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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1931

Page

2

Public Schools Greatest Gift Of Democracy

Physician Br A Hamgrond addresses the Brates negro teachers institute, urging that free public schools underpin democracy and economic prosperity. He argues schools educate citizens, drive industry, and support national wealth, noting teachers’ pivotal role and the need to prioritize children and educators amid economic strain.

Br. W. A. Hamgrond Brates Negro Teachers Institute D. J. McDonald America Schoors Ministry Thescheels

Bryan civic leaders and educators profiled in 1930s county notes

Miss Willie Rogers leads the Carnegie library shaping local youth reading. Dr. Walton and Deans Bolton and Kyle shown as Texas A and M College figures influencing extension work, engineering, agriculture, and cadet life. O. B. Martin and Wilson Bradley highlighted for extension service and city leadership respectively.

Willie Rogers Carnegie Library Miss Rogers Alabama Alabama Seminary Marion Ala Adrian Michigan University of Chicago The Art Institute United States Europe Switzerland Italy Germany Texas New York Texas Cub Bryan Woman's Club Bryan Bryan Club A. & M. College Pelk East Texas College Station Extension Service Walton National Directors of Extension Organization National Committee of Extension Organization National United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Texas Press Woman Is Guest of Daughter

Mrs G A Moore of Bay City visits her daughter Mrs C Luker. A Texas Press Women member and state recording secretary she writes negro dialect verse and has earned distinction in that field.

G. A. Moore Bay City C. Luker Moore The Texas Press Women

Lost Mare In Navasota Texas Seeks Reward

A six year old male gray mare about 15 hands and 900 pounds is missing in Navasota Texas. A reward of $10 is offered by W H Hendrix for her recovery.

W. H. Hendrix Navasota Texas

Phocian Park Declines More Christmas Gifts

Two year old Phocian Park of Grandparents Mr and Mrs P S Park receives a mountain of presents on Christmas morning as a tree groans with toys. When asked if more packages remain he shakes his head and says no thanks.

Phocian Park Ili

Intend to Marry Notice for Frank Watson and Bell Hughes

Frank Watson and Bell Hughes both of Brages County filed intention to marry with County Clerk Jees Bl McGee on Saturday.

Frank Watson Bell Hughes Brages County Jees

Boy Dies After Accidental Christmas Shotgun Discharge

Christian W. Schultz, 14, of Edge, died Christmas evening after an accidental shotgun discharge while he and his father were on the Navasota River preparing to fish. He was taken to Wilkerson Memorial Clinic but bled severely from a severely injured arm artery. Funeral services were held at the Schultz home with burial at Cross Cemetery. Survived by parents, one brother Monroe Lee, and three sisters Freda Lula and Annie Mae.

Navasota Christian W. Schultz Edge Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Schultz Cross Cemetery J. J. Pipkin Monroe Lee Freda Lula Annie Mae

New Dipping Vats Ready for Use in Tick Eradication

Eight new dipping vats are completed in Brazos county and more old vats repaired to support tick eradication. Dr. Brown of the U S Department of Agriculture says all cattle horses and mules must be dipped every fourteen days under federal supervision to curb fever tick spread.

Brazos County Brown U.S. Department of Agriculture East Texas Bravos County

Alleged Shoplifters Arrested After Montgormery Ward Complaint

Two alleged shoplifters, including a woman, were arrested by police on the Montgormery Ward Company complaint. They will be given a hearing before Justice J. T. McGee next week.

Montgomery Ward Company J.T. McGee

Also Mentioned on This Page

American Free Public School American Business Boards of Education Dr. Walon Waliem de. Thomas Otte Walton March Meer Gary Pamels County Laver Be Sam Heustein Acheels Bayier University De_ Walten Comnerten F. C. Bolton Texas A M. College Ponotec Miss Texas A. and M. College Cadet Corps Dean Belton Mississippi A Dean Bolten Ponotoc Mississippi A. and War Department Dean Bolton Organized Reserve Corps E Bolten Ohio State University Carmel University University of Wisconsin University of Chicrago Solter School of Engineering Department of Electrical Bexide Deen Bolton Charman Mittee College Board of Health Society For the Promotion of Engineering American Institute of Electrical Engineering Falls County Texas Agricultural Experiment Staion Texas A. and M A. B. Conner Conner Texas Agricultural Experiment Station A. and M Chillicothe Forage West A. B. Commer Bureau of Plant Industy Chillicothe Office of Forage Crop Investigation U. S&s BD. A American Society of Agronomy and A Member of American Genetics Association Aggies A. and Dean E. J. Kyle School of Agriculture Aggie Dean Kyle Kyle Field Texas Aggie Studdent M. College of Texas Smith-Hughes Kyle Cornell University M. Colege O. B. Martin Mr. Martin Am Vaan Martin Washington Seaman A. Knapp United States Department of Agrculture Texas Extension Service Dr. Knapp A. F. Lever South Carolina Lever Central Furman University Greenville Wilson Bradley Bradley Fidelity Finance Company Brazos Mutual Insurance Company Bryan Building and Loan Association First Methodist Church Dean F. C. Bolton J. Kyle B. Martin Texas Press Boy Wes
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