Conservation On Range Areas Will Hit 154 Counties
The federal range conservation program will cover 154 Texas counties with Western range area designation. Approved practices include deferred grazing fencing contour listing terracing dams tanks and reservoirs fire guards wildlife eradication and pest control with payments tied to ranch grazing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Jack Shelton
Extension Service Division
Texas A. & M. College
Cully A. Cobb
Southern
Cobb
Montague, Wise, Parker, Hood
Somervell
Bosque
Coryell
Burnet
Blanco
Comal
Bexar
Atascosa
Liveoak
Jim Wells
Kleberg
Kenedy
Hidalgo
Shelton
Cotton Study and Local Meetings Shape Bryan Board
The Bryan organization backed a Dallas cotton research lab as the Inter-Relations committee planned a 4 pm meeting. Notices were received about proposed legislation to raise truck loads beyond 7,000 pounds, opposed by Interior Protection and Development and the Bryan group. Directors mourned the death of Congressman J P Buchanan and named a committee to draft resolutions. The Agronomy show will be in College on April 2 and Bryan is to appoint a duchess for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Organization
Interior Protection and Development Association
Bryan
Sec
D. L. Wilson
Albert Stone
W. T. McDonald
J. P. Buchanan
F. L. Henderson
N. B. Allen
A. M. Waldrop, Jr
Me. Parker
Buchanan
Texas A. & M. College
Brazos River
Texas
College
Chance
T. D. Brooks
Marshall Bullock
J. S. Caldwell
J. F. Casey
J. H. Conway
Mit Dansby
Fred Hale
G. S. Parker, Jr
Dr. E. B. Reynolds
James Sullivan
R. G. Williams
Texas Congressman James P Buchanan Dies at 73
Representative James P Buchanan of Texas dies at Naval Hospital after a heart attack at age 73. He chaired the House Appropriations Committee and steered the $4.88 billion work relief bill through the chamber while opposing lump sum spending. Funeral set tentatively for Saturday in Brenham. Allred to announce date for Buchanan's successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
James V. Allred
J. P. Buchanan
Washington
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Naval Hospital
Congressional Finance Post
House
Buchanan Leaves Legacy in House as He Dies at 79
Longtime appropriations chairman James P. Buchanan dies at Naval Hospital after a career shaping postwar fiscal policy. He led the largest single money measure in U.S. history and steered defense spending during the peace era. He is survived by his widow and son James Jr. The post passes to Rep Taylor of Colorado.
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Buchanan
Appropriations
House
Representative Taylor
Colo
Taylor
Congress
Naval Hospital
James Buchanan, Jr
Albert Sidney Burleson
Wilson
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Joseph W. Burns
Capitol
Capitol Hill
House Committee
Roosevelt
South Carolina
South
To Be or Not to Be er We Create Moral Legislation
A county speech by Floyd Murray argues for banning vice by moving shelters across a river and teaching temperance to curb youth access to immoral harbors. He claims reform will purify the community by legislative action and likens cure to amputation of a leg.
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Floyd Murray
Opinion on beer divides Bryan community
A Young writer in Bryan urges voters to support public welfare over personal beer interests. He argues beer causes harm and slurs, calls for a peaceful town, and appeals to college age readers to vote next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hemphill County Treasurer Dies After Auto Crash
W Marvin Honeycutt Sabine county treasurer from Hemphill died in a Jasper hospital after his car overturned near Newton. He suffered a fractured skull and did not regain consciousness.
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Jasper
W. Marvin Honeycutt
Hemphill
Sabine County
New Newton
Grass Fire Extinguished Quickly at 24th and Pierce
Firemen responded to a grass fire Monday afternoon at 24th and Pierce streets and extinguished it swiftly.
