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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

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Rainy Relief Across East Texas Seeps Through July

East Texas and Dallas region reports scattered rain improving drought conditions. Nacogdoches area sees beneficial showers for farmers while Beaumont and Orange Silsbee record helpful rain. Port Arthur and Mount Pleasant note light precipitation. Some areas endure continued drought relief in the region.

Dallas Texas Nacogdoches Greenville San Augustine Paris Bonham van Alystyne Mount Vernon Plano Port Arthur Mount Pleasant Mule Shoe Sherman Beaumont Orange Silsbee

Keeping the investment dollar at home in Bryan

A reader praises local spending and investment in Bryan. They urge supporting homeownership, a local airport, and real estate mortgages to keep Bryan money circulating, contrasting with losses seen in Wall Street last fall. The letter signs as F. M. R.

People Bryan Wall Street

Local residents on the move and a 25th anniversary

Former Bryan residents J P Buck travel from Austin to Houston and Sour Lake for a weekend visit. Ollie Parks and sisters return from a Rocky Mountain auto tour. Varisco visits Bryan, with Varisco to be toastmaster at a LaSalle hotel banquet for Gallina. Haswells plan a California trip by train and a long stay. Mrs. Mattie Hall visits Temple, while Mrs. Jack Gordon and Ruth plan a West Coast vacation via San Angelo. Ollie Emmet marks 25th wedding anniversary with a family picnic. Ben Nedbalek, A and M 1930 grad, joins Coltege Oil at LeFors and asks for Bryan Eagle to be mailed there.

J. P. Buck Bryan Austin Ollie Parks Glenn Stinnett Franklin Lillian Lucy Parks Rocky Mountains Parks Houston Mr. Parks Jack Gordon Ruth San Angelo West Coast Gordon J. Willis Johnson 8S. V. Hall Ben W. Nedbalek M. College Coltege Oil Corporation LeFores Texas Bryan Daily Eagle Brazos County

New Airplane Line Between Houston and New Orleans

Houston announces a new passenger air route to New Orleans to be inaugurated soon. E D Dennis secretary treasurer of Wedell Williams Air Service announced the plan.

Houston New Orleans E. D. Dennis Wedell- Williams Air Service

Frisco Line Buys Gulf Texas and Western Railway

The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company announced the purchase of Gulf Texas and Western Railway for 1 800 000 dollars. The line runs 100 miles from Saleeville Junction through Jacksboro to Seymour.

St, Louis St. Louis

House Votes $250000 for Crime Probe

Washington July 2 The house approved 250000 for the Hoover law enforcement commission to extend its general study for another year. A budget row with the senate remains, as the senate already approved only 50000.

Washington House Hoover Law Enforcement Commission Senate

Bankers of 12 Counties Organize Hill Country Bankers’ Association

Kerrville July 2 Bankers from 12 counties formed the Hill Country Bankers Association. A B Burton First State Bank Kerrville was elected president with W P Riley Junction as vice president and Otto Schwethelm Kerrville as secretary treasurer.

Kerrville Hill Country Bankers’ Association A. B. Burton First State Bank of W. P. Riley Junction Otto Schwethelm

Texas A and M Teachers at Sotex Short Course

The Medina Hereford ranch, 17 miles west of San Antonio, will host about 8 000 farmers, farm women, boys and girls July 16 and 17 for the annual South Texas short course. About a dozen extension department representatives from Texas A and M College will join the program.

San Antonio Medina Hereford Ranch Texas A .and M. College

Second Trade Day In North Zuich Scheduled

North Zulch hosts the second trade day and stock exhibit on July 5 organized by the Business Men's Association. Madison county agent B F Vance helps with a large beef and dairy cattle exhibit and cash prizes. A and M Extension Service will send representatives to attend and judge.

North Zulch North Zuich Business Men's Association B. F. Vance Madison County A, and M, College

Service Should Be Keynote for Business Women's Clubs

Miss Marjorie Rogers told Bryan area members that a business and professional woman's club should be a service club, cooperating with other clubs in city, county and state. She urged district cooperation to make it the best in the state, with goals including private clubhouses, scholarship funds, and more clubs. Mrs. Melle Williamson presided. greetings came from the Marlin club.

Bryan Club Marjorie Rogers Marlin Bryan Melle Williamson Miss Rogers

Negro Orphanage Well Repair Fund Grows

A morning contribution of 13.28 from the Business Men's Bible class of the First Baptist church aided the Negro orphanage well repair fund. An additional one dollar gift was given by an anonymous citizen. The fund total reaches 41.25 with an estimated 100 needed. The Woman's Missionary Union contributed 5 dollars despite a prior publication error.

Business Men's Bible First Baptist Church A. W. Buchanan Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church

Teague Candidate Withdraws From Sixth Senate Race

W E Doyle of Teague announced his withdrawal as a candidate for state senator in the Sixth district at Corsicana on July 2.

Corsicana W. E. Doyle Teague

Comptroller Seeks Banks' Conditions After June 30 Close

The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of National banks as of the close of business Monday June 30. This action requests banks to report their financial status and health.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency Today

State banks condition sought as of June 30

Austin July 2 James Shaw state banking commissioner called for the condition of state banks as of June 30. The spokesman said the inquiry seeks a current financial snapshot across all state institutions and will guide regulatory actions and policy decisions.

Austin James Shaw

Sulphur Reduces Cotton Flea Hopper In Texas Study

Dr. F L Thomas reports the bureau of entomology Texas Experiment Station finds cotton flea hopper infestations sharply checked where sulfur is applied while areas with no sulfur show similar infestation to prior levels. Conditions in south Texas favor insect development with leaf worms appearing in Kleberg and Nueces counties and cotton ball worm moths of the second generation emerging in Brazos county.

