Bryan Weekly Eagle fragment from 22nd year edition
Partial OCR text shows Bryan Weekly Eagle with editor names, rates, and Associated Press notice. Mentions class designation, March MAG, and address lines from Texas and New York offices. Content is garbled with missing dates and coherent events.
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Bryan
Lee J. A Pomtree
Texas Daily Press
Mercen Banking
Dallas
Texas
Madison Ave
New York
N. Y
Agesociation
Chicago Diinols
Farmers urged to plant pure staple cotton seed in 1926
Local papers echo calls for self sufficiency in feedstuffs and cotton seed planting. Franklin Texan urges raising feed for both use and stock. Tyler Chamber of Commerce outlines 1926 plans including a Fair Auditorium and pushing East Texas farmers to plant pure staple cotton seed for better quality and pricing.
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Franklin Texan
Tyler Chamber of Commerce
Smith County
East Texas
Tyler Courier- Times
The Eagle's 1926 Ambition For Brazos County
The Eagle pledges to add quality across pages with new editorials and ads. It aims to be read in every Brazos County home to better serve the people with county materials and activities. It seeks citizen cooperation, calling a newspaper an institution beyond business.
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The
Eagle
Brazes County
Bryan
Brazos County
If you must invest in Florida now wait another year
The note advises delaying Florida investments for a year to secure bargains. It suggests prices will drop to half, yielding the same values later. 투자 견해를 제공하는 투자 조언으로 읽히는 항목이다.
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Florida
Governor Ferguson Needs Steady Counsel in Texas
The Cincinnati Times-Star comments that Governor Ma Ferguson of Texas requires wiser guidance. It notes her current adviser was chosen for better or worse, and the paper implies a need for wiser counsel amid her administration.
Wisdom and Life: Rest, Love, Laughter, and Work
A reflective aphorism from Hubbard emphasizes balance, noting rest as rust for the mind and life as a blend of love, joy, and diligent effort. It urges mindful living and purposeful daily labor.
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Hubbard
Quote on happiness and rebellion by Henryk Ibsen
The quote questions the human right to happiness and frames happiness as a spark of rebellion. It reflects Ibsen’s view on existential striving and the uneasy pursuit of joy amidst constraint.
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Henryk Ibsen
If there were no God it would be necessary to invent Him
A concise philosophical axiom attributed to Voltaire asserting the need to create a concept of a higher power if none exists. The remark underscores religion’s social function in guiding belief, authority, and moral order.
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Francis M. Voltaire
Do You Poll Tax Paying Early and Avoid the Rush
A compact guidance item advises taxpayers to pay early to sidestep peak rush periods. It emphasizes avoiding delays and potential penalties by filing and remitting payments ahead of deadlines.
Brazos County A. M. Club to Meet in Bryan
The Brazos County A. and M. Club led by president F. E. Lichte will hold a semi monthly meeting in Bryan on Friday January 22 at the Episcopal Parish dining room. T. A. Munson oversees the venue and H. H. Williamson directs the day’s program. Exes of the College are urged to attend the first Bryan meeting with assembly from 12:00 to 12:50 to allow return to duty at 1:00.
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Brazos County
A. and M. Club
F. E. Lichte
Bryan
Episcopal Parish
Ladies’ Guild
D. C. Demaret
T. A. Munson
A. & M. Civil Engineering
H.H. Williamson
Bryan Exes
Phebian Bible Class Holds Social at Mrs Blassenz Home
The Phebian Bible Class of the College Avenue Baptist Church held its last social and business meeting at Mrs Jno A Blassenz home with over thirty members present. Mrs McDuff Simpson presided, secretary Mrs L Wilkerson kept records, and the group pledged to raise 100 for the Church Building Fund.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Jno A. Blassenz
C. ©. Beal
Annual Bryan Chamber Banquet Highlights Year’s Work
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce closed an epochal year at Long’s Cafe with over 200 members. Officers and chairmen reported on activities, finances, and the year ahead, naming four new directors and honoring rural club leaders.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Lawrence
Chambers of Commerce
Bryan
Mr. Howell
W. J. Murray
Steep Hollow
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
E. A. Peters
Hervey
Will Hill
Edge
Charley Merka
Smetana
Cliff Lopez
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Alvord
New Board of Directors Named for Bryan and Brazos Chamber
The election committee S Moylan Bird R D McCulloch and Will Poindexter reported the candidates with the highest votes for the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board. The list includes Geo A Adams Ike Ashburn W S Barron F C Bolton Wilson Bradley W H Cole J N Dulaney Eugene Edge H O Ferguson J M Gordon Tyler Haswell F L Henderson J Webb Howell W S Higgs E J Jenkins Jno M Lawrence T K Lawrence J D Martin L L McInnis J Bryan Miller M L Parker Mrs Lee J Rountree D L Wilson A M Waldrop and T O Walton.
