Town Doctor urges towns to adopt constructive thinking for growth
The Town Doctor argues towns like Topsy have merely grown without planning and urges citizens to adopt proactive thinking. He compares old museums and dinosaurs to outdated habits and stresses individual responsibility, morale, salesmanship, and civic pride as keys to prosperity. This article is part of a fifty-two issue series published by the Eagle in cooperation with the Bryan Lions Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsy
The
Eagle
Bryan Lions Club
Irrigation and Poultry Cooperatives Boost Wichita Falls Farming
The Wichita Falls area expands irrigation with a $4.5 million bond funded dam project now serving about 35 000 acres with potential to cover 100 000. A new poultry colony near the city plans five and ten acre units sold and operated on cooperative bases with shared supplies and markets. A Kraft cheese plant reports a 30 000 pound daily milk intake and dairy expansion is anticipated as stock and production rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
A. H Douglas
Wichits Falls
Bryan
Southwest Water Works Association
Douglas
Dreuth
Douglass
Chas. Weeks
Palo Alto
California
San Fernando Valley
Poultry Colony
Fy. Douglass
Weegee Madea
Franklin Youth Shot by Negro Dies at Hospital
A. IL McMillan, 25, of Franklin, died at Bryan hospital from a Saturday night gunshot wound. The injury occurred when he was shot through the body by an unidentified Black assailant. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
A. IL. McMillan
Bryan Hospital
McMillan
W. H. Oliver
R. M. McMillan
Powder and Lip Tools Considered for Fashion Time
A fragment notes a device to powder the nose and pad lips to extend time for grooming. It suggests girls could spend more time plucking and adjusting skirts as part of a beauty routine.
Man Forged $24 Check Caught and Sentenced in 21 Hours
A man forged a 24 dollar check and was arrested and sentenced within a day. He failed to steal enough to hire a better lawyer.
Beginnings Fourth Year for Bryan Baptist Pastor
Rev. R. E. Day begins his fourth year as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Bryan. Under his leadership the church has grown materially and added more than 275 members. A new $125,000 building with fine pipe organ and modern equipment enhances all church activities including the Sunday School and B Y P U. The church now stands among Texas denominations’ leading organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Day
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Texas
W. S., J. Webb
R. W. Howell
D. D. Eastham
Waxahachie
J. Webb Howell
Day
Step Up Ladder Newspaperdom Taken by Jones
Roy D. Jones of Bryan will take over a half interest in the Weatherford Democrat next Friday. He buys from R. K. Phillips who has run the weekly for 20 years. Jones moves to Weatherford, studied at Baylor, and will publish the Democrat while Phillips runs the Retail Merchants Credit Bureau they also purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Jones
Bryan
Weatherford Democrat
R. K. Phillips
Mr. Jones
Weatherford
C. S. Jones
Baylor
Waco Times-Herald
Jones
The
Democrat
Phillips
Retail Merchants Credit Bureau
Beason and Dunn Test Chickens in Brazos County
Veterinarian Dr Dunn and County Agent Beason conducted a BWD bacillary white diarrhea test in Kurten at W G Henderson and J P Gilpin to identify carriers. About 10 000 poultry tested in Brazos County to prevent eggs carrying the disease to hatchlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturnay
Daldivi
R. C. Dunn
A. & M. College
Beason
Kurten
Brazos County
Surgical Tools Stolen From Auto of City Health Officer
Dr. R. B. Ehlinger, city health officer, had a bag of surgical instruments worth about 300 dollars stolen from his car in front of James Drug Company after he visited a patient. The theft occurred about o clock last night. no suspects or recovered items. This is the second such loss in two months, with the prior bag also unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ehlinger
James Drug Company
Ehlinger
Missouri Pacific
Bryan
James
New Spring Hats Arrive at Ryd Hat Shop
Local shop Ryd Hat Shop unveils a new spring hat collection featuring light fabrics and vibrant colors. Shoppers can preview the range, with styles suited for daily wear and weekend outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryd
Friday Coldest Day Last Week at A and M College
