Chamber of Commerce Hosts Brazos Farmers Lunch Talks
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors hosted a luncheon with county farmers to discuss rural urban cooperation. The article cites a Trenton Missouri plan showing farmers joining chambers boosts community development and interdependence, urging continued engagement to aid regional growth and agricultural interests.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Ind
Trenton
Tom Witten
Pas Phould
Allould
Youth basketball ties and international pact notes
The article highlights Stephen F. Austin high school's bid to reach the state tournament after winning Brenham district and urges local support for the Friday game against Austin. It also cites Great Britain's naval pact efforts with France and Italy, noting broader peace prospects and a reported Spain royal relative linked to Italy’s king.
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Stevp F. Austin High School
Austin
Texas A. M. College
Bryan Quint
G. C. Cox
Bryan High
Stephen F. Austin
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Nobility in Humble New York Faces Poverty with Dignity
A New York writer describes countless residents who endure poverty without losing culture or courtesy. An elderly Oxford-educated clerk, living modestly, shares insights on city history and intellect among service workers. The piece also notes a 15-year-old black cat at the American Hospital for Pets and mentions author Rex Beach and hunter tales, with reflections on social mobility and nostalgia.
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New York
Oxford
Liverpool
América
Exchanges This editorial tidbit from the Brooklyn Eagle
The brief editorial connects ideas from the Brooklyn Eagle to Texas themes, noting shared concerns and practical implications for local policy and public discourse across states. It highlights a cross jurisdictional relevance in a compact opinion square.
City club debate over repealing obsolete laws cited by Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle warns against nullifying penal laws and argues laws must stay enforceable. It notes New Jersey has buried 1248 obsolete statutes, while Massachusetts and Connecticut keep many partially embalmed. The piece questions Texas status in the southwest.
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York
le Jature
City Club
Brooklyn Eagle
The
Eagle
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Texas
Great Southwest
Waco-News Tribune
Moore Lynn Urges Budget Reform for State Business Manager
The Temple Telegram highlights state auditor Moore Lynn as a key figure pushing for broader powers in budget formation, proposing a governor acting as a state business manager. His audits are praised for reducing leaks and losses, promoting economical administration and official accountability.
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Moore Lynn
Lynn
State House
Temple
Public Utility Opposition Cuts Through Local Powers
Speakers including Snyder and mayors Burke Waxahachie Gilchrist and Albough voiced opposition to the bill citing high costs and centralized power. The piece notes broader Texas legislative action with summer school appropriations staying near 422 700 in senate figures.
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Snyder
C. A. Burke
Lufkin
T. C. Keatham
Waxahachie
M. Gilchrist
Fof Wills Point
R. D. Albough
Waco
Parole Extensions and Tax Hearings Move Forward
General parole rules note that furlough extensions require time and good behavior conditions. The House Revenue and Taxation Committee began hearings on tax proposals but will not back big increases yet. It plans to review all proposed taxes together to ensure fair distribution and avoid excessive revenue. Hearings run through March 5 with February 26 set for a two cent foot tax on imports.
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House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Tax Proposals Push Hearings On Various State Levy Bills
Lawmakers schedule March hearings on income tax proposals cigar and tobacco taxes jute levy natural gas coal cement salt sand gravel lignite and sulfur. Dewey Young of Wellington chairs the committee. all revenue bills originate in the House. Debate centers on abolishing or reducing the ad valorem tax and potential constitutional amendments affecting property taxes after 1933.
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Austin
Senate
House
Sterling
Dewey Young
Wellington
Bryan Medics Plan Modern Clinic and Hospital
Doctors C A Searcy L O Wilkerson announce plans to erect a two story modern clinic and hospital on the Mead’s Boarding House site in Bryan. The first floor will host a general clinic and the second floor a hospital for bed capacity. Dr Turney Walton will join with dermatology and urology, an eye ear nose and throat specialist will be added, and Miss Jean Watson will serve as X ray and lab technician. The facility aims to boost Bryan and area medical care when opened in June with advanced equipment and services.
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C. A. Searcy
Mead
Searty and Wilkerson
Searcy
Wilkerson
Turney Walton
T. O. Walton
A. & M. College
Jean Watson
A. L. Mondrick
Walton
Record Eggs Set By Brazos Breeder Chickens
Golden Rule Poultry Farm pens from Brazos County set a historic mark in the Texas National Egg-Laying Contest. White Leghorns Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reds topped their classes for eggs laid in the fourth month with Barred Rocks at 248 eggs and 236.60 points.
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Golden Rule Poultry Farm
Rhode Island
PERFECT PEACE PRAYER VERSE THOUGHT
Daily Bible thought quotes Isaiah 26 5 about keeping in perfect peace for those who trust in God. It prays for sweet repose in Thee and for love joy gentleness and goodness to flourish in our lives.
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Isaiah
Bernhardt to perform in Texas cities with tent company
Twenty five years ago reports note Madame Sarah Bernhardt arranging a fully equipped circus tent for her company in Dallas Fort Worth Austin Waco San Antonio Galveston and Houston due to lack of adequate auditoria. Also listed are other local items including forestry actions and cotton market questions.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Sarah Bernhardt
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Waco
San Antonio
Galveston
Houston
Department of the Interior
Washington
Wichita Mountains
Enton
Oklahoma
Harvard
Wilhelmina Busch
Adolphus Busch
Edward Scharrer
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs
Gulf States
B. F. McNulty
W. Howell
Gunter Hotel shines in San Antonio amid Alamo heritage
A narrator tours the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio Texas highlighting its luxury lobby its claim to hospitality and its role as a community booster. The Alamo’s historic shrine and the hotel’s central location are noted as part of the city’s appeal and hospitality history.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico
Alamo
Egg production leads in month long poultry contest
The report shows Campo and EE leading in egg counts with 246.85 to 243.15, while the H. M. Herndon Reds top the period with 767 eggs and 784.30 points. The England pen from Inglewood tops Leghorn points with 258.95 and 255 eggs, and Golden Rule Leghorns trail by eggs but 1002 points lead the variety to date.
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Ee] Campo
el Campo
H. M. Herndon
Reds
England
Inglewood
Calif
Eygs
The Eagle Pays Cash for Clean White Cotton Rags
Local rag buyer The Eagle offers cash for clean white cotton rags, inviting residents and businesses to bring specified fabric and cloth remnants to their collection point for immediate payment.
Bigamy Charge Story From a Wry Reader
A reader jokes about bigamy and punishment, defining bigamist as someone with two many wives. The letter notes pentalties like two mother in laws and double living costs, even if no jail time. The writer, Les Akers, suggests the governor might release or keep the offender in prison.
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Les Akers
Reapportionment Debate Divides over Sparks Amendment
Editorial notes ongoing uncertainty in Congress over census period reapportionment. Sparks resolution seeks to exclude aliens from counts, likely shifting seats toward Southern states. Analysis includes proposed plans to raise House membership and cost implications, with state-by-state effects and the political dynamics highlighted.
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House
House Census Committee
Congress
W. T. Page
Sparks
Census Bureau
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