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S. Moylan Bird
R. D. McCulloch
Will Poindexter
Bryan and Brazos County
E. F. Parks
W. S. Higgs
F. L. Henderson
Lamar Bethea
Mike Altamore
H. Litt
I. Maniloff
R. C. Franks
A. Benbow
Robi. J. Bunnicutt
E. B. Elliott
E. J. Hunt
Travis B. Bryan
N. B. Allen
W. E. Hutton
P. A. Tardy
D. L. Wilson
D. Mike
I. E. Warren
M. F. Vitopil
R. B. Dunn
D. W. Goolsbee
Chas. Salvato
F. D. Fuller
H. T. Downard
Albert Goodman
I. L. McNeeley
A. E. Withers
W. R. Sanders
W. S. Martin
Pat Newton
W. E. McCartney
Charles E
R. M. Vick
Ross Dean
Henry Locke
David Reid
Moylan Bird
E. W. Price
F. E. Lichte
Chas. F. Hillier
Geo
Fisert
J. L. Reese
J. N. Dulaney
E. P. Humbert
R. W. Persons
C. L. Benson
Todd R. White
L. Guy Ament
Wilson Bradley
S. E. Eberstadt
Jno
F. Carroll
Forrest Jones
A. Crockett
J. W. Black
Chas. Merka
T. A. Satterwhite
J. Z. Ramsey
J. Linton Robertson
J. Tom Smith
W. H. Holzmann
E. E. Yeager
W. E
Auditing Committee Formed by President John M Lawrence
The auditing committee is constituted by President John M. Lawrence with Bryan and Brazos County as references. The notice outlines the formation and scope of the committee's responsibilities.
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John M. Lawrence
Bryan and Brazos County
Methodist Teachers Receive Certificates In Training Program
Rev. F D Dawson presented certificates and diplomas to over fifty Sunday School workers at First Methodist Bryan for completing a course on psychological aspects of religious education. The program stressed Jesus as teacher and linked secular and religious education, with emphasis on home school church cooperation.
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Methodist
F. D. Dawson
Jacksonville
Texas
Bryan
First Methodist
Christ
Oak McKenzie
H. H. McCain
Dawson
Jesus
Texas Conference
Simon Peter
James
John
Thomas
Atkins
Bishop Atkins
Hamil
General Sunday School Board
Nashville
Tennessee
Bly
Mabel Zimmermann
C. M. Bethany
Methodist Sunday School
R. M. Dansby
J. B. Priddy
W. W. Solomon
T. A. Adams
W. H. Cole
W. F. Gibbs
E. W. Crenshaw
Mr. Oak McKenzie
Edyth Lloyd
Edna Earl Cummings
Flora Woods
Mary Helen Racey
Eugenia Cochran
Elliott Benson
Mesdames
A. F. Stone
H. N. Cochran
H. D. Cuykendall
J. N. Goodwin
J. B. Christian
G. W. Barnes
Misses Mabel Zimmerman
Edna Earl Cumings
Emile Cochran
Elizabeth Cline
Mattie Mike
Martha Rivers Allen
Mesdames Lauwr Jones
Philip Hensarling, Jr
Glen Marlowe
Allen Academy
Chamber of Commerce Auditing Report Notes Two Missing Vouchers
The auditing committee reports the Chamber of Commerce books balance with two exceptions. An appropriation for a bridge on the Navasota River into Leon County for 1500 dollars and an appropriation for a county health nurse for 200 dollars lack issued vouchers. The items were board appropriations per the Secretary's Annual Report.
