Agricultural Committee Plans Work for Bryan Chamber
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee approved a $1,200 budget with $240.30 contingency to develop county agriculture and foster town country cooperation. Major projects include $600 for an American Legion Free Fair prizes and $100 for vocational agriculture student programs at Bryan schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan
Texas A. and M. College
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Weddington
Brazos County
LaSalle Hotel
J. Webb Howes
Education Committee
Meat Packing Plant Planned for Old Cotton Mill in Harlingen
Harlingen announces a new $50,000 meat packing plant to be housed in the 1926 cotton mill building. J. C. Tom of Harlingen heads Valley Meat and Provision Company and, after inspecting Fort Worth and other Texas plants, will oversee remodeling work on the old mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlingen
Valley Meat and Provision Company
J. C. Tom
Fort Worth
Texas
Dean Kyle urges diversification at Waco bankers meeting
Dean E J Kyle of Texas A and M College told Fourth District bankers in Waco that Central Texas needs a permanent agricultural program. He urged retiring marginal lands, shifting from cotton to livestock, and expanding fruit, dairying, poultry and garden production to restore soil fertility and achieve lasting prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. J. Kyle
Texas A
M. College
Texas
Bankers
Waco
J. W. Hoppess
Texas Bankers Association
Austin
Washington
Dean Kyle
Bell
McLennan
Ifill
Blackland
M. Dean
Baptist Meeting in Bryan Draws Large Attendance Today
The Creath Brazos Association Workers Council met in Bryan with a large turnout from Madison and surrounding counties. It lists many clergy and spouses including Rev. C B Edwards Baylor College Belton and Rev. C R Shirar Temple, with 25 workers registered in morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Madison
Brazos County
Navasota River
Workers’ Council of the Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
C. BE. Edwards
Baylor College
Belton
C. R. Shirar
First Baptist Church of
Temple
Chas. E. Bullock
First Baptist Church
Hearne
Phillip Brown
Bedias
O. F. Keefer
Iola
J. C. Isgett
Madisonville
Thos
Woman of Bryan Mourns Death of Mother
Mrs Lena Burtis of Madisonville widow of John Burtis died suddenly at home on Sunday. Heart trouble suspected. Funeral held at 3 pm in Madisonville with burial in Madisonville cemetery. Survived by four sons and three daughters. Bryan relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Burtis
Madisonville
John Burtis
FE. R. Canady
Bryan
Funeral Held For Aged Father Of Bryan Women
The funeral for W A Gustavus, aged 87 years, was held in Austin after a heart attack. Born in Mississippi, he lived in Madison County and Ballinger before returning to Eastern Texas. Survived by children with relatives present at the service in Austin.
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Bryan
W. H. Cole
H. R. Brayton
Austin
W. A. Gustavus
State Cemetery
Stephen F. Austin
Sidney Johnston
Mississippi
Texas
Madison County
Ballinger
Capitol
State Hospital
Important Points In New Crop Loan Plan For Farmers
A summary of loan limits and eligibility under a new crop loan plan. No loan for crop production over 400 dollars per farmer. tenants’ loans capped at 1600 dollars per county. Fertilizer loans up to 5 dollars per acre. truck crops up to 12 dollars per acre. Up to 1 dollar per acre for repairs. 1931 farming required. no loans for machinery livestock taxes or debt. Cotton plantings limited to 65 percent of 1931 acreage. Seed and methods must be approved by the Department of Agriculture. gardeners must plant home crops and provide livestock feed. Loans payable before November 30, 1922 at 5.42 percent per year. Brazos county loan committee includes J Webb Howell Jnc, M Lawrence, and W S Higgs.
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Department of Agriculture
Brazos County Loan Committee
J. Webb Howell Jnc
M. Lawrence
W. 5. Higgs
Negro Sentenced To Prison In Liquor Case
Absence of witnesses led to postponements in district court this morning. Willie Chapel was indicted for transporting liquor, pled guilty, and received a five year suspended sentence from Judge W C Davis. William Solomon faced possession of whiskey charges and a trial was set on call while Charles Wilson’s case for selling liquor was continued to tomorrow.
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Criminal Division of District Court
Willie Chapel
W. C. Davis
William Solomon
Charles Wilson
Mrs Brock Heads Santa Fe Tour For Women's Clubs
Mrs J L Brock president of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs speaks aboard the Santa Fe Farm Demonstration train touring Central Texas. She joins at Alvin with Miss Sadie Hatsfield and visits Alvin Rosenburg Sealey Bay City Wharton Glen Flora Eagle Lake Bellville Brenham Somerville Caldwell Cameron Rogers before returning to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brock
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Texas
Brock
Alvin
Sadie Hatsfield
Rosenburg
Sealey
Bay City
Wharton
Glen Flora
Eagle Lake
Bellville
Brenham
Somerville
Caldwell
Cameron
Rogers
Rainfall Totals in Bryan Reach 2.36 Inches
Rainfall in Bryan measured 2.36 inches by noon Sunday after weekend showers. The event affected Reese and surrounding areas with accumulating wet conditions.
