Tabor Girls Prep Play at Kurten Friday Night
Tabor pep squad will perform Flap Goes the Flapper at Kurten on Friday night January 17 weather permitting. The show was recently staged at Tabor High School with a large audience and visiting guests invited to attend.
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Tabor
Kurten
Tabor High School
Rubye Jenkins
Bertha Walker
Ezra Wilson
W. C. Scasta
Bryan
Brown Harrison
Bob Holliday
Velma
Wilmer Holliday
College Station
Billie Francis
C. J. Cooper
Betty Jane
Houston
Henry
Morris Moore
Earl Atkins
Farmers Could Run Farms With Few Cows and Hogs
Colorado January 13 Farmers could run a farm with a few cows and hogs by selling surplus products. D P Smith of Buford reports 1920 sales totaling 1831 dollars with three milk cows and a few hogs supplying his family and market butter and pork.
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Colorado
D. P. Smith
Buford
Mrs Dyer Recovers Quickly From Home Burns
Friends report Mrs J W Dyer is recovering nicely from severe burns after a glass flare at her home caused the injury. Her speedy recovery is described as marvelous.
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J. W. Dyer
Bryan Nursery and Floral Co Wedding and Funeral Offerings
Cut flowers and pot plants available for weddings and funeral decorations from Bryan Nursery and Floral Co. Phone 266.
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Bryan Nursery and Floral Co
Farm Board Advice Guides Southern Cotton Planting
Brazos County officers report the Federal Farm Board cannot shield farmers from losses if overplanting occurs. The board urges Southern farmers to plant no cotton next spring until home food and feed supplies are secured and to avoid land that has not averaged at least one third of a bale per acre in the last five years.
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Farm Board
Federal Farm Board
National Grange Monthly
Brazos County
Sidewalk Survey Planned by Daly and Postal Officials
City and local post office representatives will begin a Bryan sidewalk condition survey Wednesday morning. The study aims to assess sidewalks ahead of potential free delivery extensions and a rumored post office rating increase. Postmaster Charles Myers says postal decisions rely on sidewalk quality compared with other cities, and progress may hinge on improvements.
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Bryan
Tte
Charles Myers
Chamber of Commerce
Myers
Cottonseed Crop Of Texas Valued At 90 Million
College Station notes that the Texas cottonseed crop is valued at about 90 million dollars annually. T. J. Harrell of the Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association spoke at A M College of Texas as part of a series for students in chemical engineering. The visit included G. H. Bennett and H. F. Wilson, with six students receiving postgraduate scholarships.
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Texas
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
T. J. Harrell
Fort Worth
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Harrell
State Association of Crushers
G. H. Bennett
Dallas
H. FE. Wilson
R. Bailey
Abilene
J. €. Morgan
Fort Werth
Bryan Nursery advertisement highlights fruit trees and plants
Bryan Nursery and Floral Co. offers peaches plums pears figs strawberry plants pecan trees and assorted shrubs and pot plants with phone contact 266 for orders or inquiries.
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Bryan Nursery and Floral Co
John McCallum Visits Bryan on Business
John McCallum of Tabor spent Tuesday in Bryan on a business visit. He met local officials and explored potential cooperative opportunities during his stay.
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John McCallum
Tabor
Bryan
Shower honors Mrs. Johns as she leaves Bryan
United States class from First Baptist honors Mrs. G. M. Johns leaving Bryan next week with a Thursday afternoon shower at Mrs. J. Webb Howell home. Twenty three members of the Win One Sunday School class, plus hostesses Mrs. Howell Mrs. D. C. Jones Mrs. B. R. Alexander and Mrs. H. H. Newton, attend with gifts and a pleasing program.
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G. M. Johns
Bryan
Win
First Baptist
Bryan Women to Attend State Federation Board Meet
Mrs. R. F. Lindsay president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs calls a board of directors meeting for Wednesday January 2 at 9 in the mezzanine room of the Hotel in Dallas. General Jewell P. Lightfont and General C. O. Moser will address vital issues. lunch will be served at noon. Eligible Bryn members include Mrs J J Brock chairman interracial division and Mrs Lee J Rountree chairman Rural Free Breakfast.
