Bryan Weekly Eagle notices and syndicate copyright text
The item presents boilerplate Associated Press copyright and reproduction notices with ad rates and office addresses. It includes mention of the Daily Press League, Dallas and New York offices, and subscription options for Brazos County readers.
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Gentile Bank Boarlding
Dallas
Madison Ave
New York
Association Building
Chicago
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Rural pride and civic virtue in a republic
A quotation by Dr. Seaman A. Knapp extols a society where rural and civic pride are equal and where refined culture selects the rural villa. It celebrates soil wealth directing effort toward developing nature’s domain as an enduring estate granted by God.
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Seaman A. Knapp
Brazos River Conservation Bill Gains Texas Support
Rep Leonard Tillotson of Sealy introduces a measure creating the Brazos River Conservation and Reclamation District to control flood risk irrigation and power development across about one sixth of Texas. The plan envisions flood control reclamation and port potential from headwaters to Freeport with credit due to Lee J. Rountree and Brazos River Conservation and Reclamation Association leaders in Bryan.
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Texas
Leonard Tillotson
Sealy
Brazos River
Brazos Valley
Gulf
Freeport
Lee J. Rountree
Mr. Tillotson
Texas Adopts New Motor Code and Higher Speed Limit
Governor Dan Moody signs a new motor code for Texas. The state highway commission plans enforcement by a corps of motor patrolmen, following practices in Pennsylvania and Michigan. The act raises the speed limit from 35 to 45 miles per hour on roads.
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Dan Moody
Texas
State Highway Commission
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Traffic Code Change Aims To Improve Texas Road Safety
The article discusses new traffic laws in Texas restricting speeds to improve safety and prevent jams. It notes 50 state troopers will enforce limits and fines up to 100 dollars or jail. Lighting requirements for all vehicles are emphasized and penalties apply for driving without lights or improper parking on highways. It highlights increased inspections of buses and trucks, with past costs and tax savings from reduced tonnage.
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Highway Commission
Texas
Proposals for Texas governor pay raise and Supreme Court size
A special election planned for July 16 will ask voters to approve two constitutional amendments. One would raise the governor’s salary from 4 000 to 10 000 dollars a year and the other would expand the state Supreme Court from three to nine members. Supporters argue both measures match modern needs and workload. The governor’s salary is seen as too low to attract fully qualified leaders. The Supreme Court expansion is urged to relieve backlogs and improve docket efficiency amid rising business.
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Supreme Court of the State
State judges see need for improving legal service system
The speaker argues for strengthening state machinery to better serve citizens and urges voting in favor of the amendment that would advance this development and improve court case handling.
Brazos River Plan Enables Texas Water Conservation
The Brazos River watershed in Texas is set to become a conservation district following the governors signature. Flood control irrigation and power development will be mapped and funded to transform the basin into an empire supporting a new Freeport harbor channel. The week marks a historic push for regional development and a lasting economic future.
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Texas
Brazos River
Brazos
Freeport
Houston Chronicle
Texas House Reopens After Quit Strike
Early morning reports say the lower house of the 41st Texas legislature resumes work after organized session. Governor Moody vetoed nine appropriation bills totaling about 55 million dollars, citing revenue shortfalls of roughly six million dollars. The governor urges budgeting within expected revenues and calls for swift legislative accord to fund the next biennium.
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Moody
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Senate
King George V Reaffirms Rule Amid Loyal Coronation Sentiment
The article notes King George V's consecration ceremony, marked by strong loyalty and gratitude for his recovery from illness. It discusses perceptions of monarchy as a symbol of government and contrasts respect for law with rising crime in the country.
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Prison reform urged as Austin board begins statewide plan
The new prison site board organized yesterday at Austin and prepares a statewide survey to gather data for recommendations. The commission seeks a centralized plant with proper confinement quarters and work programs for both men and women, aiming to reform the system to meet future needs.
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Austin
Texan Voters Brace For Court And Tax Reform Post Campaign
Rumors and reports suggest Texan electors will learn more about court and tax reform once the gubernatorial campaign ends. Voters will then seek concrete action on both issues as they recognize the depth of the need.
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Texas
Texas Prison Population Sparks Prisoner Wanderers
With over 5,000 convicts confined in Texas prisons, reports note rising incidents of prisoners wandering or being crowded out as the system strains under heavy confinement.
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Texas
Gilchrist to Suggest Plan of Procedure on Concrete Surfacing
State highway engineer Gib Gilchrist will present recommendations on resurfacing Highways 6 and 21 to the state highway commission, with Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors told the plan should be favorable to the county. The special committee including John M. Lawrence and others will not reveal specifics until after Gilchrist appears before the commission. The group also discussed right of way agreements for Highway 6 from College Station, with two pump stations remaining and expected resolution soon.
