Funeral Services For Mrs. McAdams
Mrs. McAdams funeral services were held at the First Baptist church with Dr. John A. Held officiating. The deceased was survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Buchanan and five brothers and one sister in California Oregon Illinois and Texas. Pall bearers included four Buchanan brothers and two McAdams brothers. Circle No. 5 of the Woman's Auxiliary served as honorary pall bearers. Burial followed at the City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Buchanan
Roy Buchanan
Pendleton
Oregon
C. W. Buchanan
Abilene
John Buchanan
Chicago
Grady Buchanan
Waco
Edgar Buchanan
Bryan
L. T. Sells
Bellflower
California
First Baptist Church
John A. Held
Wilson
John
Grady
Edward Buchanan
Mr. Mc-Adams
J. R
R. L. Mc-Adams
Bedias
McAdams
Neff leaves Bible portrait of Wilson in Texas term end
Gov Pat Neff marked the close of a four year term by leaving a brand new Bible inscribed To My Successors and a portrait of Woodrow Wilson in the Texas executive office. He planned private work at McGregor for about two weeks and cited a worn pocket dictionary and a childhood keepsake picture as desk companions.
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Associated Press
Austin
Woodrow Wilson
Gov. Neff
Pat M. Neff
Wilson
McGregor
A and M VETERINARY SPEAKERS AT TEXAS MEETING IN HOUSTON
The State Veterinary Medical Association of Texas holds its second semi annual meeting in Houston with A and M College of Texas faculty delivering talks at Hotel Bender and Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Dr. Marstellar discusses cattle sterility and Dr. Dean covers bacillary white diarrhea. A. Ther amrent tenturee and others present. A theatre party and clinics follow.
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A. and M. College of Texas
State Veterinary Medical Association of Texas
Houston
Hotel Bender
Chamber of Commerce
R. P. Marstellar
Blackhere
Conad
A. Ther
Amrent Tenturee
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Pine-O-Pine Co
Inec
the Majestic
Tea Honoring Visitors Planned by Mrs Astin
Mrs. Erwin Hugh Astin invites guests to a tea honoring Mrs. Fred Pryor of Austin and Mrs. F Dudley Derkins of McKinney Tuesday January 27 from four to six o clock at her College Boulevard home.
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Erwin Hugh Astin
Fred &, Pryor
Austin
F. Dudley Derkins
McKinney
College Boulevard
Jolly and Pony Wilson Attend Houston Chevrolet Convention
D. D. Jolly and Pony Wilson of the D. D. White Co. are in Houston today for a Chevrolet salesmen convention.
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D. D. Jolly
Pony” Wilson
The
D. D. White Co
Houston
Paradowsky and son visit Trades Day in Bryan
Joe Paradowsky and his son Carroll, from the Leonard community, were shoppers at Trades Day in Bryan today highlighting local families taking part in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paradowsky
Carroll
Leonard
Bryan
Only Half of Brazos County Cars Registered
Brazos County reports 1 958 new license tags issued and paid auto taxes, a little more than half of all cars in the county. From February 1 a 25 percent penalty applies and driving without a new license carries a fine. County Tax Collector J Marion Ferguson urges owners to bring bills of sale and required numbers to speed tag issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J. Marion Ferguson
Negro health nurse project gains donor pledges in Brazos county
The Brazos County Public Health Nursing Committee met to raise funds for a negro health program. The State Bureau of Child Hygiene has pledged 1000 dollars, with Brazos County matching 1000 more. J Webb Howell pledges 300 annually, Dr. Thompson and Dr. Hammond commit 300 each from the Negro community, leaving 400 to raise. Committees were formed to seek aid from county commissioners and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Thompson
Hammond
Mills P. Walker
M. Erskine J. B. Miller
E. P. Humbert
A. H. Lehdigh
Elizabeth Curtis
Katherine Hayquist
State Bureau of Child Hygiene
Annie May Mathis
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Set for January 27
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting and banquet on January 27. All members are invited with no plate fee, and Mayor Tyler Haswell chairs the entertainment committee handling arrangements. Further details will be announced periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
Neff to Resume Law Practice in Houston
Governor Pat M. Neff plans to live in Houston and join the law firm of Thomas Ball as an associate. Reports say Alf will move his household goods to Waco soon while not committing to a permanent base there.
