Davis Sets February Criminal Docket With Two Murder Cases
Judge W. Davis fixes the docket for the February term occupying weeks three and four. It lists murder cases including Herbert Williams and Ed Ford Jr. and numerous liquor sale possession charges, plus assaults, thefts, burglary, and related counts across March dates.
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W. ©. Davis
State of Texas
Herbert Williams
Bob Martin
John Ellis
Sam Hoyle
Joe Cangelosa
Robinson Crusoe
Charlie Falco
Luke Spadachene
Bill Spadachene
Brenham Visitors Run Into Bryan Police Case
J W Tarburton representing a Brenham tire firm and M K Hopper from Brenham faced Bryan police after a Wednesday arrest. Hopper pled guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace in city court with fines totaling $6.40. Tarburton pled not guilty, posted $100 bonds, and later pleaded guilty in district court to resisting arrest, paying $27.85 in fines and costs. Officers Hudson Myers and Lee Norwood made the arrests. Tarburton allegedly swung at Myers during the arrest.
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J. W. Tarburton
Brenham
M. K. Hopper
Bryan
Hopper
Tarburton
Tarbutton
Hudson Myers
Lee Norwood
Myers
Norwood
Evaporated Milk Distribution Under Way in Bryan District
Two carloads of evaporated milk are being distributed through Bra zos county relief headquarters for those on relief lists across eleven counties in the Bryan district. Officials are classifying relief recipients by trade to guide project planning and approval.
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Brazos County
Bryan
Ontario Plans Action in Quintuplets Case
Toronto, Ont February 26 The Ontario Government will introduce a guardianship bill for the Dionne quintuplets on Wednesday at Queen s Park Minister David A Croll says the measure concerns Yvonne Annette Marie Cecile and Emilie Dionne and their guardianship The minister declined to comment on the bill s purpose.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Dionne
Queens Park
David A. Croll
Yvonne
Annette
Marie
Cecile
Emilie Dionne
New Kidneys Offer At Night Rising Patent Cure
An ad promises new kidneys as a cure for fatigue nervousness itching and rheumatism with a special prescription Sirex or Sise-tex and a money back guarantee. Budget notice from a druggist urges sales of the remedy with dubious medical claims.
Senators Screen Public Opinion On Wage Clause Vote
Senators who voted with or against the administration sought reaction from home. Many reported mail showed little change, with supporters and opponents of the wage question saying their constituents upheld their positions. Senator Robinson and Speaker Burns reiterated positions but the wage clause remained a sticking point.
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Robinson
Burns
Lions Hear on Boy Scout Link and Local Show
F D Fuller visited Gatesville and noted reformatory boys had not joined Boy Scouts. He urged club members to support the Fat Stock show at College Wednesday from 2 to 3 pm. Guests included Carl Wipprecht Chas Edge and Curtis Vinson. Attendance prize went to Luke Patranella.
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F. D. Fuller
Gatesville
Fuller
Bryan
College
Sankey Park
Carl Wipprecht
Chas Edge
Curtis Vinson
Bill Sparks
Luke Patranella
Brazos River Basin Soil Erosion Control Plan Outlined
A detailed plan designates Brazos River watershed farming areas and proposes soil erosion demonstration units. It urges extension service expansion and teacher involvement to extend benefits to all lands, aiming to reduce erosion, conserve moisture, and lower flood damage.
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Brazos River
Brazos
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Temple
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. T. Carter
Breazeale Speaks To Bryan Federation On Sunday
Rev. W. B. Breazeale of College Avenue Baptist church spoke to the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies Sunday afternoon at the church. He read and applied the First Psalm to the youths. Miss Mary Helen Jones sang with piano accompaniment by Ernest Sample. Nelson Fuller presided. The next meeting is set for Sunday February 10 at First Presbyterian Church.
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W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Breazeale
Mary Helen Jones
Ernest Sample
Nelson Fuller
The
Presbyterian Church
Federation
First Presbyterian Church
Fagle Printing Seeks Clean Cotton Rags
The Fagle Printing Company requests clean cotton rags for reuse in their operations. They specify acceptable rag types and potential pickup arrangements for suppliers.
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Fagle Printing Company
F olks visit kin and attend illnesses across towns
A string of regional notices details A Schulman visiting Morris Schulman in New Orleans for medical care and Mrs Harter traveling to Cameron to be with her critically ill father. Others include Dr and Mrs Rowe of Terrell visiting relatives in Bryan, and families from Fort Worth Millican and New Braunfels tending ill kin in Temple and Bryan.
