Bryan Weekly Eagle publication notice and rates
Bryan Weekly Eagle announces office details and rates with publication as a Thursday paper. It states serials for daily and weekly subscriptions, Brazos County pricing, and rights pledged to the Associated Press. The notice specifies mailing and post office classifications and includes the managing editor’s name Mrs Lee J Rountree.
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Bryan
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
iIn
EAGLE
Brazos County
Associated Press
Building on futures in institutional advertising
The piece argues that institutional advertising builds a firm's name and prestige rather than immediate sales. It cites Packard, Uneeda, and Ivory as examples where sustained branding increases goodwill and long term value, noting that good will often becomes a primary asset in corporate mergers or incorporations.
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Ake Packard
Packard
Saturday Evening Post
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Proctor and
Gamble
Seed corn selection should favor strong stalks and multiple ears
agronomist A K Short of A and M College urges farmers to select seed corn by strong stalks and multiple ears or nubbin ears produced under poor soil and adverse conditions. He argues for a resilient corn type that yields under severe conditions, not just a single large ear. He calls it a practical fact from field tests, not a theory.
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A. K. Short
Agronomist
Extension Service
A. and
M. College of Texas
Short
Beggar Foe: Auto Beggar Watch Spurs County Charity
A Bryan Brazos County Good Cheer Association note warns of auto beggars posing as destitute seeking help to reach relatives in South Texas. It urges citizens to aid only through the association, directing the needy to proper authorities to prevent abetting criminals.
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Texas
Bryan and
Brazos County
Good Cheer Association
Man Who Kicks the Most Leads Town Plea of Busy Time
A casual observer notes that the most active man in town often occupies a leadership role while claiming he has no time to engage in city affairs. The remark highlights a pattern of public figures advocating limited involvement yet driving local matters.
Loving kindness beyond laws and charity surpasses rites
A reflective saying highlights that mercy outweighs legal rigor and true generosity outshines formal ceremonies, emphasizing humane acts over rigid rules and ritual.
Brazos County shines via A M College farm programs
The article praises Brazos County for its farm progress linked to Texas A and M College. It notes Edge Blue Ribbon Forty winners led by Principal P S Mangum, Philip Noto’s cotton per acre success, Carl Wipprecht’s Duroc medal and prize, and the two county agents C L Benson and Miss Laura Belle Roten. It calls Bryan residents to support extension services that promote agriculture and student enrollment.
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Texas
Brazos
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Tabor
Edge
Mason County
Mangum
Philip Noto
Dallas News
Farm News
John M. McFarlane
Palestine
Anderson County
West Texas
F. H. Littleton
Wilbarger County
Carl Wipprecht
C. L. Benson
Laura Belle Roten
A. and M. Extension
Bryan
Byyan
Truett Christmas Greeting Emphasizes Simple Life Values
Dr George W Truett pastor of First Baptist Dallas offers a holiday message urging readers to value small acts in daily life. He highlights friendly smiles praiseful words grateful letters handclasps timely tokens and common things as sources of happiness and renewed purpose for all ages.
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George W. Truett
First Baptist Church
Dallas
Don’t Knock Your Town in Bryan Texas
A local column notes that Bryan has skeptics who doubt town progress, while praising loyal citizens who support ongoing improvements. The piece recalls former residents who doubted paving Main Street and argues that today’s detractors will be overtaken by progress as Bryan grows and prospers.
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Bryan
Main
Texas
Fatigue From Long Work Hours Described In Detail
The speaker notes fatigue is a state of mind yet describes waking at six, working to ten or eleven with only a thirty minute lunch, and feeling fatigue in bones. Back bent, shoulders shaking, arms aching, fingers numb, eyes burning, feet weary. Mind and body tired.
Nellie Ross Sworn Wyoming Governor First Woman Chief Executive
Mrs Nellie Ross was sworn in as Governor of Wyoming becoming the first woman state chief executive in the United States She took the oath at noon in Cheyenne wearing mourning for her late husband Governor William Ross who had died three months earlier and steps into office with Divine guidance cited.
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Commonwealth of Nation
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nellie Ross
Commonwealth
United States
List of County Officers Who Have Made Bond and Sworn In
A compiled roll of county officers elected November 4 and sworn in the same day detailing each official, their bond amount, sureties, and the bond recipient. Names include J Marion Ferguson Tax Collector. A S McSwain County Clerk. J W Barron District Clerk. H O Ferguson County Judge. Oak McKenzie County Attorney. C F Goen Tax Assessor. C M Risinger Commissioner Precinct No 1 and 2. Emmett Holland Commissioner Precinct No 2. F F Regmund Commissioner Precinct No 3. J M Moore Commissioner. John Yeager Justice of the Peace Precinct No 3. Frank Canzelo Constable Precinct No 8, among others.
