Dairy and Beef Cattle Industries In Texas Threatened by Tick Plan
Texas cattlemen in Kenedy County challenge a tick eradication law as unconstitutional. The suit argues regulations confiscate property, while backers insist eradication safeguards deduct beef and dairy industries and move toward statewide tick freedom despite legal threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
U. S. Department of Animal Industry
Corpus Christi
Kenedy
Austin
Panhandle
Dayton
Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association
Rio Grande
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
U. S. Division of Animal Industry
United States
Hyde
America
666 A Speedy Remedy for Fevers and Illnesses
An old medical claim touts 666 as a universal cure for influenza grippe dengue fever malaria and other fevers. The text markets it as the most speedy remedy known without providing credible clinical evidence.
Creath Brazos Association Meeting Moves to Bedias
The Worker s Council of Creath Brazos Baptist Association will meet Tuesday January 14 at Bedias First Baptist Church instead of Bryan. Officials announced the change Sunday to Bryan churches urging all Baptist workers to attend the all day session at Bedias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worker'’s Council of Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
First Baptist
Bryan
Bedias
All Baptist Rkers
Officers Elected By Mission Women First Methodist
Officers of the Woman's Missionary Society at the First Methodist church were elected Monday. J N Dulaney will serve as president with N B Allen as vice president and J S Caldwell as general treasurer. Other posts include E W Crenshaw local treasurer and S O Ashworth recording secretary. H Nos teller is corresponding secretary and Lamar Bethea supervises study and publicity. Hattie Welch is voice agent and J B Priddy oversees social service. Emile Oyphran heads children's work and W F Gibbs supervises supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J. N. Dulaney
N. B. Allen
J. S. Caldwell
E. W. Crenshaw
A. Ashworth
H. Nostellar
Lamar Bethea
Hattie Welch
J. B. Priddy
Emile Oyphran
W. F. Gibbs
Brazos County A M Mothers Club to Meet Friday
The Brazos County A and M Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. F. C. Bolton at College on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members and mothers of A and M students living in Brazos county are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
A. and M. Mothers
F. C. Bolton
Jersey Club Banquet Attended by Bryanites in Waco
Dr N Shepherdson A L Darnell Lynn Thomas J F B Stanford and Mrs M R Bentley traveled to Waco for the Texas Jersey Cattle Club banquet at the Hilton Hotel. They will stay to attend the Texas Agricultural Workers Association event from January 9 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Hilton Hotel
Dr. N. Shepherdson
A. L. Darnell
Lynn Thomas
J. F B. Stanford
M. R. Bentley
Texas Agricultural Workers’ Association
Brazos County couples file intention to marry
Charlie Starsripka and Olga Wager and J. D. Johnson and Bertha Jenkins of Brazos County appeared in the county clerk’s office Monday to file notice of intention to marry and applications for marriage licenses. Both couples are from Brazos County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Starsripka
Olga Wager
J. D. Johnson
Bertha Jenkins
Brazos County
Coun Ty
Bryan Men Weigh Five Day Institute Proposal Here
Bryan business men will be canvassed by the Trade Extension committee of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce to judge interest in a five day institute to be led by Henry M. Stanley of the Merchants' Bureau of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. A 60 percent attendance condition is set, with March as potential timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
EF. F. Yeager
Trade Extension Committee
First Christian Mission Circles Meet on Monday
The East and West Side Circles of Bryan and the College Circle of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church held an all day gathering Monday in Bryan church parlors with twenty members present. Mrs. E. W. Glenn was absent. Mrs. J. E. Dishman acted as president. Reports praised Christmas season work and donations to Juliet Fowler Orphans and the Home for the Aged. Programs covered Pentecost and the power of medical missions, followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. Dishman, Mrs. Bittle, and Mrs. Barton. An all day meeting is planned for next Monday led by Mrs. Will Collard.