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A. Schulman
Morris Schulman
New Orleans
H. Lazarus
Morris
Lynn Harter
Cameron
A. F. Fellers
E. W. Rowe
Terrell
H. N. Cochran
Bryan Hospital
Hugh Looney
Jack Looney
Martha Ann Looney
John Gregg
M. R. Looney
Miss Elizabeth Pool Named Cotton Style Show Queen
College Station February 23 Miss Elizabeth Pool daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl L Pool of San Antonio a senior at the Texas State College for Women has been named queen of the 1935 Cotton Style Show and Pageant at Texas A and M College She was elected by the CSA student council at C I A following an invitation from the Student Agronomy Society at A and M which sponsors the event The pageant will crown king W A Moseley a senior at A and M from Quanah and will be held April 5 Pool is active in college affairs and holds officer roles in several groups with a major in public school music and minor in English The display will include fabrics from the Cotton Textile Institute of New York The fourth annual show is chaired by Prof J S Mogford with Mrs O B Martin director and L M Thompson business manager
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College Station
Elizabeth Pool
Carl L. Pool
San Antonio
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Denton
Texas A
M. College
Pool
Student Agronomy Society
A. and
W. A. Moseley
Quanah
Miss Pool
Mary Brackenridge Literary Society
Texas
Cotton Textile Institute of New York
J. S. Mogford
O. B. Martin
L. M. Thompson
Throckmorton
Rev. B. Bravi to Lecture in New York and Europe
Rev. B. Bravi of St. Anthony's church will depart for New York next week to give Lent lectures. After Lent he sails to Europe to attend the Benedictine Order General Chapter in Rome. He plans a five month stay, with Rev. Peter Villari administering the parish in his absence.
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B. Bravi
Marriage Licenses Granted For Harlie Pearson and Clem Schoonover
Local court records show marriage licenses issued to Harlie Pearson and Clem Schoonover as the latest entries in the county clerk’s register. The pairs appear in the same batch of filings with standard celebrant requirements and eligibility confirmations.
Farm Management To Be Injected In Relief Work
Rural rehabilitation in Texas adds farm management to relief efforts. In counties with 75 or more rehabilitation families a farm manager will oversee agricultural operations while 60 rural home supervisors instruct on food preservation, cooking, and sewing. The plan offers long term rental to successful lessees with eventual sale at low interest.
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Austin
Texas
J. E. Stanford
Rural Department
Texas Relief Commission
Stanford
Texas Rural Communities
Corporation For the Rural Department
Disaster Relief Institute Planned by Houston Red Cross
Brazos County Chapter of the American Red Cross accepts invitation to join a Disaster Relief Institute to be held Wednesday March 6 at the Y W C A in Houston. Delegates include M L Cashion and other local officials as five Midwestern states host a series of conferences.
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Brazos County
American Red Cross
St. Louis
Houston
M. L. Cashion
Middle West
Albert Buchanan
Wilson Bradley
R. G. Williams
R. M. Searcy
Chas. E. Griesser
E. R. Bryant
Hy. T. Schovassa
D. L. Wilson
G. S. Parker Jr
R. R. Reppert
Texas
Red Cross
Rusk
Albert Evans
Midwestern
Edith Hennessey
Young Methodists Lead Song Service in Choir Absence
Thirty members of the First Methodist young people's department led the evening service as the choir sang at Madisonville. Special numbers included baritone J. F. Pittinger and duets by W. A. Middleton Jr. and John W. Black Jr. John Edge accompanied.
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First Methodist Young People’s Department
Madisonville
J. FE. Pittinger
W. A. Middleton, Jr
John W. Black, Jr
John Edge
Ballart’s Snow Liniment Adverts Relief Claim
An advertisement promotes Ballart’s Snow Linament claiming longer lasting relief for aching muscles and sprains. It highlights active ingredients for a local action with warmed blood to ease pain and congestion. Sold at druggists for 30¢ and 60¢.
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Ballart
Ballard
Masonic Degree to Be Conferred by Grand Master in Houston
The Masters degree will be conferred at 7 45 p m Monday March 4 in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Houston by John H Crocker Grand Master of Masons in Texas. The Houston lodge 1189 backs the ceremony with a notable team including former grand masters and district officers for an annual showcase drawing Masons from across the state.
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Frank C. Jones
Gus A. Brandt
Wm. G. Wollus
Arabia Temple Shrine
H. L. Walling
30Th Masonic
R. D. Hardcastle
Reagan
N. K. Robb
Houston
Walter
Houston Lodge
Brazos Project Boosters Spend Their Own Cash
Brazos conservation and reclamation district backers have spent $1054.75, the Temple paper reports, highlighting private funding for local project efforts. The article notes the effort reflects community support and ongoing financial commitments.
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Brazos Project
Temple
Brazos
Private funds spent on educational work during project watershed
It was announced here Monday that privately subscribed funds were used in promotional activity. The money supported educational work across the watershed of the project.
Old Plantation Pilgrimage Through Bayou Teche Regions
A Texas women’s group organizes a week long auto motor trip to visit historic Louisiana and Mississippi plantations. Starting March 31 from Lake Charles, participants tour Bayou Teche estates, private homes, and gardens while funding Stratford Hall restoration. Proceeds support the Lee family’s Virginia landmark.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Lake Charles
Bayou Teche
Spain
Lees
Madrid Influenza Epidemic Death Toll in February
Madrid authorities report 1188 deaths from influenza in the first three weeks of February. The current epidemic is less severe than last year's, when 1214 deaths occurred in the same period.
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Madrid
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Texas Extension Service
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Soil Erosion Service
U. S. Department of the Interior
State Highway Department
Commissioners’ Courts
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R. E. Dickson
H. V. Geib
L. P. Merrill
H. H. Finnell
Europe
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Methodist
John H. Crooker
Old Plantation
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Christian Science Public Society One
Norway Street
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Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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