Co operative Marketing Education Proposed at Farmers Council
Walton Peter secretary of the National Council of Farmers Co operative Association urged a national education system on the cooperative movement at the Washington convention. Education credits emerged as the central topic of today's session during the January 7 proceedings.
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National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Council of Farmers Co-operative Association
Walton Peter
Tragedy in Madison: Man Student Found Dead Today
A male student was found dead today in a French House building in Madison Wisconsin. Police are investigating the fatality and local authorities have not released a motive or identity at this time. Further details remain unavailable pending official statements.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Woman dies and chaperone dying after Madison shooting
An unidentified male student is dead and Miss Laura Palmer, chaperone at the French House and University of Wisconsin instructor, is dying at Madison General Hospital after a shooting in the French House receiving room. Police believe the man is F. X. Bernard, 20.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Laura Palmer
Madison General Hospital
Aggies outrun Bear Kats 21 to 14 in hoops
Texas A and M. dazzled Sam Houston with Arch Damon scoring seven points and three fast field goals as the Aggies beat the Bear Kats 21 to 14. Duckett, Washburn, and Damon starred while Samuels fouled out for Sam Houston. Referee McCurdy from Illinois officiated.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
College Station
Sam Houston Bear Kats
Arch Damon
Texas Aggies
Damon
Aggies
Duckett
Washburn
Rumfield
G W Ross Elected Asst Scoutmaster Of Troop 13
The Bry an Boy Scout Troop No. 13 weekly meeting opened with the Scout Oath. Four present were absent. Dues were paid and Morris Kaplan spoke on The Founding of the Boy Scouts. G W Ross was elected assistant scoutmaster to cover Mr Barron's limited availability.
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Bryan Boy Scout Troop No. 13
Morris Kaplan
Boy Scouts
G. W. Ross
Barron
W. S. Barron
Frank Bain
John Heard Astin
Henry Godwin
Charles Moehlman
Wilman Ross
Neal Godwin
Woodrow Wallace
Ashburn Higgs
Paul Patranella
Robert Persons
Sam Kaplan
Abram Kaplan
K P Officers Installed For New Six Month Term
Brazos Lodge No. 64 Knights of Pythias installed the officers elect for the six month term at a regular meeting Tuesday. Geo Hadley acted as deputy with J T Maloney J E Gammon and W B Saunders assisting. New officers include Locke as chancellor commander Franks vice chancellor Cloud keeper of records Kellner prelate Birdwell master at arms Phillips inner guard Griffin outer guard Caldwell trustee Gammon representative to Grand Lodge Christian alternate. Retiring officers praised for strong performance and the lodge pledged to improve further.
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Brazos Lodge No. 64
Knights of Pythias
M. E. Wallace
Geo. E. Hadley
J T. Maloney
J. E. Gammon
W. B. Saunders
L. B. Locke
R. C. Franks
T. A. Cloud
Robert FE. Kellner
Marvin J. Birdwell
Robert Phillips
Wm. Griffin
J. M. Caldwell
F. L. Henderson
Grand Lodge
J. B. Christian
Chas. W. Crawford
W. C. Davis
P. Hall
David Reeves Hurt In Benchley Road Car Wreck
A late night accident on Benchley Road left David Reeves badly injured as his car overturned. Police and Dr. Sims attended, Reeves was taken to the Moehlman Hotel for care, with serious arm leg and rib injuries and severe cuts. Reeves, seeking work, said his wife is in Nacona, Texas, and his mother lives in Henderson Texas.
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Benchley
Williams
Bryan
B. A. Sims
David Reeves
Moehlman
Nacona
Texas
M. Reeves
Henderson
Rusk County
Sbisa Returns From Havana Cuba Visit
Sbisa and his grandson William Ray Kerr returned from Havana Cuba after spending the holidays with E. W. Kerr and his wife Ray Kerr's parents. Kerr is a student at A and M College. Sbisa notes Havana has grown bustling as a winter tourist mecca.
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B. Sbisa
Wm. Ray Kerr
Havana
Cuba
E. W. Kerr
Ray
Ray Kerr
A. and
M. College
Bryan Cotton Market Slips as Futures Close Down
Cotton futures closed today about 20 points lower with local spots at roughly 22 3 4 cents per pound middling basis.
Governor Al Smith calls for enforce Volstead Act in Albany
Albany dispatch reports Governor Al Smith told the new legislature that the Volstead Act must be enforced but no state legislation is needed. Republicans control both houses and consider an enforcement act to replace the Mullin-Gage law repealed under Smith's prior administration.
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Associated Press
Albany
Jan
al Smith
Rotary Students Day at Bryan Rotary Meeting
W. S. Barron led Bryan Rotary Club's noon luncheon honoring A and M College students aided by Rotary loans. Speakers included John McCullough and Chick Greeen sharing education value and goals, with Dockum's Orchestra providing music and Rotarian leaders and numerous guests in attendance from multiple Rotary clubs across Texas.
