Franks To Return To Bryan March First
R C Franks resigns from J F Seinschmer Co Galveston and will move back to Bryan March 1 to resume work with George A Adams Insurance Agency He left Bryan a year ago for Galveston and says Bryan offers good business opportunities and he is glad to return as a resident and agent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Franks
Bryan
R. C. Franks
J. F. Seinschmer and Co
Galveston
George A. Adams Insurance Agency
Franks
Mr. Franks
Cotton marketing essays prize winners named in Brazos County
The Brazos County Farm Bureau Cotton Association awarded prizes totaling 100 to students for essays on cooperative and orderly marketing of cotton. Judges from Texas A and M praised the contestants for hard work and understanding of cotton economics. Winners will be honored at a Bryan Rotary Club luncheon on February 23 with M. E. Hays as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Crenshaw
Reliance
Annie Lee Saxon
Margaret Franze
Wixon School
Eunice Graham
Harvey
Nina Martin
Edge
Department of Agricultural Economics
Department of
Texas A. and
M. College
Brazos County Farm Bureau Cotton Association
J.L. Stasny
Bryan
Foster Family Visits Relatives After Baylor Bus Tragedy
Mr and Mrs Ivey Foster and their son Robert Roy of Taylor visit Mrs Fosters parents Mr and Mrs M R Phillips. They are the parents of the late Ivey Foster, a victim of the Baylor bus crash at Round Rock when the bus carrying Baylor students to play Texas collided with the Sunbeam Special en route to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey Foster
Robert Roy
Taylor
Bryan Daily Eagle as Results Medium
The Bryan Daily Eagle is presented as the reliable channel for obtaining current results and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bryan Daily Eagle
Eagle Want Ad Quick Results Brief
Classified column notes fast results for readers using Eagle want ads. Short listings include items for sale, services, and notices with quick turnaround and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
A. and M. Board of Directors to Meet at College Station
The A and M College board of directors will hold their annual meeting in College Station on Tuesday February 22. Hon F M Law of Houston will preside with full attendance expected. Members include F M Law Walter L Boothe Henry C Schumacher W A Wurzbach P L Downs Jr Byrd E White James L Young Walter G Lacy. P L Downs reappointed and James L Young new member. one vacancy due to S A Lillard's death last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
M. College
College Station
F. M. Law
Houston
Walter L. Boothe
Sweetwater
Henry C. Schumacher
W. A. Wurzbach
San Antonio
P. L. Downs, Jr
Temple
Byrd E. White
Dallas
James L
Allen Academy to Meet Aggie Fresh Friday at Memorial Gym
Allen Academy basketball returns with a 10 game win streak as it meets A and M freshmen Friday at 4 pm in the Memorial Gym. Admission is free and a large local crowd is expected to attend. Aggie freshmen have recently beaten Temple and Waco high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
A. and M
A. and M. Memorial
James L. Sullivan
Aggie
Temple
Waco
Union Hill News In Brief From February Report
Mrs A Carson visited Belton with daughters Charles and Imoree Wheeler over the weekend. Bruce Carroll and Virgil Mauldon, working at Cross, visited Mrs J M Carroll. Vera Payne is ill with the flu. Mr and Mrs J A Biggins move to a rural farm near College. Mrs Carl Outlaw and Houston baby visited Mrs W G McGregor. Mrs Will Andrews is ill with flu. J M Carroll was ill but is improving now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Union Hill
Co. A. Carson
Belton
Charles
Imoree Wheeler
Bruce Carroll
Virgil Maulden
Cross
J. M. Carroll
Vera Payne
J. A. Biggins
College
Carl Outlaw
Baby
Houston
W. G. McGregor
Will Andrews
Leonard School Club Hosts Miss Abbie Sevier Visit
Miss Abbie Sevier spoke at Leonard school on Tuesday February 15 during the club's second meeting. Attendance reached 100 percent as members planned to make caps and aprons at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbie Sevier
Leonard School
Tues
Club Notes and Farm News from Brazos County