Records from Dr. F L Thomas at A and M College show Friday as the coldest day last week with a high of 48 and a low of 26 degrees. The week’s warmest day was Wednesday at 78, with a rainfall pattern totaling 0.15 inches across Tuesday 0.07, Thursday 0.04, and Saturday 0.04 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thomas
A. and M. College
MonGas
Southwestern honors list includes Bryan student Miss Lillian Gorzycki
Georgetown January 28 Dean A Ullrich and Pearl A Neal registrars announce Southwestern University honor distinction for fall term with 90 plus grades in at least three majors. Miss Lillian Gorzycki of Bryan named on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
A. Ullrich
Pearl A. Neal
Southwestern
Southwestern University
Lillian Gorzycki
Bryan
Illness of Sister Calls Bryan Woman
Mrs. J. E. Dishman of Bryan leaves tonight for Tutwiler Mississippi called there by the critical illness of her sister Mrs. Wilson Dorsey. Mrs. A. J. Johnson of Houston arrives in Bryan Tuesday to escort her aunt Mrs. Hettie Kincaid to Houston during Mrs. Dishman’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dishman
Bryan
Tutwiler
Mississippi
Wilson Dorsey
A. J. Johnson
Houston
Dishman
Hettie Kincaid
Mayor Ho What Ho of Peking Questioned
The Detroit News questions the identity and title of Pekings new mayor as a playful jab toward a potential misreading of a name. It hints at confusion with a similar sounding phrase Westward Ho and a light political caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Mr. Ho
Detroit News
Some Congress Members Push To Postpone Session To September
An extra session irks many lawmakers and several members urge delaying the proposed gathering until September. They argue time is needed to address outstanding issues and align schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Worms in Children and White's Vermifuge Use Advise
Doctors disagree on worm symptoms such as irritability sleep disturbance digestive pains and itching eyes and nose yet many children improve after a few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge the expellant of round and pin worms. If your child has any try this harm 4 Adv.
Meet Death Under Truck of Flat Car Near Bryan
Two Missouri Pacific freight crew members died when ten cars derailed 15 miles south of Bryan as a drawhead pulled out on the twelfth car, sending a pileup of nine cars and a truck crushing the men. Conductor R. L. Perry of Houston and brakeman George E. Eitel of Spring were found crushed, with Perry’s body later sent to Houston and Eitel’s to Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Bryan
R. L. Perry
Houston
George E. Eitel
Spring
C. S. LaHatte
Perry
Eitel
Eite
Waco
Ejitel
LaHatte
Fitel
W. H. Oliver
Bryan Hospital
McCulloch-Dansby
M. College
Joyriding Lands Negro in Hoosgow
Cliff Turner an Allen farm negro was held to the grand jury by Justice J. T. McGee on burglary charges after breaking a lock on A. L. Smith’s garage at Allenfarm, taking a car, and damaging it. Bond set at 50 dollars. County Clerk Jess B. McGee issues a marriage license to Albert P. Wiseman and Virgie Irene Kinnison, found uncollectable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Turner
Allen Farm
J. T. McGee
Turner
A. L. Smith
Allenfarm
Jess B. McGee
Albert P. Wiseman
Virgie Irene Kinnison
Pioneers In Extension Work Special to The Eagle
College Station Texas January 25 Extension Service workers from across the nation prepare for Houston Twenty fifth Anniversary events Texas claims top honors for longest unbroken service George Banzaff Milam County agent began 1908 and remains farm agent Mrs Edna W Trigg Den ton County home demonstration agent has sixteen years service The two started in Milam County and Trigg later served Chilaress County before Denton County
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Eagle
College Station
Houston
United States
Texas
George Banzaff
Milam County
Gan
Edna W. Trigg
Denton County
Texas Service
Trigg
Banzaff
Chilaress County
Fires Ravage Bryan Crowding Buildings and Bridge Threat
Two fires in Bryan, one Sunday morning and another Monday, caused extensive damage estimated between 12 000 and 14 000. The Saladiner store suffered a complete loss with about 6 000 value and 4 000 insured. A fire on Thompson Creek bridge near Hearne endangered traffic until extinguished. A car collision on the bridge destroyed the Bee cabriolet and a whiskey bottle was found near the impact site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Thompson Crselt