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Reese Wy
Bryan
Folks Mainly About Washington Day in Bryan
Miss Evelyn Stanford of Sam Houston State Teachers College visits in Bryan with her parents. Many Bryan residents travel to Houston to view the U S Frigate Constitution from Feb 29. Local fire prevention board officers are elected in Navasota. Families return from Houston after illness in the Deaton and Hensarling households. Washington Day festivities and parades draw notable visitors from Brenham, Waco, Dallas, and Caldwell.
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Evelyn Stanford
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Washington
Bryan
J. E. Stanford
W. C. Johnson
Dallas
H. L. Durham
M. College
Eileen Plitt
Galveston
P. A.tardy
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
Dana Carnes
Houston
Qld Ironsides
C. E. Henry
Navasota Fire Prevention Board
J. T. Swanson
George T. Spears, Jr
Ward Templeman
C. E. Newman
J. N. Baylor
H. L. Lewis
Texas
W. R. Deaton
George Deaton
Frances Thomas
W. R. Thomas
Texas University
Austin
Julius Barron
Allister Waldrop
George Washington
A. M. Waldrop
A. D. Graham
Julia Bell
San Marcos
C. E. Jenkins
Belle Ransome
Mr. Graham
Julia Belle Graham
Alberta Scott
San Antonio
Myra Lynn Ray
Anna Bell Wall
Baylor College
Belton
Myrtle Robertson
L. W. Shannon
Estelle Ashley
Cora Bell O'Conner
J. E. Shannon
F. M. Hall
Robert Hathway
Bryant
Calvert
T. van Ness
Mrs
H. J. Smith
J. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Stephenville
Thero A. Hensarling
Hennsarling
George T. Woodall
Brenham
J. Harris
John Goode
H. B. Goode
Rosse
W. L. Powers
Powers
Tabor High School
Bessie Mae Baker
Pearl Carthedge
Evelyn Cahill
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
J. B. Jackson
Caldwell
East 25Th Setreet
Waco Club
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waco
F. M. Thwing
Ben Boydston
Waco Federation
R. W. Jenkins
J. L. Brock
Brock
Wesley Bently
A. and
State Reclamation Department
Liberty
M. R. Bentley
Frank Zubik, Jr
Massey Business College
Baptist Men Banquet at College Avenue Church
The men of College Avenue Baptist Church will host a banquet at the church Thursday evening March 3. Tickets are available from R B Grant at Parker Astin Hardware Company. A good program is planned and a profitable evening is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
R. B. Grant
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Liver Boost
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily stimulant to keep the liver and bowels active. It claims to prevent constipation, improve appetite, and protect against headaches and colds, urging use for adults and children as a gentle laxative alternative.
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Dr. Caldwell
Howell Canning Factory Moves to Groesbeck Plant
The Howell Co. brick warehouse in Groesbeck will host a $15 000 canning plant moved from Missouri by W F Akin of Seneca. About 125 workers, mostly women, will be employed four months yearly. Farmers are being contracted to supply tomatoes beans and other vegetables at guaranteed prices ten dollars per ton for tomatoes and forty dollars per ton for beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell & Co
Groesbeck
W. F. Akin
Seneca
Missouri
Revival Service At C A Baptist Church Begins March 13
The College Avenue Baptist church announces a revival series starting Sunday March 13 led by Rev. Roy S. Holloman with Dr. W W Melton of Seventh and James Street Baptist church in Waco as preacher. Services occur twice daily and the public is invited.
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College Avenue
Woman at Bryan Succumbs Today Funeral Sunday
Mrs. Sallie Lowe age 68 10 29 died Saturday morning at the Pendleton home on Fast 34th street after a brief illness. She is survived by three sons and one daughter including J F Lowe Port Arthur T B Loewe Sunburst Montana Lee Spence r West and Mrs J W Pendleton Bryan and one sister Mrs Alice Wood Waco. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 00 PM in Nacogdoches with burial at Melrose cemetery conducted by Rev W S Moody.
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Sallie Lowe
J. W. Pendleton
Pendleton
34Th Street
Lowe
J. F. Lowe
Port Arthur
Claude Spence
Beaumont
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N. R. Smith
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bloomington High
Memorial Gym
Texas A. and
Allen Academy
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lufkin
Frank Knox
Chicago
Hoover
J. F. Casey
Columbus
George A. Adams
N. B. Allen
F. C. Bolton
Mit Dansby
H. ©. Ferguson
Tyler Haswell
J. Webb Howell
O. S. Johnson
Lee J. Rountree
D. L. Weddington
PD. L. Wilson
Baptist
Japan
Mrs. Brock
Santa Fe
Bayer
C. A. Baptist
Howell
Star Brand
Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Co
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