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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented note reports Rexemert Sewe returning after a visit to relatives. It mentions Mr and Mrs John Bittle in Marlin for the week with Mr Bethe seeking hot baths and medical treatment.
Miew Elizabeth Sloop, daughter, will star in a fort time pageant for students. The layout shows entries from pre v ee Demdaliian, with eight beauties selected from 32 candidates by Mrs. Rath Bryan Irwen after her visit to the carrpothi.
A San Francisco dispatch reports the British ship Australia is returning to aid the Seth Parker rescue effort while the American navy moves to support the mission. The National Broadcasting Company notes no new message has been received.
Representative Kieberg aims to broaden demand for American oils and fats. The plan envisions expanding home production while reducing reliance on foreign oil sources. Details outline potential policy measures and economic impact.
The article compiles excerpts from letters by Ira Ingram and his brother Seth about the Austin colony, detailing survey work, town planning near San Felipe, and the first mayor of Matagorda. It notes personal hardships, a yellow fever death, and family ambitions to settle Texas amid prewar tensions.
Steeles Store hosts a Valentine party at the schoolhouse this Thursday at 8 oclock with all invited. The community notes heavy rains but escaped the storm area. Fifth and sixth grade teacher B Hearne returns after flu. Dominek Selvaggio ill near High Bank. First grader Manuel Albarez dies at home. Rosa Chircharello and Jack Cash wed at St Anthony’s Bryan and will reside in Houston. Perrone family spent Sunday in Hearne.
The Rye 4-H Club invites everyone to a Valentine dance at the Rye schoolhouse on Saturday night February 15 for the club’s benefit. Music will be by The Pais Bennie Banjo and Maley.
The Senate adopted a memorial to Nat M. Washer of Lance Cadverton Washers bencv and lauded his work to tderational op portunities. The action occurred Monday and honors Washer for his contributions to national service.
Judge Davis schedules a three week slate of civil cases with calendar entries from March 12 to March 21. Dockets include suits between banks, insurance firms, and individuals such as Mercantile National Bank of Dallas Texas National Life Insurance Co and George P. Eagle plus Lovie Vanhook versus Ross Beostcal and others.
The Texas House passed the second of two bills to amend court procedures for an extended check on railroads enforcement powers. The measure aims to limit court orders enforcing railroad commission directives and preserve rail agency authority.
Three inches of snow fell last night in Colberson County marking the first accumulating snowfall of the winter season. Weather officials report clear skies for the coming days and advise caution on partially covered roads.
County Agent C. L. Bea vm receives notes on the interpretation of Sertium 7 in a tenancy contract. The document discusses changes to rent, security, and penalties, and urges careful study of regulations to avoid penalties and ensure refunds under possible violations. It references 1934 and 1935 lease terms and contemplates fair treatment for croppers and tenants.
Leech died Wednesday at Kerrville. He was elected first vice president last year. Newspapers for sale at Zagie Printing Company. Annual convention here next year.
An Eastern city survey yields quirky menu notions from diners and cooks. It highlights homemade dishes, such as gingerbread, custards, and creative uses for salt pork, with notes on meal pacing and casual entertaining.
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