Adequate Land Use Program Based on Inter Relationships
Dr. A B Cox urges a broad state land use program built on interrelations of land types including agricultural mineral commercial and industrial needs and their effects on agriculture. He cites Texas UT Bureau work linking world markets regional economies and industry coordination to form an integrated plan. Mrs C L Baker ill at West 24th Street home is reported improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Austin
A. B. Cox
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau of Business Research
Aggvest
Bureau of Businss Research
University of Texas
Texas
Southwest
Elmer H. Johnson
F. A. Bueche
Bureau
Texas Cotton Committee
Industrial Planning Committee For
C. L. Baker
West 24Th Street
iProm
Louis Eilenbrink
Kurten
Bryan
F. F. Lohman
Meirer
Port Arthur
Bob Henderson
Near Lola
P. S. Park
8. C. Williams
Leonard
E. B. Reynolds
R. L. Gatlin
Somerville
West 27Th Street
Henry Rohde
Ollie Emme
Navasota River
J. B
Puddy
J. Tom Smith
East 26Th Street
Doris Reynolds
Franklin
Cora Cavitt
Wheelock
Robert Armstrong
Ursuline Avenue
Ralphana Searcy
Robert Fuqua
J. Karl Porter
Caldwell
Mr. Porter
Burleson County
Brazos County
Burleson
Porter
D. Haydari
Rustam Farm
Baghdad
Iraq
Haydari
A. & M. College
Department of Agriculture
FE. R. Bryant
Houston
Bryant
Bryan Day by Day Residents and Visitors Chronicle
A Bryan town record lists numerous residents and visitors from Iola Semprings to Kurten and Wheelock. The notes mention shopping outings, visits with relatives, business trips in Bryan, and several university students home for the weekend. Local officials and merchants are also noted in attendance and travel to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lawless
B. H. Yeager
Wayne Howard
D. M. Howard
Iola
J. T. Maloney
Ggay
Austin
Bryan
Cy Koontz
Zack
Isubert Holt
Navasota
J. L. Price
Wellborn
Laura C. Woolsey
Maude Leigh
Mitton Maloney
Bennie Griffin
Baylor University
Waco
James Bowers
Roy 5
Miss Crenshaw
Reliance Public Schools
J. W. Crenshaw
R. L. Smith
Honeton
Missouri Pacific Lines
O. H. Astin
W. P. Kelly
B. F. Lloyd
Kurten
Sankey Park
Dallas
R. M. Nall, Jr
Georgetown
Lamar Bethea
Joe Holik
Smetana
Plan for Improvement at Old Tryon Cemetery
W J Lawless says a cemetery work ing and dinner will be held at the Old Tryon cemetery on February 22. He notes it is one of the county’s oldest cemeteries and urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Tryon
W. J. Lawless
Bryan Preachers To Speak Weekly In Bryan Schools
Bryan pastors resume weekly talks in public schools during the last half of the year with a schedule listing speakers at Austin Travis and Bowie campuses. The program had lapsed due to pastoral changes but was revived after coordination with school authorities.
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Churches of
Bryan
L. B. Elwod
Stephen F. Austin
E. S. Bledsoe
Travis
J. J. Blackwelder
Bowie
W. H. Andrew
Austin
L. A. Wilson
J. B. Glessner
T. Gordon Watts
Roy
Bledsoe
Blackwelder
Andrew
Wilson
Gliessmer
Watts
Holloman
Elred
Rev
Gleissner
Elrod
Hollomon
Milk war danger to Brazos county dairy industry
A citizen warns that a local milk price war harms Brazos county dairy producers, merchants, and the public. He urges producers and merchants to meet at a conference to craft a plan that benefits all, noting feed costs alone do not explain expenses and stressing shared prosperity and government relief limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Congress
Brazos ‘County
Bishop Quinprevenant Urges Chamber of Commerce Unity
The sermon argues community progress through a strong Bryan County Chamber of Commerce in 1923. He cites modern invention, transport and home comforts as proof we have more ways to live, while stressing charity amid economic stress to prevent suffering. belief that investment in civic work pays.
