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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
2
Teaching ranks and administration old methods debated
Principal L. W. Johnson argues clearing obsolete teachers and administration methods would improve schools. The scholar notes the phrase robbing Peter to pay Paul may date from 160 when lands of St. Peter’s Cathedral at Westminster funded rebuilding St. Paul’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Johnson
Peter
Paul
St. Peter
Westminster
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Citizen Calls for City Ordinance on Cir culars Mess
A Bryan resident urged passage of a city ordinance to stop circulars from being strewn around town. He said yard and house litter, plus papers in cars downtown, create an unsightly burden requiring digging out the mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Poor roads on King's Trail prompt highway repair plea
A party returning from Houston reports very bad pavement from Navajo to the end of Waller County on the King's Trail. Large rocks and deep chug holes risk damaged springs and casings, marking the worst stretch along this main state highway. Immediate fixing is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Navasota
Waller County
Travel tale at hotel hints Boston origin
An Extension Service agent from A and M College dining in a North Texas hotel meets a travelling man. After offering three guesses, the traveler names New England and likely Massachusetts. The reveal comes when the agent admits he is from Boston and the traveler cites his use of cream and sugar on rice instead of gravy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
M. College
Texas
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Stock-Taking Time for Bryan Merchants and Minds
A Bryan business note urges merchants to review six months profits and losses while extending a moral prompt to readers. It urges self inspection for overstock of malice prejudice jealousy and idle gossip, advising honesty and remedy to avoid personal anguish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
The Call for Service of July Fourth 1926
The piece marks Independence Day 1926 as the 150th anniversary and calls readers to reflect on patriotism and service. It cites the forefathers of 1776 and urges bearing responsibility to honor those who served and sacrificed for the nation.
Patriotism and moral progress in America
An oration on duty and service, arguing that true greatness lies in moral character rather than wealth or power. It recalls 1961 patriotism, emphasizes unselfish public service, and stresses that nations are measured by their service to humanity, not material gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Rural schools in Texas lag despite strong state universities
W L Hughes of A and M College tells the Dallas County Agricultural Advisory board that Texas ranks 37th in rural education among the 48 states. He cites wealth of the state university yet poverty of many village schools, calls for sharing resources and continued diversification to improve farm and school prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. L. Hughes
A. and
M. College
Dallas County Agricultural Advisory Board
Bughes
Agricultural and Mechanical
State University
Dallas Times-Herald
Williamson Heads Local Business Men's Bible Class
H H Williamson was elected president of the First Baptist Church Business Men's Class at Carnegie Library on July 4. New officers include D Paul Dansby first vice president C Edgar Jones second vice president R R Ellis secretary A B McSwain treasurer H S Locke orchestra leader N F Lockerd choir leader Mrs L E Dowd pianist A J Buchanan reporter Judge W C Davis teacher Rev R E Day pastor and assistant teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Carnegie Library
H. H. Williamson
D. Paul Dansby
C. Edgar Jones
R. R. Ellis
A. 8. McSwain
H. S. Locke
Carl Jones
Reliance
Martin's Poultry Ton Promises Bug Control In Hen House
An advertorial notice claims Blue Bugs Paint inside a hen house with MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT to kill insects and deter infestation. It cites a guarantee by Col lins and promotes feeding MARTIN'S POULTRY TON to poultry as part of the regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Collins
Tabor Students On Honor Roll In Houston School
