Many Bryan Residents Visit Friends and Family
Saturday afternoon visits unfold as Dr. R Henry Harrison Jr and his mother travel to Kerrville to see relatives. Houston visitors arrive to stay with ill family members while local residents plan weekend visits and medical updates at St Josephs hospital and Wilkerson Memorial clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
R. H. Harrison
Kerrville
Robbie Lynn
Houston
Barney Deville
Roby
W. T. Wright
Greensboro
N. C
Bryan
John M. Caldwell
L. B. Elrod
Russell Shelton
Ce Wales
Fla
Jess Shelton
Gladys Lawless
Viola Scott
E. C. Carleton
Marlin
Carleton
Benjamin Metzer
Kurten
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Horace Manning
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hugh Looney Jr
Velma Slenk
Sparks
Surgical
Doris Cobb
R. W. Belcher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anton Fusehak
Bobby Allen
Dick Boswell
Franklin
Lamar Carroll
Rock Prairie
R. J. Terrebone
Elsbeth
Morgan City
M. Bonneville
Narnie Cobb
E. E. Bullock
Bryan Country Club Invites Golfers for July 19 Tournament
More than 100 players are expected for the annual Bryan club invitation at the Bryan course on Sunday July 19 with a barbecue at noon. Players from Conroe Huntsville Madisonville Hearne Caldwell Cameron Marlin Brenham Calvert and other towns enter four flights plus driving and pitching contests with top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroe
Huntsville
Madisonville
Bryan Country Club
Hearne
Caldwell
Cameron
Marlin
Brenham
Calvert
Bryan Club
A. L. (Whiskey) Smith
C. R. Miller
D. R. Alfonte
Walter Holden
H. H. Newton
Jesse Shelton
Frank G. Anderson
Abhouse
Greens
Smith
Miller
Alfonse
Shelton
Anderson
Bryan
Bryant
The Farmers Union in Texas and the Cooperative Struggle
The piece contrasts farmers and merchants in Texas with mutual insults as farmers form cooperative gins, warehouses, grain elevators, and mills to control production and marketing. It traces clashes with bankers, merchants, and Chambers of Commerce, noting discredit and betrayal within the Farmers Union, and the rise of farm sham associations as a new strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Extension Service
Great Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Texas
South
Farm Bureau Federation
Samson
Temple
Agrarian
Farmers’ Union
Farmers Union
Farmsham
Tick Eradication Efforts Transform Cattle Industry
An Illinois State University report traces early trials to inoculate cattle and kill ticks through arsenite soap, noting 1906 eradication efforts cut tick areas by over 70 percent. The study highlights improved hides and weight gains, and a grand championship at the American Royal after tick cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
A. & M. College
Kansas City
Equilization Board Sets July Hearings on Property Assessments
The Bryan Board of Equilization completed preliminary work and set hearings for July 14 and 15 with property owners who may object to assessments. Members include Chairman James Sullivan, John Sidney Smith, and Coulter Hoppess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Board of Equilization
James Sullivan
John Sidney Smith
Coulter Hoppess
Bryan Juniors Rally to Beat Crockett Cubs in Extra Innings
Bryan American Legion Juniors nipped Crockett 7-6 in 10 innings after a dramatic late rally. Scarborough pinch hit for Bryan but missed second base on a pivotal out, then Paul Pierce Jr. delivered a clutch two-out single in the top of the 10th scoring Price and Hensarling. Ben Patranella had two Bryan hits and three runs as Shirley and Joe Barron handled pitching duties for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan American Legion
Crockett Cubs
Bryan Boys
Scarborough
Bryan
Cubs
Price
Hensarling
Paul Pierce Jr
Crockett
Ben Patranella
Bayer
Shirley
Joe Barron
Bryan Aggregation
Dallas
Barron
Johnson Seeks Re election On Service Record
Congressman Luther A Johnson of Texas Sixth district, including Brazos county, announces re election after returning to Corsicana. He is a veteran advocate for farmers and veterans, aided Texas centennial funding, supports relief programs, and backs President Roosevelt. He chairs key committees and has long promoted the Brazos river project and foreign affairs leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Johnson
Texas
Brazos County
Johnson
Corsicana
Washington
Rep. Johnson
Senate
United States
Rep
World Interparliamentary Union
Congress
Foreign Affairs Committee
Brazos River
O. H. Cross
Waco
House
Roosevelt
Garner
Administration
Roosevelt and Recovery Address Draws Broad Support
In his Roosevelt and Recovery address he received congratulatory messages from various sections and classes. He has been invited to speak in the national campaign by the Democratic National Committee and has agreed to do so. Rep Johnson seeks re election on his service record and plans several Brazos County visits next month to meet supporters. He thanks friends for past backing and pledges continued wholehearted and conscientious service to the nation, state, and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Rep
Johnson
Brazos County
First National Is 11th Oldest Bank In Texas
