Citywide Meet Schedules and Contests At Gity High
The schedule lists Junior Declamation Preliminary 9:20 to noon and evening finals 7:30. Declamation Extempore Speaking Music Memory and various spelling contests run in rooms 4 5 23 26 33 35 37. Senior spelling finalists include Bessie Baker and 27 others. Bowie and Travis school runners compete. Senior, junior essays and debates set for 3:00 p.m. on campus with a large field of entrants.
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Audico
Audi
Wesa, Weddington
M. Bethany
Eris Gustavus
Ruby Butler
Winne Mae’ R
Hyman
Malcolm McInnis
Gladys McKee
Safronio Catxington
J. Vernon Brown
Lois Gilstrap
Lida Belle Pipkin
Elizabeth Suber
Bessie Mae Baker
Ellis Ballerstedt
Ervin Barron
Doris Beard
Gussie Branch
Frances Branch
Helen Brown
Emogene
Father Broadway
Marjorie Cavitt
Florence Cheatham
Rena Mae Cheatham
Lyle Evans
Giere Grahem
Ruth Johnson
Ghistine Lichie
Dorothy MecDowell
Edma McGregor
Nettie Nedbalek
Sam Niche
Lee Scarpmato
Elizabeth Sloop
Shirley Solomon
Joyce Smith
Durwood @herpson
Ethel Thompson
MozeNe Vick
Mary Jane Nall
Bowie
Travis
Allie Montgomery
Trav Gs
Nellie Mae Spel
Edwin Beard
Pauline Scardino
Roland Persons
Helen Rubin
Dorothy Kenecny
Geo. Branch
Margaret Pasler
Vera Eden
Mamie Lee Winkler
Pansy R. Lindsey
Annie R. Ware
Lily Kaplan
Herberta Ibarra
Travis Margaret Benson
Lucy Parts
Bessie Skelton
Louise Cash
Barton Adams
Jane Munday
Lula Way Blaylock
John Adams
Jesse Thomas
Ruth Beard
Georgie May Meniels
Pauline Melesky
Angel
Norene Brown
M Pipkin
Exen
James Mendle
Helen Miller
Inez
Eexse
Malcolm Smith
Mary Ruth South
Alvin Syptak
Ruth Thurmond
Margaret Walker
Sara Watts
Geraldine Winter
Stephen F. Austin
Addison Ainsworth
Seldon Andrews
Logan Buchanan
Alton Risinger
Helen Dowling
Ellen Dorman
Inez Fuller
Ann Bently
Elizabeth Dickenson
Wayne Durham
Oak McKenzie
Jean McAdams
Genevieve Barron
Elizabeth Holmes
Rosie Kaplan
Lillie Kaplan
Jo-Anna Tatman
Mildred Smith
Mary Hyman
Harris
Miss McKee
Jesse Merle Henry
Russell Hillier
Arthur Stewart
Johnny Phillips
Annie Ruth Ware
Mattie Lee Wright
Margaret Benson
Dorothy Ettle
Joe White
John Phillips
Lillian Kaplan
Walter Lee Porter
Safronia Carrington
Travis Elementary
Margaret Abel
Frances Chance
Anita Martin
George Branch
Leon Lobello
Rose Kaplan
Maurine Williamson
Imogene Nash
Mauriece Vance
Eleanor DuPuy
Catherine Gray
Ruth Weddington
Martha Carington
Louise Dyer
Edna Smith
Louise Hedtke
Lucy Parks
C. M. Bethany
Mgr. Bethany
Bowie Building
Annie Mae Douchimas
Dorothy Edge
Nellie Mae Griffin
Russell Esher
Amador Ibarra
Marcel Konecny
Henry Litt
John W. Black
Lawrence Parker
Leslie Cummings
George Singletary
Jessie Thomas
Alph Patterson
J Vernon Brown
Marriage License Granted to Hassel and Loftin Couple
County Clerk Jess B. McGee issued a marriage license yesterday to R. Hassel and Mrs. Ula Nora Loftin.
