Schulman Guilty in Sunday Show Violation Case
In Justice J.T. McGee's court a jury found Morris Schulman guilty of violating Sunday laws by operating a moving picture show at the Palace Theater last Sunday. He was fined $20 plus costs. Schulman said he would not present further Sunday performances.
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Justice Court
Schulman
Fter
J.T. McGee
Morris Schulman
A. S. Ware
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Palace Theater
Lamar Bethea
Col
C. Todd
Mr. Bethea
A. B. Syptak
T. F. Cook
Paul Martin
Horace Thurman
Bryan
Joe Fuqua
Millican
Fuqua
Milican
Texas to consider model drivers license law in next legislature
Dallas December report notes Rep Jack Keller and Rep Roland Bradley plan a Hoover code based measure. It would set a 14 year minimum and require parental or employer signoff for under 18 licenses. If passed, it would suspend or revoke licenses for drunk or dangerous driving and aim to cut fatalities and injuries.
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Dallas
Texas
Jack Keller
Dallasey
Keller
Roland Bradley
Houston
National Safety Council
National Conference On Street and
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Mr. Keller
State Highway Department
Tomato Expert To Aid Farmers In Newton County
Russell Raney arrives to supervise planting and growing of tomatoes and truck crops in the area. He will move his family from Alto to Dellwood Park this week and prepare beds for planting this weekend. Raney represents the Newton-Wallace Company of Alto and will work with the Truck Growers Association led by J. B. Priddy.
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Russell Raney
Alto
Russell
Dellwood Park
J. B. Priddy
Truck Growers Association
Raney
Newton-Wallace Company
Allen Academy Wins Loving Cup for Second Year
The State High Press Association silver loving cup for the top annual in schools under 500 students goes to Allen Academy for the second consecutive year. The yearbook All En retains the trophy after beating rival school yearbooks in statewide competition.
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State High Press Association
Allen Academy
New Agriculture Teacher Introduced at Bryan High
Superintendent H L Durham announced Cyril Luker of Schülenberg as the new vocational agriculture teacher to replace the late W F Leverkuhn at Bryan High. Local officials pledged support from the Chamber of Commerce county farmers 4 H Club and Future Farmers of Texas as Luker begins a promising year.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
H. L. Durham
Cyril Luker
Schulenberg
W. F. Leverkuhn
Durham
W. R. McCullough
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan
C. L. Beason
Future
Farmers of Texas Club
Raymond Buchanan
Luker
Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Bryan
K F Judd of Missouri Pacific visited Bryan today meeting Agent C B Holzman and local business leaders. Local residents arrive for holidays including Waldrops with Mrs Willis and Mrs Willis of Houston, Mr and Mrs Jones from College Station area, and Dr and Mrs Bissing from A and M campus. Also noted are Mrs Rountree’s hospital return, Mr Beckham of Hearne, and the newly married Mr and Mrs Rhodes returning to Bryan to reside.
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K. F. Judd
Houston
Missouri Pacific Lines
Palestine
Bryan
C. B. Holzman
A. M. Waldrop
T. A. Cloud
Norman Cloud
Lammie Bullock
Brazos Valley
S. W. Bissing
A. and
M. College
B. W. Beckham
Hearne
Robert Rhodes
Waco
For Those Who Aspire It Is Better to Be Interesting
The saying contrasts personal appeal with pure efficiency, suggesting that having a distinctive and engaging character surpasses mere mechanical productivity as a measure of value. The message emphasizes individuality and charisma over routine efficiency.
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Dallas
Christmas Tree For Episcopal Students at A M College
Members of the Episcopal student group at A and M College held a farewell service before the holidays in the Y M C A building. The sing song featured carols and a Christmas tree with a gift exchange. Rev W W Daup and Mrs Daup gave souvenirs. the couple received gifts from the choir. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served.
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Episcopal
A. and M. College
Y. M. Gee
W. W. Daup
Weather notes show warm Sunday and mild week temperatures
Last week featured a warm Sunday with a high of 70 and a low of 43. Rain totaled 0.04 inches on Tuesday and there were traces on Wednesday and Sunday. Florentine Gomez and Guadalupe Mancillas and Vester Small and Lilly Bell Winn of Brazos County filed marriage intentions with County Clerk Joel B. McGee on Thursday.
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de Nasen
Temerry Seestower
Florentine Gomez
Guadalupe Mancillas
Vester Small
Lilly Bell Winn
Brazos County
Joel B. McGee
California swindler nabbed after drug store change scam
N M Vann a Roman and Vick clerk chased down a man who attempted to pass six fake dollars at a drug store, recaptured the money, and held the suspect until Deputy Sheriff Lon Baker took him to jail on swindling charges.
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California
N. M. Vann
Roman and Vick
R. E. Locke
Vann
Iso Vann
Main Street
First State Bank and Trust Company
Bryan Avenue
Humpty-Dumpty Grocery
Montgomery-Ward and Co
Charlie Griesser
Griesser
Montgomery Ward
Seniors Invite Legislature To Survey Hazing At A&M
The senior class of Texas A and M proposes inviting a Texas Legislature committee to personally survey hazing conditions on campus. The move aims to quell rumors, with President Walton expressing support for the inquiry to clarify the situation to state residents.