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W. S. Barron
Bryan Rotary Club
A. and M. College
Rotary Clubs of Texas
Rotary
Dockum
Jac. W. Black
W. H. Matthews
Barron
A. and
John McCullough
Chick” Grelen
Bryan
Bryan Club
C. L. Benson
C. S. Beckwith
J. W. Black
Wilson Bradley
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
W. B. Cline
Jess Conlee
W. F. Davis
R. M. Dansby
S. F E. Eberstadt
E. B. Elliott
E. J Fermier
H. C. Fulgham
C. E. Greis
Ser
G. P. Grout
O. W. Goolshee
W. M. Griffin
F. L. Henderson
Chas. Hillier
Madison Hall
W. W. Hall
Kay Hassell
Tyler Haswell
H. N. June
Forrest Jones
John EF. Orr
Waco Rotary
H. A. Grelen
Bryan Rotary
Harrison Churchill
Dallas Rotary
J. E. Wilder
Houston Rotary
P. J. Christensen
W. R. McCullough
C. R. Cole
H. G. Barnes
Mission Rotary
E. M. Busby
G. E. Craughan
P. R. Blackburn
C. L. Mitchell
Hillsboro Rotary
R. C. Moore
Temple Rotary
C. C
Norton’s Stock Present Clever Entertaining Show
Frank Norton leads the Norton Stock Company at the Palace Theater in a two night double role comedy Putting It Over. The audience enjoyed witty lines and strong acting with old time songs by Pa and Ma Rogers between acts. The company, boasting 37 plays, will stay several weeks with new programs three times a week if supported.
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Frank Norton
Norton Stock Company
Palace Theater
Norton
Ma” Rogers
Seismograph Locates Quake North of Massachusetts
A seismograph reports a tremor detected north of Massachusetts with location estimates indicating the quake lasted about 15 seconds. Officials assess regional impact and monitor aftershocks. The event is being reviewed by geological authorities.
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Seismograph
Massachusetts
Tremor Shakes Massachusetts Homes Across East
An earth tremor lasting about 15 seconds was recorded at 8 07 this morning by the Harvard seismograph station. Storm disturbances off shore hindered distance estimation. Officials say the movement appeared to originate from the north and was felt across eastern Massachusetts, shaking houses and rattling dishes.
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Associated Press
Boston
Harvard Seismograph
Massachusetts
Ferguson names three more Ferguson regime appointees
Miriam A. Ferguson announced late night selections for Texas state offices. Mrs. S. W. Meharg of Plainview was named state secretary. Mark McGee of Brownwood named adjutant general. C. O. Austin of Dallas chosen banking commissioner. McGee backed by Gen. John A. Hulen. Meharg honored for women’s support. Austin endorsed by 350 state banks.
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Associated Press
Temple
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
S. W. Meharg
Plainview
Mark McGee
Brownwood
Texas Department
American Legion
C. O. Austin
Dallas
Jim Ferguson
Ferguson
Meharg
Mrs. Ferguson
Austin
Fergusons
John A. Hulen
McGee
Bryan H and T repairing grade crossings on 28th street
Asphalt is being poured today by H and T railroad workers on the grade crossing near Chambers Wilson Motor Company on 28th street to smooth traffic. Repairs will be made on 25th and 26th streets after 28th street work finishes. City Manager J Bryan Miller led discussions with railroad officials and plans for protective arms at these crossings.
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Chambers-Wilson Motor Company
28Th Street
25Th
26Th Streets
J. Bryan Miller
Railway Company
Millinery School at Carnegie Library January 29
Mrs Dora R Barnes of A and M College Extension dept leads a millinery school at Carnegie Library January 29 and 30 for home demonstration club women and others. Attendees should arrive at 9 30 Thursday morning January 29. Notify Miss Laura Belle Roten to arrange classes. observers not needed to sign up. Renovation and trimming of old hats and making new ones will be taught. further Eagle notices will follow.
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Dora R. Barnes
A. and M. College Extension Department
Laura Belle Roten
Cime
Carnegie Library
Miss
Farmer Surrenders After Grayson County Shooting
Sherman January 7 Dr W C Gould of Bells Grayson county was shot and killed last night in the front yard of farmer Jim Scott who lives west of Bells Scott came to Sherman and surrendered following the killing
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Associated Press
Sherman
W. C.gould
Bells
Grayson County
Jim Scott
Scott
Trant Reports Grimes County Turkeys Hog Prices
W P Trant returns from Grimes county with smiles on farmers faces. They sold hogs at about 80 cents a pound, with some farmers expecting large profits. Turkeys and hogs fed on post oak acorns, no cost to farmers. He notes oil well prospects this year. Grand jury in session at Anderson prompted his early departure.
