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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

5

Short Course Highlights Soil Types and Land Appraisal

College Station July 15. The second annual soil and land valuation short course opened Monday at Texas A and M College with a noon field study of soil types directed by W. J. Carter and an appraisal demonstration by P. L. Gaddis and Ammon Underwood. Thirty five attendees join lectures on soil groups and land value relations. events include a banquet addressed by J. Gossett of Houston. The program runs through Wednesday with talks on erosion, land use, and appraisal techniques.

College Station Texas A. and M. College W. 7. Carter Division of Soil Survey P. L. Gaddis Federal Farm Loan Bureau Wallington D. C Ammon Underwood Federal Land Bank Houston Wilson Farm El¢r J. O. Morgan Department of Agronomy Mess Hall Dudge M. i. Gosset Pedeval and Bank J Gosset School of Agriculture W. JP. Carte Texas EK. J. Reynolde A. K. Short M. i. Bentley T. R. Houlton Frice Bitunion

Dairy Financing Plan for Etex Territory Announced

The Dairy Financing Corporation of the Etex Territory, organized with B. J. Peasley as organizer, plans to make about 200000 for financing dairy cattle. It ties to the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank and will operate in Smith Upshur Cass and Harrison counties. Capital stock is 25000 with loans repaid over 40 months at 6 12 percent interest. Bryan Blaylock will handle loan applications weekly in Marechal. Directors include Peasley Tyler W C Pierce I F Allday John Brogotti and Eugene Lillierstein.

Tyler Texas Dairy Nee Corporation B. J. Peasley Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Federal Farm Loan Bank of Houston Smith Upshur Tus Cass Harrison Peasley Bryan Blaylock Marechal s@creary Qich Yariers Bod W. C. Pierce Marshall I. F. Allday Atlanta Tex Joh. Brogotti Gilmer Eugene Lillierstein Mount Pieasant

Funeral Service This Afternoon For Mrs Rippey

Funeral services for Mrs Elva Tran Rippey are held at the First Baptist Church in Bryan with Rev Wharton and Rev Pipkin leading. The family grave at City Cemetery follows the service after a train arrival from Kerrville.

First Baptist Church Elva Tran Rippey Kerrville Texas Bryan George Foster Wharton J. J. Pipkin Albert Buchanan J. Webb Howell George Foester E. B. Eljioit N. A. Stewart C. Peap Sulphur R. M. College of Texas

Registration of New Automobiles Shows Decrease

In nine Texas counties, first half 1931 new car registrations totaled 18 721, down 26 percent from 19230 25 244 in the same period. Low priced cars led the drop, with 12 995 registered vs 17 42 in 1930, while the next price range fell 44 percent. June registrations fell 20 percent from 4 061 in June 1930 to 3 262.

Austin Texas Mde Bureau of Business Research University of Texas Bureau

Former Jeweler Now Farm Manager Across Parker County

R. C. Levine once associated with Caldwell's Jewelry Store while living in Bryan visits friends before returning to Weatherford. He now manages farms for his mother near Weatherford and notes adverse weather, high costs, and low market values affect the naming industry. Parker County focuses on truck, poultry, livestock, and feed crops.

R. C Rob) Levine Caldwell Bryan Weatherford Beaumont Mr. Irvine Vame Parker County Irvine

Woman Injured Falling From Edge Apartment Steps

Mrs. J Benson suffered a broken shoulder as she fell from the entrance steps of an Edge apartment building around 5 pm Monday. She was taken by ambulance to the hospital where X rays confirmed the arm bone fracture and doctors considered possible surgery to repair the injury.

Mitchell Held to Grand Jury on Drunk Driving Charge

Jesse Mitchell, a Mexican man, was held to the grand jury by Justice J. T. McGee Saturday afternoon on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. His bond was set at 250 dollars.

Jesse Mitchell J. T. McGee

Boy Found Paralyzed in Box Car Near Fort Worth

Authorities locate a negro boy in a box car in Fort Worth in a paralyzed state. The boy, who signed his name as David Collins, says his mother Willie Carroll lives in Bryan. No trace of the woman or further details are known.

J. L. Brock Fort Worth Willie Carroll Bryan David Collins

Crops Gain Life From Recent Rain At Steep Hollow

C M Risinger of Steep Hollow reports a light shower, possibly under an inch, revived crops and will aid growth in fields not yet hit hard by heat. He notes corn looks ill but cowpeas and late feed crops could recover with more rain. cotton remains in good condition though market prospects worry farmers.

