State press supports plan to cut Texas government costs
The Texas Press Association tax advisory committee met in Austin to organize a collaboration with state departments to reduce government expenses and taxes. Leaders from business and media joined, urging consolidation, school funding overhaul, and a spending cut target of at least 5 million dollars per year for the next biennium while avoiding new taxes.
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Austin
The
Texas Press Association
Community Notes from Bremond and Nearby Visits
Local families welcome relatives visiting Bremond and Groesbeck. Attendance at Sunday church services, plus remarks on Rev. Arceneux joining Bryan area ministry. Residents share outings to Bryan, Houston, and Millican, with multiple gatherings and homecomings noted.
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James Peyton
Sara
Richard Arlen
Margaret Crabb
Brémond
Jesse Peyton
Boyd Cameron
Groesbeck
W. H. Peyton
Elizabeth Peyton
Houston
Joshua Sikes
Amos Smith
Frank Deason
Bryan
Deason
Sam Seale
Ray Haltom
Ella Sikes
W. L. Sikes
Early Arceneux
Killeen
N. B. Sikes
Ross Seale
John Peyton
Barbara
Peyton Baggett
Clara
Albert
Sikes
Bonney Garrett
Effie Rice
Johnnie Peyton
Joe Juroska Jr
Alice Forson
James Eda Martin
Franklin
S. R. Rice
H. W. Peyton
Sutton
Peyton
W. I. Peyton
Henry Baker
Pansy Underwood
Calvert
George Smith
Ed Smith
H. M. Bowman
Marguerite Peyton
Bremond
Edge tev Chas Thompson fills appointment Sunday crowd gathers
A large crowd attended a Sunday appointment for Chas Thompson. Mr and Mrs Jodie Murphy hosted the youths for a petty Friday night. Visitors from Bryan and Plainview were noted among locals in Hearne and nearby areas.
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Chas. Thompson
Jodie Murphy
J C. Hartsfield
Bryan
Roy Elliott
G. D. Leighman
Hearne
J. Close
Mesers
Carson Lawson
Will Lawson
Bill Birge
Plainview
Joe Opersteny
Stanley Wymola
Chas. EF. Griffin
Calvin Rhodés
Nine birthday celebrated at Kelley home
Clifford Kelley turned nine with a Tuesday birthday party at his parents home. Guests included Helen Pate Inez Ross Lillie Faye Arrington Elizabeth Todd Cleon Ryan Aline Ryan Thomas Arrington Morris McCullough Charles McCullough Edd Ryan Alice Bert Cecyle Maudine Kelley Ethlyne Raines and other friends as hot chocolate and cake followed a pink candle lit cake.
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Irwin Todd
Kurten
C. N. Jones
E. A. Peters
Houston
Marshall Peters
Navasota
Bill Bradley
Millican
J. M. Kincannon
W. C. Raines
Bryan
Cecil Kelley
N. C. Cole
S. B. Pate
E. A. Hensarling
Ethelyne Raines
Susie Mae Mitchell
Clifford Kelley
K. Kelley
Helen Pate
Inez Ross
Lillie Faye Arrington
Elizabeth Todd
Cleon Ryan
Aline Ryan
Thomas Arrington
Morris McCullough
Charles McCullough
Edd Ryan
Alice Bert
Cecyle Maudine Kelley
Ethlyne Raines
County Officers Called to Meet On Next Friday
Commissioner Guy F Royett returned from Mineral Wells where he attended a legislative committee meeting of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas The committee schedules a special Austin meeting Friday to approve or reject county government changes The group will convene in the Travis county courthouse Thursday night Royett as vice president will help plan the October Mineral Wells convention with Judge Otis Miller and Ben Brooks secretary treasurer
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Guy F. Royett
Mineral Wells
County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas
Austin
Travis County
Boyett
Otis Miller
Anson
Ben Brooks
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets Sold by Eagle Printing
Eagle Printing announces sale of yellow second sheets compatible with typewriters. The items are offered in bulk quantities to offices and studios, with pricing tiers based on order size and delivery timing.