County Agent C. L. Beason reports on 1927 agricultural outlook with H H Schutz urging drastic cotton curtailment to restore balance and profitable prices. An Erath county club boy raises a Jersey cow yielding over 11,000 pounds milk and 558 pounds butterfat in 303 days, with high sale offers refused. He emphasizes honesty and good will as the foundation of a successful poultry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Shutz
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Houston
Texas
Brother Shutz
Erath County Club
Wideawake Club
Pansy Sousaures Bets on Jersey Heifer Prize Race
Pansy Sousaures received a $5 prize from the Bryan Chamber of Commerce for a best club record book and invested it in a heifer calf. She now aims to win the Jersey heifer offered by the County agent for Brazos County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Sousaures
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Smetana Club
Pansy
Brazos County
Smetana club eyes Chicago trip this fall
At last week’s Smetana club meeting 30 members were reported on roll and 30 present. The group aims high this year, planning a trip to Chicago, signaling a strong effort beyond routine sparrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rhode Island Red Journal Brief
A compact Rhode Island news item notes local developments and community updates. Key figures, places, and dates are referenced within a concise, period-appropriate newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rhode Island Red Journal
Master Farmer Contest Honors Texas Growers
The Progressive Farmer Master Contest lists 15 Texas winners with nine former renters. Average age 51, average farm size 395 acres, range 60 to 1040 acres. Winners have lived on current farms about 19 years and scored above 925 of 1000. Contest will repeat. Brazos County urged to field a master farmer candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brazos County
Methods for eradicating cattle grub pest reported
It is estimated that annual losses from cattle grub injuries reach 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. The U S Department of Agriculture is said to have devised methods for exterminating this pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Childress County Dairy Boom Spurs Local Growth
Chamber of Commerce and bankers help 500 of 1200 farmers create a thriving dairy industry in three years. Over $100,000 paid for cream in Childress last year boosts local business and signals strong economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Childress County
Texas
Childress
Poultry Tour Itinerary of Brazos County Tour Dates March 1 2
The Brazos County Poultry Association schedules a two day tour of area farms on March 1 and 2. Stops include Conaway Jones Henderson and Broach farms with talks on feeding disease breeding and marketing. A College exhibit and Fat Stock Show conclude the event at the Animal Husbandry Pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Poultry Association
Bryan
W. T. Conaway
Rhode Island
D. H. Reid
M. College
Conaway
Z. L. Jones
D. F. Irving
A. and
Jones
W. G. Henderson
R. C. Dunn
Kurten Club
Abbie Sevier
Juanita Sprott
J. L. Broach
W. R. Glazener
M. College Extension Service
R. M. Sherwood
Bandry
Borderbrook Farm
G. L. Crawford
Bryan Hatchery
F. W. Kazmeier
Farm
Brazog County
Fort Worth
Brazos County
The
Poultry Association
Harvey Weather and Fires Hit Community
After a week of drizzle and fog residents celebrate a sunny Sabbath. Mrs. W. P. Jones's residence burned early Saturday with only bedding and clothes spared. she moved to Bryan with her son Raymond Jones. Edgar Peters had flu. Offie Cobb wed Claude Taylor, recently discharged from the army.
Kurten Notes and High School Play Friday
Kurten residents Mae Conrad Adolph Conrad visit their mother Mrs Anton Conrad amid local news. Students in the Kurten high school announce a Friday February 18 play as the month’s top averages list names like Louise Seeman James Sabo and Dorothy Plagens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Kurten
Mae Conrad
Adolph
Houston
Anton Conrad
Chas, Gerke
Gertrude
Doris Fal Hearne
R. B. Hearne
King’s Highway
John Hearne
J. P. Gilpin
Elbert Kasiskie
Low
Herbert Hedtke
Dorothy Plagens
Odis Lang
Ella Kehlinbrink
Eagle figure raises banner for quality and service motto
The Eagle figure collaborates on a printing project emphasizing quality and service as core mottos. This item notes partnership and commitment to customer-focused work.
