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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

2

Local Club Presidents Honor Service and Training Note

Engineers prefer training men after mastering the work. Mrs Regene attends a president’s lapel button is awarded to Dr Lawer Jones as his term ends July 1. Acting president Pred Hdic presides. short course to be held two weeks in Angus with goodwill efforts reported to the Chamber of Commerce. List of attendees and officers follows.

Crawford Ams Regene B. Paulos Lawer Jones Ferguson Tenente Canada Hdic Madison Bell Angus Liem A. BD Jackson Bemr Brranema Braves County

Meeting in Madison gathers local leaders and visitors

A Madison gathering brings together Chamber of Commerce president J M Reames, county agent BF Vanes, Judge J M Brownlee, J L Cooper, WB Hereford, and many business figures to discuss unity and progress. Attendees include Rev Terese Witten, Ginnie Brown of Ocotek, and Bryan visitor George Butler.

Roeterians J .M. Reames Chamber of Commerce Vanes County J. M. Brown- Lee Hereford Madisor- Mille Robert JF Hell 'i Nacoe Rnigm Terese Witten Ginnie Brown Ocoeket Sam Houston Highway George Butler Bryan Tedar W. Black HP. Black Wilson Beacher Anio Shewedian Ry T Schomisa Tedd BR. Williams MM Waltivre

Community weighs school busing and costs amidst weather concerns

A fragmentary report notes residents debate bus service for students beyond a local area, facing higher charges and weather risks. It cites 14 guardians, a petition led by named locals, and calls for better community spirit through education despite travel miles and district constraints.

Siemens Anc Dagh Aphee Cvedes Wrensportavian Wispere Qebor Tebor Rente Brean & Regort Anc Gmoresset West Bers

Appointment of Sheriff at Mission County

Mr Milner was appointed to replace Mangom as sheriff of Mission County. Milner, previously a deputy, will take over duties from the outgoing official amid ongoing administrative changes and cash oversight.

Bat Qty Mission Cew Tie Mangom Milner

Oil and Gas Committee Debates Price and Policy Measures

The session features discussions on Graves and Satterwhite resolutions to empower a joint committee to subpoena records and investigate oil and gas matters. Grievances over timing and attendance are aired, with focus on price manipulation and production tax. Senate finance and appropriation bills follow, with debates on staffing and budget for the session.

Reed Granberry T. B. McGregor Austr Speakon Leposs Satterwhite Wittle Jeery Graves Gatien Tien Lalienhite Gon Attinne Che Marie Sen Poe J. W E . Beck Fmance W. E. Thomason Eauther Senate Ani Ebow Peportes

Fragmentary OCR Notes on Newspaper Reading Habits

The fragment notes that few readers view more than one newspaper at home and questions blending the state for various reading needs. It hints at limited audience engagement and possible media overlap.

Wheme Teres

Association Minutes Show Attendees From Several Cities

A Civil Association meeting recorded attendees including J. E. Porter and Charles Oliver of Caldwell, W. S. Barren and H. B. Raney of Nacogdoches, and Cand. Brown of Credkett. Present were Robert P. Hall of Nacogdoches, G. d Husen, K. R. Williams, A. S. McSwsin, Trevis B. Breen, Tr ier Haswell, M. P. Raxsty, B. J. McDomah, and B. Revight of Crocker.

Mr. Knight J. E. Porter Charles Oliver Caldwell W. S. Barren BH. OG. Raney Nacogdoches Cand. Brown Credkett Rebert P. Hall Husen KR. G. Williams A. S. McSwsin Trevis B. Breen Trier Haswell M. PF. Raxsty

Free Farmers Trade Trip Planned Across Bryan Territory

A Bryan business and farming group plans a Thursday trip to survey trade routes in the Bryan area. The organizers anticipate a similar Friday excursion and a rodeo event at Persest with prizes for several winners.

Bryan Sif Sp. Gm

Aggie Alumni Honor Coach Amid Booster Gathering

Aggie baseball coach receives praise from alumni in a Texas gathering. Notables present include Beau Bell, former Aggie outfielder and Texas League player for Galveston, and Mrs Rose Winders mother of track star Dick Winders. Attendees from the Aggie booster network and student association pledge ongoing support as events plan for Monday.

State of Texas Beauy” Bell Aggie Mine Galveston Aggie Boosters Enuen Texas Aggies Rose Winders Dick Winders Aggie A. Pickett Texas Serversigy Adunm Aggies E. E. McQuillen Augiers-Students Association Gus Fev

Edonowt Bloc Loses Move To Cut Expenses

A local session fails to pass a measure to cut newspaper subsidies. The group opposed reducing daily paper receipts from three to one per week amid budget debates.

Edonowt Bloc

Etex Dairy Cows Gain in Number Also in Quality

Preliminary census figures show a dairy cow population of 422,400 in the Texas territory, up from 383,000 in 1921, reflecting real progress in dairy development. Local figures mention Mr and Mrs Dowling of Wellborn as participants in the scene.

Moresse Ree Texas Chamber of Commerce Ivenes Bom Texeres

Mercury Heat Record Reported Twice Last Week

The mercury reached the cen tery mark here twice during the past week with a high of 100 on Tuesday and a low on Wednesday. Rainfall measured at A end M College registered 32 inches on Wednesday, with precipitation described as greater than in Bryan.