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General Assembly
East
West Side
Bryan
College
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
Collard
J. E. Dishman
Will Dowling
E. W. Glenn
Juliet Fowler
Home For
Guy Bittle
Allen Smith
G. E. Adams
Christian Churches of Texas
A. F P. Ainsworth
J. F. Dishman
J. W. Barton
Will’s. Collard
Woman's Missionary Union
The
First Baptist Church
Charles S. Myers
Dallas
Circle No. 3
H. L. Durham
Union
R. E. Day
H. P. Black
W. S. Howell
Circle No. 2
W. ©. Fountain
R. 8. Webb
Mesdames F. A. Bunting
A. S. McSwain
Travis B. Bryan
Sam M. Hunter
Quadruplet Talkie Babies Thrive in Beaumont
Four two month old infants Antonio Bruno Donald and Vincen Perricone screened by a newsreel company in Beaumont on their second monthly anniversary. The brothers, the only known quadruplets in the United States, are thriving and even yelled into the microphone as Mother Perricone spoke to the public about them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Emmett Holland Seeks Reelect on Brazos County Precinct 2
Emmett Holland declares candidacy for commissioner of Brazos County Precinct 2. He cites past term work since 1925 and 1926 and the current year, stresses road program preparation, financial stewardship, and asks voters for support to continue serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Texas
Emmett Holland
City Commission Sets First Regular Meeting of Year
The city commission will hold its first regular session of the year on Friday night marking the start of a new council year. Citizens are invited to attend the meeting to discuss local issues.
Mysterious midnight fire destroys Nalls Lane house
A fire of mysterious origin destroyed the Nall house formerly occupied by Warren Thurman near Bryan at midnight. Insurance on the structure was 3500. The blaze marks the ninth in ten days, lifting 1930 fire losses to about 35000 including the Bonneville fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall’s Laney
Warren Thurman
Thurman
Hearne Road
John Morino
Bryan
Frank Zubik
Nall House
Cream Volume Growing Slowly Foster to Cover
The cream collection on Route No 1 reached 219 pounds on Monday up slightly from last week’s 215. Roy Foster took over the route Monday receiving a nominal commission for cream delivered to the College creamery and will seek patrons to improve volume in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foster
College
Bryan Boy Returns to Bryan for Surgery and General Medicine
Dr. W. B. Cline Jr., son of local physician, announces practice in Bryan with Dr. R. B. Ehlinger. Formerly in Roswell New Mexico, he worked with Dr. Ingalls at the New Mexico Military Institute and with Dr. Swearingen in eye ear nose and throat diseases. He is a 1926 graduate of Texas Medical College in Galveston and has interned at New York Lying-In Hospital New York Foundling Hospital St Vincent's Hospital and the Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cline, Jr
W. B. Cline
Bryan
R. B. Ehlinger
Cline
Roswell
N. Mex
Ingalls
New Mexico Military Institute
Swearingen
Texas Medical College
Galveston
New York Lying-in
New York Foundling Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New Orleans
Eastman to Speak at A and M Seminars on Russia
Max Eastman renowned philosopher traveler and poet will lecture at 8 p m in Assembly Hall College Station on February 1 Saint Valentine s Day about Russia revolutions and Communists He will share facts and vivid imagery from his talks The Two Russian Revolutions and urge students and residents to attend this spirited event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Eastman
Eastman
Assembly Hall
College Station
Russia
America
Griffin's Voice Regarded Big Find
George Griffin, Bryan baritone, is hailed by renowned voice teacher Franz Proschowsky as one of the last decade’s notable finds. Dean Finley reports Griffin’s health happiness and remarkable vocal development under Proschowsky in New York City during an NCAA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Franz Proschowsky
George Griffin
Bryan
Charles E. Finley
New York City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Dean Friley
Phoschowsky
Proschowsky
