Bryan Weekly Eagle Editorial and notices header
The Bryan Weekly Eagle announces editors and offices with addresses in Dallas New York and Chicago. It notes association with the Associated Press and rights of reproduction for news dispatches and local news. It lists Mrs L ee J Rountree as managing editor.
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Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Texas
Lexington Ave
New York
WN. Y
Association
Chicago
Illinois
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Associated Press
Brazos County Game Association Forms to Protect Local Wildlife
The Brazos County Game Association reorganized to propagate and protect game in the area. Members include sportsmen, businessmen, and landowners who plan restocking with deer and wild turkeys and protecting quail and other native or migratory birds. The group will help fund a game warden and a war on predatory animals, aiming to make the region a hunter’s paradise and boost local economies.
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Brazos County Game Association
Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Texas
Brazos County
Hoover's Four Point Plan for Clean Government
An American writer argues Mr. Hoover should not seek office but the former president outlines a four point program to scale back federal relief, decentralize aid to states, revive voluntary service, and balance the budget. He says relief must lead to honest productive jobs, stabilized currency, and renewed confidence to spur housing and industry.
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Rt Hoover
White House
St. Louis
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Hoover
Talmadge Seeks 1936 Presidential Nomination
Gov. Talmadge says he will run for the presidential nomination in 1936. He expects to have support and company from other candidates once nominees are chosen.
Catherine the Great rises from German roots to Russian throne
Catherine II born Sophia Augusta Frederica in 1729, taken to Russia at 15 to marry Grand Duke Peter. Her name changed upon joining Orthodoxy, later crowned empress after Peter’s removal. She ruled 34 years, expanding Russia and shaping culture and policy. Tomorrow: The $15,000,000 Salute.
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Catherine II
Russia
Catherine the Great
Sophia Augusta Frederica
Catherine I
Catherine
Martha Skavronsky
Christian Augustus
Peter
Elizabeth
Catherine Alexeyevna
St. Petersburg
Oranienbaum
Dead End Play Exposes New York Street Life Plight
New York reports on the play Dead End revealing Manhattan street life’s squalor and danger. Children face constant peril near tenement blocks while social workers strive to salvage youths amid rising poverty and crime.
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New York
Manhattan
Street Echoes of Newspaper Row and Far-Flung Wanderings
The piece recalls Park Row once crowded by The World and The Tribune, with night activity fading as radio stores replace old landmarks. It notes Louis Bromfield’s globe trotting, Senlis France, and an ongoing pattern of returning to America between European stints. A late letter mentions Mary Corrigan of Trigan, Oregon.
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World
Tribune
San
Weeld
Doc Perry
Husky Newsies
Louis Bromfield
Raffles
Singapore
Thibet
Mill Pond
Senlis
France
America
P.S
Mary Corrigan
Trrigan, Oregon
Gilchrist of Texas Elected President of Highway Engineers
Dallas News reports Gib Gilchrist of Texas elected president of the American Association of Highway Engineers at their Coral Gables meeting. The piece credits his leadership with reforming Texas highway construction to sound, economical principles and notes past misconduct, praising current governance under co operating highway commissions.
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Coral Gables
Florida
Gib Gilchrist
Texas
American Association
Gilchrist
State Supreme Court
Gibb Gilchrist
American Association of Highway Engineers
Dallas News
Twenty Five Years Ago in Bryan and Brazos River Area
A column notes imagined Christmas wishes for Bryan including railroad extension the academy dormitory water mains paving Main Street a deep well an endowment for Carnegie library sidewalks and a sewer system. Mr and Mrs John Lloyd of Reliance shopped in the city and Dr G B Fraps Texas state chemist announces W S Gottlieb named assistant chemist.
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Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot
Santa Claus
Bryan
Bryan and Brazos River
Bryan Baptist Academy
Allen Academy
Main Street
Carnegie Library
John Lloyd
Reliance
G. 8. Fraps
Texas
A. M. College
W. 8
Gottlieb
Editorial urges broader tax cuts and spending restraint to curb debt
The Houston Post argues President Roosevelt must trim not only 1986-87 deficits but all levels of government spending. It cites 1984 taxes and 1954-1935 debt growth, urging taxpayers to accept wider reductions to reduce a national debt near 50 billion dollars and ease the tax burden.
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Roosevelt
Joeal
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
National City Bank of New York
National City Bank
Houston Post
Local Notes On Appointments And City Updates
H C Carlyle resigns as assistant chemist effective January 1 to join a prominent New York contracting firm. Pat Holligan of Holligan Chapel visits the city. Main street crossings improved with cinders by the street committee. Mrs. R V Kernole returns from Houston. Prof H L McKnight visits from College.
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Aabama Polytechnic Institute
H. C. Carlyle
New York
Pat Holligan
Holligan Chapel
Main Street
Historical map problem for R D C meet Tuesday
Brazos County Chapter Reserve Officers Association to host troop school at Texas A and M. College Petroleum Building Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Capt EB Howell will trace a French battalion’s early World War actions as a feature of the meeting.
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College Station
EB. J. Howell
Brazos County
Reserve Officers Association
J. FE. Breland
Howell
Texas A. and M. College Petroleum
Wipprechts Begin Turkey Raising on Brazos County Farm
Reed and Victoria Wipprecht near Bryan start commercial turkey raising after moving to the sandy point farm. The piece notes their promising future home site and includes community scenes and local shop talk on Christmas shopping and advertising's impact on sales.
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Reed Wipprecht
Wipprecht
Sandy Point
Bryan
Brazos County
Reed
Victoria
Eagle Printing Co Offers New Steel Engraved Cards
The Eagle Printing Co announces freshly priced steel engraved business cards with high quality and workmanship. Customers are invited to inspect the new samples and price points.
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Eagle Printing Co
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