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College Station
Texas Legislature
A. and M
T. O. Walton
Ray Walker
Wolfe City
Robert L. Herbert
Lufkin
Walton
Christmas Tree Planned for Friendship Bible Class Party
The Friendship Bible Class of the First Baptist Sunday school will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Albert Buchanan's home on Monday at 7 30. A class Christmas tree will feature gifts from each member with numbers drawn for tree gifts. The class of young matrons is the largest Bible class for young women in the city and will begin its 20th year on January 1, 1931 with the same teacher.
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Friendship Bible
First Baptist Sunday School
Albert Buchanan
High Grid Teams Battle Saturday For State Honors
Fort Worth officials set the state high school football final for Saturday on neutral ground. Tyler beat Austin and Amarillo defeated Corsicana in the state semi finals. The note ends with an unrelated help request for clean cotton rags for The Eagle Office.
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Fort Worth
Tyler
Amarillo
Austin
Corsicana
Christmas Birds To Come Higher Prices Advance
Brady December 18. McCullough county turkey raisers will supply 400000 to 500000 pounds of dressed turkeys for the Christmas market. The market opened at 10 cents per pound, two cents above Thanksgiving. About 500 turkey pickers are employed during the dressing season with a daily payroll around $1000.
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Brady
McCulloch County
Menu ideas from the Bryan Daily Eagle
The Bryan Daily Eagle lists practical recipes and menu ideas such as Endive Salad with Roquefort and grapefruit, Dixie Coconut Cake with coconut frosting, Corn Baked in Tomato Ramekins, and Escalloped Oysters. It also mentions Calavos as a Dallas substitute for avocado in dishes.
Calavas and Coconut Butterscotch Pie Recipes
Calavas preparations describe seed retention to prevent color loss, with various methods including lemon olive mix in tomato cups and lettuce leaf presentations. The Cocoanut Butterscotch Pie combines milk custard with coconut, vanilla and meringue topping, baked to a delicate brown.
Cantata by First Baptist choir Friday night
The First Baptist Church choir under H. P. Black will present the Christmas cantata The World's Redeemer by Fred B. Holton on Friday night December 19 at 7 45. Selections from The Light Eternal and The Glory of Bethlehem will follow sung by Mrs Daniel Russell and H P Black.
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First Baptist Church
Mesdames FE. W. Glenn
John Deid
D.S. Buchanan
A. C. Showman
James Page
F. F. Bishop
W. B. Whitney
Daniel Russell
J. B. Sanders
Velma Graham
John Reid
D. S. Buchanan
J. G. Minkert
Louise Pipkin
Benita Harthcock
Henry Locke
Tom Sweeney
R. E. Snnges
C. W. Simmons
Pat Newton
IH. P. Black
R. 8. Webb
Surprise for Pastor at Free Will Baptist Church
About 40 to 50 members of the Free Will Baptist congregation gathered Thursday evening for an old fashioned pounding party to surprise Rev and Mrs Morris. The couple were surprised and expressed sincere appreciation for the gifts and contributions at their home.
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Free Will Baptist
E. ©. Morris
Mrs. Morris
Brazos Clubs Seek Ninth District Meet Hosting
The Brazos Federation of Men's Clubs plans to invite the Fourth District of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs to hold its annual meeting here next April. With most county clubs agreeing to host, a committee led by Mrs. O B Martin will negotiate with the Chamber of Commerce, A and M College, and civic groups to secure county-wide cooperation.
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Brazos
Texas
O. B. Martin
Pedevasion
Mesdame
J. L. Brock
O. ©. Henderson
John Astin
FE. P. Humbert
F. B. Clark
L. L. Lancaster
Chamber of Commerce
A. and
M. College
Counun
Brazos Chickens Lead In Big Egg Contest At A&M
Brazos county heavy breed chickens shine in the 14th Texas National Egg Laying Contest at Texas A M College now in its third month. Rhode Island Reds owned by J M Herndon rank fifth in points and ninth in eggs. Golden Rule Poultry Farm Reds sit eighth in points and produce many eggs. Golden Rule Barred Rocks hold second in the month for eggs and points. The Pratt Experimental Farm leads England breeds with top eggs and points, while College View Farm in Brame county posts multiple top pens and strong showings in both eggs and points.
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Brazos County
Texas A. & M. College
Rhode Island
J. M. Herndon
Eges
Golden Rule Poultry Farm
Golden Rule
Pratt Experimental Farm
Morton
Penn
George C. England
Inglewood
Calif
Golden Rule Farm
College View Farm
Brame County
England
H. M. Herndon
College View
Golden Ale Farm
Kageland
Mr. Hermdon
Costly Bonfire Lights Bryan City Finances
Bryan city commission members gathered Friday night for a large bonfire burning bonds warrants and notes totaling about sixty five thousand dollars. The blaze marked a redemption easing city debt by roughly half the face value of the extinguished obligations tied to Bowie school improvements and other projects.
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Bryan
Bowie Sect
Gas mains extended as crew services Bryan area
A welding crew from Community Natural Gas Company works to extend gas mains in Bryan to serve several residences previously without service. Also notice lists two missing horses and a clothing sale at Globe Dry Goods Company.
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Bryan
One
Boys Suits
Globe |Dry Goods Company
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