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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1934
Page
4
Hundreds mourn the loss of Dr. B U Sims a respected Bryan Texas physician and World War I veteran born in the community. He treated rich and poor alike with devotion and earned wide regard for his skill humanity and civic involvement.
Farmers in Texas and nearby areas face a short window to sign up for the 1934 federal cotton reduction program aiming to cut acreage by 40 percent. Past plow-up results boosted prices from five to nine or ten cents and funded millions to growers. officials predict higher 1934 prices and $6 to $7 per acre retirement payments, with land reusable for home crops.
The article discusses rising urgency in collecting delinquent taxes across city, county, state, and federal levels. It notes about 800 million dollars in back taxes nationally with Texas holding roughly 200 million and public subdivisions owed sums. It explains cumbersome collection methods, court costs, and penalties, and mentions publication citations when personal service is impossible.
The Tranfer of Tax Lien Law allows delinquents to have back taxes paid by a friend or investor who takes a lien on the property. The investor holds the lien until the delinquent repays taxes, recording costs, and interest, with no extra penalties. Copies of the law are available at tax collector offices for review.
A Friday night crash on Highway 6 near Bryan killed three men and injured a woman when a northbound car hit a lamp-less wagon and swerved into a southbound car. Authorities urge enforcement of lights on horse drawn vehicles to warn autoists.
A movement aims to save wild bird life with a "duck for every puddle" philosophy. The article notes states once rich in quail that now survive only through careful breeding stocking and strict protection laws.
Napoleon said an army moves on its belly. Towns progress on road systems. Bryan will grow as rural neighbors connect via improved road networks. This year should see all possible improvements along this path to boost growth and movement.
Amid continued economic pressure and veterans’ concerns, the call is to end fear and restart production. The piece urges private enterprise and private capital to return to work, supporting progress with sane laws and optimistic expectations for prosperity.
Harris, Brazos County tax collector, first term, is the first to announce candidacy for reelection under the law uniting tax assessor and tax collector positions in larger counties. He emphasizes courtesy to residents and keeping records in excellent order while pledging continued service to all citizens.
One mile from Bryan on Route 2 the land of J. J. Koh is posted according to law. No hunting or trespassing allowed. Antone Nemec is the notice owner.
New York January 9 Frazier Hunt is praised as a restless journalist who travels from Singapore to Stockholm and back to Bronxville while Rube Goldberg reshapes cartoon art into new, honey themed figures. The piece notes other figures like former Mayor O'Brien and explorer Stefansson, with Hotel Excelsior heir Albert Campioni and Dooley brothers glimpsed in a bustling cultural scene.
A narrator observes a couple about to marry stalled in decision outside an installment house window. They gaze at a parlor set, focused on furnishing their future home, while the scene captures a moment of portentous triviality and longing.
The Postmaster General warns that any item placed in a mailbox requires a stamp, including house to house handbills and ads. Violators face federal prosecution, a move likely to upset advertisers and burden householders who already deal with porch litter.
Hon W C Davis Brazos county representative in the Thirty First Legislature and a leading candidate for speaker left last night for Austin to attend the opening of the session.
A M Methodist church announces a two Sunday guest speaker series with District Judge W C Davis and Dr J N R Sere of St Pauls Houston. Began with services at 630 pm and 45 minute leagues. Pastor ert L Jackson notes executive plans for the program and cooperation with Travis Park Methodist Church San Antonio. Choir of the Fitee Methodist Huntsville will perform.
Editorial argues Britain pursues a staged plan combining tariffs quotas and subsidies to protect domestic industries while preserving free trade tradition. It cites Chamberlain Runciman and Walter as champions, notes French tariffs push Britain toward selective protection, and calls for Mines agriculture and steel to consolidate and modernize under state guidance.
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