C. M. Risinger Steep Hollow Mr .Risinger Risinger

Mrs Kyle Heads Former Students Round Rock Ins

Mrs Kyle of Beaumont was chosen president of the Former Students Association of the Round Rock Institute at a reunion held by the Williamson County Old Settlers Association in Round Rock. Dr J S McCelvey of Temple was named vice president and Mrs Starkey Duncan of Austin secretary. Mrs Lee J Rountree became official representative. The ex students plan annual reunions each first Sunday.

W. W. Kyle Beaumont Round Rock Institute Williamson County Old Settlers’ Association Round Rock J. S. McCelvey Temple Starkey Duncan Austin Lee J. Rountree Williamson County Old Settlers’ Association Bec J. Rountree Brazos County Joe Webb J. N. Rainey Chamber of Commerce B. PF. Vance Henry’ HA. Turner A. McCormick Madisonville Methodist Church Bryan Rotary E. H. Smith Maddisonville Frank Boriskie W. R. McCulough Frank Womble E. R. Canady

Exodus Expected As Cotton Picking Starts In Texas

San Antonio reports a wave of 60 000 people likely to move to South Texas cotton fields as picking season nears. C W Woodman state Farm Employment head says many families will find work but wages will be low.

San Antonio South Texas C. W. Woodman Fort Worth United States Farm Employment Service Woodman

Rain Fresher Boosts Brazos County Gardens Market

Rain earlier in the week revived gardens and truck patches in Brazos county. Farmers Market sales ran about 80 to 100 dollars this morning, with May total 211.70 and June 334.85 in sales. Market commissions funded operating costs and a fund for improvements. About fifteen women participate in the cooperative section, with stalls for eighteen growers often occupied.

Brazos County

Brazos County Grows Fine Chinese Cabbage

T F Taylor of the Steep Hollow community delivered a Chinese cabbage plant to the Eagle office. It is described as resembling turnip greens in appearance and flavor, arising from seed sown May first with only this week rainfall, suggesting it thrives in dry weather.

T. FE. Taylor Eagle Office

Bryan Goodwill Tour Honors Grimes County Leaders

A Bryan Goodwill tour on Thursday honors Narl Yeager and a committee including J F Casey Mit Dansby O S Johnson Chas Kovarek I Maniloff R A Mc Daniels Patranello W E Wimberly and John L Wharton for boosting civic hospitality. Normangee tops prizes for hospitality while Bedias and Iola receive notable praise. Local officials Wade through events with the Bryan Chamber, Rotary, and merchants as Shiro Navasota and nearby towns host trading days and 4 H Club honors.

Narl Yeager Yeager J. F. Casey Mit Dansby O. S. Johnson Chas. Kovarek I. Maniloff R. A. McDaniels Has Patranello W. E. Wimberly John L. Wharton Bryan Develvp Goodwill

Brazos County Secession Vote and Tax Officials History

Early Brazos county records show taxes offices merged after the Civil War. In 1861 February 23, voters backed secession 215 to 44. The county seat moved from Booneville to Bryan in 1866 by 190 to 42. R. M. Nall holds the longest tenure as tax assessor from 1894 to 1904.

Brazos County E. G. Morrison Texas Texas University Booneville Bryan Fhat R. M. Nall

Brazos County Folk See Sunny Italy

Brazos Varisco received a letter from his parents Mr and Mrs Antonio Varisco visiting in Palermo Italy. They arrived in Naples on June 21 and were met in Palermo by their son Tommie after 25 years apart. They sailed from New York on June 12 and expect to be back in Brazos County by September.

Brazos

First Christian Plans Services in Waco

Rev. Arthur A. Hyde announces a special meeting series at First Christian Church in Waco conducted by Rev. J Kinney O Heeron of Waco. The speaker, in Texas briefly, comes from Lincoln Nebraska where he led at the University church and earlier served in Iowa.

First Christian Plans Services Waco Man Coming Arthur A. Hyde First Christian Church J. Kinney O’heeron Waco O'Heeron Texas University Church At Lincoln Neb Iowa

Red Cross reports June work for Brazos County veterans

The Brazos County Chapter American Red Cross reports June activity led by hospitalization efforts for ex servicemen and families. New and reopened cases total 54 for ex service members and families, with 50 carried forward from May and 69 cases closed.

Brazos County American Red Cross William M. Baxter, Jr St.Louis Veterans’ Bureau Red Cross L. R. Nachman Nachman

Fort Bend Man and Addison County Woman File Marriage Intention

R. E. Boyd of Fort Bend County and Grace Caleote of Addison County filed Friday with County Clerk Jess B. McGee their intention to marry.

R. E. Boyd Fort Bend County Grace Caleote Addison County Jess B. McGee

Revival Services Draw Large Crowds at Wellborn Baptist

A Wellborn Baptist revival week draws large attendance with strong spirit. Rev J P Brown leads services assisted by Rev John I Wharton of Bryan First Baptist. Six join by baptism Friday night as crowds travel from Bryan each evening for the 7 30 service.

