Texas Guaranty Fund Law Debates and Aggieland Calendar Reminder
The April issue discusses the failed guaranty fund, noting it protected depositors but left banks bonded and law reform advised. It urges legislative repeal of outdated statutes to aid progress and individual responsibility. It also highlights a calendar from the Association of Former Students of Texas A&M with time and place details for Aggie events and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowthsich
Biig
Eagie
Texas
Aggieland
R. V
Aggies
Aggie
Minstrel Star Bily Bowman Dies in Houston
Bily Bowman, a 2 minstrel star, died in Houston on Saturday but his company carried on with the show Lasses White. The troupe remained grieved yet performed as usual, reflecting a philosophy of carrying on despite reverses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bily Bowman
Houston
Lasses White
Coolidge urges disarmament to settle China England tensions
The text praises Calvin Coolidge for statecraft in urging further disarmament between China and England, arguing disarmament is the only sure path to peace and that nations will not prepare without following through on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
China
England
House OKs $300000 emergency aid for A. and M. College
The House approved a $300,000 emergency appropriation yesterday to fund new buildings at A. and M. College. Lawmakers condemned the living conditions of hungry students forced to endure makeshift housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
A. and M. College
Wellborn Forms Girls Club Amid County Youth Drive
A girls club is organized at Wellborn as Brazos county embraces twelve boys and girls clubs with an enrollment of 500. The effort aims to build better citizens in the next generation and reflects county pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellborn
Brazos County
Interurban Line Vital to Bryan and College Contact
The Bryan College interurban line is described as essential to Bryan and College, providing key contact avenues. Authorities stress it must be maintained under all conditions to prevent loss of crucial connections between the two communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan-College
Bryan
Bryan and
College
Senators' Saturday floor fight shocks lawmakers
The piece notes that several United States Senators showed high energy by clashing on the Senate floor Saturday, implying they stay vigorous in serving their constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moody's selections prompt debate on state education reform
Governor Moody faces criticism over appointing veterans to state higher learning posts. Critics argue the reform bills rush lawmaking without local input while the education system relies on established leaders to handle complex issues.
Highway Commission urged to rely on local funding
The article argues the Highway Commission should avoid state aid before August 1 and use existing funds to fulfill current commitments. It urges communities needing roads to act among themselves rather than wait for government assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Neff May Seek Veep Nomination Amid Prohibition Debate
Governor Pat Neff spoke in Omaha on prohibition and hints at a possible vice presidential bid as prohibition looms in the national campaign. The piece notes Neff's past roles and current federal prospects while touching on broader political tensions and policy debates of the era.
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Pat Neff
Omaha
Washington
Neff
Sur — Yiel
Harvard
Texas College
hGovernor
Moody
Methodist Church
Memphis
United Protective
Glass houses and cotton law makers
A critic argues that lawmakers who overproduce cotton and violate laws cannot fairly pass laws restricting excessive production. The statement questions the integrity of legislators in regulating the cotton trade.
Rainfall Saturday Afternoon Brings Modest City Relief
Sparse shower delivers .06 inch rainfall for the city, easing muddy conditions in Bryan. City manager notes low-cost relief for residents and property owners amid ongoing drainage concerns.
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Bryan
Chamber Commerce Adopts Its Budget For Various Committees
The Chamber adopt budget figures totaling 8 668 45 dollars after finance chair E J vetos recommendation. Allocations include Agricultural 1 906 00 Educational 1 000 00 Trade Extension 260 00 Highway 250 00 and Legislative 500 00. City development and Fire Control committees did not seek appropriation. Eagle Want Ads get results.
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E. J
Finance Office
Nell Eal
Bryan and College Aid Brazos Masons Washington Birthday Banquet
Bryan and College and Brazos Masons plan a Washington's Birthday banquet at Shisa Hall on Friday February 18. Invitations go to Masonic lodges, Eastern Star, Rainbow and De Molay. notable guests include M. A. Childers Waco Grand Master and J. C. James secretary. Tickets must be bought by the 15th as weather may affect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonic Club
George Washington
Shisa Hall
A. and M. College
Order of Eastern Star
Order of the Rainbow
Order of the de Molay
M. A. Childers
San Antonio
W. B
Order of Rainbow
Burris C. Jackson
Hillsboro
de Molay
J. C. James
Sam P. Cochran
Dallas
Bryan
College Masons
Eastern Star
Miss May Gartha Guest of Honor at Bryan Banquet
Miss May Gartha of Houston state secretary of the Catholic Daughters of America attended a Bryan banquet in her honor. The event celebrated the state officer and newly instated candidates with plates for eighty five, floral decor, hand embroidered favors, and toasts by LE BE Warren and speakers H B McDowell J W Hendricks Rev B Brain Rev J B Gleissner and Miss May Gartha.