F. L. Thomas Bureau of Entomology Texas Experiment Station South Texas Kleberg Nueces Brazos Ecorn

Weather forecast for New Orleans and Texas

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday for Bryan and vicinity. In New Orleans and surrounding areas, and across Texas, the forecast remains partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.

New Orleans Bryan and Vicinity Texas

Italian Car Tariff Hike Sparks Mixed Reactions

Rome reports the government raised the automobile import duty from 1109 to 128 percent without notice, affecting small cars. Detroit observers say the tariff boost aligns with hawley Smoot forecasts, with NACC President Alvin MacCauley endorsing the measure as consistent with U S policy.

Rome Detroit Alvin MacCauley National Automobile Chamber of Commerce United States

Trial of Rainey Williams in mob case at Port Arthur

In Beaumont on July 2 Rainey Williams faces trial on a criminal assault charge after narrowly escaping a mob twice at Port Arthur and Beaumont. He stands in a packed courtroom as prosecutors pursue seven indictments amid motions to quash venue and request a change of venue.

Beaumont Rainey Williams Port Arthur Williams

Bolivian President Siles Resigns Exile in Peru

Buenos Aires dispatch reports President Hernando Siles of Bolivia resigns and leaves La Paz for exile in Peru. The move follows political turmoil and an end to his presidency.

Bolivia Peru Buenos Aires la Nacion Hernando Siles

City of Chicago Sets 500 Hour Flight Record

John and Kenneth Hunter flying the City of Chicago passed 500 hours in the air at 11 40 a m marking 80 hours beyond the former endurance record.

Chicago John and Kenneth Hunter

Southern Cross Wings Westward From New York

The airplane Southern Cross was reported over Cleveland at 12 22 this afternoon while flying from New York to San Francisco.

New York Southern Cross San Fransisco Cleveland

Bryan Lions Rural Program Praised and Committees Named

Bryan Lions receives praise for its rural program from County Agent C L Beason at a luncheon chaired by new member Charles Edge. Beason outlines cotton dominance in Brazos county and urges diversification while Lions prepare a Farmers Short Course pageant with Lions minstrel support.

Bryan Lions Benson Bryan Lions Club Brazos County Charles Edge Beason J. H. Conway C. L. Benson A. and M. College Lions Henry Locke Lamar Jones

State Loses Humble Field Oil Holding

Texas courts rule no vacancy between junior and senior surveys in the Humble field. The Third Court of Civil Appeals reverses a Travis county district court decision and the 237 acre oil land reverts to J. Strangs and R. Dunman.

Austin Texas Humble Field Harris County Third Court of Civil Appeals Travis County District Court J. Strangs R. Dunman

Will Rogers on national mood and politics

Will Rogers vents on public hypocrisy and political failures in a Minneapolis July 2 dispatch. He lampoons reactions to tariff, congress, senate, market drops and bank failures, asserting a cynic view of national politics.

Associated Press Pius XI Vatican Gardens The Eagle Minneapolis Minn Congress Senate

Gangster Frankie Foster Indicted for Chicago Murder

Chicago July 2 The Cook county grand jury returned an indictment charging Frankie Foster a Chicago gunman and gangster now under arrest in Los Angeles with the murder of Alfred Lingle a Chicago Tribune crime reporter.

Chicago Cook County Grand Jury Frankie Foster Los Angeles Alfred Lingle Chicago Tribune

Sharkey Signs to Box Schmeling in September

Boston boxer Jack Sharkey signed to meet world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling in a return engagement set for September 25 in New York. The fighter, who announced the deal today, will challenge Schmeling for the title in a high profile match.

Jack Sharkey Gotham Ring New York Boston Max Schmelling

Pretty Mother Sentenced For Peddling Booze

TEXARKANA July 2 Mrs Eugenia Young a 25 year old widow and mother of three was given a three year suspended sentence in district court at Boston after pleading guilty to bootlegging. Two ten gallon jugs of whiskey were found in her home. The arson case against Sid Hare connected with a fire that damaged a home and barber shop was continued to August with bond reduced to 2500. The murder trial of Drew Wiley for the slaying of Rube Huff near Queen City last April will open Monday.

Texarkana Eugenia Young Boston Drew Wiley Rube Huff Queen City

Oil Firm Finances Van School Building

Grand Saline July 2 The Pure Oil Company will finance a new $50 000 Van school building without a bond issue. The school board announced the structure should be ready for fall opening and replaces the older facilities.

Grand Saline Van Pure Oil Company

Cotton Market Holds Steady With Spot Prices Noted

Local cotton spots remained unchanged with prices quoted from 11 1 2 to 12 cents. No broader market movement reported today in thecotton market section.

Possible Jail Break Avoided by Discovery of Pistol

Two youths Willie Gibbs and Troy Jackson were found with a 25 caliber automatic pistol as well as three revolvers brass knuckles a flashlight and a police whistle. They were arrested near Mudville by Constable J M Bolmonskie and held in a county jail where the pistol escaped notice until a search after arrival suggested danger to Sheriff J H Reed and his family.

J. H. Reed Willie Gibbs Troy Jackson Mudville J. M. Bolmonskie Gibbs Michigan Jackson Mississippi Boyan Reed

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Italy U.S East Texas Stone James Buchanan Hoover the People’s Column Ogdegngn Tyler Haswell Haswell Giraud California Mattie Hall Temple Mae C. Emory Ollie Emmet NEW Airplane Line G.J.& W. Railroad Frisco Line Bankers OF 12 Counties Organize Association Texas A. & M SOTEX Negro Orphanage Fund Pontiff C. L. Beason Humble Field Oil Holding Will Rogers OIL Company van School
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