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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

4

Gubernatorial Field Grows With Tenure Moves Across Texas

Governor Moody positions for re election after appointing Claude Pollard's vacant AG seat. Aspirants include Cecil Storey J W Allred and Joe Burkett for attorney general. J H Walker likely to retain land office. candidates for agriculture include A H King J J Olsen FE Covey. Ed Christian seeks state treasurer. S M N Marrs seeks re election superintendent. Pat Neff eyed for railroad commission. list of nine announced candidates ends with Oscar Holcombe E G Senter Thomas Love Katie Daffan Barry Miller T N Mauritz Charlton Brown James Young.

Claude Pollard Cecil Storey Vernon J. W. Allred Wichita Falls Pollard Joe Burkett San Antonio Burkett Highway Commission Ferguson J. H. Walker General Land Office FE. L. Covey Goree Ed Christian W. Gregory Hatcher Dan Moody R. B. Walthall Board of Control S. M. N. Marrs Clarence E. Gilmore Oscar F. Holcombe Houston E. G. Senter Dallas Thomas B. Love Katie Daffan Ennis Barry Miller T. N

Opening of First Dream Route Celebrated as Local Holiday

Brazos County farmers begin a cream collection route serving three farming sections and form a county dairy association to promote year round income. The initial route handles about 35 cows from 10 families, delivering to the A and M College creamery at 45 cents sour cream and 55 cents sweet cream.

Bryan Brazos County A. and M. College Creamery Oktibbeha County Mississippi Starkville Old South Tennessee Kentucky Alabama Louisiana Texas Swisher County Hale County Potter County Wichita County McLennan County Harrison County Hays County Bexar County Panhandle of West Texas

Advertising Pays Touts France and World Tourism Advertising

The piece argues that France faces a 20 percent drop in American tourism this year and must intensify publicity to lure travelers, noting Germany and Cuba gaining from advertising. It extols advertising’s broad reach, citing gains in tourism and consumer markets, and urges consistent, high-volume campaigns to boost sales and turnout.

France Seine Germany Grozeppelin Bremen Atlantic Cuba Florida California West Indies

Bryan Good Cheer Drive targets relief fund in four city divisions

The Bryan Good Cheer Association launches a Thursday canvass in Bryan and Brazos County to raise about $2,000 for the coming year. Men in the finance committee and four women’s divisions will cover business districts and residence areas to bolster relief amid rising needs.

Bryan Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association H. O. Son J. L. Brock

Bry an Baptist Women Donate to Lottie Moon Fund

The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church of Bryan ends a week of prayer for foreign missions with a $150 donation to the Lottie Moon fund. The Southland women aim for $225000 in foreign missions this year, with Texas contributing $45000.

Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of

Cotton ginnings total 55900 bales in three South Plains counties

Lamesa December 11. Total cotton ginnings in three tower South Plains counties reach 55900 bales to date. Dawson county reports 21400 bales, Lynn 18800, and Scurry 15700, as tallied by county weighers.

Lamesa Tower South Plains Dawson County Lynn Scurry

New Truck Line Brings Rio Grande Valley Produce to Bryan

R R Connor launches rapid fruit and vegetable service from Donna to Bryan with four heavy trucks. Six loads weekly with two trips of three trucks each, delivering grade A produce to Bryan merchants and Christmas boxed fruit specials. Connor oversees local operations, T A Gossett handles Donna buying and grading.

Bryan Rio Grande Valley R. R Bob) Connor Bryan Avenue Connor Donna Navasota Hearne T. A. Gossett Mgr. Connor

Cattle Raisers to Meet in Uvalde Next Saturday

The officers and executive committee of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association will hold a quarterly session in Uvalde next Saturday. T. D. Hobart of Senator presides over the business session.

Associated Presss Uvalde The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association T. D. Hobart Senna Dent

Cream Route No 1 Opened in Brazos County

The first cream route in Brazos county began this morning collecting six farm consignments totaling 134 pounds of cream from Luther Holligan C P Powers Seab Keith Henry Klentworth Fritz Rahnert and August Schmidt. Route spans 54 miles through Steep Hollow Reliance Kurten Fickey and Prospect with Yeager Edge Hardware furnishing the truck and County Agent C L Benson guiding the effort.