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Mary Gartha
Houston
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Bryan
May Gartha
Eelock
J. J. Stasmey
Miss May Gartha
Real Hat Shop Holds Open House in Bryan Area
Real Hat Shop run by Parker and Miss Lena Wetter hosts a three day open house to display new styles. The store provides a large lounge area for patrons with tables and rockers. A. E. Riedes, deputy collector, will be in Bryan at the Chamber of Commerce on March 4 to help taxpayers file income tax returns for 192%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Lena Wetter
Bryan
A. E. Riedes
Im Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Eagle brand pledge echoes quality and service promise
The note extols the Eagle figure as a symbol of quality and dependable service, inviting customers to trust the brand for durable text printing solutions. The statement frames quality as a core company value tied to customer satisfaction and enduring performance.
Bryan D A R Votes to Fund Student Loans at A and M
The Bryan chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution voted to establish a student loan fund to aid a Texas boy attending A and M College. About sixty dollars was pledged at the meeting, with plans to grow the fund to several hundred dollars. Members urged ongoing support from others to assist eligible students who must work to repay loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daughters of the American Revolution
A. & M. College
Are American
Will Howell
A. and M. College
Helps
America
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Bryan
Texas
A. and
M. College
J. L. Lash
Walton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amer
Mrs Eleanor McGrath Heads Brock's Eastern Market Return
Mrs Eleanor B L McGrath returns to Brock's market department where meat selections are being remodeled to serve a growing daily influx. She invites every woman to visit the department meet her and discuss their meat needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McGarth
Brock’s
Eleanor
McGrath
Brock Broa
Musical Program At College On Washington's Birthday
At Texas A and M College Station the Cosmopolitan Club stages a foreign students musical night on February 22. The A and M College band directed by R G Dunn will perform from 7:30 to 8:30 with national anthems and native tongue announcements. President Walton will give a short address and the program ends with The Fighting Aggies and the Star Spangled Banner.
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WTAW
A. and M. College of Texas
Washington
Cosmopolitan Club
United States
A. and M. College
R. G. Dunn
Aggie
T. O. Walton
Serbia
France
Russia
Belgium
Italy
England
Cosmopolitan Club students study nations and radio schedule
Cosmopolitan Club includes students from Syria Inds Hepdduras Columbia and Mesopotamia. W. H. Darrow announces February radio program of WTAW Station with practical tasks on agriculture poultry gardening and similar topics. Wavelength is 270 meters. Noon programs at 12:1 and night programs at 7:00.
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Cer
United States
Cosmopolitan Club
Syria
Inds
Hepdduras
Columbia
Mesopotamia
W. H. Darrow
WTAW
Methodist Women of College Station Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church in College Station met Monday afternoon with fifteen present. Mrs. A. K. Mackey presided and led devotions while Mrs. C. O. Watkins gave the prayer. Reports on social service work were shared by Mrs. George P. Grout and Mrs. J. R. McKee discussed publicity. Introduction to the new study book Our Templed Hills by Ralph A. Selton followed by group discussion. Next meeting planned with Mrs. R. F. Smith. Attendees included Mesdames R. W. Ivey, M. C. Boghes, R. P. Ward, D. T. Killough, A. K. Mackey, R. F. Smith, W. E. Lewis, C. O. Watkins, J. R. McKee, PF. W. Plunkett, Jesse C. Thomson, George P. Grout, Jenole Yates, and R. P. Ward.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
College Station
Jennie Yates
A. K. Mackey
C. O. Watkins
George P. Grout
J. R. McKee
Geo. P. Grout
Templed Hills
Ralph A. Selton
R. F. Smith
Mesdames
R. W. Ivey
M. C. Boghes
R. P. Ward
D. T. Killough
W. E. Lewis
PF. W. Plunkett
Jesse C. Thomson
Jenole Yates, and
Dr. Cousins Visits Bryan Schools On Teeth Care
Dr. George P. Cousins of the Educational Department of Col vate and Company New York visited Bryan with Brazos County Public Health Nurse Ella Bandelin. He spoke to Side West and A M Consolidated Schools about dental care, showing 2400 feet of moving pictures on brushing teeth and dental visits every six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Cousins
Educational Department of Colvate and Company of New York
Bryan
Brazos County
Ella Bandelin
Side
West Side
Dixie Theatre
A. and M. Consolidated
Cousins
Eagle Want Ad Columns Show Quick Results
Local Eagle newspaper prints brisk want ads with quick results and brief notices. Readers find bargains, job leads, and services listed in compact line items across the classifieds.