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Jess B. McGee
R. Hassel
Ula Nora Loftin
Firemen Send Flowers to Judge Davis' Son
Bryan fire fighters addressed Monday night by Judge W. C. Davis sent a bouquet of carnations to his son Junior who has been ill with a cold. Judge Davis said this morning that Junior was improving and fever free.
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Davis
Bryan
W. C. Davis
For Sale Grocery Store Fixtures and Displays
Classified notice offers sale of grocery store fixtures including counters show cases and related equipment. Contact details not provided. Sale appears in local classified section as industrial equipment.
Washington's Washington: A Surveyor's Rise to Leadership
A portrait of George Washington as a young surveyor in Virginia, noting his early leadership, steadiness, and willingness to take responsibility. It recounts his 600 mile winter message delivery for Governor Dinwiddy, and ends with a Burgesses moment where a speaker applauds his modesty and valor.
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Ington
Virginia
America
Colonies
France
Dinwiddy
Washington
England
Virginia House of Burgesses
Colonel Washington
Allen Cadets Hear ROTC Benefits At Drill Exhibition
The program praised ROTC for building physical and mental growth and for prompting leadership and lawfulness. Speakers cited physical exams revealing correctable defects and noted wartime relevance. Lions Club members and cast from a minstrel attended as honored guests amid a long list of attendees.
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Bruce
Fred A. Newman
Greenville
Lionism
Texas
Henry Locks
Newman
Mexico
Latin Republic
Lions Club
President Locke
Winnie Mae Cason
Kathleen Cason
Mildred Salley
Ruth Johnson
FE. H. Gibbons
Messrs
F. F. Bishop
Tom A. Sweeney
Walter Johnson
Pat Newton
J. D. Wilson
Harry L. Durham
H. H
Criminal Docket Dates Set By Judge Davis
District Judge W. C. Davis fixed trial dates for grand jury cases with a list of criminal dockets spanning February 25 to March 18. Cases include forgery and passing, theft, burglary, assault with intent to murder, murder, rape, and theft by bailee involving multiple defendants.
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Davis
W. C. Davis
State of Texas
Murray W. Stewart
Ben Parm
Newton Davlin
Frank Crossland
Jno. Ellis
Sam Brown
Dave Lamar
Cliff Turner
Bill Nichols
Jas. Cavanaugh
Chas
Barks
State O Texas
Jack Foster
Grady Faulkner
Ida Clark
Jim Littlebank
Leonard Jones
Pullets and Egg Enterprise Profit Report
Record shows October to December receipts include 632 dozen eggs hens sold prizes won at poultry show and expenses grain and mash costs. Profit above feed 203.57. Flock culled for egg production and standard color blood tested four years reducing baby chick losses. Plan to raise 1000 chicks and sell hatching eggs to Bryan hatcheries.
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Bryan
Moody Loses Bid Over County Farm Lands
Moody loses support in Brazoria and Fort Bend counties where retained farms lie. Further sales may occur if the board recommends and the legislature approves. The governor rejects location specifications, preferring board led reorganization with expert input from Texas University and A and M College.
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Brazoria
Fort Bend
Graves
House
Holbrook
Senate
Texas University
A. & M. College
Hearne Schools May Use Bryan Thrift Program
The Shakespeare Club of Hearne through its public welfare committee requests ideas to establish a Thrift savings bank in Hearne schools modeled after Bryan's program. Mrs. Fannie Reese Pugh chairs the inquiry to East Side Parent-Teachers' Association of Bryan, noting radio exposure on WTAW College Station and Bryan P.T.A. support.
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Shakespeare Club
Hearne
Fannie Reese Pugh
East Side
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Bryan
Pugh
Bryan P.T. A
Hearne Shakespeare Club
WTAW
College Station
Bryan Thrift Bank
P.T. A
Brazos County Club Notes and Farm News
Club girls in Brazos County plan a varied garden for health and year-round meals. The piece highlights growing new crops, canning for winter, and shared experiences from Mrs. Tom Jones and Smetana groups. It notes 1929 crop planning, farm economics, and a farmer’s view of optimizing yard, field, and home production.
