Forests and Conservation in Texas Highlight Timber Value
The article outlines four main benefits of forests: stream flow regulation, soil erosion protection, wood production, and recreational value. It stresses timber’s role in Texas industry, calls for sustained forest management, and urges funding for research, fire protection, and public cooperation to advance soil and water conservation and timber programs.
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Tex
United States
Texas
Davis Mountains
Caddo Lake
East Texas
Brazos
Colorado
Blanco, Santees
Guadalupe
Nueces
Edwards Plateau
Wagon Wheel Gap
Mississippi River
Texas Forest Service
Fast Texas
Pioneer Citizen Boswell of Hearne Dies at 84
Hearne Texas obituary for W. R. Boswell 84 pioneer and former city council and school board member. Civil War Confederate veteran last member of George Moorman Camp veteran group. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev. Bullock officiating. Survived by wife two daughters five sons.
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Hearne
W. R. Boswell
Robertson County
Elliott
Boswell
George Moorman
First Baptist Church
K. Bullock
Jare
George Lacy
Houston
M. A. Biggerstaff
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Ancil
Norman Boswell
Raymond
Rand Boswell
Henry
Ennis
Christmas Cards From Far Lands To Mrs Carnes
Mrs Dona Carnes received two valued Christmas cards from Europe. One from Mr and Mrs Antone Lang of Oberammergau with a home etching. she toured with their party and was hosted by the Langs and given pottery. The other card came from Mr and Mrs S H Hismeh of Jerusalem and includes pressed Mount Zion flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Carnes
Burglars Take Hats From Ben Marwill Store
Burglars damaged a rear window at Ben Marwill's on North Main Street last night and stole 10 men's hats valued at about $40 through the opening. No entry was made to the store and this is the only missing stock today.
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Ben Marwill
North Main Street
Bryan Citizens News Roundup and Local Notes
City Manager R G William travels to Austin on city business. Mrs Sparks and baby girl born at Bryan hospital. Mrs Ward of Houston visits Bryan. Families from Taylor Dallas and Independence visit. Methodist church stewards meet 7 30 pm. Local shoppers and travelers noted. New Year greetings from Mrs Bain Wichita Falls. Mrs Benbow improving in Bryan hospital. Mary Ann McCallum born today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. William
Austin
Wm. Sparks
Bryan Hospital
John Ward
Houston
Bryan
Chas. F. Hillier
George Turner
Taylor
F. C. Bolton
D. B. Marburger
College Station
C. Keith
L. C. Jones
H. J. Keith
Independence
Washington County
Leseher McGregor
Dallas
Eugene Edge
First Methodist Church
R. H. Carroll
Steep Hollow
G. W. Poss
Reliance
M. R. Bentley
Bentley
Waco
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
Willard Brown
Groesbeck
C. W. Brown
Bremond
Mae McAdams
Jeff D. Hefley
Pauline Morgan
Mozelle Vick
Lillie Mae Walton
Ethel Thompson
Baylor College
W. R. Sanders
Andrew Seardino
M. Seardino
Andrew
Bryan Eagle
Bryan Friends
E. H. P. Bain
Wichita Falls
Bain
Chenault
Wheat Apt
Tom Benbow
Mary Ann McCallum
Hopital
Boin
Niumee
Funeral Service Held Today for Westbrook Woman
Mary Stella Trentacost 76, longtime Brazos and Robertson County resident, died at her Westbrook home after a brief illness. Funeral at St. Anthony's Bryan conducted by Rev. B Brain with burial in Hearne Catholic cemetery. Survived by four children: Mrs Ferrera and Mrs Marello of Hearne, Mrs Ingenga of Kansas City, and Tony Trentacost of Hearne.