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Chamber of Commerce
Navasota River
Leon County
J. N. Dulaney
Fred L. Cavitt
Travis B. Bryan
Over 200 Plates List Of Attendees At Meeting
The record shows more than two hundred members registered for the event with a lengthy roster including E. F. Parks W. S. Higgs F. L. Henderson Lamar Bethea Mike Altamore H. Litt I Mani loff R. C. Franks and many others. The list names attendees from diverse surnames and titles, indicating a large turnout.
Bryan Eagle Names Local Figures In District Notice
The Bryan Eagle lists Frank Zubik CG J Jancik A Ko sofsky J Webb Howell J P Carnes W B Lanham W H Lawrence E J Fermier Dan Mc Kenzie C O Henderson C C Morgan C M Bethany Powell Winter Geo P Edge W A Boy ett T A Adams W B Roman W H Cole Abe Charawsky J Bryan Miller J H Stallings C B Beckwith W O Sanders Max Gelber and H D Cuykendall among the local figures referenced in the notice.
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Frank Zubik
CG. J. Jancik
A. Kosofsky
J. Webb Howell
J. P. Carnes
W. B. Lanham
W. H. Lawrence
E. J. Fermier
Dan McKenzie
C. O. Henderson
C. C. Morgan
C. M. Bethany
Powell Winter
Geo. P. Edge
W. A. Boyett
T. A. Adams
W. B. Roman
W. H. Cole
Abe Charawsky
J. Bryan Miller
J. H. Stallings
C. 8. Beckwith
W. O. Sanders
Max Gelber
H. D. Cuykendall
The
Bryan Eagle
West Side PTA approves Alamo map and geography aids
The West Side Parent Teachers met in January approving purchase of a gold Alamo print for Texas History in the Sixth grade. They plan to buy geography maps and replace dead trees along the curb while boosting fundraising like weekly candy sales.
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West Side
Association
Cradle of Texas Liberty
Texas
A. P. Swallow
Ways and Means
Grades Compete for Best Representation of Mothers Picture
In a school meeting the sixth grade presented the best representation of mothers while the third, fourth and fifth grades tied for second place. It was agreed that each of these grades should keep their picture portion part time until the next meeting.
Mrs Garth Suffers Hip Fracture in Fall
A message to Miss Willie Rogers from Miss Cora Garth reports Mrs F L Garth has a broken hip after a fall in the city. The X ray confirms the fracture but states she rested well last night and is progressing as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
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Willie Rogers
Cora Garth
F. L. Garth
W Armstrong of Tabor Hurt In Accidental Windmill Incident
Walter Armstrong president of the Tabor Community Club and prominent Brazos County farmer was lightly injured Monday morning when a block and tackle jammed on a windmill and a piece of equipment struck his head. He missed the Chamber of Commerce banquet that night.
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Walter Armstrong
Tabor
J A Cahill of Smetana Reported Slightly Improved
J A Cahill of Smetana is reported slightly improved after several days of serious illness.
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J. A. Cahill
Smetana
Mrs Morehead Injured in Houston Fall
Mrs L E Morehead widow of the late L E Morehead and sheriff in this county will remain bedridden for weeks after a Monday night fall in Houston fracturing two ribs She is staying with her daughter Mrs R A Crawford in Houston Mr and Mrs R J Holligan left for Houston to be with her and plan to return her to Bryan for residence with them.
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L. E. Morehead
Houston
R. A. Crawford
R. J. Holligan
Eagle job printing department serves community needs
The Eagle’s job printing department offers complete kit and other job work with neat prompt service. Read the Eagle for community news and notices from Hobe.
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Eagle
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
Phebian
Sprague Campus
Sprague
W. T. Clark
J. W. Dorsey
M. College
Long Cafe
Victor Talking Machine Company
Eberstadt
J. H. Todd
Chamber of Comerce
Tyler Haswell
Ape
A. M. Waldrop
Trade Extension Committee
M. L. Parker
Agricultural Committee
Ike Ashburn
J. D. Martin
Pitts and
Jones
Brazos
Cit Development
Sue Haswell
Lee J. Rountree
George A. Adams
Cemetery Association
F. W. Hensel
B. Youngblood
Charles H. Alvord
Youngblood
Dr. Alvord
South
Jno. M. Lawrence
NEW Board OF Directors Chamber Commerce
W. Armstrong
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
Cc. E. Nutt
Mineral Springs
Ark
Thedford
Takingford
Smith Drug CO
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