Five students from Massey's Business College in Houston earn honor roll status for the class of 39. Two Brazos county graduates from Tabor high school, Adolph Conrad and Miss Dell Fuller, led with strong averages and multiple activities. Miss Fuller, 94.4 average, was graduation class honor pupil. Adolph Conrad, 87, active in athletics and plays, works for Kuhn Paint Co in Houston. Both Kemper community ties and Tabor rural high school heritage highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey’s Business College
Houston
Brazos County
Tabor
Tabor High School
Adolph Conrad
Dell Fuller
Adolph
Miss Fuller
Tabor Rural High School
W. G. Colson
Colson
Mrs McDonald and Mrs Smith Win Short Course Scholarships
Mrs Grant McDonald of the Kings Highway Club and Mrs Herbert Smith of the Tabor Club win scholarships to the Farmers Short Course at A and M College. McDonald also wins county prize in the Improved Kitchen Contest. Smith tops spring vegetable showings among local clubs with high quality produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant McDonald
King’s Highway Club
Herbert Smith
Tabor Club
A. and
M. College
Kurten
King’s Highway
Tabor
Steep Hollow Hosts Friday Night Home Talent Play
The Steep Hollow community center auditorium hosted the home talent play An Home Came Ted at 8:30 last night. The well attended event featured proceeds around 82.80 with 23.75 from a cake auction by Mrs. Robert Jones, funding lighting for the Delco plant serving the school and churches. Local Bryan guests included Abbie Sevier Ella Bandelin Una Edge and many others from Harvey and Reliance communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Steep Hollow
S. E. Eberstadt
Robert Jones
Delco
Bryan
Abbie Sevier
Ella Bandelin
Una Edge
A. S. McSwain
Jess Conlee
Elmer Dodson
J. T. Maloney
C. A. Searcy
Ralphanna
Ethel Edmunds
J. D. Conlee
Amon Williams
Mattie Hall
Bertha Beal
B. L. Beal
Julius M. Barron
Philip Hensarling
J. W. Hicks
Marvin Morehead
Miss Davis
Harvey
Reliance
Mrs Gibbs Returns From New Orleans Improved
Mr and Mrs W F Gibbs return to Bryan from New Orleans where Mrs Gibbs sought special treatment. After three operations on her head she is much improved but still very weak and rests quietly at her College Avenue home. Friends are glad of her return and improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. F. Gibbs
Bryan
New Orleans
Ratification Meeting Endorses Tilden Hendricks Noms
A large and enthusiastic ratification meeting was held at the courthouse to back the nominations of Tilden and Hendricks. The Galveston News notes the event from July 5, 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News
District Encampment Aims For Large Turnout In Livingston
Brazos County women and Home Demonstration Agent Abbie Sevier plan the Second Annual Encampment of the Women of the South East Texas District in Livingston starting July 14. Attendance is expected to reach 500 with regulations on meals lodging and child attendance clarified. program features include speeches demonstrations and style shows through July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Abbie Sevier
South East Texas
Livingston
Bryan
Miss Sevier
Court House
Texas
Recreational Department of
Houston
Bess Edwards
Barnes
Ola Powell Malcolm
Southern States
Washington
D. C
Ruth Underwood
Harris County
Lola Blair
Extension Picnic to Old Washington Highlights Texas Heritage
Extension Service staff and families toured Old Washington and Independence this Fourth of July observance. The group visited the replica first capital, the Independence ruins, the 1845 Baptist Church seat of General Sam Houston, and the Seward home while discussing Texas liberty and early education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Darrow
Texas
Liberty
Old
Washington
Independence
A. and
M. Colley
J. Wallace Brosig
Navasota
Washington Park Commission
S. E. Asbury
Texas Experiment Station
Lillie Penney
P. T. Cole
Baylor College
Republic of Texas
Brosig
Georgia
Young Republic
Austin
East
United States
The
Alamo
Cliff Lopez Urges Farm Club Members to Beat Their Records
Cliff Lopez, Kurten Club member, addressed Kurten and Edge clubs at Kurten auditorium on June 29. He cites his water management and predicts a 100 bushel corn yield, urging members to outdo their own records, value farm life over city wages, and pursue the four Hs head heart hand health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Lopez
Kurten Boys’ Agricultural Club
Kurten
Edge Clubs
Kurten Auditorium
Fickey
Kurten Club
Chicago
Cedar Creek
Benson
