livers and biscuits with marmalade. Directions cover cleaning cod, making batter, baking times and temperatures.

Bryan Daily Eagle

German marks fetch $1.50 at Galveston auction

Sixteen billion German marks from 1922 to 1925 were sold for $1.50 at a bankruptcy sale in front of the Galveston courthouse. The notes reflect the currency collapse of the period when printing ran wild and face value would be about $4,000,000,000 if cashed at full value.

Galveston

Editorial on World Court support among US newspapers

The American Foundation reports 1257 dailies with 26.99 million readers favor ratifying World Court protocols against 265 papers with 10.56 million opposed. Support strong in Pennsylvania and nationwide. Hearst chain and others oppose. poll signals broad majority for adherence and urges prompt US participation. Houston Chronicle commentary.

The American Foundation World Court Senate Permanent Court of International Justice Pennsylvania Commonwealths Illinois Hearst Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Chicago Tribune Ilinois Middle West Scripps-Howard Organization Gannett Publications New York Booth Dailies Michigan Houston Chronicle

Much Machinery Goes to Mexico Through Laredo

Laredo reports November exports to Mexico totaled 87 carloads valued at over 2 million. American goods included 55 carloads of machinery 48 carloads of lard 42 carloads of lumber and 25 carloads of eggs.

Mexico Laredo

Increase Sought In Officials for Enforcement Work

Houston report states four deputy administrators call for more Texas prohibition enforcement personnel. H. Kellogg said he pushed for additions after a conference in New Orleans with R. E. Tuttle and Verne Miller of the western district. The move aims to strengthen enforcement across districts including Gulf border states.

Houston Texas H. Kellogg New Orleans R. E. Tuttle Gulf of Mexico Verne Miller

Trubee Davison Considered for NY Republican Chair

G O P official F Trubee Davison deputy secretary of war is named as a potential chairman for the New York state Republican committee amid party leadership discussions.

F. Trubee Davison New York State Republican Committee

Conference may repeat after prohibition bureau shift

Kellogg said it was possible the conference in the eastern and northern districts could be repeated at intervals in the futures, though he did not indicate if the request would be granted. Bee Cowen and Victor Buthod are named as district figures.

Trict Bee Cowen Victor Buthod Tuttle Kellogg Prohibition Bureau Department of Justice

Burglars Hit Laredo Home Twice For Valuables

After visiting the home of R. M. Bige and taking coins jewelry and heirlooms, burglars returned the next afternoon for the remaining valuables. Police investigate the two incursions in Laredo on December 10.

Laredo Dee R. M. Bigeon

Texas Aggie Tenas Grid Fans Left $250000 Behind

Thanksgiving Day crowds at the Texas A and M game filled Austin merchants hotels and restaurants. Chamber of commerce estimates the total left behind near 250000 in revenues for local businesses. Bryan Eagle ad lines hint at continued local commerce after the event.

Aggte-Tenas Austin Texas A Chamber of Commerce

Les Akers Notes on Farmers and Town Moving

A fragmentary column argues prominent thinkers come from rural areas and warn that farm prosperity affects national thinking. It laments farm troubles forcing people to towns for relief, mentions Marion Talley returning to singing, and suggests thinkers move as profits and sons leave rural areas.

Marion Talley

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