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J. Marion Ferguson
Texas
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
W. E. Bush
Geo. McDonald
F. F. Regmund
J. D. Martin
E. W. Crenshaw
M. L. Parker
Mr. Regmund
J. M. Moore
W. I. McCulloch
Geo. P. Edge
M. G. Nall
John Yeager
W. S. Higgs
J. N. Dulaney
Frank Canzelo
Precinct No. 8
F. Canzelo
F. B. Patranella
Jas. D. Martin
Methodist Junior Missionary Elects Officers and Committees
The Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist church elected officers on Sunday including John W. Black Jr. as president and Mary Bees Egan as vice president. Numerous committees and group leaders were appointed, with divisions led by Mrs. A. H. Haneman and others, establishing the year's program and governance.
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Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
D. P. Gaby
John W. Black, Jr
Mary Bees Egan
Oillie Ruth Shaw
Catherine Felker
Ann Bentley
Welfare
W. E. Neeley
Mildred McKenzie
Libby Linn Gardner
Billy Dunn
Billy Lewis
George Barnes
Oak McKenzie
Walter Lee Porter
Jim James
LeRoy Koenig
Catherine Lee Grey
Shirley Johnson
Nat Allen
Mildred Reed
Betty Swallow
W. A. Middleton
Ruth Neeley
R. E. Smith
Jonh Egan
Evelyn Koenig
Horace Beard
Vivian Repass
H. D. Cuykendall
June Cochran
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Boyd Williams
Helen Miller
Ollie Ruth Shaw
Georgie Belle Shaw
Leona Mae Egan
Marie Cuykendall
Mary Frances Daniels
Rodeline Smith
Jane Munday
Mary Martha Black
Anna Belle Barnes
Mary Bess Egan
Georgia Mae Daniels
Billie Davis
Lyle Cuykendall
H. G. Stallings
John Egan
J. W. Hall
Jane Grey
Maurine Neeley
Bertha Nell Koenig
Libby Linn Gaddner
Nat Allen, Jr
Frances James
A. Lewis
Mildred John
Metz Williams
Charles Felker
Irwin Lenz
Edna Earl Bethea
Elaine Conlee
Elizabeth Ann Bradley
Junior Missionary Society
A. H. Haneman
M. R. Bentley
H. N. Cochran
B. T. Pool
J. N. Dulaney
W. E. Lewis
W. M. Owens
B. T. Poole
Dc. R. Gardner
L. E. Bailey
Albert Haneman
Lewis Bailey
Corry Sheats Franklin County's Youngest House Member
Special to Bryan Daily Eagle profiles Corry T. Sheats of Franklin a 22 year old UT student and Robertson county farmer who will join the Texas House in January. He rose from farm work and waitering to campus cashier while funding his education and now runs on tax cuts and government economy with rural school aid and repeal of certain laws.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Austin
House of Representatives
Robertson County
Corry T. Sheats
Franklin
University of Texas
Sheats
My Kid
Sheats elected with historic majority amid reform calls
The legislature meets in January and Sheats will resign as cashier to devote full time to state affairs. After adjournment he plans to return to the University of Texas to pursue BA and LLB degrees.
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Sheats
University of Texas
First Meeting of Bryan Chamber Opens New Year 1925
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce held its first 1925 meeting at the commercial rooms. Secretary Eberstadt reported permit refusals for 16 ads, 12 solicitors, and 10 professional beggars since the last meeting. The board considered agriculture incentives, recognized local workers and award recipients, and planned the annual banquet for January 27 with invitations to Farm Bureau officials and Edge Blue Ribbon Forty team members.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Agriculture and Finance
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos County
Edge
Philip Noto
Carl Wipprecht
County
Farm Bureau Official Board
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Thompson elected president of Bryan Pastors Association
The Bryan Pastors Association held its monthly meeting at the Baptist tabernacle naming officers for the year. C B Thompson was elected president, Jnc A Held vice president, and H H McCain secretary-treasurer, with retiring officers L Guy Ament Wm N Shell and Thompson. An illness in families postponed the annual ministers banquet until a later date.
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Bryan Pastors’ Association
Baptist Tabernacle
C. B. Thompson
Jnc
John A. Held
Baptist Church
H. Tl. McCain
Methodist Church
Wm. N. Shell
Presbyterian Church
Free Baptist Church
L. Guy Ament
Christian Church
Bryan Pastors‘ Association
Bryan
College Station
Louis Bailey Named County Agent for Bosque, South Texas
Louis Bailey, long associated with Bryan and College Station life, has been named county agent for Bosque County in Meridian. He has served as a high official in the Disabled Veterans Association and pursued advanced work at A and M College, where he was also a student professor. He and Mrs. Bailey plan to move soon, leaving a wide circle of friends who congratulate him and expect him to aid Bosque farmers with his expertise.
