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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
2
The notice outlines a valuation short course at A M College on July 13 with references to instructors and participants. It mentions discussions of rates, approvals, and associated financial details, including a proposed budget and coefficients.
County officials urge a county wide food and feed campaign led by Mr and Mrs Secretary McCuBeaugt. The event promotes a community program with aims for a successful drive and broad participation next Thursday at Edge Peetie. The campaign seeks cooperation from agricultural groups and local residents to ensure a productive outcome.
Fragmented OCR text describes Robstown men purchasing hogs and related feeding and stocker activities. It mentions feed, corn, damage, and possible names or actions but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Mrs Carnes speaks on the Holy Land before a Leona crowd. The event includes attendees such as Mes 3 A. MeN and Miss Beatrye Pex, with names like Le Roe Whitten and Billy Loews noted among parishioners and local hosts.
A garbled passage references milk testing and local individuals including Bryax and Sema Saal. The text is incomplete, with several names and actions unreadable, making a coherent event unclear.
A specialist urges routine crep rotation as essential. The article notes a new system trial and retests planned, aiming to optimize wear and care. It references adjustments in procedures and upcoming evaluations by涉.
A local Bryan teacher wed an attorney from Granger at a ceremony conducted by ministers. The bride, Miss Mary Joime Pex of Granger, wore a traditional gown as guests and family gathered for the nuptials. A reception followed at the Deane af her pervect with Dean Sirs Yee Corre. The groom, Deané Sirs, will pursue a law degree at the University and begin practice in the area.
The garbled text reports an event about a loss of an auto in an early moment of upheaval or battle. Names and places are unreadable, with no clear date or organization evident. The fragment provides little actionable detail beyond a missing vehicle and tense scene.
County official McDonald releases details from State Superintendent S. M. Mares on rural school operations. The notice emphasizes no August extra exams due to few applicants, contract requirements for districts over 15 teachers, and the need for board resolutions on tax levies and approved contracts under new rural aid laws.
A garbled note describes several Eryan citizens traveling to Europe for the summer, including Mrs Eelp t Reser and others from Boman and New York, with references to a beneficent event and expected journeys aboard a ship or program. The text is fragmented but indicates a familial and charitable context.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a bid process for shipping or sids related to schools and equipment. Mentions Kemp acts and Newegg teams, with unclear figures and entities, including a $2534 amount and a Pear test reference.
Mrs. M. M. Shelton of League City visits with Mrs. Edma Shelton, county health nurse, at East 30th Street. Numerous friends and relatives travel, visit, and plan gatherings across Bryan, with baby health updates and extended stays noted.
W Carken, former aviation ad comvention manager of the Peat Worth Chamber of Commerce, assumed his college athletics post at Texas A and M. He succeeds James Sellivan who resigned to join the Texas Agricultural Station. Carken, S&S graduate, has prior ties to Fort Worth Chamber and A and M clubs and will lead athletic activities at Bryan.
A fragmented notice describes Bryan Folk writing from California about travel and arrival. It mentions easing into the state, a cave, and impressions of California’s climate and landscape amid a noisy, confused narrative.
Market totals for the innate ideal growers and wusner's cooperative section ran between 65 and 75 dollars with brisk sales for individual growers. Weather and late May opening hurt offerings, and next week the market will operate Tuesday and Saturday per the regular schedule.
The Denton Record notes 13 year old Bebop E DTD and Myron will attend to dedicate the hall church. Extreme improvements were made and the sanctuary is among the most prominent in the region.
G W Orms of College Station, district Extension Service agent, reports in Waco that farming remains sound despite low prices. He cites excellent wheat and oat crops and a promising corn outlook, noting farmers cut costs, diversify, and rely on home production while merchants adapt to tighter margins.
Entomologist R. R. Reppert reports 175 acres in Robertson county are producing profitable cantaloupes. Calvert Chamber of Commerce sponsors the marketing project led by Sam Heath. First week sales reached 700 dozen melons to Sherman with rail and truck shipments to state markets. A grower earned $65 from 1.5 acres.
AUSTIN July State Treasurer Charley Leekhart reports locating Ale No 2 from the Republic of Texas treasury. Letters dated Dec 13 1886 from Columbia and other Houston origin reflect Henry Smith as treasurer with legible ink and intact paper. Contents include a Sam Houston treasury note and attorney general orders on financial questions.
Postmaster WO Kenyon reports business gains in Amarillo with receipts for July and June rising by about $1,000. The brief notes a stronger month for local telegraph and mail services, reflecting improved activity in the area.
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