Blue Ribbon Club
List of candidates who filed county expense accounts
Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee notes that willful failure to file expense accounts by June 30 carries penalties. The list includes J. McGee Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 $11.25, J. Reed Sheriff $74.76, E. Dodson County Clerk $170.60, M. Hall County $47.50, J. Conlee Sheriff $75.75, A. McSwain County Clerk $95.05, J. Maloney Commissioner Precinct 4 $45, W. Neeley County Attorney $100, J. Barron Tax Assessor $108.80, J. Moore Commissioner Precinct 4 $49.55, G. Boyett Commissioner Precinct 1 $66.85, C. Goen Tax Assessor $92.45, C. Risinger Commissioner Precinct 1 $52, J. Barron District Clerk $50, J. Ferguson County Tax Collector $120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSwain
JF. L. Henderson
Brazos County
Democratic Executive Committee
Joe McGee
Jess Conlee
A. 8. McSwain
J. T. Maloney
W. E. Neeley
Julius M. Barron
J. M. Moore
Guy Boyett
C. F. Goen
C. M. Risinger
J. W. Barron
J. M. Ferguson
Missouri Pacific To Send Number To Short Course
Houston July 6 Between 40 and 50 boys and girls will travel to a short course in Texas for the Boys and Girls Agricultural and Home Demonstration Clubs. The group will come from counties served by Missouri Pacific in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
College Station
H. R. Safford
Gulf ,Coast Lines
International Great Northern
S. A. U. and
Asherton
Gulf
Boys and Girls Agricultural and Home Demonstation Clubs
Anderson
Bexar
Brazoria
Brazos
Cameron
Cherokee
Dimmit
Ellis
Fort Bend
Frio
Galveston
Gregg
Grimes
Hardin
Harris
Hidalgo
Hill
Houston
Jackson
Kleberg
Liberty
McLennan
Madison
Medina
Milam Montgomery
Nueces
Newton
Orange
Robertson
Rush
San Patricio
Smith
Travis
Uvalde
Victoria
Walker
Williamson
Wood
Missouri Pacific Lines
Texas
Safford
W. B
al-Great Northernema Senit
Missouri-Pacific
Texas Boys and Girls Agricultural and Home Demonstration Clubs
Y M C A Secretary Returns From Kerrville Trip
Rev W H Matthews, College Station Y M C A secretary, arrived home from a 10 day Kerrville sojourn. He led singing at a Presbyterian young people synodical conference and spoke at a Bible hour. He recounted climate agriculture feats, a blue swimming hole, and a bass jumping over a radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Matthews
College Station
Kerrville
Presbyterian
Fredericksburg
Matthews
Chamber of Commerce board weighs charter amendment for annual budget
Bryan Chamber of Commerce directors discussed asking the City Commission to appoint a seven member committee to consider an amendment to the city charter creating an annual budget to fund chamber operations. Updates covered bridge work, road repairs, power plant unit tests, and agricultural club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Jno
Bryan and Brazos County
Austin
J. B. Miller
Eugene Edge
Edge and
Tabor
Kurten Auditorium
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
J. M. Gordon
Tyler Haswell
M. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
J. Bryan Miller
Lee J. Rountree
Lightning strikes servant quarters at A and M College
Lightning hit the rear servant's quarters of Major E. H. Bertram’s home on the A and M College campus at 1 35 pm Monday. The fire was extinguished by rain before the college fire department arrived, causing negligible damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
E. H. Bertram
A. and M. College
College
Goen Suffer Stroke. Ill in Houston Hospital
W. R. Goen, longtime resident, is in a Houston hospital after a stroke amid existing health problems. Clyde Goen and his sister Isley left by car to stay with him as they await any change in his condition and friends hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Goen
Houston
W. R. Goen
Mr. Goen
Clyde
Issley
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Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Benk Building
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
Association
Kinsadin
Ares
Tuy
Ben Johnson
Herbert Spencer
Walter Lippmear
Mrs. McDonald
Mrs. Smith
Old Washington
Asbury
Penney
Baylor Female College
Girls’ College
Belton
Waco
H. E. Randolph
V R. Glazener
E. M. Regenbrecht
G. W. Johnson
W. B. Smith
C.B. Webster
C. L.benson
Jennie Camp
Bess Edward
Bennie Campbell
Juanita Sprott
L. H. Childs
Reid McDonald
S. C. Evans
O. D. Duncan
Lille May Walton
J. W. Brosig
Ife
C. OF C. Meet
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