A Texas bank survey by American Banker and the Texas Bankers Association places First National Bryan as the 11th oldest in the state with continuous operation since 1873. The list of banks 60 plus years old includes Hutchings Sealy National and Groos National of San Antonio. First National in Galveston. W L Moody & Co.. and others across Dallas, Houston, Waco, Sherman, Kerrville, and more. Bryan’s bank, founded in 1873, sits among the era’s long established institutions with Denison’s State National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
American Banker
America
Texas
First National
State National Bank of
Denison
Texas Bankers Association
Bryan Bank
Denison Bank
Hutchings Sealy National
Galveston
Groos National
San Antonio
D. and A. Oppenheimer
W. L. Moody & Co
San Antonio National
E. Nolte & Sons
Seguin
Corsicana
Chas. Schreiner Bank
Kerrville
Merchant and Planters National
Sherman
Bryan
Waco
First National of
Dallas
American National
Terrell
Houston National
Houston
Bryan Col lege motorcyclists form club under a Harley banner
Motorcyclists of Bryan and College organize a Harley Davidson club with Joe Howard named head rider. The group adopts Stephen F. Austin high colors green and white and the bronco emblem. They pledge to follow the 45 mile speed limit and quiet city riding. Members include Joe Howard Willie Norman Robert Putz Jimmie Hicks Allen Gandy Roy Vick Jr Joe Hubacek David Munday Johnny Kana Harry Kern Pete Jones Eldridge Foster. They plan Sunday trips and to attend local race meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and
College
Joe Howard
Stephen F. Austin High School
Houston Club
Willie
Norman
Robert Putz
Jimmie Hicks
Allen Gandy
Roy Vick Jr
Joe Hubacek
David Munday
Johnny Kana
Harry Kern
Pete Jones
Eldridge Foster
Marriage Licenses for James G Terrell and Edith Ellen Howze
James G Terrell and Edith Ellen Howze obtained marriage licenses. The filings list both individuals as the engaged couple, with official records recorded by the county clerk. The notice confirms their intent to wed in the near term per local civil procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Terrell
Edith Ellen Howze
Marie Wheeler Dies in Kansas at Fort Riley
Former Bryan resident Mrs. Marie Wheeler wife of Col J P Wheeler died at a Fort Riley hospital The telegram said she passed Sunday morning Interment will be in Arlington Cemetery Washington D C Col Wheeler Jack Wheeler Jr and Miss Louise Wheeler survive Also brother Dr N J Newton of Inmont New York Civic minded in Bryan and College she won esteem from the community Sympathy extends to Col Wheeler and the children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Howell
Marie Wheeler
J. P. Wheeler
Fort Riley
Kaw
Bryan
Col. Wheeler
Fatal Crash Claims Denton Student Near Madisonville
W P Herron Jr 19 Farmersville pre med student at North Texas State Teachers College died after an oil truck collision on highway 75 ten miles south of Madisonville. He was injured earlier and died Sunday afternoon. He was survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W P Herron Sr of Farmersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
W. P. Herron, Jr
Farmersville
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Here
W. P. Herron, Sr
Bryan Woman Honored by Press Association
Mrs. Dana Carnes of Bryan was named chair of the literature committee of the Texas Woman's Press Association for the coming year. The appointment was made by Mrs. Virginia Fulton of Irving at the association's executive board meeting in Dallas on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Carnes
Virginia Fulton
Irving
Texas Woman's Press Association
Association
Carnes
Dallas
Brazos Club edges Plantersville for 5-4 win
Reliance tops Plantersville 5-4 in Grimes Brazos Baseball. Dan Thompson drove in three runs and scored twice as Reliance erased a 4-1 deficit with two runs in the fifth and two more in the sixth. Plantersville outhit 8-4 but McGee limited walks and Thompson cleared the bases with a three bag hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thompson
Reliance
Grimes-Brazos Baseball Association
Plantersville
J. Kmieck
Jack Phillips
J. Stephenson
S. Seveoski
P. Kmieck
Thompson
Russell
McGee
Greenwood
Phillips
B. Kmieck
R. H. E. Plantsville
Cliance
C. Greenwood
Phillips and
Thompson, Russell
Back from New Orleans Tom Bagley returns from training
Tom Bagley assistant manager of the Brazos Valley Cotton Co operative Association has returned from New Orleans where he spent weeks in the employe and under training of the American Cotton Cooperative Association. He will leave July 2 for two weeks CMTC training in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tom Bagley
Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Mr. Bagley
San Antonio
CMTC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Column
Scientific
Equilization Board
Pierce
Tete Oo
Ake
Guy Boyett
Henry
Frank Crowe
Giddings
Ab. R
Lawrence
Stanley
Rhea
Adams
Daniels
Tienen Eve
First National Bank For
Pervan
Hbryvann
Travis B. Bryan President
Ivan Langford
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kansas
Press Association
By Carl Anderson
Con. Mae
Brazos Club
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