Radio Program Schedules for March at A and M College
WTAW Texas A and M College radio listings detail March programs with noon talks on agriculture and livestock by Dr. Williams J. Thomas and others, and 7 and 7:30 p.m. musical programs. Topics include simplifying spring ton, care of herds, farming practices, water resources, and ranch management. Includes Chapel and student events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Horton
L. E. Stockard
R. H. Williams
Texas
W. P. Lee
J. L. Thomas
R. W. Persons
Texas Engineering Experiment Station
Dean F. C. Bolton
J. H. Hance
Geo. P. Grout
G. W. Orms
Conservation of Texas Water Resources
T. A. Munson
A. and M. College
F. R. Bunson
F. R. Jones
D. W. Williams
G. P. Grout
G. E. Adams
E. W. Steel
O. M. Ball
F. R. Brison
A. H. Groth
R. R. Reppert
Fred Hale
G. W. Johnson
E. A. MacLean
D. X. Bible
R. M. Sherwod
A. R. Mackey
F. L. Thomas
Cemetery Meeting at Tyron Tuesday February 22
Kurten, Feb 17. An all day work session will be held at the Tyron Cemetery on Tuesday Feb 22 with dinner on the grounds. A committee led by Mrs James Lange and Mrs Will Henderson will report on forming a Cemetery Association. Everyone urged to attend and bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Tyron
James Lange
Will Henderson
Belgrade Quake Death Toll May Reach Hundred
Reports from the Belgrade area indicate the death toll from Sunday’s earthquake could reach up to 100. Many homes collapsed and are estimated at around 200 structures affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belgrade
Terry County Raises 25000 Bushel Corn
County Agent C L Benson reports a letter from W B English formerly of Steep Hollow now Brownfield noting Terry County will gin 25000 bales of cotton and market 500000 bushels of corn. He says many farmers shifted from cotton to corn and mentions a rain and a sand storm as shellers move slowly toward large corn piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
W. B. English
Steep Hollow
Brownfield
Terry County
Tax changes under 1926 act explain exemptions and deadlines
Thousands seek clarity on the revenue act of 1926 including exemptions, rates, the 25 percent credit on earned net income and deductions for business expenses losses and more. Returns for 1926 are due March 15 1927 with options for four quarterly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Instructive Poultry Program For Brazos County 1927 Schedule
This notice lists a year long series by the Brazos County Poultry Association with expert talks and farm visits starting March 1 2, including lectures on baby chick diseases marketing broilers and egg production. Featured speakers include Dr. R G C Dunn M R Martin H H Drumm and D H Reid among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Will Henderson
Mary Lock
F. W. Kazmeier
Border Brook
Snyder
Experiment Station
College Farm
Walker’s
Boriskie’s
Allen Smith
Rotary Club
R. GC. Dunn
M. R. Martin
C. L. Benson
G. L. Crawford
H. H. Drumm
Brenham
W. R. Glazener
Methodist Women Meet In Groups At First Methodist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church held group meetings Monday afternoon. Group 2 met at Mrs. Albert Hanneman's home with ten members, B T Poole chairing, and a Bible lesson on Psalm 91. Members gave roll calls with verses starting with C and 41 sick visits were reported. A $4 donation to the Belle Bennett Memorial was noted, and a social period followed with Charlotte Russe and a Valentine favor for listed members. Group 8, led by Mrs Goodwin, showed strong participation with visitors and many attendees including Mrs N B Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Albert Hanneman
B. T. Poole
Clifton G. Gardner
Belle Bennett Memorial
Sam E. Eberstadt
Hanneman
Mesdames
J. C. Davidson
J. W. Barron
S. E. Eberstadt
E. C. Harder
John M. Lawrence
Josie Lawrence
Rebecca Baker
Clifton R. Gardner
Epworth League Group Plans February Banquet
Group No 1 met at Mrs W E Neeleys home on February 14 with nine members present and one visitor. The meeting opened with scripture and prayer led by Mrs Crenshaw. They planned a banquet for Epworth League next Tuesday night and discussed readings and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Neeley
Group No 5 Meeting Reports Bible Reading and Visits
Group No 5 met with Mrs N N Snapp with sixteen members present. They read 154 chapters in the Bible and made 20 visits to sick and strangers. The chairman Mrs J M Williams presided and Mrs R E Smith opened with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Snapp
J. M. Williams
R. E. Smith
J. L. Mizelle
J. N. Dulaney
O. O. Henderson
W. M. Owens
Mesdames O. A. Ashworth
H. R. Brayton
John Seeley Caldwell
J. L. Dupuy
W. K. Gibbs
C. B. Godly
J. S. Mogford
Will Poindexter
H. Mostetter
Methodist Missionary Society Group Meet at Allen Home
Group No 6 of the Methodist Missionary Society met Monday evening at 7 at Miss Martha Rivers Allen's home. President Miss Nobie Webb led the meeting with nine members present and plans were set for the Methodist Brotherhood Banquet at the church Tuesday night at 7. Hostess and mother served cake and hot chocolate after the program. The next gathering will be with Miss Elizabeth Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Society
Martha Rivers Allen
Nobie Webb
Methodist Brotherhood
Elizabeth Cline
Mary Hyman
Flora Woods
Irene Platter
Miriam Crute
Mesdames Etheridge
Cummings
R. Or Allen
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MR. and
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A. & M. Board OF
C. L. Beason
Smetana
WTAW
Ram
Pussyfoot” Johnson
F. B. Ebbert
Carnegie Library
Methodist Church
Franze
Will Connaway
C. E. Jenkins
Abraham
Goodwin
No. 8
R. W. Downard
M. R. Bentley
J. N. Goodwin
J. B. Priddy
Israel
Pussyfoot
Johnson
America
Major F. B. Ebbert
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