Brazos County A. & M. College Luther Holligan C. P. Powers Seab Keith Henry Klentworth Fritz Rahnert August Schmidt Steep Hollow Reliance Kurten Fickey Prospect Yeager-Edge Hardware Company C. L. Benson

Planned Good Cheer Fund Drive Set At $2000

Mrs. J. J. Brock and H. C. Ferguson announce a Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association drive to raise 2000 for the coming year. Canvassing will cover business and residence districts with divisions across northeast northwest southeast and southwest led by named chairmen. Dr. Luther Jones of College Station to organize canvass there starting Thursday.

J. J. Brock Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association H. C. Ferguson The Good Cheer J. W. Riley W. B. Cline Alice Burtis Northwest W. W. Daup Allen Swift K. Lawrence Mrt Parker J. P. Dobyne Tyler Haswell Southeast Joe Batts W. S. Howell T. W. Burns Cliff Harris D. Mike Ed Crenshaw FE. B. Elliott Tom Higgs Southwest R. W. Persons Mesdames D. W. Fagan J. L. Edge O. A. Ashworth FE. Brown Ware Ferguson Luther Jones College Station

Fort Worth Couple Injured In Highway Crash

A Fort Worth couple, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker, were hurt Sunday near Bryan and Hearne when their car lost control after a blowout and rolled over. Mrs. Walker sustained a fractured skull and was reported improving, though the final outcome remained uncertain. The pair were driven to Bryan by a passing motorist.

Bryan Hearne A. J. Walker Fort Worth Walker

Officers Chosen By Kurten Club For Coming Year

Kurten Community Club held its annual election at the school auditorium with a large crowd. Richard Seeman was elected president, W. T. Kelly vice president, Virginia Kurten secretary, John Beard treasurer, and Mrs. W. T. Kelly reporter. The program closed with a playette titled Mix Well and Stir directed by Mrs. Johnnie Barbee featuring eleven local youths.

Kurten Richard Seeman W. T. Kelly Virginia Kurten John Beard Johnnie Barbee D. W. Bunting Myrtle Williams Wallace Sabo Josephine Fridel Leonard Hearne Frances Fridel Willie George Yeager Ruby Wallin Amos Smith

Intend to Marry Pearl Peyton and Bertha Maxey

Pearl Peyton and Bertha Maxey of Brazos County appeared before County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday to file notice of intention to marry and the application for a marriage license.

Pearl Peyton Bertha Maxey Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Texas 4-H boys attend national council in Chicago

Texas 4-H Club boys traveled to Chicago for the National 4-H Club Council, led by John Johnson and Holmgreen. The group, guests of the Santa Fe Railway, wore 10 gallon hats and armband badges during their stay. Officials praised the Texas delegation though noted a conspicuous lack of girls and a missing state girls leader.

Texas Geo . Johnson Na Onal Club Council Chicago Mr. Johnson Texas Extensic Ray Holmgreen Evand Alphonse Habarta Sunda Johnson An Holmgreen Santa Fe Railway Fred Je Sante Galveston Oh Railroad Colforto Alphonse Habarta Johnson H Club Council Farm Boys and Girls of America Alexande Legge Nationa W. B. Story Santa Fe System United States

Catholic Women Hear National Council Meeting in Bryan

The National Council of Catholic Women district meeting met at St. Josephs Catholic Church Bryan at 3:30 pm with Mrs H B McDowell presiding and Miss Katie Daly as secretary treasurer. Mrs Marian Gerling of Houston spoke to urge a Houston January 1930 council program representative. Representatives came from West Mexia Cameron Caldwell Hearne Calvert and Lyons.

National Council of Catholic Women Bryan St. Joseph's Catholic Church H. B. McDowel Katie Daly Marian Gerling Houston Gerling West, Mexia Cameron Caldwell Hearne Calver Lyons

Weeklong Temperature Rise With Mixed Readings

A weather brief reports a steady weekly temperature climb with daily highs from 40 to 67 and lows from 2 to 54 degrees. Rain was trace on Sunday and several days show inconsistent or garbled readings across locations and times.

CLEAN COTTON RAGS WANTED AT EAGLE OFFICE

Officials at the Eagle office call for clean cotton rags for production. The appeal lists rags as a needed material and asks residents to donate or bring them to the office.

Ari Eagle Office

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