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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1929

Page

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Reunion Brings Hood's and Green's Brigades Back to Bryan

The narrator recalls a reunion of Hood's Texas Brigade in Bryan. He cherishes meeting old comrades from the sixties, hearing the Rebel yell, and recalling war memories. Texans in gray guarded Bragg's retreat, while blue grass hills ran with blood as Buell's army faced hardship.

Bryan Hood Green Perryville Texas Bragg Kentucky Buell Dixie Texas Brigade

Local residents visit friends and new school appointments noted

Mrs. R B Dunn and daughter Eula Frances of Luling arrive for a Bryan visit to Mr and Mrs J M Dunn. William Minkert elected Bedias High School principal to teach science biology and English. Mrs Parker and husband teach in Dilly while attending A M College summer sessions. The Goliad family of Hubbard City travel to Corpus Christi for tarpon fishing, a July tradition. Mrs Stallings ill in Shreveport with sister Mrs Robison at her side. Mrs Boatwright and grandchildren return from Houston. Frederick Webster of Houston drives to Bryan. he heads the Houston Little Theater.

R. B. Dunn Eula Frances Luling J. M. Dunn Dunn Bryan William F. Minkert A. & M. College Bedias Charles D. Parker Dilly Texas A. and M. College W. H. Goliad Tom Frank Marion Moore Fred Moore Hubbard City Corpus Christi H. G. Stallings Shreveport George Robison Frederick Leon Webster Houston Tyler Haswell Ara Haswell Giraud Haswell West 24Th Street Mr. Webster Houston Little Theater

Fire damages car in W D Lawrence garage

A tire fire in a car inside the W. D. Lawrence garage was discovered around 11:30 P.M. Monday. The vehicle was badly damaged and the building filled with smoke before firefighters extinguished the blaze.

W. D .Lawrence

Weather Forecast For Bryan And West Texas

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday across Bryan and vicinity. Fast Texas expects partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with thunder showers near the east coast. West Texas shows partly cloudy to night and Thursday with possible showers in the extreme west portion.

the Eagle New Orleans Bryan Vicinity Texas West Texas

Farmers Short Course Opens July 29 at A and M College

The twentieth annual Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College runs July 29 through August 3 with group sessions for men and women and sectional meetings on farming topics. I H Williamson, vice director of the Extension Service, says attendance is expected to top last year’s 5,000. Railways offer special rates of one cent per mile each way.

College Station A .and M. College of Texas I. H. Williamson Extension Service

Winter Wheat Crop Near 1928 Peak Across Plains States

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reports new winter wheat near a 1928 level with an expected 300 million bushels, within 73 to 74 million of last year's bumper harvest. Harvest progresses across Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma and Wyoming as warm June weather accelerates maturity. Prospects for the farm sector remain favorable with good grazing, livestock health, and strong crop condition across spring wheat corn cotton and other crops.

Associated Press Kansas City Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Wyoming Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City United States

Granddaughter Elizabeth Recovers After Throat Operation

Telephone messages from Mrs. E. G. Jenkins disclose that Elizabeth Jenkins, little granddaughter, is convalescing very satisfactorily after a throat operation on Tuesday.

E. G. Jenkins Nacogdoches E. J. Jenkins Elizabeth

Five Cars Derail injuring Passengers near Enfield

From 40 to 60 persons were injured when five Atlantic Coast train cars derailed near Enfield North Carolina today. Five were said to be seriously injured and brought here for treatment as other victims were reported.

Rocky Mount Enfield Heer

Calf Rabies Case Sends Grimes Sheriff to Navasota

Phil Mills, living near the Navasota river, suffered hydrophobia after a rabid calf attack. He aided Davis tombs two weeks earlier in doctoring the sick animal. The calf was diagnosed rabid, killed, and sent to Austin. Mills refused serum treatment and was jailed in Navasota after delirious behavior and claims that the calf was after him.

Phil Mills Navasota George Davis J. H. Reed Davis Mills Davis Tombs Austin Bud Mills Amon Williams Sheriff Reed

Angeleno Reaches Ninth Day of Endurance Flight

Culver City Cal July 10 The ninth day of the endurance refueling flight of the biplane Angeleno began today with the ship in its 195th hour aloft before noon Pilots L W Mendell and R B Reinhart who passed the previous sustained flight record yesterday are cheerful and confident.

Associated Press Culver City Cal L. W. Mendell R. B. Reinhart

Cotton Market Stays Quiet as Futures Slip Slightly

The cotton market showed inactivity with futures down 10 to 14 points and local spot prices quoted between 17 and 17.50 cents.

Turkish post may be given John Willys

Washington July 10 The post of ambassador to Turkey is expected to be offered to John Willys veteran Ohio automobile manufacturer who has sold his interest in Willys Overland Company as Italian competition tightens the market for American autos

Associated Press Washington Turkey John Willys Ohio Automobile Willys-Overland Company

Wheelock Farmer Finds Farm Relief in Diversified Livestock Scheme

FE G Marsh of Wheelock announces success with a diversified farming model combining poultry swine and cattle with cotton. He advocates high grade breeding stock and dairy livestock development in Brazos county, noting cattle and chickens improved his finances and urging broader adoption.