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24Th
Pierce
Local beer trade should stay amid strict decency demands
A Bryan advocate urges keeping beer sales lawful to protect jobs and prevent driving business to wetter counties across the river. He calls for firm enforcement and a backbone to maintain decency in the beer trade without overreaching prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Embezzlement Charge Hinted in Church Debt Case
Rev Diggs learned of cash contributions from white church friends paid to Lemon with a list of 60 plus names and amounts. The list was not turned in to the deacons as Lemon claimed he lost it. Lemon reportedly left Bryan for Hempstead, rumor says to assist another church debt. County attorney hinted at embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Lemon
Bryan
Hempstead
Tick eradication progress in Brazos County
January report from the Live Stock Coneiary Commission notes no tick infestation in Brazos County. Nineteen herds totaling five head were inspected or dipped, no cattle are regularly dipped, and no quarantine violations were found. Work directed by R. E. Smith of Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Brazos
R. E. Smith
Thce
Navasota
Bryan visitor B A Risinger of Reliance
B A Risinger, a resident of Reliance, visited Bryan today bringing a friendly social visit and meeting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Risinger
Reliance
Bryan
Funeral Service of T S Henderson Cameron Friday
Funeral services were held in Cameron for Thomas S Henderson 79 longtime Milam county attorney and progressive citizen who died suddenly after a career as district attorney state representative and University of Texas regent. He was born at Old Washington and educated at Baylor. He leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Thomas S. Henderson
Milam County
Texas
Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Samuel R. Henderson
Bryan
F. L. Henderson
Old Washington
The
Brazos
Baylor University
Waco
Independence
Milam
Robertson Counties
Texas House of Representatives
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Brazos River
Thomas 8. Henderson, Jr
Corpus Christi
John B. Henderson
Boyd Wells
Austin
Cecil Culpepper
Ernest Beard
Hillsboro
Hamilton Bennett
San Antonio
Federation to sponsor softball league again this spring
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies voted Sunday at First Presbyterian Church to sponsor its annual softball league this spring. Cabinet will decide league details and director at the next meeting. No speaker appeared. program included organ by John Edge, vocal solo My Task by D. T. Killough, piano by Miss Jo Watts, group singing led by Mrs. Thomas Gordon Watts, with Miss Ina Mae McGee as accompanist. Lucille Gibson presided. Ernest Sample, the president, led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Presbyterian Church
John Edge
D. T. Killough
Jo Watts
Thomas Gordon Watts
Ina Mae McGee
Lucille Gibson
Ernest Sample
Plan For Negro Health Week Rally At Kemp High
A county wide rally of Negro leaders met at Kemp high school to discuss health work ahead of National Negro Health Week April 4 to 11. Visiting health workers Dr Connie Yerwood Dr Roscoe Brown and Rev Rivers Barnwell spoke alongside white health leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High School
R. C. Neal
Kemp School
Connie Yerwood
State Department of Health
Austin
Roscoe Brown
Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Prematurely Born Babe Thrives At Bryan Hospital
Walter Ruben Watson born at least 90 days early on February 9 weighs 33 4 pounds and is thriving under the care of Dr. W A Hammond and his wife at Hammond Memorial Hospital for negroes in western Bryan. The mother died shortly after birth. Funds from volunteers aid the infant's special foods and environment while the Hammonds manage a small hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ruben Watson
W. A. Hammond
Hammond Memorial Hospital
Bryan
Hammond
Isaac
Lizzie Watson
Walter Wipprecht
Walter Ruben
Dr. Hammond
Hammonds
Smalls Hospital
City eyes bond election with school plan sketches
Preliminary Arrangements committee discusses combining the bond election with city commissioner vote on April 6. They request sketches and cost estimates within two weeks for a new plant featuring an auditorium and gymnasium on an acre site with future athletic fields and possible expansions. Attendees include Mayor Johnson and several city officials.
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Johnson
Vick
E. E. Yeager
R. C. Franks
R. G. Williams
Guy P. Bittle
F. L. Henderson
Ivan Langford
Travis B. Bryan
S. M. Brown
E. B. Reynolds
Mr. Jenkins
Mrs. Buchanan Speaks at Calvert P T A Meeting
Mrs. A. J. Buchanan returned from Calvert where she spoke Thursday night at 8 o'clock as guest speaker for a Founders' Day program hosted by the Calvert Parent-Teacher Association. The event drew nearly 200 parents and visitors in the Calvert High School auditorium. She addressed Home Values for the Adolescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Buchanan
Calvert
Calvert Parent-Teacher Association
Calvert High School
Folks Mostly About Folks From Mondays Daily
Galveston visitors led by Mr and Mrs Reymond Sims spent the day in Bryan and College Station visiting son E V Sims. Many locals shopped and visited friends while others traveled to Houston Navasota Brenham and Old Washington on the Brazos for social stops and a picnic.
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Reymond Sims
Galveston
Bryan
E. V. Sims
L. M. Thompson
Matt Crenshaw
Travis Hughes
Millican
R. L. Jones
Steep Hollow
R. L. Davidson
Aubrey Holden
J. W. Wilson
Edge
E. M. Francis
Tabor
H. A. McClure
Fort Morgan
Col
Mary Ann
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Roger McGee
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
R. W. Persons
West 26Th Street
Person
Albert Buchanan
Navasota
Laura Gooch
Wallace D. Stafford
Oak Ridge
N. C
C. W. Williams
Ed. P. Arneson
Lily Anita
Richard
San Antonio
Aged Millican Man Is Buried Wednesday
Funeral services were held for Isaac C. Curd a 70 year old Millican resident who died Tuesday Burial was in Peach Creek cemetery Rev John Swanwick of Bryan conducted the services Curd was born Sept 23 1866 near Millican He married in 1893 and had a daughter who died in infancy He leaves a sister Mrs Mary Marquart and numerous friends and relatives.
