McCullough Praised For Worth as County Agent
The McKinney Daily Courier Gazette lauds Jack McCullough for his work as Collin county agent and Bryan native, highlighting his service with the Federal Recovery Program and support for farmers. The editorial credits his usefulness in citizenship and notes his family ties in Bryan, College Station, and beyond.
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McKinney Daily Courier-Gazette
Jack McCullough
Bryan
A. and
M. College
Collin County
McKinney
Mr. McCullough
J. Hf. McCullough
Louis and
Wilmer McCullough
G. FE. Madeley
College Station
Tardy Receives Appointment To Naval Academy
Earle Tardy of Bryan has been named principal appointee from Texas Sixth District to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He must pass a mental exam on April 18 and a physical exam before reporting in July. The former principal’s father could not accept, elevating the Bryan student, a Stephen F. Austin High School graduate and current A and M sophomore, to the position.
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Earle Tardy
Pp. A. Tardy
Luther A. Johnson
Corsicana
Texas
Washington, D. C
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bryan
Farr
Johnson
Columbia
Stephen F. Austin
The
A. and M. College
Madisonville Hosts 800 Texas Teachers Event
Madisonville will host about 800 Texas school teachers from Supervisor District 16 in Brazos County on February 17. A barbecue luncheon and entertainment are planned for the morning and afternoon sessions, with educators well known in the region on the program. It will be the first such meeting in this section of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Brazos County
Texas
Licensed to Wed Barney Gossitt and Eula P Free
County Clerk Clyde Goen issues a license to wed for Barney Gossitt and Eula P Free confirming their marriage intent. The notice records the names and the official approval by the county clerk.
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Barney Gossitt
Eula P. Free
Clyde Goen
Brick Heaved Through Glass Door at Nitch Tailor Shop
Burglars shattered a rear door at Chas. Nitch tailor shop Friday night and carried off a number of freshly made or cleaned suits. Clothing left for cleaning was not taken. Mr. Nitch reported the break Saturday, police could not identify suspects, but a lookout for the stolen goods will be kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Nitch Tailor
Nitch
Oliver Receives Houston Open Invitation
Bill Oliver JT, a familiar competitor in Texas golf circles, has been invited to the Houston Open to be played late in February. He has not decided on entering but plans practice over the next two weeks to assess his form, with friends urging him to start swinging again.
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Oliver
Houston
W. Hi
Bill) Oliver
Bill
Local folks note a parade of family visits and illnesses
The column reports Thomas Bullock and Emory Smith returning from Palacios to comfort Mrs. Albert Bullock's sick daughter Mrs. Jim Green. Frances James visits Baylor University in Waco while Nina Mae Moore spends the day in Bryan. Updates include Bart Haltom’s recovery from injuries, twins born to R. B. Darling, and Mrs. Hillier improving at home in Bryan.
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Thomas Bullock
Emory Smith
Palacios
Albert Bullock
Jim Green
Green
Frances James
Jas. W. James
Waco
Frances Chance
Baylor University
A. B. Syptek
H. H. Young
Houston
Bryan
Chester Higgs
W. Louis Storms
Conroe
First Baptist Church
Henry ©. Robinson Jr
A. Benbow
Mr. Robinson
Alma Robinson
Paul Elrod
L. B. Elrod
John Sanders
Edgar E. Bullock
M. C. Atkins
Southwest Telephone Company
C. C. Langford
Franklin
Chas. F. Hillier
Hillier
World Bridge Olympic set for February entry across nations
College Station announces participation in the third World Bridge Olympic on February 1 worldwide. 61 countries, 50 000 players expected. Local entrants pay 60 cents, games at 8 01 pm EST. College towns including Princeton Williams Vassar Stanford Harvard Yale Texas A and M Penn State Missouri Clemson McGill Toronto Mich Chicago West Point host events.