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Funeral Service Held Sunday for Mrs A L George

Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Gecie Ann Genngen George wife of A L George of Steep Borrow. She suffered long illness and was a lifelong Baptist. survived by husband and several children. The service was conducted by Rev Poke with arrangements at the Stee Selly church.

Gecie Ann Genngen A. L. George Steep Borrow George Asuel Goomre The Baptist Church Goerpe Mie J. Houges Madison Crimms A. L. Geaver Geonge S& Wears AL. Geompe Ronen Wirgin T. W Sever Boliew C.F. Eichofer Colises Sader Banstan Samay Olsenwoun Faruy oFer Cehdactinge

Funeral Service Held Sunday for Barron Baby

Federal services for Mary Elz apheth Barron, three years old, of Brean were held Sunday afternoon at 4 from the family home on Dodge. Pastor Hey Holioman of Owliege Avenue Baptist Church delivered a scripture sermon. The baby’s family received many expressions of sympathy as medical efforts failed. Burial followed at Old Bethe cemetery with Towers assisting the pallbearers.

Mary Elzapheth Barron Barron J Brean Dodge Ewes Hey Holioman Owliege Avenue Baptist Church Sander Mursme Sheermenm Old Bethe Towers Takmg

Brazos County to Boost with Brazos Hotel Project

A letter from E. Jensen outlines plans to develop a Brazos County hotel with cooperation from the Houser Chamber of Commerce. The plan envisions serving local county products in the dining room and promoting Brazos County items at the hotel. Residents are expected to engage with the project and Bryant business halls may participate.

Divaze Ghoréis Jensen Jusal Pansauion Houser Chanter of Commerce Aimminy Brazos County Bryant

Bray County Folks Gather for Weekend Visits and Travel

Local residents share travel plans and visits with relatives across Texas and nearby states. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lindsey return after two weeks in Pryan with Mrs. Morgan. E. R. Bryant to Iowa Nebraska Colorado. Miss Martha Martin improving at home. many friends and relatives noted visiting Bryan or traveling to Galveston and Houston.

L. L. Lindsey Oresby Teft Thos Pryan W. ER. Morgan E. R. Bryant Iowa Nebraska Colorado Martha Martin Washimeton Avenue Martin Perry Landrum Hepsten George Gresham Damiir Gresham Merriman Landrum R. W. Willems Galveston Williams J. E. Spillt Willems Bryan Sundax S. Barren A. S&s Ware Austin Bas Saeahon Saetink Bryan Suniing Visi Greenville North Texas Pone Pawn Councy Supe D.autty Shissaaeming Gali Grimes County Biazek Bern Nedtwick Roy Naw Degsine Murth Jane Meate Bryar Ladue A. M. Bawetter Miss Hinks Joy Bryan Busiess vVashurs Lodgy J. J. Pager Dad Lemmen Calvert Bryan K. B. Covington Normanme T. Dram Jolie Burleson Cuildowell Wes Drea Todey Asimess Derringwon Breses County Garmers Edgar. Mamerd Tudor Dex Ant Seasey Smith Jean Heve Billkhore Granariew Alfred Cracker Auss Glade Twder Forest Jones Mary Louse Nes Tyo Dallas Kansas City St. Louis Fort Wayne Ind Pennybecker Thomas Edison Huth P. S. Tilson Houston Chautaulous New York Tilson Pannie Parker Mary Carr Mvother M. B. Parker John H. White Jr White Jesse Bullock Fort Worth Earl Morehead Little Rock Ark Frank P. Martin

Soil Valuation Conference at A M College Aims for Standard Methods

The Second Soil Valuation Conference opened at Texas A M College under the guidance of W. S. McAnelly for the 10th Land District. Attendees include appraisers from the Federal Land Bank Houston bankers loan officers college officials and experts in farm management soil building and soil conservation. The program features field excursions to show signs of farm productivity and aims to reduce guesswork in land values used for loans while promoting sound practices to maintain and enhance soil fertility.

McAnelly 10Th Land District Second Soil Way M. College der the di Mivee Federal Land Bank Houston Soi Anpr Anelly Sch Coil Specialite MecAnelly

Reliance BY PU Plans Series of Community Meets

Residents in the Reliance community gathered at the Baptist church on Friday evening for fellowship and recreation hosted by the B Y P U group. Conrad Merka, president, and Alma Mathis, general committee chair, organized games and contests followed by ice cream and cake. Plans aim to extend such gatherings in civic affairs to foster fellowship and community spirit.

Reliance Baptist Church Conrad Merka Reliance B. Y. P. U Alma Mathis Reliance Station

Government Dam Angling Open To General Public

Fishermen were wary of the weather and fishing the Brazos River near the government dam though citizens had purchased land on both river sides to use the water. Congressmen and club members express concerns that Attorney General Alfred may change conditions and restrict access to the dam while pushersmen anticipate easier access around the dam.

Brenham Pein Citiens Nevaseta Brazos Dames P. Bochean Wes Tetramentel Minteor Uberberge TenEl Firstin Gmenier Tamai Walter Swhe Gar Leckandam Newaseta Epmen Atcerney Alfred

Byrne College Ad Promises Best Training at Half Time Cost

An advertisement from Byrne Commercial College claims unmatched training quality and money back tuition guarantees. It highlights thoroughness and time savings, inviting readers to enroll for free material explaining benefits, signed by Byrne College president Dalia Hogston with locations in San Antonio and Fort Worth.

Byrne College Byrne Commercial College BE. Byrne Dalia Hogston San Antonio Ft. Worth

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