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Neff
Houston
Austin
Pat M. Neff
Thomas Ball
Alf
Waco
MeeLennan County
Bryan Woman's Club renews crepe myrtle planting plan
The Bryan Woman's Club reiterates crepe myrtle as the city flower and urges residents to plant and beautify Bryan. Planterene myrtle is also noted for future flower bed plans as spring approaches.
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Bryan, the
Myrtle
City—Plans
Woman’s Club
Bryan
Death of John W. Russell Father of Mrs. J. Milton Fountain
John W. Russell of Bonham died Saturday night after a brain hemorrhage at 58. He was a prominent Bonham banker for many years. Mrs. J Milton Fountain, of this city, mourns. her husband J M Fountain left for Bonham after the news. Funeral services were held in Bonham Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Sinvere
Fire destroys Nash barn and garage in Bryan
A morning fire destroyed the barn and garage of L. A. Nash, assistant county agent for Negroes, in Bryan. The car backfired igniting straw. no insurance covered losses totaling 550 dollars. Firefighters removed the car and kept the house safe, with hydrants and hose lines aiding suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Nash
Negro County
Nash
Bryan
Fire in Flue Triggers Alarm at J M Williams Home
Fire alarms sounded at 8 17 this morning at the J M Williams residence on College avenue owned by Dr Bizzell neighbors saw flames from the flue and feared a house fire. Fire trucks arrived to find the flames already dying with no water used and no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Williams
College Avenue
Dr. Bizzell
Williams
Oklahoma A&M Defeats Texas 27 to 15 for Back-to-Back Wins
In Stillwater Oklahoma A&M repeated over Texas with a 27 to 15 victory. Esquival and Nations were ejected for excessive fouling as the Aggies built a 15 to 3 halftime edge and held off a rough Texas defense in the second period.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
M. College
Texas University
Texans
Esquival
Nations
Hoover
Aggies
Longhorns
Rev Ament Returns Home From Evangelistic Conference
Rev and Mrs L Guy Ament arrived home in Braynon last night after several days away. He had been in Fort Worth for evangelistic conference sessions and came via Waco where he joined his wife visiting her aunt Mrs R A Waitte. He says the conference was splendid with large crowds high interest and good speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Guy Ament
Braynon
Conring joins Bryan in Hupmobiles sales
E A Conring from Houston arrives in Bryan to sell Hupmobiles with Christian Williams Motor Co. He brings fifteen years in auto sales and previously worked for Townsend and Nash in Houston. Mrs Conring and their son will join later once a home is found.
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E. A. Conring
Houston
Bryan
Conring
Conning
Christian Williams Motor Company
Hupmobiles
Townsend and Nash Motor Company
Marriage Licenses in Brazos County A M Swain Records
A Brazos County Clerk records list issued marriages since last publication. Names include Julius Groginsky with Sonia Kaplan, Dan Wilson with Bertha Thornton, G R Tobias with Ollie Moore, Lige Green with Emma Ellis, Wyatt Webb with Joyce Cleveland, and others totaling around two dozen couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McSwain
Julius Groginsky
Sonia Kaplan
Dan Wilson
Bertha ‘Thorton
G. R. Tobias
Olie Moore
Lige Green
Emma Ellis
Wyatt Webb
Joyce Cleveland
David Toliver
Beatrice McGuire
Wesley Scott
Johnnie Carroll
Elbert Jones
Alberto Hill
A. G. Pfaff
Grace Virginia Ashley
Vience Scambray
Tinnie Degelia
Johnnie Anderson
Dossie Mae Harris
Homer Agent
Charlie Rush
Randle G. Scott
Mary T. Johnson
Bill Moreal
Rosa Pecola
Willie Sterling
Mamie Jones
Roy K. Wilson
Robbie Leonard Puckett
Anderson Rountop
Rosa Colman
Claude Otis Nix
Lena Eva Dart
Bonnie Cartina
Lena Depuma
Collie Townsend
Lebora Scott
Walter Rooks
Rosetta Welborn
J. R. Mullins
Pearl Dudley
Four Residents Win Prizes at Flour Demonstration Event
William Griffin C L Benson Mrs W S McCaghren and Onie Gustavus won six pound sacks of White Crest flour during a demonstration at EK E Yeager Hardware Store represented by Miss Catherine Kent. About 50 to 60 attendees visited the event. The promotion runs through next week with daily prizes totaling 24 pounds per day and samples tested by Eagle office staff.
