Texas Forest Service Chairman Talks on Conservation Role
E O Seicke director of the Texas Forest Service spoke at a Waco conference on soil and water conservation. He described forests as regulators of stream flow soil erosion control and sources of timber products and recreation. He urged more public funds for research fire protection and management to secure timber industry and water conservation in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
E. 0. Seicke
Texas Forest Service
Waco
Tex
United States
Texas
Texas Nation Movement
Davis Mountains
Caddo Lake
Pexas
East Texas
Brazos
Colorado
Blanco
San Marcos
Guadalupe
Nueces
Edwards Plateau
Wagon Wheel Gap
Mississippi River
Pioneer Citizen of Hearne Dead Veteran of 60s
W R Boswell 84 longtime Hearne resident died at home Monday after moving from Elliott community decades ago. He farmed and raised stock, served on city council and school board, was fraternal representative, Confederate veteran and last member of the George Moorman Camp. Funeral at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Bullock. Survived by wife two daughters five sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. E. Bullock
George Lacy
Houston
M. A. Biggerstaff
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Ancil and
Norman Boswell
Hearne
Raymond and
Rand Boswell
Henry
Ennis
Christmas Cards From Far Lands To Mrs Carnes
Mrs Dona Carnes received two valued Christmas cards from Europe travel companions. One from Antone Lang and wife in Oberammergau Germany with a hand etched home. she toured with Lang’s party and was hosted there. The other came from Mr and Mrs B H Hismeh in Jerusalem, with pressed Mount Zion flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Carnes
Sumer
Europe
Wind
Antone Lang
Oberammegan
Germany
Burglars Take 10 Hats From Ben Marwill Store
Burglars damaged a rear window guard at Ben Marwill's on North Main Street last night and stole 10 men’s hats valued around $10. No entry was made to the interior and only this merchandise is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Marwill
North Main Street
Bryan Residents and Visitors Noted in Busy Local Scene
City Manager R G Williams traveled to Austin on official business. Bryan hospital welcomed a baby girl born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sparks, with mother and infant reported well. Local residents including Mrs Ward of Houston and families from Taylor, Independence, Dallas, Bremend, and Belton visited Bryan today. The First Methodist Church board of stewards meets at 7 50 tonight with C M Bethany urging full attendance. Northern and regional travelers were reported among shoppers and visitors, and New Year greetings reached Bryan from Mrs E H P Bain in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
C. M. Bethany
R. H. Carroll
Steep Hollow
G. W. Poss
Reliance
M. R. Bentley
Bentley
Waco
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
Willard Brown
Groesbeck
C. W. Brown
Bremend
Mae McAdams
Jeff D. Hefley
Pauline Morgan
Mozelle Vick
Lillie Mae Walton
Ethel Thompson
Baylor College Belton
Belton
C. C. Vick
Albert Uvenman
Beaumont
W. R. Sanders
Andrew Seardino
M. Seardino
Andrew
Bryan Eagle
E. H. P. Bain
Wichita Falls
Bain
Chenault
Wheat Apt
Tom Benbow
Mary Anneee
Funeral Service Held Today for Westbrook Woman
Mrs. Mary Stella Trentacost, 76, a Brazos and Robertson counties resident for 42 years, died at her Westbrook farm home after a brief illness. Funeral Tuesday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Bryan, burial in Hearne Catholic cemetery. Survived by four children: Mya Ferrera, Mary Marello, Doe Ingenga, and Tony Trentacost with homes in Hearne and Kansas City. Funeral arrangements handled by McCullough-Dansby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stella Trentacost
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Westbrook
Hearne
Rev
B. Brain
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Bryan
McCullough-Dansby
Italy
United States
Mya
Charles Ferrera
Mary Marello
Doe Ingenga
Kansas City
Tony Trentacost
Captain Boyett in Serious Condition After Operation
Temple report states Captain W. C. Boyett underwent surgery at Scott and White Sanitarium at 1 50 p m and remains extremely serious His sons Claude Brownwood W A Guy and Oran College Station and daughter Mrs Wade Cox Temple are at his bedside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board meets to adjust date for the annual meeting to avoid Governor Sterling inauguration. Meeting planned at Sbisa Hall A and M College with speaker announcement forthcoming. Directors boost health work appropriation from 200 to 200 for the year and discuss motor-truck regulation. They invite the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Fourth District to host, and consider a salesmanship school with Alphonso Johnson for local retailers at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce
Tech
Ross S. Sterling
Sbisa Hall
Texas A. and
M.college
J. S. Caldwell
Lee J. Rountree
E. P. Humbert