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Isaac C. Curd
Millican
Peach Creek
John Swanwick
Bryan
Mr. Curd
Old Curd Place
Mary Marquart
Road paving approved to Prairie View College link
Hempstead February 20 The state highway department will pave a two mile road from Highway 6 to Prairie View College County Judge A B Anderson said. The route has long carried gravel and dirt and became nearly impassable with heavy traffic.
Brazos County Gifts Reach 1569 For Flood Relief
Brazos county via the local American Red Cross chapter has contributed 1569.74 in cash to flood relief for Ohio and Mississippi valley victims. A 1200 dollar check to the Midwestern Branch in St. Louis followed by 115.26 from A and M College students and 254.48 in a third donation bring the total cash gifts to 1569.74 plus 11 boxes of clothing valued around 200 dollars sent to Forrest City Arkansas. Volunteers coordinated packing, labeling, and transport of the shipments free of charge by Railway Express Agency.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Brazos County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
M. L. Cashion
National Red Cross
St. Louis
A. & M. College
Forrest City
Ark
Railway Express Agency
Lions Club Hosts Luncheon as Stover Plans Shreveport Move
The Lions Club held a luncheon led by Gordon Stover in President S. M. Brown's absence. Stover will transfer his membership to Shreveport on March 1, leaving Bryan but cherishing longtime friendships. Guests Ralph Bray, Bill Morgan attended with R. I. Bray and Dr. Richard Grant. The bringer of good news, Stover, noted business gains do not replace friendships. Frank J. Boriskie won the attendance prize. W. S. Johnson performed two solos with Mrs. Roy Danforth on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Brown
Gordon Stover
Shreveport
Stover
Bryan
Ralph Bray
Bill Morgan
R. I. Bray
Richard Grant
Frank J. Boriskie
W. S. Johnson
Roy Danforth
City Street Sweeper Collision Damages Auto
The city street sweeper sustained about 300 in damage and Cleve Buckholtz’s auto was seriously damaged when his car struck the sweeper as it turned into the unpaved North Main section to dump sweepings. City officials are investigating to determine exact details.
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Cleve Buckholtz
North Main
Miss Lil lian Marie Krenek Weds Seldon Thompson at College Avenue Church
Miss Lil lian Marie Krenek daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Krenek of College married Seldon Thompson at the College Avenue Baptist parsonage with Rev W B Braz eale officiating. The couple left for a honeymoon to Houston and Galveston and will reside in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
Lillian Marie Krenek
Theodore Krenek
College
Seldon Thompson
W. B. Breazeale
Clifford Matthews
Thompson
Houston
Galveston
College Station
Consolidated School At
Stephen F. Austin High School
A. and
M. College
Dedication of Sam Houston Memorial Museum at Huntsville
On March 2 at 2 p m the dedication of the Sam Houston Memorial Museum will take place in Huntsville during Independence Day ceremonies. J A Elkins will preside. Claud Teer will present the museum to Texas and Walter F Woodul will accept for the state. William McCraw will deliver the address. Houston and Lea families and other guests will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Memorial Museum
Huntsville
J. A. Elkins
Centennial Board of Control
State of Texas
Claud Teer
State Board of Control
Walter F. Woodul
Houston
Lea
William McCraw
Occasio
Nor mangee Party Members Travelled With Bryan Group
Judge J A Allen L A Hensarling and Lee Palmer were part of a party from Nor mangee in Bryan on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Allen
L. A. Hensarling
Lee Palmer
Normangee
Bryan
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Tage 1
Brenham
Old Brazos
Lamar Bethea
Peoples Column
T. S. Henderson Cameron
Wheatley Hospital
Kansas City
Thelma Cotton Love
State Department
Dr. Brown
Howard University
Columbia
U. S.public Health Service
Booker T. Washington
Barnwell
Sedalia Wilson
Clara Ripperton
Groesbeck
Katherine Christian
Mexia
Limestone County
Federation
Prairie View College
Brazos Co
Lions
Sam Houston Museum
BAYER
Baker Tire Company
Baker the Go
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