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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1936

Page

2

Library Lights and Hidden Buttons in a Mountain Home

In a mansion library, a young man notes books' power while his mountain mother explores the house in wonder. A butler Wilson reveals his trusted role as they begin an uneasy companionship, as lights and buttons spark curiosity and conversation.

Nance Jordan Ann Haskel John Herbert Resa Ann Hit John Herbert Jedge Shannon Wal Billy Hoss Jeff Nance

Most Prisoners Worth Reclaiming Says Bud Russell

Bud Russell, a veteran transfer agent who has moved over 100000 convicts to Huntsville, argues that about ninety percent of prisoners are incorrigible and should remain jailed for life. He supports eliminating local executions, notes El Paso cargoes include many Mexicans hiding blades in shoes, and describes strict loading procedures to prevent escapes. He urges friends to write to prisoners, saying many inmates never receive mail and their hearts grow hard.

Bud Russell Huntsville Russell West Texas el Paso el Paro Midland

2402 Landing Fields Found in United States

Washington July 7 The bureau of air commerce reported there were 2402 airports and landing fields in the United States, 75 more than July 1 last year. California led with 192 airports and landing fields and Texas had 135.

Washington Bureau of Air Commerce United States California Texas

Texas Men Die In Crash Near Albuquerque

A truck carrying Allen Freeman and Donald Hicks struck a tree four miles north of Albuquerque New Mexico. Freeman of Mount Pleasant Texas died in the crash while Hicks of Winters Texas was critically injured.

N. M Allen Freeman Mount Pleasant Texas Donald Hicks Winters Here

Front in the Grasshopper War Expands Across Plains States

Dr Lee A St, of the federal bureau of entomology, begins a trip to the front in the Grasshopper war. The campaign spans Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Kansas the Dakotas Montana and includes Associated Press coverage.

Lee A. St Federal Bureau of Entomology Iowa Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Kansas The Dakotas Montana Associated Press

People and Families Visit Bryan from Nearby Areas

Shoppers from Normangee and travelers in Bryan share Sunday visits and community notices. Mrs Nall Colson of Grimes County seeks a seat in the Legislature while Nat Colson's former district duties are noted. Families from Beeville Montgomery and Montgomery counties travel, children born, and residents recover from operations as local church and school figures relocate or visit relatives across Galveston Temple and Pensacola.

Nall Colson Grimes County Walter J. Higgs Colson Grimes Montgomery Counties Nat Colsen C. M. Halsell Fittlie Bobby Frank Ish Pearsall Galveston Imogene Webb Dorothy Gunter Ruth Gordon R. S Webb Jr J. M. Gordon Bryan Fort Clark Mexican Henry Lewis Beeville Jack Johnson J. A. Gandy Wellborn J. L. Stasmey Rock Prairie Kurten Céarn Keith Theo Mahler Ralph Howell Anderson Isle Howell Blanche Meachum Jas. H. Webb Pensacola Fila J. Allen Myers Jr Webb W. L Glass St. ' S Hospital J. D. Benson Paul J. Merrell David Merrell Henrietta Merrell A. and M. College First Christian Church Benson Corsicang Henry Kindt Karten St. Joseph's Hospital W. M. Hudspeth Mr. Hudspeth C. J. Feirman Mildred Margaret Fairman Little Reoch Ark

Peaches Pay Good Profits Says Stewart of Prospect

In Prospect Texas J N Stewart reports profits from peach growing noting 12 Mamie Ross and Arkansas Traveler trees yielded 18 bushels this season. He earned about 60 dollars from selling the fruit and believes peaches can be profitably grown in the area.

Stewart Texas J. N. Stewart Prospect Arkansas Traveler

Travis County Agent Buried in Austin

W. E. Davis long time Travis County agent died at his Austin home Thursday after more than 30 years in Extension Service work. R. W. Persons and M. T. Payne attended his funeral, Davis was active as a district agent during wartime and was widely known across Texas for agricultural service.

R. W. Persons M. T. Payne Extension Service Austin W. E. Davis Mr. Davis Travis Wat Texas

Wildlife survey under Dr Taylor progresses in Texas

Dr Walter P Taylor head of US Biological Survey reports wildlife resource survey under Texas Cooperative Wildlife Service is progressing despite heavy rains. Counting methods for bobwhite quail fur bears and other animals are being developed and plans made to apply findings to land inventories and game increase. Work mainly in Warner county with Huntsville HQ. Taylor to Huntsville early week then to Austin for statewide game wardens conference at Camp Mabry July 9-10.