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L. E. Bailey
College Road
Bryan
College Station
Bailey
Disabled Veterans Association
A. and M. College
Grain and Feed Offered by Dallas Supplier
TO GRAIN AND HAY BUYERS We have maize and kafir heads, corn, oats, hay, meal, hulls, all kinds feed carrots. Ask for prices delivered W. H. WATSON CO., Dallas, Tex.
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W. H. Watson CO
Dallas
Tex
Leap Year Bachelors Parade In Bry an Social Note
Leap year ends and a column lists Bryan social bachelors of 1924. Walter J Coulter John Vick Sam B Wilson Dr W H Lawrence Elmer Dodson Marvin F Carroll E R Emmet E Saunders Hanry Estill Little Will Saunders Johnnie Collins and others described as charming eligible bachelors with teaching, oil, medicine and postal roles, noted for social prowess and future courtships.
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Bryan
Walter J. Coulter
John Vick
Sam B. Wilson
Charming
Marvin F. Carroll
E. R. Emmet
E. Saunders
Beau Brummel
Hanry Estill
Will Saunders
King Cotton
Johnnie Collins
Tom Zuber
Pat Newton
Carl Wipprecht
Edwin Crenshaw
Clifford Mitchell
Lonnie Locke
Dan Cupid
Groups of Missionary Society Re Divided for Year
Groups of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met for a post noon business session. Election of a delegate to the Federated Societies and a new Bible study course were announced amid a plan to consolidate most expenses in the budget. The society reorganized its group divisions to prevent cliques with four groups listed and new member assignments approved.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Missionary Society
Jas. W. James
St. Paul
Carter
H. N. Cochran
D. P. Gaby
Wil Hall
Madison Hall
M. A. Johnson
J. M. Lawrence
Dave Munday
Oak McKenzie
J. D. Martin
C. S. Martin
R. J. Newland
S. D. Pearce
A. H. Stone
Lee Vivianno
Mesdames
R. O. Allen
T. A. Adams
L. F E. Bailey
W H. Cole
W. B. Cline
Wade Cox
J. M. Crosby
W. A. Deaton
J.S. Doane
Jim Darwin
J. N. Goodwin
E. C. Harder
L. A. Koenig
E. A. Miller
W. E. Neeley
H. H. Prager
H. A. Robinson
Lee J. Rountree
R. E. Smith
J. O. Tucker
E. R. Williams
J. H Beard
J. L. Batte
J. W. Barron
Dana Carnes
J. W. Coulter
J. E. Covey
Fannie Chatham
R. M. Dansby
C. L. Eden
W. F. Gibbs
Albert Haneman
M. H. James
Hugo Lenz
Pearl
E. J. Jenkins
C. A. Lewis
Bessie Lawrence
Josie Lawrence
H. H. McCain
Lee Mike
T. C. Nunn
T.S. Powers
J. B. Priddy
A. K. Short
C. Shelburne
J. H. Webb
A. M. Ene
R. B. Welch
Miss Lillie All
Marino Funeral Services Held Today
The funeral for Steve Marino, age 80, was held at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Bryan on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The Rev. Father B. Brain officiated with interment at the local Catholic cemetery. Born in Italy, Marino became a prosperous Italian farmer in Brazos County and lived at Steele’s Store with his wife until her death last April. Surviving: three sons Steve Marino Jr Frank Marino of Steele’s Store and John Marino of New York City. three daughters Mrs. Lazita, Mrs. Charles Pallazzo, and Mrs. Lee DeFord, all of Bryan.
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St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Bryan
Steve Marino
Father B. Brain
Italy
America
Brazos County
Steele
Steve Marino, Jr
Frank Marino
Steele’s Store
John Marino
New York City
Lee Pazita
Charles Pallazzo
Lee DeFord
Senator Lewis in Bryan Discusses Legislative Plans
Senator H. L. Lewis of Texas 5th District visited Bryan from Navasota on legal business and met local leaders to discuss the upcoming Legislature. He urged preference for the general appropriation bill, favored broad educational funding, supported state supervision of tick eradication finances, and said he would amend laws and improve enforcement rather than introduce many new bills.
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H. L. Lewis
L. Lewis
Texas
Alam
Austin
Life In Love Brings Hope Through Dark Tasks
A reflective note asserts that love transforms labor into meaning. It suggests happiness can appear even in hard days when there is mutual care and purpose. The sentiment centers on personal relationships sustaining motivation and resilience.
Nothing Like It on Earth Borozone Healing Wounds
Borozone liquid and powder claim superior flesh healing for torn flesh and wounds. The liquid antiseptic purifies the wound while the powder acts as a healer. Available at Jenkins' Drug Store with prices 60 cents, 60 cents for powder, and 1.20 for liquid.
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Jenkins’ Drug Store
For Working People The Best of Workers Get Out of Sorts
An old advertisement urges working people to take Herbine for liver sluggishness causing languor and blue mood. It claims the medicine purifies the system, restores aim and health, and is sold for 60 cents by local sellers.
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Jenkins’ Drug Store
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