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Eagle Printing Company
Cass County Texas farm demonstrations yield 400 beeves canned
County and home agents assisted farmers in killing, cutting and canning 400 beeves across 23 communities with 40 000 containers of meat canned. The piece notes smokehouse improvisation, hams smoked over a coal scuttle, and praises various extension staff and 4-H efforts urging farm youth to submit club reports by February 1.
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Cass County
Texas
Littlepage
Miss Terrell
Benson
Seattle
W. I. Andrew
Lee J. Rountree
Texas Farms Focus On Home Living In 1932 Review
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service director O. B. Martin notes farm families in Texas produced most living at home in 1932. He cites 100 million food containers canned, large feed crops, improved pasture, and debt collections rising to 94 percent in some areas, with distress in cash income yet ample food and growing home manufacture. He projects 1933 will keep home living and farm efficiency rising, outlining eight policy points and promoting home-based industries like sorghum syrup and cheese.
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College Station
Texas
O. B. Martin
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Texas Agriculture
Texas Farm People Aid to Build Agricultural Empire
Fragment notes how farm people in Texas are mobilized as demonstrators to improve country life, making agriculture profitable, comfortable, and cultural, with gains claimed to secure the state's agricultural foundations.
Baptist Choir to Broadcast Sacred Hymns on Radio
The First Baptist church choir will air a sacred music program on WTAW Friday night from 7 15 to 8 00. The broadcast features hymns and gospel songs.
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The
First Baptist Church
WTAW
Aged Song Writer Helped by Smith Passes His Hat
Alfred E invokes the spirit of the 1928 campaign as James W. Blake, author of The Walks of New York, aged 70 and homeless, is aided. Smith contacts unemployment authorities to secure a job and shelter for the destitute writer who lost his sales job last year.
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Smith
New Y
Alfred E. A
New York
James W. Blake
Shuler Loser as Radio License Won't Be Rejected
The Supreme Court refused to review the DC Court of Appeals ruling affirming the radio commission in denying renewal of station KGEF Los Angeles. The decision cited Rev. Robert P. Shuler’s address as grounds. Shuler, a recent U S Senate candidate, formerly lived in Texas.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Radio Commission
KGEF
Los Angeles
Robert P. Shuler
United States
Rev. Shuler
Texas
North Texas
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
UT regents chairman named Austin's most worthy citizen
R L Batts attorney and chairman of the University of Texas board of regents was chosen Austin's most worthy citizen at a mass meeting. He received a trophy bearing the UT shield as a symbol of his years of service to the institution.
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Austin
R. L. Batts
Board of Regents
University of Texas
Engagement of Kurten Girl Announced
Mrs. W. F. Odom of Kurten announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Gussie Odom to Horace P. Dansby Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dansby. The couple will wed at 5 30 p m Thursday February 9 at the College Avenue Baptist Church.
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W. F. Odom of
Kurten
Gussie Odom
Horace P. Dansby, Jr
H. P. Dansby
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan Girls Attend Tea for Rainbow Girls at CSA
Misses Evelyn Koenig Barbara Eudaly Elizabeth Sloop from Bryan and Caroline Silvey of College Station attended a tea honoring the Rainbow Girls at the Texas State College for Women. The group will visit Fort Worth in February for a Polytechnical assembly dinner during St Valentine events. Margaret Franze joined the Spanish Choral Club and Paula Budaly competes in interclass basketball with tryouts upcoming for the varsity team. Eudaly majors in physical education.
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Denton
Evelyn Koenig
Barbara Eudaly
Elizabeth Sloop
Bryan
Caroline Silvey
College Station
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Polytechnic Assembly
Fort Worth
Paula Budaly
Women’s Athletic Association of the College
The
Athletic Association
Eudaly
Rose blooms honor long planted garden tale
Mrs. Hugo Lenz in eastern Bryan tends aging rose bushes and an American Beauty rose noted for purity and fragrance. She explains trimming and seasonal pruning keep blooms plentiful while her family and neighbors enjoy her generous garden rewards. The Eagle offers cash for good cotton rags.
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Bryan
Hugo Lenz
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