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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1933

Page

4

Walton addresses education and the cost crisis in Texas

The Dallas News notes Dr. Walton urges sustaining education through sacrifice, prioritizing common schools over colleges, and accepting potential cuts to collegiate systems. He argues for economic and educational revolution, warning that even Texas may need higher taxes while pursuing lower costs through new methods and better use of existing resources.

Walton Dr. Walton Texas College Station Opportunity Dallas News

Broadway box office snubs and curbside tales in New York

Looming theater etiquette blossoms amid box office snubs and crowded streets. The column sketches frugal patrons, photographerFlash Danny MecGilvray, penthouse escapades on Park Avenue, and Petticoat Lane style marches on Fifty-seventh Street. It closes with a humorous note from Burns Mantle and a scene of McIntyre at the entrance under a cop’s glare.

New York Fifty-seventh Street Park Avenue Sixth Avenue Julia Hoyt Lois Long Clara Walsh Peggy Hoyt

Costs of Education and the Rise in Public School Expenses

The census figures show education costs in cities 30,000+ rising faster than overall municipal spending from 1905 to 1930, with 28.7% to 36.8% of expenditures going to schools. Teacher salaries grew 112% while total education costs rose 124% as enrollment surged from 500,000 to 4.5 million. economies and consolidation are urged.

Census Bureau

New East West Highway Opens In Brazos County

Brazos county prepares for the final gap closing on Highway No 21 linking Navasota river to North Zulch with traffic opening soon weather permitting The milestone could spark a formal celebration by Bryan business interests to honor the expanded trade territory and goodwill toward neighboring residents

Brazos County Madisonville Madison County Bryan Navasota River Zulch

Crop Loans for Brazos County Farmers

Brazos county farmers look to seed loans from 1932 as financing for this year remains uncertain. The Houston Agricultural Credit Corporation will consider all applications, requiring mortgaged equipment and crop security. A Bryan trio will pre-screen security before Houston review, aiding small and large borrowers alike.

Brazos County Dallas Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover Hyde Houston Agricultural Credit Corporation Bryan

Campaign Economy in 1932 Drifted From 1928 Levels

The piece notes the 1932 campaign spent about $5 million less than 1928 while winning more votes. It highlights Democratic tactics led by Franklin D. Roosevelt and criticizes Hoover's late campaigning. It cites deficits and fund-raising prospects for both parties and discusses limited munitions export controls advocated by President Hoover.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt West Hoover Democratic National Committee Houston Post States Senate

Street Car System of Santone to be Replaced by Buses

San Antonio moves toward a street car era ending as the Public Service Company accepts city terms to discontinue street car service. The company has paid part of the $250000 offered for permission to switch to buses and will abandon lines sequentially starting soon.

San Antonio

Bryan City Commission to Meet This Friday

The Bryan city commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday night. Only routine business will be transacted as scheduled.

Bryan

Howard Chandler Christy Born On January 10 1873

American artist Howard Chandler Christy is noted for his historical paintings and portraits born in 1873. The entry marks his birth date January 10, 1873 highlighting his early life and career as a prominent American illustrator and painter.

Howard Chandler Christy

Twenty Five Years Ago Bryan Morning Eagle Notes

In January 1908 Bryan items report Prof. Charles Puryear returning from Chicago where he joined the American Association for the Advancement of Science and a math engineering teaching meeting. John Beard sold bronze turkeys to Bullock and Company. The Brazos county diversification praised. The Great Divide shown in Houston drew visitors including Dr. and Mrs. Brown and professors Weir and Femmeir. Judge Sam R. Scott of Waco visited Bryan after resigning his district judgeship. FE Lee of the Texas B Y P U accepted an invitation to Bryan to address meetings at First Baptist Church. J C Cloud and Will Smith of Reliance were in Bryan.

Bryan Morning Eagle Charles Puryear Chicago American Association For the Advancement of Science University of Chicago Puryear John Beard Bullock and Company Brazos County Brown Weir Fermier Houston Sam R. Scott Waco Friends Scott McLennan and Falls FE. E. Lee Baptist Young People’s Union of Texas Bryan First Baptist Church J. C. Cloud Will Smith Reliance

Buy at Home Merchants Urge Local Support

Local merchants urge residents to buy in the home city highlighting updated stock, reasonable prices, and trusted reputations. They emphasize keeping a city growing by spending locally and supporting sales at home.

Critics Roast Prosperity Schemes and Proposals

The writer denounces a wave of recovery plans from exchanges liquor idleness and various groups labeling technology share the work and farm allotment as foolish. They argue these proposals won t restore jobs or prosperity and warn that beer promotions and higher taxes would deepen distress.

American Federation of Labor Federal Farm Board

Industry leaders urged to restore trade freedom and honesty

The Mexia News editorial calls for honesty and cooperation among industry, business, and government leaders. It urges abolition of boards tariffs subsidies bounties allotments and limits and asks for freedom of trade to lift the economy and mood.

Lecome Mexia News

Local Bryan Social Notes Highlight Many Visitors

Saturday's tabloid roundups show Mrs. Murray and Miss Stevenson from Houston called to Bryan. J. B. Stevenson’s illness prompts family travel. Notables include Charlie Schmidt of Kurten, Ted Lightfoot of Dallas, and Stuart family ties to the Pecos News in Bryan.

Maude Stevenson Houston Bryan J. B. Stevenson Murray Son Jim Byars Mary Morgan Little Solon Bowman Charlie Schmidt Kurten Bryan du Bila Conway Conway Bryan Bowman T. L. Tyson K Tommie Robertson County Matthews Attorn Tyson Frankli Tyson Joe la Houston O. T Steeles TI. Maniloff Will K. Gi Franklin Homer Stuart Pecos News R. A. Stuart East 28Th Street Stuart Welco Tedk Lightfoot Dallas Merly Allen Academy al Academy

Bryan WMU Workers Attend Navasota Meeting

Women’s Missionary Union members from First Baptist and College Avenue churches traveled to Navasota for an all day Creath Brazos Baptist Associational workers conference. The delegation included Mrs. W. H. Andrew Mrs. Wimberly Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stank Mrs. Travis B. Bryan and many others.

First Baptist College Avenue Navasota Creath-Brazos

Silent Clock Returns to Strike After Years

Henry Jessen in San Antonio reports his wall clock, idle for nearly two years, suddenly struck nine at 9:00 AM. Four days later he learns his uncle Jenny Jessen, 81, died in Santa Anna California at the exact same hour and day of the clock’s startling strike.

Danny MecGilvray Chicago Iowa San Antonio Henry Jessen Jessen Mrs. Jessen Jienny Jessen Santa Anna Cal

Probe Sought Of Highway Dept Buying By Moore

State Auditor Moore Lynn urges legislative inquiry into Highway Department purchasing practices covering the year ending August 31 1931. The audit shows 68 percent of 2828 requisitions with no bids including fully and partly competitive items. Hatch bills? No, he calls for full hearing to determine if methods served the states best interests.

Austin Highway Department Moore Lynn Lynn Joint Legislative Committee On Economy and Organization Department Division Board of Control

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