Walter P. Taylor United States Biological Survey Texas Cooperative Wildlife Service Warner County Huntsville Taylor William J. Tucker Valgene Lehmann Austin Game Wardens Camp Mabry Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission

Inspect Sites For New Experiment Station Rising Star

A five man College Station committee with Senator E M Davis of Brownwood toured towns Monday to inspect sites for a proposed agricultural experiment station. Counties under consideration include Eastland Brown Callahan Comanche Erath. Attendees: Dr A B Connex head of the A M College station, W T Carter US Soil Survey, Joseph Kopecky Hallettsville, Dr J T Lawson Bowie, R V Davis Plainview.

Rising Star College Station E. M. Davis Brownwood Davis Eastland Brown Callahan Comanche Erath A. B. Connex A. & M. College W. T. Carter U.S. Soil Survey Commission Joseph Kopecky Hallettsville J. T. Lawson Bowie R. V. Davis Plainview

Federation Formed Of Federal Employees In Texas

Dr. Walter P. Taylor, returning from Dallas where he presided at a Baker Hotel meeting as fourth vice-president of the National Federation of Federal Employees, helped organize a Texas State Federation of Federal Employees. The group aims to improve welfare of federal workers in Texas and boost efficiency of federal government activities in the state.

Walter P. Taylor Texas Cooperative Wildlife Service Dallas National Federation of Federal Employees Baker Hotel Texas

Personnel change in Retail Credit Bureau in Bryan

Jeff Hefley named manager of the Central Texas Retail Credit Bureau with headquarters in Bryan arrives from Lufkin and will stay in Bryan for a time. Mrs. Jess Witt will head the Bryan office, succeeding Miss Johnny Barbee who moves to Howell Office. Hefley has opened offices at Lufkin and Nacogdoches and reports East Texas business conditions improving steadily.

Jeff Hefley Central Texas Retail Credit Bureau Bryan Lufkin Jess Witt Johnny Barbee Howell Ofl Company Southern Pacific Fort Worth Hefley Nacogdoches East Texas

River floods ruin Navasota crops in Bryan area

Jack Manning and T. L. Boswell of King's Highway in Bryan report the Navasota River is out over their farms, destroying nearly all cotton, corn and ribbon cane. They fear two weeks before they can reenter fields to replant, weather permitting.

Navasota Jack Manning T. L. Boswell King’s Highway Bryan

Bryan City Commission to Meet Friday Night

The Bryan city commission will hold its regular monthly session Friday night. Discussion will include the budget for the current fiscal year and other matters on the agenda.

Bryan

Golf Tournament Interest Grows at Bryan Country Club

Interest is rising for the annual Invitation golf tournament to be played Sunday at Bryan Country Club with about 100 players expected from Hearne, Caldwell, Cameron, Marlin, Huntsville, Conroe, Madisonville, Brenham, Navsagota and Houston. The 18 hole event features four flights with four prizes each plus pitching and driving contests. Prizes are Top-Flite golf balls. A three player committee will set the flight method to ensure fairness.

Bryan Country Club A. L Whiskey) Smith Hearne Caldwell Cameron Marlin Huntsville Conroe Madisonville Brenham Navgasota Houston College Bryan

Buck Thomas Visits Brazos County Hopeful for Primary Win

Buck Thomas B C Buck Thomas candidate for state representative spoke to supporters in Brazos County after visiting Anderson on Monday. He reported much encouragement and optimism about the July 25 primary election outcome.

B. C Buck) Thomas Anderson Brazos County

Davis Opens Court in Robertson County Monday

Judge W C Davis traveled to Franklin on Monday to open a five week term of district court for Robertson county setting the schedule and proceedings for the term.

Davis Robertson CO W. C. Davis Franklin Robertson County

Marriage Licenses For J. J. Riley Jr and Annie Lee Saxon

J. J. Riley Jr. and Annie Lee Saxon applied for a marriage license. The filing lists both as applicants with plans to wed in the near future. local clerk’s office records reflect the pair’s intention to marry.

J. J. Riley Jr. and Annie Lee Saxon

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