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W. P. Trant
Grimes County
Anderson
Trant
Old North Wind Myth Tied to Crop Years Says County Agent
County Agent C. L. Benson states an old saying that a north wind on New Year’s Day predicts a good crop year. He notes traditional beliefs link winter wind patterns to upcoming harvest outcomes. He urges farmers to consider historical wisdom alongside current weather data.
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C. L. Benson
Tragic Train Collision Claims Bryan Man and Son
Berry L. Johnson 34 and his 10 year old son Norman died when the car they rode in was struck by a train near Beaumont. Mrs L M Johnson chief night operator at Bryan telephone company left for Beaumont with W H Johnson to attend the bereaved family. Surviving are widow mother two sisters and two brothers. Remains to be interred in Bryan. McCulloch Gordon Undertaking Co. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Bryan
Berry Johnson
Brazos County
Headquarters Co
325 Infantry
Marie Rudasili
Norman Johnson
Beaumont
Johnson
Southwestern Telephone Company
L. M. Johnson
W. H Johnson
Luther Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
Annie Trant
Kingsville
Minnie Lee Cargill
College Station
McCulloch-Gordon Undertaking Company
Tick eradication discussed at Jersey cattle convention
Fort Worth January 7. The Texas Jersey Cattle Club opened a two day convention with two hundred members in attendance. Tick eradication was the main topic at today’s session.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Germany Calls Allied Evacuation Refusal Reprisal
Paris on January 7 reports Germany’s note replying to the Allied demand for evacuation of the Cologne Area. Berlin says the Allied action is a reprisal and breaches the Versailles treaty. French officials deem it a protest that does not require a response.
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Germany
Cologne
Paris
Associated Press
France
Former Bryanites Heard Over Radio By J Webb Howells
Mrs J Webb Howell reports a pleasing radio recital broadcast by Magnolia Petroleum Company Beaumont last night Magnolene Mike Johnny Newton Bryan reared announcer Vocal soloist Samuel Francis Johnson son of W E Johnson Lal Dunlap Johnson studied in New York back home Beaumont brief visit Johnson has a fine tenor voice and promising future sending congratulations from Minnesota to Florida
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Lal Dunlap Johnson
New York
Beaumont
Mr. Johnson
Minnesota
Florida
Navy all ok probe funds probe funds senate committee agrees
A Senate committee endorsed funding for the Navy probe amid a House finding that the required ratio remains within limits. The decision supports continued oversight and budget alignment with authorized levels.
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Navy All O. K. Probe Funds
Navy reports no danger of naval ratio drop
Washington January 7 Senate Naval Appropriations Committee affirms House committee view that there is no cause for alarm over reports the American navy has fallen below the 5-5-3 ratio after reviewing Secretary Wilbur and other Navy Department officials.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
Navy Department
Senate Naval Appropriations Committee
House
PTA Meeting Opens New Year At East Side High
The Parent-Teachers Association calls the first meeting of the year for Friday January 9 at 4 pm in the East Side High School building. President Mrs A K Brown urges full attendance.
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Parent-Teachers Association
East Side
A. K. Brown
Work County Agent Beason Summarizes 1924 Efforts
Foreword to a detailed Brazos county extension report notes progress in 1924 driven by cooperation among farmers, business leaders, clubs, teachers, and clergy. Highlights include 295 field days, 31,680 total meeting attendees, 486 farm visits, 5,000 acres terraced or drained, 100 farms with improvements, nine clubs, and about 5,000 dollars in club profits. The piece stresses sustained ties to the A&M Extension Service and aims to boost agriculture and citizenship.
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C. L. Beason
Extension Service Department
A. and M. College
Brazos County
Bryan Eagle
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Secretary S E Eberstadt Returns From Jefferson Visit
Secretary Sam Eberstadt has returned from Jefferson where he spent holidays with his mother Mrs Anna Eberstadt and sister Miss Eva. He was ill much of the trip but friends question the claim. He looks well and the town seems different with him back home.
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Sam E. Eberstadt
Jefferson
Anna Eberstadt
Eva Eberstadt
Bryan
Texas
Doctors Cite Cause of Death for John F. Kosh Jr
Medical consultation reports ulcer of the duodenum with adhesion of the common duct causing jaundice as the cause of death for John F. Kosh Jr. Doctors B A Sims A L Mondrick and W H Oliver authored the finding after reviewing the case. The statement labels a digestive tract ulcer with biliary involvement as the fatal condition.
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John Kosh, JR
B. A. Sims
A. L. Mondrick
W. H. Oliver
Jno
F. Kosh, Jr
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Bear Kats
Benchley Road
Green Parrot
Norton’s Stock
City OF
Senate
C.L. Beason
Brazos
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