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Bryn
Mra
J. J. Brock
Interracial
Divisivny
Lee J. Rountree
Rural Frees
Yeuaker
Brazos County Federation Elects Officers For Year
The Brazos County Federation of Women's Clubs held an annual meeting with strong turnout despite cold weather. Officers elected include President Mrs O B Martin and vice presidents Mrs W S Howell and Mrs J E Astin. A county civics committee was formed with Mrs Howell as general chair and Mrs W H Cole as assistant chair to coordinate five members from all clubs. Lucy Givens reported on 4 H Club work and beautification plans for yards and community projects.
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Brazos County
Mise Lucy Givens
Braz
Gutenberg Bible Sold in Poland for £192 000
Dispatches report the Gutenberg Bible from the Lubawa church library has been sold to an American buyer for about £192 000. The sale marks one of the few confirmed transfers of the historic text. The Polish Bibliophile group and University figure among observers of the auction.
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Prosd
Warsaw
Polahd
Vydgusem
Lubawa
Gutenberg
American Association
Highem Rirwin
Bryan Prepares Joint District Legion Convention Plan
Earl Graham Post 159 of Bryan organizes to host the 6th district convention on March 16 in Bryan and invites 11th district officials for a joint gathering. Bryan Legion aims to attract about 200 legionnaires and potential Auxiliary attendance, with M. M. Erskine coordinating the effort.
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Earl Graham Post
Bryan
Waco
11Th District
Legion
M. M. Erskine
Bryan Post
Earlsham Post
Tevan
Brazos County
Comder Erskine
A. McSwain
O. A. Hworth
Jess M. Cook
John 5S
Nas
Local Fourth of July Planning Committees Formed
Caldwell F Martin Down ard Major Sloan Spell Esti Ashworth Cook join a joint Fair and Fourth committee to fix a date, draft a premium list, and advance plans. A permanent entertainment committee includes Bartz Sweeney and Tiy Schovassa. Next post meeting Friday Feb 7.
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Erskine
J. H. Bartz
T. A. Sweeney
Tiy T. Schovassa
Eastman to Speak on The Two Russian Revolutions
COLLEGE STATION January 14 Max Eastman will lecture in the Assembly Hall at A and M College on Saint Valentine's Day February 14 outlining the Two Russian Revolutions. He is described as a man of action and a soldier with a broad literary and political background including a visit to Russia after the war and a recent book on Russia that has stirred European scholars.
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College Station
Max Eastman
Assembly
M. College
Oh Ammentine
Eastman
Ventuct
Russia
Ham
Nouvelles
Paris
Lecturers Draw Crowd Of Students And Residents
A speech by a Russian leader familiar to many listeners aims to attract a crowd of about two thousand students and community residents for the upcoming lecture. The speaker’s personal connections are noted as part of the anticipated turnout.
Altitude Flyers Found in Ruins Of Burned Plane
CALCHESTER Conn Jan 15 The Ladies of Daniel Marra and William Kilpatrick who flew from Farmingdale New York to set an altitude record were found dead near Amston Lake in their wrecked Fairchild plane. Poor weather and high wind accompanied the crash as the craft disappeared after takeoff.
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Calchester
Conn
Daniel Marra
Wiliam Kilpatrick
New York
Amston Lake
Fairchild
Marmingdale
Long Island
Plane wreck discovered in woods after crash in fog
Fred Rowley of the Amston Game Club found a plane wreck in wooded terrain after a crash in heavy mist. One aviator was trapped in the wreck while the other was located nearby as flames began.
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Fred Rowley
Amston Game Club
Sul Ross to Complete Library and Education Building
Work has begun on the new 1500 library and education building at Sul Ross State Teachers College in Alpine. Officials hope to finish by the 1920 summer term opening.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Sul Ross State Teachers Colege
City Awards Lubricant Contract To The Texas Company
The Royal city commission awarded the annual lubricant contract to The Texas Company last night. The agreement covers lubricant for the V house and all automotive equipment owned and operated by leaty.
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Awar
Texas Company
Rryal City Commission
V . House
Automotive Re
Leaty
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