J. L. Brock
County Health Committee
John M. Lawrence, Jr
W. S. Higgs
F. L. Henderson
R. V. Armstrong
Tyler Haswell
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Fourth District
Alphonso Johnson
Trade Extension Division
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Rettail Merchants
Trade Extension Committee
W. F. Gelber
Wilson Bradley
F. L. Cavitt
Mrt Dansby
W. K. Gibbs
F.L. Henderson
A. S. McSwain
W. S. Mitchell
John M. Lawrence
M. L. Parker
Bry an Doctor F May McAdams Dies in Bryan
Dr. F May McAdams a Bryan Hospital pathologist and X ray expert died after a ten days illness at 7 this morning. Born 1883 Huntsville she studied at Texas University Austin and Galveston receiving honors in 1918. She came to Bryan in 1914 and served at Bryan Hospital as laboratory expert. Surviving relatives include sister Dr Rosalie McAdams San Antonio brothers Cade Mexico City and Abercrombie El Paso. Funeral from Dr W H Oliver home Wednesday at 10 with services at the home and grave in Bryan city cemetery. No flowers. Pallbearers listed with several doctors as honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. May McAdams
Bryan Hospital
Bryan
McAdams
Huntsville
George McAdams
Texas University
Austin
University At
Galveston
Medical College
Rosalie McAdams
San Antonio
Cade
Mexico City
Abercrombie
el Paso
W. H. Holzman
College Station
Kh. 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. Eblinger
W. B. Cline
C. A. Searcy
L. O. Wilkerson
A. L. Mondrick
B. A. Sims
W. B. Cline Jr
R. H. Harrison
Revivalists McAdams Arrive for Bryan Visit
Former Local Church ministers Rev. and Mrs. H. M. McAdams and their daughter Naomi along with Mrs. Lizzie McAdams of Flat River Missouri are visiting Bryant relatives. They plan to leave regular pastoring for revival work and will begin a meeting at Purdy. Twenty years ago Lizzie Lawlis led the Free Baptist church in Bryan and Tommie Franklin will pastor the Flat River church in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Bryan Daily Hagle Want Ads Sell It For You
A Bryan Daily Hagle want ad announces services to help readers buy or sell items. It promotes easy listing and broad reach through local classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Hagle
Young Dentist Locates Here Plans Bryan Practice
Dr. D. C. York, a Cof feyville Kansas dentist visiting his aunt in Nor mangee, plans to begin practice in Bryan around January 10. He will share offices with Dr. A. L. Mondrick after traveling widely in the West and Southwest and finding Bryan most favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. York
Coffeyville
Kan
J. W. Shaw
Normangee
Bryan
York
A. L. Mondrick
Creath-Brazos Meet Planned in Lola Jan 13
The Workers Conference of Creath-Brazos Baptist Association with pastors and representatives from Brazos Grimes Madison Montgomery and part of Waller counties meets at the Baptist church in Lola on Tuesday January 13 at 10:00 a m for an all day session Rev Keefer presides with Mrs L N Yeager of Navasota in charge of the Woman's Missionary Union program The morning session 10 o'clock led by Mrs Yeager includes devotion by Mrs Albert Buchanan of Bryan and a musical number by Edgar Hall of Iola Rev Jno L Wharton of Bryan delivers the 11 80 a m inspirational message Lunch is served Then executive board and other conference business follow in the afternoon with devotional hour led by W P Hogue of Concord a round table on Evangelistic Possibilities of the Budget System led by Phillip Brown of Bedias Mrs A K Edwards of Millican presents a musical number and Rev W N Parcell of Navasota speaks on The Open Season for Evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers Conference of
Creath-Brazos
W. P. Hogue
Concord
Phillip Brown
Bedius
A. K. Edwards
Millican
W.N. Parcell
First Baptist Church of
Navasota
December tax collections exceed 1920 figures
City Secretary Guy P. Bittle reported December tax receipts higher than the same month in 1920 by about 1 750 dollars. He attributed most of the rise to earlier payments, with delinquent taxes also showing substantial collections beyond prior December levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy P. Bittle
Bittle
Brazos County Couples File Intent To Marry
Johnny Ramsey and Billy Maurine King along with Sam Dybalski and FE Bennett filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday in Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Ramsey
Billy Maurine King
Sam Dybalski
FE. Bennett
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Cleaning cotton rags wanted at The Fagle Office
The Fagle Office seeks clean cotton rags without buttons. Deliver to the office for reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle
Estimates Allowed On New Bowie Elementary Building
Bryan city commissioners approved estimates totaling 9 016 for Bowie elementary school construction. Payments listed include Abilene Construction Company 8 426 C E Griesser 4145 Giesecke and Harris 17u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Monthly Meeting Baptist Women Is Held Monday