Wheelock FE. G. Marsh Weekly Eagle Marsh Bryan Brazos County

British sub dives near H-47 to aid trapped crew

Star Diver 10, hoher Wales July 10 reports a British submarine attempting to reach the stricken H-47 and contact the 21 men trapped. It used sound telegraphy with Morse signals, but no replies came. A highly experienced diver in a German suit may attempt to locate the missing crew at about 330 feet, though descent is doubtful.

Associated Press Pemberoke Wales

Ginners Meet at Brenham Club for Big Outing

Texas ginners in the 14th district will gather July 17 at the Red and Gun Club in Brenham for a barbecue dinner and social program. The Brenham Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event to discuss issues facing ginners and potential benefits of a stronger association.

Ginners Brenham Texas Ginners Bastrop, Lee, Burleson Washington, Brazos Robertson Counties Red and Gun Club

Bryan Lions Plan to Aid Agriculture

The Bryan Lions Club rural committee, chaired by Lion W. E. Leverkuhn, outlines 1929 30 goals aligned with a ten year program. Planned actions include promoting high grade cottonseed planting, county wide film showings, a survey of purebred seed use and lint yield, and cooperation with planters on cotton seed purchases under a cow sow and hen initiative.

Bryan Lions Club Lion W. E. Leverkuhn Bryan High School

Groom dies after wedding serenade in Kentucky lake tragedy

In Jenkins Kentucky David Hughes a 23 year old groom drowned when friends who serenaded him and his bride at their new home threw him into a lake. Police arrested two men as instigators after an investigation. The body was recovered but could not be revived.

Associated Press Jenkins, Ky David Hughes Hughes

Dudish Bad Man Holds Up Go Cafe for $200

A well dressed bandit held up a girl cafe cashier in Houston early today and forced her to hand over $200. Bertha McDonald an 18 year old cashier believed the man was joking at first but complied with the demand.

Associated Press Houston Bertha McDonald

Drives 40 Miles Daily To School Never Late

Denton July 10 Forty miles daily to classes and never late Ruth Gossett senior in CIA summer program drives from Justin to Denton and back five days a week. In nine weeks she will total 1760 miles and 600 more in the last three weeks for a grand 2360 miles, about one twelfth the globe.

Denton Ruth Gossett Miss Gossett Justin Fort Worth

Telephoto Pictures For Eagle Readers

The Bryan Daily Eagle features an Associated Press telephoto picture on the front page showing the monoplane Pathfinder and pilots Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey. The trio left Old Orchard Missouri and the image was created through a Boston photo layout and telephoto process, with a metal cast and mat sent by air, enabling daily illustrated AP cut service to readers.

Togers Williams Lewis Yancey Old Orchard Pathfinder Rome Atlantic Spain Associated Press Boston Bryan Daily Eagle Roger Williams Atlanta Eagle

Labor Unions Weigh City Strike as Deadlock Persists

New Orleans July 10 The nine day street car strike remained snarled as union leaders planned an open air meeting tomorrow to decide if a general sympathy strike should be called.

New Orleans

Funeral for Mrs. Walker Held at Home

Funeral services for the late Mrs. W. J. Walker were conducted at 3 p.m. from Mrs. J. N. Cole’s East 24th Street home by Rev. R. E. Day of the First Baptist Church. The service featured Scripture readings, a choral offering, and a prayer before interment in the City cemetery. Pallbearers included John M. Lawrence Jr and E. F. Parks among others. attendees from Galveston, Commerce, Harlingen, Houston, and Brenham traveled to pay last respects.

W. J. Walker J. N. Cole East 24Th Street R. E. Day First Baptist Church Day Jesus First Baptist Dansby Furniture Comng John M. Lawrence Jr E. F. Parks John A. Moore Carl Cole Paul Dansby

New Paper Money Issued Today

The 1929 miniature model currency becomes available at local banks today per the U S Treasury schedule. A banker comments that distribution depends only on the balance in a customer’s checking account.

U. S. Treasury

American Aviators Yan cey and Williams Land at Santander

Yan cey and Williams completed their long flight from Old Orchard Maine to Rome diverting to Santander Spain to refuel and land near Albericia after a 3 247 mile path from Old Orchard The pair landed at 9 30 p m Spanish time and were greeted by locals cheering and guiding them with bonfires before being hosted by the civil governor seeking only gasoline to finish the journey

Associated Press Santander Spain Yancey Williams Old Orchard Maine Rome Pathfinder Comillas Albericia

Prison Survey To Start After Solens Adjourn

The Texas relocation commission including the nine prison board members and nine lawmakers will meet about ten days after the third special session adjourns to organize a survey. The group will determine a site for a proposed new prison and prepare a recommendation due to the legislature by December 1.

Texas State Prison Relocation Commission House Senate Texas E. H. Astin Bryan Austin

Auto Company Relocates to New Quarters

Johnson and Rohde, Oakland and Pontiac dealers, move from 25th Street and Washington Avenue to a new building at 27th Street and Bryan Avenue. The opening will be announced later, but full service is available now despite incomplete construction.

Auto Company New Quarters Johnson and Rohde Oakland Pontiac Automobiles 25Th Street Washington Avenue 27Th Street Bryan Avenue

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the People’s Column Coant H. O. Boatwright Lelia Pauline Davis Billy Davis Grimes Co Angeleno Bryan Lions Rural Committee Dudish Solens
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