Municipal Christmas Tree planned for Bryan and Brazos county
The Good Cheer Association announces Bryan will host a community Christmas tree on Saturday night December 23 at 8 30 at Main and 26th Street. The event aims to foster unity across race and class with music, carols, and gifts for every child from Santa Claus who will visit homes. A long list of committees and volunteers leads the plans with M B Parker as tree committee chair and E E McAdams as city lighting chair among many others.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
Main and
26Th Street
M. B. Parker
Santa Claus
Queen and Dixie Theatres
Gabe
Eberstadt
Holy Land
A. and M
Stewart Barron
Steep Hollow
Jess Conlee
J. Webo Howell
Rotary Club
Booster Club
West Texas A. M. College push sparks regional debate
A letter from the Clarendon News criticizes West Texas A. M. College plans, arguing for an independent institution of first class rather than a Bryan A. & M. College branch. The piece accuses Bryan and Bryan supporters of blocking West Texas equity and calls for a separate college with full funding.
Brazos County Poultry Show Draws Strong Crowd in Bryan
The Brazos County Poultry Association stages its annual exhibition at the Sebesta building in Bryan with F. W. Kazemeir as judge and C. E. Jenkins as superintendent. Dozens of exhibitors display Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Leghorns, White Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, and other breeds, totaling 376 birds including turkeys, geese, and ducks. extensive class awards and champions are listed.
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Brazos County Poultry Association
Sebesta
Bryan
F. W. Kazemeir
C. E. Jenkins
Carl Wipprecht
W. C. Sanders
T. H. Halton
White
Orphingtons
F. E. Jones
S. C. Rhode Island Reds
A. H. Stevener
W. Z. Conway
J. C. Lloyd
Plymouth Rocks
Wayne Davis
Geo. A. Adams
S. C
Esker Martin
Gavan Stuckey
J. H. Conway
C. R.L. Reds
C. W. Hedtke
Wyandottes
N. A. Stewart
Ric. Franze
M. Cook
W. E. Graham
I. J. Rosprim
L. M. Merka
J. M. Bonds
Mrs. J. Broach
Cc. R. Ll
Elmer Bullock
J. W. Hollick
Will M. Jones
C. White Leghorns
D. J. McDonald
J. 4. Holick
C. C. Corley
S. C. White
W. W. Wilson
Jas. Jones
C. White
W. J. Boriskie
W. E. Moore
W. E. Holbrook
I. L. McNeely
Fred Kohler
L. L. Stevens
Barred Plymouth Rocks
G. E. Sutton
White Plymouth Rocks
S. C. White Leghorns
W. Q O. Sanders
Hugo Lenz
Golden Seabright
White Wyandottes Co
W. Hedtke
Young Pen
Ist
White Leghorns
C. Lloyd
Rhode Island Reds
Jas. H. Chasta
Poultry Exhibit Highlights Leghorns Geese and Laying Records
W. Sanders displays heavy laying White Leghorns totaling 72 birds averaging 48 eggs daily over two months. Hugo Lenz showcases Chinese geese noted for chatter. V. J. Boriskie features a model poultry house with 12 pullets laying 20 to 28 eggs in November and a high 241 egg yearly bird. 18 states participated in the Monticello 1921 22 egg contest.
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W. ©. Sanders
Hugo Lenz
V. J. Boriskie
Plymouth Rocks
Monticello
Ark
Lewis and Rountree to speak at Huntsville Rotary luncheon
Senator Henry L. Lewis of Grimes county and Representative Lee J. Rountree of Brazos county will be guests of honor at a Huntsville Rotary Club luncheon next Friday. The Sam Houston State Normal faculty and Huntsville businessmen organize the event to discuss Texas educational needs with Lewis and Rountree leading the discussion before several hundred guests.
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Huntsville
Texas
Henry L. Lewis
Grimes County
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos County
Rotary Club
Sam Houston State Normal
Business Men of
Lewis
Rountree
Wheelsme Ges in Town?
Mesdames W. P. Wilstrap and G. R. Dunn of Wheelock are in town today.
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Mesdames
W. P. Wilstrap
G. R. Dunn
Wheelock
Astin Reports Memphis Conference On Cotton Pests
Mr. E. H. Astin returned from Memphis Tennessee where a conference on cotton pests including boll weevil boll worm and pink boll worm discussed forming state commissions backed by the federal government. He noted rising concern among North and South Carolina growers as the pests spread and cited calls for better farming practices and protection.