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College Station
National Bridge Association
Harry Boyer
St. Mary’s Chapel
United States
Canada
High Seas
World Cruises
New York
Panama
College 71
Princeton University
New Jersey
Princeton
Williams
Vassar
Stanford
Harvard
Yale
Indiana
Tennessee
Texas A
Pennsylvania State
Missouri
Clemson
McGill
Toronto
Michigan
Chicago
West Point
Ely Culbertson
Milton C. Work
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Josephine Culbertson
Theodore A. Lightner
Oswald Jacoby
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Winfield Leggett Jr
Edward C. Wolfe
Albert H. Morehead
Michael T. Gottlieb
John P. Matthews
Walter Malowan
O'Connor de Cordova
Walter Beinecke
Gratz M. Scott
William J. Huske
Louis H. Watson
Samuel Fry Jr
Geoffrey Mott- Smith
Trappers Must Buy Fur Tags By February Fifth
Trappers have until February 5 to purchase tags for fur bearing animals before shipments or sales. No tags will be sold after that date and untagged furs may not be shipped or sold. Davis Young, game warden for the district, announced the closed season for all game though the squirrel season would open on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Young
Granger
Young
Stars Barasite Remover for healthier poultry
Promote Stars Barasite Remover in drinking water now to kill worms and germs, prevent lice mites fleas and blue bugs, and improve health egg production hatches and chick strength at small cost or money back. Roman Vick and McCartney Pharmacy advertise the product.
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Roman & Vick, and McCartney Pharmacy
Ady
King Chosen for Cotton Ball and Style Show at A&M
Judson E. Loupet of Dallas has been elected king of the third annual Cotton Ball and Style Show at Texas A. and M. College to be held April 6. He will also serve as advertising manager and reporter for the event and is an entrant in the me eotion contest. He is a member of the Ross Volunteers Company and a senior in agricultural administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson E. Loupet
Agricultural Administration
Dallas
Texas A. & M. College
Student Agronomy Society
South
Europe
Loupet
Ross Volunteers Company
Honor Military
Reach 6000 Feet in Second Humble Well
Reports from the Humble camp at Ferguson crossing say a depth of 6,009 feet was reached late in the week as shale formation was encountered. Local notes that operations may stop at Henderson No 1 have not been confirmed.
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Ferguson Crossing
Henderson No. 1
Faculty Play Draws Big Friday Night Crowd at Local High
The Stephen F. Austin high school faculty staged The Whole Towns Talking a three act farce by John Emerson and Anita Loos to raise funds for Bronleo athletes. Superintendent S M Brown starred as Chester Binney and Sam Crenshaw played Henry Simmons. The show netted about 75 dollars for athletic awards after expenses.
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John Emerson
Anita Loos
Stephen F. Austin High School
Bronleo
Chester Binney
Henry Simmons
Binney
S. M. Brown
Simmons
Sam Crenshaw
Elliott Benson
Ethel Simmons
Oquilla Smith
Letty Lythe
Pauline Davis
Donald Swift
Pete Jones
Roger Shields
Chicago
Bill Carmichael
Lila Wilson
Sally Otis
Ethel
Jane Eliott
Lois Wilcox
Annie
Leola Holtzer
Sadie Bloom
Alberta Scott
N. R. Smith
Calvin Terrell
Imogene Nash
Mildred Eden
Anna Jo Bond
Farm Recovery Talks Set At East Texas CC Meeting
Hubert M. Harrison of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce announced a series of six regional conferences on a new farm recovery program. The District 6 session for Brazos County will be in Conroe on February 14 with directors county councillors regional officials and chamber secretaries attending. The plan aims to apply subsistence home steads to rural life and promote a four year campaign to live at home and boost rural economy and culture.
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Texas
Hubert M. Harrison
East Texas
Chambers of Commerce
Harrison
Black horse mule missing near Shiro Texas with JH brand
Stated to be a black horse mule about five years old and 800 pounds, branded JH on the left shoulder, chained at the neck. A $5 reward offered by W. B. Davis and Bro. of Shiro Texas for recovery information. Also listed are second hand farm implements from D Webb Howell.
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Shiro
Davis
Texas
Political Announcements for July Democratic Primaries
The Eagle lists candidates for office subject to July Democratic primaries. Tax Collector-Assessor: Guy Harris (Re-election). County Judge: A.S. McSwain (Re-election). Precinct No. 3: Fred A. Wehrman.
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Guy Harris
A.S. McSwain
Guy F. Boyett
Jake) Watson
Fred A. Wehrman
Social vistors and locals converge in Bryan in January
A long Bryan column records visits by Sam Eberstadt Eva Eberstadt and Mrs Rountree to Huntsville with Lee Simmons, and Mrs Kay Halsell Edith Miller and Eddie Jarmon joining relatives in Waco. Others arrive in Bryan for spring term, church events, and family news as residents travel to Houston Dallas Shreveport and Austin for services, education, and shopping.