Hearne
J. BE
Meinsteen
B. Patrenello
Sam Kaplan
Jehan A. Bamiskie
Saladiner
Tier Saladiner
Boriskie
Kaplan
Thompson Creek
Hearne Road
Hearme
Benchley
E. H. Moore
Dallas
Lawrence Motor Co
E. H Moore
Diplomas Awarded to 17 Seventh Grade Graduates
The high school auditorium hosted 17 seventh grade graduates in a formal ceremony with Miss Safronia Carrington on piano, pink carnations on gowns, and a keynote by Dr. R. S. Marshall. Superintendent H. L. Durham presented diplomas to the list of graduates including Flora Griffin and Gaston Vance as the event marked Bryan public schools first mid term elementary graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safronia Carrington
C. M. Bethtany
West Side School
Flora Griffin
Gussie Brancn
Vernon Brown
Travis
R. S. Marshall
First Methodist Church
Marshall
Harry L. Durham
Bryan Public Schools
H. L. Durham
Gaston Vance
Gussie Branch
Wheeler Dowling
Derwood Thompson
Frances Cash
Uzell Brock
Sam Patronella
Mary Lausely
Don Lindsey
Sam Nudhe
Jennette Zimmerman
Walter McGregor
Lovie Ruth Hunnicutt
Monroe Bond
Arnold Krenek
Hillary Josey
Former Bryan Boy Weds Kansas Girl in Leavenworth
Miss Mary Alice Putney of Leavenworth Kans and Rudolph Mitchell of Kansas City formerly of Bryan were married last Thursday in Leavenworth. The couple will reside at the St. Regis Hotel in Kansas City. Mitchell is the son of Mrs Mary Mitchell and brother of Mrs Oran Boyett of College Station. He graduated from Rice Institute and works as an engineer for the Manhattan Oil Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Mary Alice Putney
That City
Rudolph Mitchell
Kansas City
Bryan
George Stephan and H O Ferguson in Dallas on business
In Dallas today George Stephan and H O Ferguson conduct business as part of a wider corporate engagement. Carmen was also noted at the site for related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephan
H. O. Ferguson
Dallas
Carmen
Legion Auxiliary to Hold First Friday Banquet
Mrs. F. H. Carpenter of Goose Creek will be the principal speaker at the Earle Graham Post Legion banquet at St. Andrew's parish house Friday evening. Bryan Auxiliary under Mrs. I. F. Bartz will organize the program. Carpenter will address child welfare and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Carpenter
Goose Creek
American Legion Auxiliary
Texas
Earle Graham
The
Legion
St. Andrew's Parish House
Bryan
I. F. Bartz
Carpenter
Grade A Given Four of Eleven Bryan Dairies
Eleven dairies supplying Bryan with milk were inspected by H. E. Hargis and R. L. Spiller. Four dairies received Grade A, three a C, and four a D. Inspections will be repeated in about thirty days after equipment upgrades. The law requires milk be served in its original bottle or container. Violations of serving bulk milk in Bryan were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
H. E. Hargis
State Board of Health
R. L. Spiller
Hargis
Baptist Pastor Wins Thanks for Good Work Here
Rev. R. E. Day entered a fourth year as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bryan. Officials and departments expressed appreciation, with remarks from H. P. Black, H. O. Bowtright, Webb S. Howell, L. B. Locke, Pat Newton, Mrs. Albert Buchanan, Judge W. C. Davis, and H. L. Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Day
L. B. Locke
Pat Newton
Albert Buchanan
Woman's Missionary Union
W. C. Davis
H. L. Durham
Rev. Day
666 Is A Prescription For Colds Grippe And Fever
Notes show a reference to 666 as a remedy for colds grippe and fever while a field agent named Davis interacts with workers present today. The fragment hints at a pharmacy or medical context and a named individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
Real Hat Shop Ad Sparks Local Interest
Read Eagle want ads reveal a Real Hat Shop listing with contact details and pricing hints for a wide range of headwear. The brief notice invites customers to visit the store and compare selections.
Great Discovery Leads to New Antiseptic Product
Fragmentary text describes a claimed discovery related to Pasteur and malignant bacteria. It mentions Stevenson Machine Works and a new antiseptic aimed at preventing infection in small wounds. Details are unclear and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Simcoe
Ealee
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1St Baptist Church of
Beason and
Dunn
Mercury
Drawhead
Edna W.trigg
Kansas
Legion Meet
Stevenson Machine Works
MIL
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