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Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Extension Service
Wellington
Tom Jones
Buck Creek Home Demonstration Club
Bryan
Cotton Unsold As Other Crops Pay for Living
A Brazos county farmer, Charles A. Schram, reports 15 acres of corn yielding 300 bushels with peas for grazing, 17 acres of cotton producing 9 bales unsold, seven acres of peanuts hogged down, and a turkey and hog operation netting substantial income. Schram, a terracing advocate, raises R. J. Red chickens, Bronze turkeys, Duroc Jersey hogs, and white faced cattle. He recently bought a registered polled bull to improve his herd, illustrating a productive, self reliant farm a century ago. The piece celebrates practical farming over debt and dependence.
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Charles A. Schram
Brazos County
Schram
R. J
Wide-a-Wake Club Advances In Club Work
King's Highway February report notes Miss Givens lectured on garden sizes and vegetable yields while sewing showcased decorative stitches. Jettie Nash home from Houston commercial college for Valentine and a George stroll Sunday night. Alma Kindt visited over the weekend as the high school staged the play Little Miss Jack to community praise.
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King's Highway
Miss Givens
Jettie Nash
Commercial College
Houston
Valentine
Ethel Mangis
Lorene Nash
Aubrey Holden
George
Alma Kindt
Miss Jack
House blocks move to bar ministers from legislature
Austin February 20 The move by Representative Thompson of Houston to bar ministers from the legislature through a proposed constitutional amendment was halted today as the house refused 56 to 43 to print Thompson's bill on a minority report.
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Austin
Thompson
Houston
House
Red Lich Rupture Appliance Promises Relief
Tedlichs appliance fits each body to prevent irritation and supports rupture. A new device claims to hold ruptures that could not be retained before and relieves stomach, back, and other rupture related ailments with 95 percent favorable results in children. Call C F Red Lich at 535 Boston Block Minneapolis for fitting.
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Tedlich
Redlich
C. F. Redlich
Home Office
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Three Bryan to College road routes debated by Chamber directors
The Bryan Chamber of Commerce discussed three proposed routes for a Bryan to A and M College road. One plan may be used if current right of way issues persist, with engineers from the highway commission slated to review soon.
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Bryan
M. College
State Highway Commission
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Highway Committee
Travis B. Bryan
Highway Commission
Fred L. Cavitt
College
M. E. Wallace
H. H. Williamson
Union Hill
Y. C. Watson
Midway
F. L. Cavitt
Bryan-Benchley Road
Cemetery Road
Dallas Street
College Avenue
Adams Street
J. Sramek
Jacob Luza
College Property
Wellborn
Cellege
Watson Filling Station
Borderbrook Farm
Scoates
Tauber
College Park
Williamson
Postoffice
City Development Committee
Bryan Postoffice
J. Webb Howell
Post Office Department
Luther A. Johnson
Morris Sheppard
Er. E. Yeager
Trade Extension Committee
Crockett Bus Line
Houston man returns home from Bryas visit with mother
John B. Hines of Houston returned to his home in that city today after a short visit in Bryas with his mother Mrs J J Hines on West 26th Street. Dr Jessie Whitacre and Miss Emma Summers of College Station are in San Antonio for several days on business connected with A and M College.
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John B. Hines
Houston
That City
Bryas
J. J. Hines
West 26Th Street
Jessie Whitacre
Emma Summers
College Station
San Antonio
M. College
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Milton Maloney
W. T. McDonald
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Washington’s
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Jesse Castleton
Wm. Mayes
Pullet
Moody
Smetana Strong
Smetana
Alphonse Habarta
Alphonse
J. A. Moore
Dallas County
Golden Rule
R. R. Reppert
MIAL
J. Harris
J. L. Sample
Tabor
Cc. F. Redlich
Navasota
Oxford Hotel
Camp Hotel
C.ofc. Board
Larcer
Bryan Street
Boyett’s
S. E. Eberstadt
Crockett Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Morgan
Crockett
Howell
L. Benson
Brazes County
John M. Lawrence
Lee Jd. Rountree
Rountree
Bryan Hospital
N. B. Allen
A. B. Conner
E. O. Ferguson
W. S. Higgs
A. S. McSwain
W. I. McCulloch
M. L. Parker
M. F. Vitopil
E. E. Yeager
Sam Piraino
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