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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
2
A historical note describes a rice based hog fattening program. It discusses feeding ratios, supplements, and expected carcass quality while linking to state agriculture departments and local college utilities. It mentions a fire and related financial losses but focuses on experimental feed trials and potential benefits for pork production.
The Bryan Chapter observed its 23rd anniversary with a ceremony at the station chapter house. Mrs T. Adams served as mistress of ceremonies, assisted by JW Pare. Patrons and guests included Mrs A J Buch Amen, Ms Bethany, Mrs W R Bentler, and T. Bei Hal ens. Notables J. Mc Donn and Judge A S McSwain attended as well as others from the district. A school of instruction for Easton Star chapters in District 4 was announced for February 16 with Norma Allen coordinating efforts.
A destructive fire swept Penske caused major damage to the office and storeroom areas. Investigators confirm minimal injury and state owned building insurance coverage while fire crews battled flames and smoke alarms alerted staff.
J. Stevenson, a Bryan machinist long associated with Stevenson's Machin Shop, died Friday when an accidental gun discharge struck him at his shop in Oak Grove. Survived by son J.R. Stevenson and two daughters Mrs. A. Murrey and Maude Stevenson, along with two brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral services held at home with pallbearers named from local firms.
Instructions describe making cuttings from new growth, with guidance on where to cut, spacing, and handling. It emphasizes slanting cuts, placing cuttings 4 to 5 inches apart, and keeping surfaces dry to encourage root formation.
Warden Prather oversees a sheltered Misewar River island near Lansing Kansas housing 219 first offenders on a 2 500 acre site. Prisoners perform labor amid barbed walls with limited escapes as authorities expand reform measures and confinement. The island supports feed for the penitentary and houses shops quarters and a timber yard while plans to extend to a new outer perimeter are discussed.
The page mixes social chatter and county programs with stray jokes about Christmas Eve gatherings. It notes a boxing discussion at A. M. Well drop’s and mentions civic leaders and the Live-in-Home program, agriculture, and extension service ideas for Brazes county.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses moisture conservation by mulching or straw in gardens. Mentions Jenwer as a potential mulch type and suggests spreading material to cover crops. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond generic terms.
The January meeting notes a Red Cross clothing drive distributing garments to distressed families in Brune County. Reports show 140 new cases in November and 220 in December, with 43 volunteers assisting distribution and 57 volunteers sewing for the poor.
The Brownwood official Lacan was elected president of the Tes Bureau Federation while Prenk FF Frrst of Pano was chosen as another top officer. Hake Comer was inaugurated as vice president succeeding T. Com of Tiles. Ll. Corkim remains secretary as section leaders retained.
Emmett Cox of Bravo cous and Eyeton Post of Grimes plan marriage. Bodie Wrigit Merrie Mu tin and Willie TT McGillani Giatius Patterson, all of Braco county, are named in the marriage intention notice.
Office notes show unclear wording about centering and button issues. The message requests clarification and fixes for user interface elements, including alignment and button functionality at The Ragie Office.
Two members of the Lauder troupe wf Se Berry Levder visit Bryan on Thursday night. Tom Smith and Mes Bein Bintherwick are from Peathert and are children of Rey Bastherwick. The pair performed with their sister Loraine Smith from Finwumn, joining Gatley during the show in Bryan.
Bryan Return From Huntsville reports from the South East Texas district Future Farmers of America meeting. Delegates reviewed chapter accomplishments, set weekly objectives, and discussed plans for a state executive committee meeting in Tylias with Troy Wakefield chosen as representative. Next meeting six weeks away in Huntsville.
Mrs Jennie Hasewey Armstrong wife of J S Armstrong of Los Angeles died after a minor tonsil operation in Los Angeles. She was a daughter of the late W W Drake and Mora Lillie Armstrong of Bryan. Funeral services will be held in Los Angeles.
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs Cheese G Barrett of Bumerile leads a group of Huntsville residents honored by the U D C. The event, planned for spring, will recognize Barrett alongside Mrs Mary Hom Affi and Miss Deere with other local peers, as L S Boxe chapter members arrange a ceremonial date.
City police seek Hendren a Negro woman suspected of stabbing Jefferson a Black man at a mutual friend's home Wednesday night. The wounded man received medical care and was sent home. doctors say his condition will determine the outcome.
A large group of youths from Bryan area churches gathered Sunday at College Avenue Baptist Church for the Bryan Federation of Young People's Service annual kickoff. Rev Rivers of Diedra and C Cohen from Palestine led singing and message, with five other conductors guiding seven services.
The chamber of commerce sponsors a canning plant opened in January by P Scurlock to process thousands of pounds of produce weekly for sale to city residents. The plant offers work and may allow purchases of two companion items with chamber fees waived for residents.
The excerpt appears as a jumbled medicine advertisement promising relief from head aches colds sore throats neuralgia neuritis lumbago rheumatism and more. It references a product named Asmiria and mentions tablets powder and relief without clear instructions.
Revival at College Avenue Baptist Church reached its midpoint as 26 new members joined. Five transfers came by letter, the rest by conviction. Rev W W Rivers led an evangelistic service with the full Sunday School in the main auditorium. After the morning service 21 were added and five more in the evening.
J Allen Myers Jr formerly of Birmingham Alabama has moved to Houston and opened a landscape engineering office at 2058 Barnard Street in Nieustom. He and his father A and M Myers studied architecture at Harvard and have extensive European study.
The Bowie Parent Teacher Association holds a meeting at the school on Thursday January 22 at 8 pm to involve both fathers and mothers. Mrs J P Dotyne will present the program with an address by Harry McKense and a special motion by Mrs Charles Cochran and Carl Cochran. Exchange for cotton rags noted.
An advertisement claims a woman reduced fat using a product named Kruschen, with testimonials about weight loss and looking younger. It mentions a garage and meters, with phrases about safe, harm free use and morning routines, ending with a dealer name Jenkins Drag Stere.
Fragmented OCR text promotes Mentha Papin as a remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. Mentions relief from gastric issues, digestion woes, and general discomfort with casual product wording and misspelled phrases throughout.
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