Extension Club Annual Party Set At Barnes Home
Members of the Extension Service Club their husbands and staff enjoyed bridge dominos and hearts at Mr and Mrs George Barnes home Monday evening. The mid winter party is a yearly affair with high score prizes and a refreshment plate for about 40 guests. Organizers were Mrs Geo Barnes Mrs E N Holmgreen Miss Minnie Mae Grubbs and Miss Lola Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service Club
George Barnes
Extension Service
Geo. Barnes
E. N. Holmgreen
Minnie Mae Grubbs
Lola Blair
District Baptist Churches Meet in Bryan
Representatives from Baptist churches in the district will convene all day Tuesday February 18 at the First Baptist Church in Bryan. Dr. W. R. White new secretary of the Baptist General Convention will speak along with Dr. E. Hutcher son Cameron pastor. An important gathering, large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Associational Organization of Baptist Churches
Bryan
First Baptist Church
Mission Workers of 1st Baptist Meet on Monday
The January W M U meeting of the First Baptist Church opened at 10 o'clock with Mrs. Charles S. Myers presiding. Reports from circles and committees praised the year’s work and outlined next year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Workers of
1St Baptist
Funeral Service for Burleson Co Man Held Today
Funeral services were held today for T. W. Worthington 78 at his Burleson county home near Koppe Bridge on the Brazos River. He died after a lingering illness and is survived by three children in Houston. Burial followed at Minter Springs cemetery in Brazos county with Rev. Norman Anderson conducting both services.
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Bryan
T. W. Worthington
Burleson County
Koppe Bridge
Brazos River
Houston
Jack
Marshall Worthington
W. H. Pedraza
Minter Springs
Brazos County
Wellborn
Norman Anderson
A. & M. College
Officers Chosen Monday by Guild of St. Andrew
The St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild met at the rectory with Mrs. W. W. Daup hosting. Officers elected include President Mrs. C. A. Searcy and vice presidents Mrs. W. B. Roman and Mrs. Tyler Haswell, plus secretaries and treasurer. A gift to Rev. and Mrs. Daup was noted and a scholarship fund in memory of Bishop Kinsolving discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
W. W. Daup
C. A. Searcy
W. B. Roman
Tyler Haswell
M. W. Sims Jr
Jno. E. Astin
Ben Knox
Guild
Bishop Kinsolving
New Vestrymen Chosen at Parish Meeting
Todd and R. H. Harris(e) chosen vestrymen for St. Parish of the Episcopal Church at the annual parish meeting Monday night. Retiring vestrymen honored were T. K. Lawrence Tyler Haswell and J. M. Carret. Reports show parish progress and meeting diocesan obligations. Delegates to the diocesan council for Beaumont were elected with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
R. H. Harrise
St. Parish
Episcopal Cn
T. K. Lawrence
Tyler Haswell
J. M. Caln
As Searcy
I.E. Astin
Young People’s Service
Ward Mooring
Wm. Roman
David Reid
Daup
Former Bryan Citizens Celebrate Golden Wedding at Kerens
Mr and Mrs J S Henry aged 74 and 66 were honored by their daughter Mrs J M Donnell at Kerens home in celebration of their golden wedding. The couple wed in Tabor Brazos county and moved to Hearne in 1918. Mrs Henry was Annie Clara Lefevre. Of ten children four survive along with grandchildren. about 50 guests attended.
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J. S. Henry
Bryan
Brazos County
J. M. Donnell
Kerens
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BY Nell Bentley
West Texas
South Texas
Creath-Brazos Association
Mission Women First Methodist
A. & M. Mothers Club
Jersey Club
Bryanites
Associated. Press Photo
Mary Crawford
Memphis
Tenn
Business Men’s Institute
Kiex C
C. L. Benson
County Dairy Association
J. Bryan Miller
State Fire Insurance Commission
A. 5. McSwain
First Christian Mission Circles
Foster
Bryan Boy
Associated Press
Charles R. Stoneham
New York Giants
National Exhibition Company
St. Valentine's
Griffin
Extension Club
Burleson Co
Guild of St. Andrew’s
Eagle Want
Frederick
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