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Mary Stella Trentacost
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Westbrook
Hearne
Rev
B. Brain
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Bryan
McCullough-Dansby
Italy
United States
Charles Ferrera
Mary Marello
Joe Ingenga
Kansas City
Tony Trentacost
Capt W C Boyett Reported In Serious Condition
Temple reports Capt. W. C. Boyett underwent an operation at Scott and White Sanitarium at 1 30 p m and his condition is extremely serious His sons Claude Brownwood W A Guy and Oran College Station and daughter Mrs Wade Cox Temple stay at his side
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Capt. Boyett
Temple Today
W. C. Boyett
Scott and White Sanitarium
Claude
Brownwood
W. A
Guy and Oran
College Station
Wade Cox
Temple
Chamber of Commerce Directors Plan Annual Meeting
Directors discuss moving the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce annual meeting to a date after the governor inauguration. The group votes to raise health work funds from 200 to 400 for the year and forms committees on motor truck regulation and salesmanship school. About 150 visitors may attend if the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs accepts the invitation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce
Tech
Ross S. Sterling
Sbisa Hall
Texas A. and
M. College
J. S. Caldwell
Lee J. Rountree
FE. P. Humbert
J. L. Brock
County Health Committee
John M. Lawrence, Jr
Higgs
F. L. Henderson
R. V. Armstrong
Tyder Haswell
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Fourth District
Alphonso Johnson
Trade Extension Division
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Rettail
Trade Extension Committee
W. F. Gelber
Wilson Bradley
F. L. Cavitt
Mit Dansby
W. K. Gibbs
Tyler Haswell
A. S. McSwain
W. C. Mitchell
M. L. Parker
Mrs
Bryan Doctor F May McAdams dies after decade of service
Dr. F May McAdams a respected Bryan Hospital pathologist and X ray specialist died after a ten day illness. Born in 1883 in Huntsville she studied at Texas University and Galveston medical school. She came to Bryan in 1914 and served as laboratory expert and pathologist. Surviving relatives include sister Dr. Rosalie McAdams of San Antonio and brothers Cade of Mexico City and Abercrombie of El Paso. Funeral services Wednesday at 10 in Bryan. No flowers. Active pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers include several Bryan and Waco physicians.
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F. May McAdams
Bryan Hospital
Bryan
Dr. McAdams
Huntsville
George McAdams
Texas University
Austin
University At
Galveston
McAdams
Medical College
Rosalie McAdams
San Antonio
Cade
Mexico City
Abercrombie
el Paso
W. H. Holzman
College Station
Kk. E. McAdams
Waco
W. H. Oliver
J. J. Pipkin
Bryan City
Mills P. Walker
J. Vernon Brown
John W. Black
R. J. Hunnicutt
R. B. Ehlinger
W. B. Cline
C. A. Searcy
L. O. Wilkerson
A. L. Mondrick
B. A. Sims
W. B. Cline Jr
R. H. Harrison
Former Local Ministers Begin Revival Work in Bryan
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. McAdams and their daughter Naomi arrive in Bryan to join relatives at College. The Free Baptist ministers plan to leave regular pastoring for revival work and will begin a meeting at Purdy after returning to Missouri. Mrs. McAdams formerly Lizzie Lawlis once led the Flat River church.
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H. M. McAdams
Naomi McAdams
Lizzie McAdams
Flat River
W. H. Holzman
College
Bry+an
McAdams
Free Baptist Church
Missouri
Purdy
Lizzie Lawlis
Bryan
Tommie Franklin
Young Dentist Locates Here Plans to Begin Bryan Practice
Dr. P D C York, a dentist from Coffeyville Kansas visiting his aunt in Normangee, plans to start dentistry in Bryan around January 10. He will share offices with Dr. A L Mondrick after traveling extensively in the West and Southwest, finding Bryan more favorable than other towns he visited.
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PD. C. York
Coffeyville
Kan
J. W. Shaw
Normangee
Bryan
York
A. L. Mondrick
Creath-Brazos Meet Planned for lola January 13
The Workers Conference of Creath-Brazos Baptist Association will meet at the Baptist church in Iola on Tuesday January 13 at 10:00 a m for an all day session. Assoc mission Keefer presides with Mrs L N Yeager in charge of the Woman's Union program. The morning session led by Yeager includes a devotional by Mrs Albert Buchanan and a musical number by Edgar Hall. Rev Jno L Wharton of Bryan will deliver the inspirational message at 11 30 a m. Lunch follows at noon with afternoon sessions featuring the executive board and budget system discussion led by Phillip Brown. Mrs A K Edwards and Rev W N Purcell contribute further programs.
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Workers Conference of
Creath-Brazos
W. P. Hogue
Concord
Phillip Brown
Bedias
A. K. Edwards
Millican
W.N. Purcell
First Baptist Church of
Navasota
December tax receipts exceed 1929 by city
City tax collections in December were higher than December 1929 says City Secretary Guy P. Bittle. The rise is mainly from earlier payments, with delinquent taxes also substantially collected, exceeding December 1929 levels.
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Guy P. Bittle
Bittle
Brazos County couples file intention to marry
Johnny Z. Ramsey and Billy Maurine King and Sam Dybalski and F. Bennett filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday.
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Johnny Z. Ramsey
Billy Maurine King
Sam Dybalski
F. Bennett
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Estimates Allowed On New Bowie Building
Bryan City commission approved estimates totaling 9016 for Bowie elementary school construction. Payments listed include Abilene Construction Company 8426, C E Griesser 414, Giesecke and Harris 174.