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W. R. McCullough
Mr. Jenkins
Rotary International
Jenkins
Chamber of Commerce
Stanford
W. A. Duncan
Albert Stone
14Th
Bryant and Brazos County
Bishop Quin
Albert E. Wiggam
Local Visitors Act at Chamber Meeting
President Stanford addressed attendees while Secretary McCullough introduced James Swanson and Mrs. H. B. Anderson of the Navasota chamber, J. N. Bay lor and R. W. Knight of Crockett chamber, C. E. Bowles county agent, Robert Blanton secretary of Hearne chamber, Mrs. Blanton, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton of Hearne, and J. R. McCrary and Mrs. McCrary of Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
McCullough
James Swanson
H. B. Anderson
Navasota Chamber of Commerce
J. N. Baylor
R. Fef. Taylor
R. W. Knight
Crockett Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Bowles
Crockett
Robert Blanton
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Blanton
T. R. Hamilton
Hearne
J. R. McCrary
McCrary
Calvert
Officers Retained and New Leaders Named by BFYPS
Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies re elected Heber Stewart as president at the Sunday meeting held at Free Will Baptist church. Officers elected include John Frank Womble vice president, John Sidney Smith secretary, and Walter Johnson treasurer. The program focused on Personal Soul Winning with talks by Bill Wright Ruby Reed and Rev J Blackwelder. Announcements covered Bowie gym events, Feb 5 federation meeting, and a cabinet meeting Jan 31 at First Baptist. Plans for a recreation center rally and fundraising were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Stewart
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Free Will Baptist Church
Stewart
First Baptist Church
John Frank Womble
First Christian Church
John Sidney Smith
College Avenue Baptist Church
Walter Johnson
Free Will Baptist Group
Lamar Williams
Bill Wright
Ruby Reed
J. Blackwelder
Kathleen Garrett
Eleanor Lucas
Bowie Gym
Federation
First Methodist Church
Cabinet
Sue Haswell
Jumping Events for ROTC Officers and Cadets
The ROTC detachment announces jumping events open to all regular, reserve and national guard officers and to enlisted men of KR ROTC. Three classes are offered: enlisted men's jumping with public animals, six jumps up to 3 feet 8 inches. touch and out or performance judging. officers jumping with public or private mounts. First prize four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
National Guard
Horse Show Classes and Catalog of Events
The program lists mounted jump classes up to 3 feet 10 inches with six jumps, open to all, plus public or private pair jumping with six jumps not to exceed 3 feet 8 inches. Other classes include military and civilians three gaited, fine harness, Shetland pony, ladies novice, children's three gaited, five gaited, colt and company stake race. First Lieutenant J J Binns notes the New York automobile show offers only standard models, inviting horse lovers and skeptics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. J. Binns
F. A
D.C
Huntsville Leader and Daughter Visit Bryan
Tom Ball and daughter Kathleen Ball of Huntsville visited Bryan on Monday. Ball is active vice president of First National Bank, a local bank paying dividends, and engages in Chamber of Commerce work. He has served as Huntsville president and East Texas Chamber vice president and promotes road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ball
Matherine
Huntsville
Bryan
Ball
First National Bank
Chamber of Commerce
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Rural church pastor attends seminary in Fort Worth
Rev. Basil Halbert pastor of Steep Hollow and Reliance Baptist churches left Monday for Fort Worth to study at Southwestern Baptist Seminary and expect the Th. M. degree in May. He preaches at Reliance on Sunday and the first weekend and at Steep Hollow on the fourth weekend each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Halbert
Steep Hollow
Reliance Baptist
Fort Worth
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Halbert
Reliance
Lowerys and Grandson Visit Ennis Friends in Bryan
Mr and Mrs J K Lowery and their little grandson Pat Lowery of Ennis spent today in Bryan with friends. The group enjoyed a day of socializing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Lowery
Pat Lowery
Ennis
Bryan
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United States
Old Tryon Cemetery
Walter Armstrong
People’s Column
R. G. Caldwell
Rice Institute
der. Caldwell
Gandhi
Manchester
England
Far East
Quin
BFYPS
Sunday Stewart
Bio di
Baptist Seminary
Bryan and College
Creamery
Reuwith
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