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State Highway Commission
Gib Gilchrist
Bryan and Brazos County
Mr. Gilchrist
John M. Lawrence
W. S. Howell
Eugene Edge
T. B. Warden
Gulf Coast Good Roads Association
Brazos County
Travis B. Bryan
College Station
Bryan
Highway Commission
D. L. Wilson
J. Bryan Miller
Oak McKenzie
Hlood
Texas and
Green
Miller
Fire Prevention Committee
State Fire Insurance Commission
W. K Gibbs
H. O. Ferguson
W. S. Higgs
A. M. Waldrop
John S. Caldwell
E. E. Yeager
Mrs Butler in Critical Condition at Herman Hospital
Mrs Ruby Martin Butler lies critically ill at Herman Hospital in Houston with no change in condition reported from her bedside. Her sister Mrs Ed Errard of Kingsville formerly Miss Vivian Martin of this city is by her side.
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Ed Errard
Kingsville
Vivian Martin
Ruby Martin Butler
Herman Hospital
Houston
Mrs. Butler
Sheep Production Profitable For Farm Flocks And 4 H Camp Notes
J M Jones of Texas A and M reports farm flocks offer multiple benefits including weed control soil fertility conservation low maintenance and dual returns of wool and mutton. The piece also covers soil conservation talks, loan terracing, club encampment dates July 19 20 at Sue Haswell park and short course trips for 4 H members, plus dairy program plans and wilt resistant tomato trials.
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J. M. Jones
Sue Haswell Park
Texas Farms
Grape Juice Planned by Smetana Club Workers
Mrs Keith and Mrs Habarta of Smetana plan grape juice production this week for fall sales. Home demonstration club members aim to offer 4 H brand products and these two workers are making juice for that purpose.
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Habarta
Smetana
Memory and Confederate Tax Plan at Bryan Meeting
A 52 year memory sparks a Victorian rendezvous as attendees recall a poem and denounce a Yankee removal. Col Tabor reads a cotton tax resolution seeking $68 million from 1864 67 funds to aid Confederate veterans and widows, endorsed by Hood and Green Brigades and urged to Congress. Mrs Mary Hunt Affeck, Brenham, Texas.
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Brenham
Brazos Boy Takes Place Ex Texas Chamber of Commerce
George D. Holland, former secretary manager of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, is named director of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Organization Service Department. Born in Brazos county and a 1924 Texas A&M graduate, he led numerous agricultural outreach programs and community projects in Atlanta. He will assist Agricultural Director Roger Davis with the organization’s livestock program.
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A. & M. College
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Longview
Chamber of Commerce
George D. Holland
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Groveton
Holland
Texas A. & M. College
Dalhart
Garrison High School
Garrison
Atlanta
Cass County
Mr. Holland
Chambers of Commerce
Roger Davis
Clarence Ousley
Harry Williams
Warm Bureau Cotton Association
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Washington, D. C
T. O. Walton
M. College
A. B. Conner
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
F. C. Siecke
Texas Forest Service
E. W. Sheets
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
John C. Burns
American Hereford Breeders Association
FE. B. Spiller
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association
Agricultural Short Course Promises Broad Education for Farmers
A forenoon and evening program features leading educators and specialists with subject lectures and demonstrations for men and boys, homemaking talks for women and girls, and afternoon sectional meetings on agronomy, horticulture, dairying, and more. The dairy judging contest offers a trip to the National Dairy Show for the top team.
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Texas
T. O. Walton
St. Louis
R. Reese
Dallas
Mrs. S L Eaves Reported Very Ill in Bryan
Mrs. S L Eaves is critically ill at the family home on North Tabor Avenue in Bryan after three months bedridden and a sudden deterioration last Saturday. Daughters Mrs. Charles H Ade of San Antonio and Mrs. H B Smith of Dallas, and son Howard Eaves with his wife of Houston, arrived to be at her bedside and remain with her. Local friends await more favorable news.
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S. L. Eaves
North Tabor Avenue
Bryan
Resume Drilling On Carlos Well Near 2300 Feet
Dr. S C Richardson of Dallas says the Carlos oil well is at about 2300 feet after a pause to resolve title questions. Partners include Dr W H Lawrence, John Vick, and M F E Wallace with G C Foster of Dallas. Oil is expected around 2650 feet as drilling resumes.
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Carlos Well
Carlos
Richardson
Boatwright to Speak at First Baptist Church Sunday
H O Boatwright of the First National Bank spends the week in Marlin and will return to Bryan Saturday afternoon to fill the pulpit at the First Baptist church Sunday at 11 o clock in Rev R E Day's absence on vacation.
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H. O. Boatwright
1St Baptist
First National Bank
Marlin
Bryan
First Baptist Church
R. E. Day
Flytox Chamber of Death Insect Test Ad
An old Mellon Institute developed spray named FLY TOX is tested by incubating insects, spraying less than a teaspoon into a “Chamber of Death,” then reviving dead insects after 24 hours to verify quality. Only then does the product pass factory standards.
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