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William Griffin
C. L. Benson
W. S. McCaghren
Onie Gustavus
White Crest
Catherine Kent
Howell & Company
EK. E. Yeager
Eagle Office
Kent
Job Printing- Phone 36 The Eagle Printing Company
A concise classified note advertises job printing services offered by The Eagle Printing Company with a contact phone number 36. The item emphasizes printing capabilities for various needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle Printing Company
Bryan Bottling Works owner shot by negro bandit in Houston
The Salvato Brothers report that Ben Salvato of Bryan was shot in Houston while walking to a street car. The assailant-brandishing a pistol demanded money, firing a shot that hit Salvato in the right arm. Doctors say the wound is serious but improving as of Sunday night. Charley Salvato traveled to Houston to be with his father.
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Salvato Brothers of
Bryan
Brazos Bottling Works
Ben Salvato
Houston
Salvato
Dowling
P. H. Scardino
Mr. Salvato
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Charley Salvato
J. D. Martins Address at Texas Hardware Meeting in Dallas
J D Martin president of the Texas Hardware and Implement Association delivered the opening address at the 27th annual convention in the Hotel Adolphus Dallas. He praised cooperation among members and urged every city to hold at least one district meeting annually while noting financial improvement and his duty bound leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Martin
Texas Hardware and Implement Association
Dallas
Bryan Daily Magic
Adolphus
Dan Scoates
College Station
Houston
Cotton farm grand test sparks three future choices
A. W. Buchanan lauds John W. McFarlane's five acre cotton yield of over 1000 pounds and warns Texas and Southern growers to choose among three paths: persist with low yielding methods, push higher acreage with risk of price collapse, or adopt intelligent methods and reduce land use while meeting home demand to stabilize prices.
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Texas
John W. McFarlane
Palestine
Anderson County
Dallas
Farm News
McFarlane
Mr. McFarlane
Dallas News
South
Southland
Acre
Spiller Advocates Co operative Livestock Marketing
E B Spiller of Fort Worth secretary of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association spoke at the A M Science Seminar at Texas A M College Station endorsing co operative marketing for livestock. He noted pooling and grading as benefits for small and large producers and cited the movement as the third largest marketing agency on the Fort Worth market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Spiller
Fort Worth
Bryan Dally Hagle
College Station
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Spiller
Co-Operative Marketing Group
Co-Operative Association
Kansas City
Warning to Radio Violators Over Air Waves Nuisance
A local reader urges action against improper radio transmissions that interfere with others and violate federal licensing laws. The Eagle cites the Radio Inspector in New Orleans and urges reporting nuisance broadcasts to stop unauthorized use of telegraph or telephone sending sets within range of receivers.
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New Orleans
High and Low Mercury Readings Of Last Week
Readings from the department of entomology at A and M College show weekly temperatures. The period starting Monday January 12 recorded daily highs of 49 to 60 degrees and nightly lows from 27 to 45. The weekly average was 49 for highs and 38 for lows. Tempted.
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Department of Entomology, A. and M. College
F. L. Thomas
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A. & M. Veterinary Dep
J. M. Fountain
Oklahoma
U. Longhorns
Invaders
Longhorn
Oklahoma Aggies
Arkansas U. Os
Texas Aggies Aaa
Rice Institute
Baylor
University Aeea
Ss. M. U
Rev. Ament
Constantinople
Zorah Agra
Agra
Wasth
HUP
Koston
Dr. Youngblood
D. W. Williams
A. and M. College
Young County
Animal Husband Dry
Cattle Raisers’ Association
Jim Lowving
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