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Bor
Eagle
Funeral Rites for Mrs. W. C. Davis Draw Large Crowd
Funeral services for Esther Boatwright Davis wife of Judge W C Davis of the 5th Judicial District were held at the Davis home with Rev R E Day officiating. A city cemetery interment followed with numerous relatives and out of town guests attending.
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W. C. Davis
5Th Judicial District
Marlin
Davis
Corner 29Th
Houston Street
R. E. Day
First Baptist Church
Jimmie Page
Henry Locke
Kathleen Hutton
D. S. Buchanan
J. H. Conway
Esther Boatwright Davis
H. O. Boatwright
Bryan
Baptist Church
Baylor College
Belt
Jno
M. Lawrence
John A. Moore
M. E. Wallace
M. B. Parker
W. B. Saunders
Eugene Edge
Major L. L. McInnis
J. Webb Howell
K. J. Fountain
W. S. Higgs
R. W. Howell
F. L. Henderson
C. S. Jones
J. T. Maloney
W. S. Howell
Henry Seal
C. A. Harris
E. J. Jenkins
Tyler Haswell
Wilson Bradley
J. M. Caldwell
Robert Armstrong
Oak McKenzie
R. V. Armstrong
W. E. Neeley
W. S. Barron
J. G. Minkert
Lamar Bethea
J. H. Webb
J. W. James
R. R. Ellis
E. F. Parks
H. H. Williamson
Shire
H. B. Davis
Livingston
F. M. Law
Houston
F. L. Scott
Frank L. Webb
Dallas
Judge Davis
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Adopts Road and Agriculture Agenda
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce reports outline progress on roads schools and agriculture. Officers note good roads efforts with Gulf Good Roads and state planning while agricultural prizes and lectures are planned for Brazos county communities.
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Bryan and Brazos County
H. O. Ferguson
John M. Lawrence
Gulf Good Roads Association
Texas
Highway Committee
T. O. Walton
C. L. Benson
Howell
Chamber of Commerce
George A. Adams
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
J. N. Dulaney
Eugene Edge
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
W. S. Howell
J. Webb Howell
E. J. Jenkins
Talks On Thrift At West Side PTA Meeting
Rev. Roy S. Hollomon urged thrift as prudent provision for a rainy day and old age. He urged generous giving to worthy causes and investments in human life, arguing hoarding wealth is not thrift but stinginess.
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West Side
Parent Teachers’s Association
Roy S. Hollomon
Hollomon
Rev. Hollomon
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Lee J. Rountree
Ture
Associated Press
Mmert
Oftte
Mercagtile Bank Buiding
Sas
Madison Ave
New York
Association Building
Chicago
Colt
Veen
Chamber Commerce
Brazos Masons
M. K. Thornton Jr
R. 4. Dunn
C. T. Sprague
Fred Erhard
Jerry Lee
Curtis Vinson
S. C. Hoyle
A. J. Buchanan
Geo. A. Long
S. G. Bailey
J. D. Martin
C. A. Searcy
P. S. Park
O. M. Ball
C. E. Finley
W. A. Duncan
E. P. Humbert
F. C. Bolton
E. J. Kyle
C. H. Atvord
H. N. Jane
Jas. Sullivan
W. PF. Davis
J. R. Bender
Id. X. Bible
George Summey Jr
Travis Bryan
Nelson Dulaney
M. M. Mont- Thos. Lundin
J. Bryan Miller
A. K. Brown
W. E. Farmer
W. Davis
W. R. Fairman
J. M. Lawtreasurer
M. K. Thornton
Carl Cole
Sankey Park
A.S. McSwain
Seeley Caldwell
BR. W. Ivey
J. FP. Casey
W. P. Davis
R. L. Brown
H P. Smith
J. R. Wright
Thes. Landin
Adelle
J. M. Dunn
Maurine Howell
H. E. Randolph
J. D. Martini
PF. EB. Lichte
L. E. Dowd
G. A. Leng
KL. Brown
de Melays
Randulpa
Paul Stevens
Joe Lingh
C. C. Yates
EF. Randulpa
MW. M. Montgomery
William
Warner Fablan
Necise Room
Madge Bellamy
Aliam Forrestmalt Bail Shas Coote
Walter Caflett
Olive Tell
Allan Dwan
Eais
Hoyt Nichols
R.F.D
Princeton
Mae
Conta
Methodist Women of
Chamber Commerce Today
D. H. Reid
Poultry Department
Fred Hale
Extension
Carl Wipprecht
Wipprecht
Fire Control Committee
M. L. Parker
Legislative Committee
C. W. Hedtke
Watkins Dealer
Bryan, Texas
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