Year’s Achievements Recounted by C of C Officials
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce annual report highlights the board and secretary S. E. Eberstadt’s year of effort. It notes census work, highway and interurban Rail Way concerns, educational petitions, city campaigns, and the Bryan Cemetery Association’s cleanup drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Bryan and Prazos County
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan Eagle
Woman's Club
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan and College
Austin
State Railroad Commission
W. E. Saunders
Dallas
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
L. L. McInnis
S. E. Eberstadt
W. C. Davis
Ed Hall
W. B. Bizzell
Bryan
State Highway Commission
West Texas
Rockdale
Bastrop
A. & M., College
A. & M. Athletic Association
Tabor
Brazos County
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Fort Worth
Hobby
Bankhead Highway Association
Hoods’ Brigade
Teachers Institute
Building and Loan Association
Bankers Farmers
College
A. H. Kroh
A. & M. College Athletic Association
T. K. Lawrence
A. & M. College
87Th Infantry
Walton Peteet
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Farm Boys
United States
Record of civic effort to count population and housing in Bryan
A detailed recount describes a solicitor’s drive to extend the 1910 Bryan census, securing thousands of names, coordinating with officials, and persuading volunteers. She outlines housing maneuvers for federal students, professors, and newcomers, including inventive recruitment tactics and housing searches to fit families and lone workers in Bryan.
Chamber official recalls housing help for Bryan newcomers
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce secretary describes arranging rented homes and expanded housing for federal students and families, detailing earnings, memberships, meetings, and gratitude toward President Jenkins and the board. He notes 418 regular members, 84 contributing members, and 502 total, with 31 new joins and 25 leaving since March 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Lbizzell
Prof. Bolton
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Building and Loan Association
Bryan and Brazos County
Bankers Farmers Congress
A. & M. Colege
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Comerce
Jenkins
Bryan Woman's Club
Tyler Haswell Re-elected President of C of C in 1921 Meeting
The Bryan Chamber of Commerce re elected Tyler Haswell as president for 1921. In his remarks he praised local press and telephone service and urged continued cooperation for Bryan and Brazos County. Attendees included E J Jenkins J N Dulaney L L McInnis W H Cole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Brazos County
Bryan Eagle
Bryan Telephone Company
E. J. Jenkins
Tyler Haswell
J. N. Dulaney
L. L. McInnis
W. H. Cole
W. B. Bizzell
J. T. Maloney
Wilson Bradley
A. M. Waldrop
G. A. Adams
John A. Moore, Jr
J. M. Lawrence
Resolution of Regret on Departure of Ed Halli Read
Bryan chamber honors Ed Hall for leaving to take state capital opportunity. Board confirms Haswell as president and discusses H T C spur track aid, gravel pit grading, and cemetery board vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Halli
Tyler Haswell
Bryan
Bryan and Brazos County
Moore
Haswell
S. E. Jenkins
A. T. Towler
Benchley
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Bizzell
A. & M. College
George A. Adams
Bryan Cemetery Association
Ed Hall
Oak McKenzie
L. L. McInnis
W. H. Cole
Brazos County
Missionary Union of Central Texas Meets at Hearne
The Wo man’s Missionary Union of the Central Texas Baptist Association holds a full day meeting at First Baptist Hearne on Saturday January 29. Mrs W S Howell of Bryan leads the association with Brazos Milam and Robertson counties represented. Mrs J C Williamson of Austin is district president and main speaker with delegates from every Central Texas Baptist church attending. A Bryan First Baptist delegation travels by car to Hearne for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Union
Central Texas Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Hearne
W. S. Howell
Bryan
Brazos
Milam
Robertson
J. C. Williamson
Austin
Woman's Missionary
Union of Every Baptist Church
Central Texas Association
First Baptist Church of
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South Carolina
Texas Automobile Associationy
Texas Bankers’ Association
E. C
Lee J. Rountree
Trade Journal
Bankers- Farmers’ Conference
Comercial
Houston
C. L. Benson
Texas Farm Boy
Newton
Teachers’ Institute
Allen Academy
Villa Maria Academy
Geo. S. Bruce
Industrial Department
I. & G. N. Railway
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Kent
Ferret
Hardy
Sheppard
Culberson
Mr. Fairman
T. C. Nunn, Jr
Candy Hill
Cemetery Road
Bettie
Villa Maria
McCulloch Addition
Washington
McCulloch
Ss. E. Eberstadt
Eberstadt
Missionary Union OF
Central Texas
Bryan Cotton Oil
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