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Bryan
Monthly Meeting Baptist Women Is Held Monday
The Woman's Missionary Union of First Baptist church held a full day meeting led by Mrs. Travis B. Bryan with a 10 oclock opening. Luncheon featured Circle No. 3 with music and readings and the afternoon program, Circle No. 2, addressed challenges of unfinished tasks and foreign fields. About fifty women attended.
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Woman's Missionary Union
The
First Baptist Church
Travis B. Bryan
W. FB. Wimberley
Circlé No. 3
Will Locke
Tramp Sneaks into Private Car. Loses Brief Case
On Southern Pacific train No 20 a hobo boarded the private car of B S Holliman Dallas division superintendent and took a briefcase of papers. The tramp was arrested later and a search was underway between Calvert and Bremond. Holliman was in Texas for meetings with major shippers accompanied by C Fisher assistant division engineer.
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Southern Pacific
B. S. Holliman
Dallas
Bremond
Holliman
George
Ahl
Mr. Holliman
Calvert and
C. Fisher
Brazos County Farm Bureau to Meet Saturday
President J L Stasney calls Brazos County Farm Bureau meeting at the county courthouse on Saturday January 10 at 2 pm. All cotton farmers are invited especially those who marketed cotton through the bureau this past season.
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Brazos County
Farm Bureau
J. L. Stasney
County Court House
Mr. Stasney
Bryant Daily Hagie Wants Ads To Sell It For You
Advertisement copy states the Bryant Daily Hagie will help you sell items through its want ad service. It promises broad reach and simple placement to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
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Bryant Daily Hagie
Clean cotton rags wanted at The Fagle Office
The Fagle Office seeks clean cotton rags free of buttons for reuse. No other materials accepted. Bring rags to the office during business hours.
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Fagle
Cemetery Cleanup Nears Finish After City Work
City officials say cemetery cleanup is nearly complete with leaves debris cleared and drives repaired. Texas A and M horticulture students helped trim shrubbery and trees.
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Texas A. and
M. College
Texas Soil and Water Conservation Research Centers
A three station program in Rolling Plains Temple and Tyler studies soil erosion and water loss. Findings show runoff, soil losses, crop impacts, and terracing benefits guiding regional conservation and flood control. Cooperation with federal bodies advances a comprehensive plan for Texas agriculture.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Pur
Rolling Plains
West
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Blackland
Temple
East Texas
Tylee
Spur Station
Acre
Spur
West Texas
Tyler
Annual Meeting For Teachers at St Andrew's S S
The annual meeting of teachers and officers at St Andrew's Episcopal Church School was held at the parish house Monday evening at seven with full attendance. The treasurer reports a balance of 127 dollars after yearlong operating expenses. The White Christmas event supported two families and a Bryn Orphanage for Negro Children, followed by a study class led by Mrs. W. W. Daup.
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St. Andrew's Episcoal Church
Bryan
W. W. Daup
Usu
Brazos Co Youth Weds Hearne Gul In Bryan
Brazos county youth Tergi Cotropia and Miss Mary Lampson of Hearne wed this morning at St Anthony’s Catholic church in Bryan. Rev B Brain officiated. Attendants wore green and orchid georgette gowns. reception and dance planned at the bride’s Hearne home.
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Tergi Cotropia
Caro Cotropia
Brazos County
Mary Lampson
Frank Altimore
Hearne
Anthony Listi
Mouston
Antoinette Canzalo
Lucille Niglezgzio
Margaret Scaniin
Tick Eradication Urged in Brazos County Campaign
C M Risinger of Steep Hollow visited and urged baring fever ticks eradication in Brazos County within the next year. He previously joined a campaign with disastrous herd reinfestation and now seeks full cooperation from Brazos and neighboring areas for a complete, effective effort.
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C. M. Risinger
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
Mr. Risinger
Risinger
Ill Child and Aunt Suffer Pneumonia at Bryan Hospital
Little Miss Mary Ann McCallum, daughter of Mrs. Mary Benbow McCallum, is reported in serious condition at Bryan hospital with pneumonia. Her aunt Mrs. Tom Benbow is also hospitalized there with pneumonia.
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Mary Ann McCallum
Mary Benboww McCallum
Bryan Hospital
Tom Benbow
Daily 1 Kaysle Want Ads Boost Your Business Reach
A compact classified note urges readers to place Daily 1 Kaysle want ads to reach local customers. It emphasizes steady readership and effective exposure for small businesses seeking affordable, frequent listings and quick responses.
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Mrs. Carnes
Far Lands
Lola
Bowie
Brazos CO Farm Bureau
Texas Agricultural Water Conservation
A. B. Conner
St. Andrew’s S. S
Brazos Co
Hearne Gul
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