Local Leaders highlighted in Bryan and Brazos county progress
Luke Patree and Charlie drive Luke and Charlie store in Bryan and Campus Grocery in College Station while supporting the American Legion and Lions Club. J L Edge promotes city growth and Glenwood Park, and John W Carpenter exemplifies rural roots fueling Texas industry and education.
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College Station
Bryan
M. System
Luke
Charlie
One Sf College
Aryan Post
American Legion
Legion
Post
Gac
J. L. Edge
Brazos County
Georgia
Goober
Texas
Edge Dry Goods Company
Glenwood Park
Anil Field
Pages from a bygone campus society feature
A fragmentary tribute to Miss Kiss Jucia Ball of the A and M College campus community honors her charm, social influence, and sorority activity. The text praises her studies at A and N College and Texas University, notes wartime service, and recalls her ongoing social impact in Bryan and surrounding areas.
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Jucia Ball
G. B. Ball
M. College
Moth
San Antonio
Cis
Mics Bel
N. College
Rcard
Texas University At Austin
Pi Phi Sorority
Gordon Watts
D. P
Piret Presbyterian Church
Miss Blanch Brown
Mss Brown
Texas
Aggie Student Recovers After Accidental Pistol Discharge
Glenn G. Commons, 19, a Texas A and M junior mechanical engineering student, was found unconscious in his dorm room from a discharged .22 pistol while inspecting it. He is recovering at the college hospital with a head wound. his parents rushed to Bryan from Mercedes.
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John W. Carpenter
Dalles
Texas Power and Light Company
Corsicana
Bie
Carpenter
Texar ‘Technological College
Luvivet
Terar
Texas
Progressive Texans, Inc
United States
Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dullas Chamber of Commerce
State Fair Association
Trinity Canal Association
Spears
G. Commons
Texas A. & M. College
Monczy
College Hospital
Macs
G. G. Commons
Mercedes
Commons
J. E. March
College Phyvician
N.ray
FE. C. Buie
Grandview
Boie
Commens
Bove
Common
College Lathorites
Decal Civil Officiels
College
Autho. Ies
City Commission Postpones Main Water Extensions Again
Brgen city commission met to discuss extending water mains on northeast and northwest areas and South College avenue. City manager Williams cited State Fire Insurance data showing non looping extension could avoid penalties, but a further postponement was voted.
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Brgen City Commission
Fouth College Avenue
Kk. G. Williams
State
South College Avenue
Rainfall in Bryan Reaches 1.28 Inches
The Bryan area recorded 1.28 inches of rainfall from Thursday night through today. The measure reflects steady precipitation across the period with no reports of flooding or damage.
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Bryan
Retain Senates Secretary for Hardware Group
A Sam Antonio man A C Tou cum was elected president of the Texas Hardware and Implement Assoriats on Friday. Walker Henna of Round Rock was elected vice president. Dan Scoates of College Station was secretary treasurer. Directors elected included George D. McCormick Midland W C Timberlake Texarkana A B Marthew Uvalde Mary Henry etc. H B Ewing Robstown is the interim president.
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Sam Antonio
A. C. Toucum
Texas Hardware and Implement Assoriats
Nest Peer
Walker Henna
Round Rock
Dan Scoates
College Scation
Pidaya
Ernoun
George D. McCormick
Midland
W. C. Timberlake
Texarkana
A. EB. Marthew
Uvald
Oil Production Drops Across Texas Fields In Early Year
Curtailed daily crude oil output for Texas regions totals 332 123 barrels in East Texas and 48 446 barrels for the other fields. West Texas averages 175 235 barrels and the Gulf Coast 105 642. Nationally, daily crude production falls from 2 267 000 to 2 124 900 barrels weekly. natural gas gains to 39 852 000 barrels. Oil districts in Texas show ongoing activity despite rain with 7 854 wells completed and new gas well in the Wichita Falls area.
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Texas
West Texas
Gulf Coast
Binet
Oklahoma City
Kettleman Hills
Cal Horns
Kerr County
McPadden
Keenan
Keenan Eres In Victoria County
Wichita Falls
Ranger
Pela Pinto and Panhandle
Jes
United States
Columbia
Protestant Viewpoint in Local People's Column
The column presents Protestant critique of Catholic practices, arguing against Marian worship and papal infallibility. It stresses Scripture as sole guide, views Mary as human, and asserts direct access to God without mediators. The piece calls for mutual respect while noting tensions between Protestants and Catholics.
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Estant Church
J. B. Gliessner
Church of Rome
Martin Luther
John Knox
Joan Calvin
Earth
God
Christ
Virgin Mary
Mary
Joan of Arc
Florence Nightingale
Mary Baker Eddy
Mrs. Jones
Our Lord
Christ On Earth
Ephesus
Jesus
Heaven
God the Father
Jesus Christ
Peter
Christ On
Christendom
Aes
America
Europe
Land of the
Free
County Attorney Seeks Second Term in Democratic Primary
Oak McKenzie county attorney announces candidacy for a second term in the upcoming Democratic primary. He pledges faithful and honest service in county and community affairs. McKenzie has long been active in local improvements and political campaigns and serves with several civic and religious groups.
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Oak McKenzie
McKenzie
Enty
Mehen
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Tom Dely
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Katie Dairy
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Merry
Harry
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