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E. H. Astin
Memphis
Tenn
Astin
Mr. Astin
North
Luncheon Held for A and M College Directors
The A. & M. College board of directors met Friday and hosted a luncheon at noon in their honor. Invitations extended to Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Bizzell Mrs. J. C. George of Brownsville Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan W. L. Boothe of Sweetwater H. L. Dickson of Paris F. M. Law of Houston L. J. Hart of San Antonio and S. G. Bailey.
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College College Station
A. & M. College
W. B. Bizzell
J. C. George
Brownsville
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
W. L. Boothe
Sweetwater
H. L. Dickson
Paris
F. M. Law
Houston
L. J. Hart
San Antonio
S. G. Bailey
Conway wins at Brazos County Poultry Show
W. T. Conway of Route 6 Bryan visited the Eagle office on business and was named winner for his Rhode Island Reds in the old pen category at the Brazos County Poultry Show.
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W. T. Conway
Route 6
Bryan
Eagle
Mr. Conway
Rhode Island Reds
Brazos County
George Saxon of Reliance On Business Visit
George Saxon of Reliance is here today on business.
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George Saxon
Reliance
Steep Hollow Community Meeting Draws Wide Support
A large Steep Hollow PTA meeting Saturday despite bad weather drew old and young residents plus Bryan visitors. Judge W C Davis praised rural schools and urged a new schoolhouse with auditorium, while A M band energized the gathering and Rotary members helped with transport and supper.
West Texas A. and M. College status debate warned
The piece argues the West Texas A. and M. College bill not yet law and rejects Bryan College's bid to place the West Texas A. and M. College under its control. It urges West Texas counties to send delegates to College Station December 4 5 6 for budget ratification.
Eleven Fine Turkeys Exhibit at Brazos County Show
Eleven splendid turkeys on display at the Brazos County Poultry Show in the Sebesta building. Five Mammoth Bourbon Reds by W. M. Wilson of Tabor, two whites by Carl Wipprecht, and four bronze specimens by Esher Martin of Steep Hollow. Turkeys becoming a standard crop with Brazos County leading.
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Brazos County
Sebesta
W. M. Wilson
Tabor
Carl Wipprecht
Esher Martin
Steep Hollow
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R. P. Marstellar
Allen Myers
Mary Carr
John K. Parker
E. J. Fountain
A. T. Potts
Gabe Cazell
Hal Saunders
Marvin Wallace
R. S. Webb, Sr
J. T. Hanway
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R. L. Hearne
F. L. Henderson
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J. A. D. Robinson
John Gurley
R. Q. Astin
W. P. Ward
George Chance
Jesse Gammon
J. B. Bagley
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C. M. Bethany
E. E. McAdams
E. Warren
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Chas. Greisser
Joe Kaplan
E. B
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A. Thomson
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F. B. Brown
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T. K. Lawrence
J. J. Brock
H. B. McDowell
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R. W. Howell
Tyler Haswell
George Stephan
F. L. Cavitt
J. M. Gordon
O. E. Saunders
John M. Lawrence, Jr
George E. Hadley
Paul Dansby
H . Ferguson
Mike Depuma
Sam B Wilson
A. K. Brown
C. G. Walker
H. A. Burger
Reading Club
Ursuline Convent
Ike Ashburn
M.B. Parker
Horace Dansby
Kay Hassell
G. W. Emory
Will Collard
Nelle Cole
Willie Rogers
SS. E. Eberstadt
Susie Benbow
Harvey
J.©. Davidson
I. M. Cook
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A. J. Edwards
Wellborn
Goree Neeley
Kurten
Johnnie Koppe
Smetana
J. J. Haisler
Riverside
J. Kosarek
Zak
Charley Locke
Edge
P. S. Mangum
Leonard
Nona Belle Jones
Ben F. Smith
Lockney Beacon
West Texas A. & M
Ben Smith
Bryan Eagle
Texas A. & M. College
Democratic Party of Texas
Agricultural College
West Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical System of Texas
Austin
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West
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Clarendon News
Forth Worth
Lee
Beacon
Bizzell
West Texas A. & M. College
Las
Bryan College
West Texas A
J. W. Holick
Emma Kosarek
J. J. Ho
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Jas. H. Chastain
J. M. Bond
J. M. Conway
S.C. R
Cockerel
Pullet
W. T. Conaway
Lewis and Rountree
Parent Teachers’ Association
J. M. Cook
L. M. Cook
W. C. Davis
R. S. Lovett
Harriman
Littleton
Lawyer
Gabe Cazelle
Rotary
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