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church held a full day session led by president Mrs. Travis B. Bryan. Luncheon featured Circle No. 8 with music and readings, followed by a missionary program on the theme Challenge of the Unfinished Task with talks on foreign fields. About fifty women attended with several visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imeeting
Woman's Missionary Union
The
First Baptist Church
Travis B. Bryan
W. B. Wimberley
Anl
Circlé No. 8
Will Locke
W. C Fountain
Bonnie Blue Flag
J. B. Sanders
Maggie
E. F. Parks
J. B
Howell
T. A. Sweeney
D. D. McAlpine
Sweeney
C. A. Buchanan
Coulter Smith
Tramp Found On Private Car With Missing Brief Case
A hobo boarded the private car of B S Holliman Dallas division superintendent on Southern Pacific No 20. He evaded detection until Bremond. The thief carried Holliman s briefcase and papers and was later arrested en route to Calvert Bremond to recover the case. C Fisher accompanied Holliman the meeting with shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Holliman
Dallas
Bremond
George
Ali
Mr. Holliman
Calvert and
C. Fisher
Brazos County Farm Bureau to Meet Saturday Afternoon
President J L Stasney calls Brazos County Farm Bureau meeting at the county courthouse Saturday January 10 at 2 oclock. All cotton farmers are urged to attend especially those who marketed cotton through the bureau during the past season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Farm Bureau
J. L. Stasney
County Court House
Mr. Stasney
Cemetery Cleanup Nears Completion By City Officials
City officials report cemetery work nearly finished with debris cleared repairs to walks and drives completed and senior horticultural students from Texas A M College helping trim shrubs and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas Soil and Water Conservation Research Report
Agricultural Experiment Station leads a three station program with Spur Temple and Tyler to study soil and water losses in diverse Texas regions. Findings show 20 percent runoff, 48 percent rainfall loss on fallow land, and up to 94 percent in heavy rains, with grass reducing runoff and erosion and terracing boosting cotton yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Experiment Station
Spur Experiment Station
Rolling Plains
West
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture
Blackland
Temple
East Texas
Tyler
Spur Station
Acre
Spur
West Texas
Annual Meeting Of St Andrew's Episcopal School Teachers
The annual meeting of teachers and officers at St Andrew's Episcopal Church School was held in the parish house Monday evening with full attendance. The treasurer reported a balance of 127 dollars after year expenses. The White Christmas event supported two families and contributed to Bryan Orphanage for Negro Children. Mrs W W Daup led the study class for teachers afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Bryan
W. W. Daup
Brazos County Youth Weds Hearne Couple in Bryan
Tony Cotropia son of Brazos county residents and Miss Mary Lampson daughter of Hearne residents were married at St Anthony's Catholic church in Bryan this morning at 9 o'clock. Rev B Brew officiated. Attendants wore green and orchid georgette gowns. The couple is to host a dinner and dance at the bride's Hearne home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Cotropia
Curto Cotropia
Brazos County
Mis
Mary Lampson
Lampson
Hearne
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Rev
B. Brew
Lern Bonano
Steeles Store
Mary Pinalati
Frank Altimore
Anthony Listl
Houston
Flower Cirle
Antoinette Canzalo
Lucille Niglerzio
Margaret Scanlin
Tick Eradication Effort Urged by Steep Hollow Visitor
C M Risinger of Steep Hollow visited town and urged participation in a future tick eradication drive in Brazos County. He previously joined a campaign with disastrous herd reinfestation outcomes and now seeks broad cooperation across counties to ensure a complete and effective effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Risinger
Steep Hollow
Brazos
Mr. Risinger
Risinger
Pneumonia Strikes At Bryan Hospital
Little Miss Mary Ann McCallum daughter of Mrs Mary Benbow McCallum is reported seriously ill at Bryan hospital with pneumonia. Aunt Mrs Tom Benbow, also a patient at Bryan hospital, is hospitalized with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann McCallum
Mary Benbow McCallum
Bryan Hospital
Tom Benbow
Dite
Daily Magic Want Ada boosts business with broad readership
Ada readers consistently engage daily notices, and local merchants report strong attention to Ada ads. The publication emphasizes reliable circulation and steady audience interest for advertisers seeking visible outreach.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Carnes
Far Lands
R. G. Williams
Austin Today
Capt. Boyett
Chamber of Commerce
Lola
Bowie
Brazos CO Farm Bureau
Texas Agricultural
A. B. Conner
St. Andrew’s §. S
Ada
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