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Sam E. Eberstadt
Eva Eberstadt
Lee J. Rountree
Huntsville
Lee Simmons
Simmons
Eberstadt
Miss Eberstadt
Kay Halsell
Edith Miller
Eddie Jarmon
A. and M. College
Waco
Young Jarmon
Webb Buchanan
Jack Buchanan
Bryan
M. College
Milton Sims
J. D Moore
Floydada
Selmer C. Reynolds
Sherman
Mr. Reynolds
W. G. Drummond
West 28Th Street
Elrod
B. T. Yager
Wellborn
Austin
Shreveport
Henry G. Stallings
Tom Robinson
Minter Springs
Rev
W. B. McDaniel
Greenville
R. A. McDaniel
Baker Avenue
J. K. Smith
Marin
Lamar Henderson Carroll
Colvin
Henry Fulgham
Hiram Downard Jr
Ruth Kern
Roland Persons
Chronicle
R. G. Williams
Griff Cloud
Minnie Wilkes
Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Safe Fat Loss
Miss M Ratner of Brooklyn New Jersey praises Kruschen for four months of weight loss and improved health. The ad urges taking a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
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M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N. J
America
McDonald Tours Texas Cities as Governor Candidacy Builds
McDonald of Wichita Falls campaigns across Texas visiting Bryan Hearne Rockdale Taylor and other towns to organize support and name Allen Smith as local representative. He outlines a platform including homestead credit extension collective bargaining unemployment insurance and school funding while urging cooperation with Roosevelt and cutting state spending. Mrs F L Henderson visits Austin with relatives.
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Houston
Galveston
Beamont
McDonald
Roosevelt
Brazos County Finances Sound As of January First
Brazos county reports strong finances with a cash balance of 58 410 96 and sinking fund securities valued at 14 708 92 as of January 1. Officials note timely payment of vouchers and interest on bonds with no defaults or delays. Total bond and warrant obligations stand at 1 120 708 92, with the state assuming 426 361 80 of this amount leaving a net figure.
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Brazos County
County Commissioners Court
County to See Cash Balance Rise With Tax Receipts
County Judge A Swain reports an expected cash balance increase due to tax money credited to the county. The Feb 4 report should show the balance exceeding 7000 with an obligation met by the eme at 694361.12.
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A. Swain
Simpson Named Oklahoma City Film Exchange Manager
Sid R. Simpson, formerly of Bryan and Jas, is appointed manager of Paramount Pictures Exchange in Oklahoma City. He has led the Las division for seven years and takes over after H. E. Pickett left for Dallas. The Oklahoma City branch serves Oklahoma plus parts of Texas and western Arkansas. He is the son of Mrs. Leona Simpson and brother of McDuff and Ervin Simpson of Bryan.
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Sid R. Simpson
Bryan
Jas
Oklahoma
Paramount Pictures Exchange
Oklahoma City
Mr. Simpson
Las
H. E. Pickett
Dallas
Simpson
Texas
Arkansas
Leona Simpson
McDuff and
Ervin Simpson
Licensed to Marry Tay Woolsey and Clara Bell
County Clerk Clyde Goen records Tay Woolsey and Clara Bell as licensed to marry. The notice confirms the, license status and the officials involved in the proceedings.
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Tay Woolsey
Clara Bell
Clyde Goen
Financial Statement of Brazos County December 31 1933
Brazos County treasurer Roy Montgomery presents a financial statement listing cash in bank and securities, outstanding road and bridge bonds and warrants, and general fund issues. The report details bond series, amounts, and totals with state assumption adjustments and a county balance.
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Brazos County
Fun Vawaiee Ae Sotal
Elleebao Ee
Ee Court House
Uo Kin Otis
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Tardy
Naval Academy
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King
Etex C.C
D. Webb Howell
J. H. Reed
R. Pat Patterson
Jack
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Sarah Ann Lewellyn
Marlin
W. S. Barron
Eugene Edge
Charles H. Edge
Edge
George Butler
J. N. Dulaney
Mrs. F. L. Henderson
Roy Montgomery
J. I. Barron
A. S. McSwain
Willys-Knight
Uilt Motor
Ford
Firestone
Goodyear
Bryan Motor Company
Ford Sales and Service
North Main Street
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