Baptist Church Wellborn J. P. Brown Wellborn Baptist Church John I. Wharton First Baptist Church Bryan

Nine Bids Taken For School Equipment In Bryan

Nine bids were received by the Bryan city commission for equipment for Bowie Elementary and Kemp high school buildings. City Manager R G Williams and Supt H L Durham will tabulate and review the bids in executive session, with hearings for bidder representatives set for Wednesday evening and contracts expected to be awarded thereafter.

Bryan Bowie R. G. Williams H. L. Durham City Commission

Picnic Outing Listed by Cameron Park Group

A no-next picnic held in Cameron Park last week included guests Misses Margaret Shick Louise Miller Rosemary Pool Dorothy Anderson Georgie Bess Hamilton Alice Hamilton of Bryan and Messrs Narold Stephens C T Bazarth Wallace Taylor Mac Whiteman Gerald Fitzhugh Bill Johnson Wred Smith Buck Bailey of Houston.

Cameron Park Margaret Shick Louise Miller Rosemary Pool Dorothy Anderson Georgie Bess Hamilton Alice Hamilton Bryan Messrs Narold Stephens C. T. Bazarth Wallace Taylor Mac Whiteman Gerald Fitzhugh Bill Johnson Wred Smith Buck Bailey Houston Waco News-Tribune

Parole Revoked for Otis DeHart in Texas

The parole of Otis DeHart, former Bryan youth imprisoned for highway robbery, has been cancelled by Governor R. B. Sterling. DeHart had a 60 day vacation but was linked to an alleged auto theft at Temple while on parole.

Otis DeHart Bryan Rusk County R. 8. Sterling DeHart Temple

Kerrville Coach Seeks Bryan High Assistant Post

Joe H A McDonald former Kerrville high school football coach visits his uncle County Superintendent D J McDonald and has submitted an application for an assistant coaching job at Bryan high school for the coming year.

H. A. McDonald Kerrville High D. J. McDonald Bryan High School

City boosts electric rates for ranges to five cents per kilowatt

City commission raised electric current rates for use in ranges to five cents per kilowatt. The monthly minimum was set at $3.50, up from three and three quarters cents.

City Sets Tax Rate At $1.25 Per $100 Value

City commission fixed a tax rate of $1.25 per $100 of assessed value with 75 cents for schools, 50 cents for the general fund, and the rest for sinking funds. Rendition for the current year will drop about $74,000 from last year, shrinking tax income by roughly $1,600. Delinquent taxes totaling about $17,000 will be pursued in court this fall.

City Commission

Explosion Injures Farm Manager Amid Gasoline Fumes

Buchanan, manager at Chance plantation, was burned when fumes in a steel drum ignited after he struck a cleaning flame. He had finished cleaning but fumes remained, causing a painful blast. Mrs. John Gregg of Pitts on the Brazos visited Bryan, staying with Hugh Looney's family.

Buchanan Chance Plantations John Gregg Pitts On the Brazos Bryan Hugh Looney

Vian plans to drill on 4uick Anticline in Grimes Madison

Oilman B A Skipper of Longview announces drilling on 5000 acres in Grimes and Madison counties near Bryan Texas 159 miles southwest of Longview. He notes the Zurehh line structure and aims to replicate earlier Longview success with a major new venture begun this weekend.

Fast Texas Vian Grimes Madison Counties Madison B. A. Skipper Longview Longview Leader Skipper Grimes Counties Bryan Lathrop Zurehh Madisonies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dairy Financing Corporation For Etex Territory Mrs. Rippey Mrs. Kyle Round Rock Ins Iguagenun Avement Normangee K. C. Wilson Mack Bennett Jack Rogers Normangee Watermelon Association W. S. Barron Leon Counties North Zateh Bedias Roger McAdams R. H. Harrison P. L. McAdams W. P. Harrison Iola E. E. Yeager W. A. Boney E. N. Colson George Barron Willard Yeager George Yeager Singleton Roan’s Prairie Roan Roan's Prairie George W. Floyd D. A. Crutchfield C. C. Floyd J. W. Weatherford W. C. Davis Shiro Bryan Roosters Judge Davis Davis W. S G. C F. E. Hooker W. Hooker Cap” Hooker Will Gates Guy Foster Mrs Fannie Fuqua Frank Kay Posten Parten Anderson Athens Grimespitality C. E. Gates Rush Wood C. W. Becker A. P. Wickey Dudley Brown J. G. McDonald Navasota J. T. Swanson H. N. Sandel Louis Pierce Ward Templemann J. Wallace Brosig Jno D. Rogers E. M. Perry Chas. E. Henry Ewing Norwood Tom M. Owens W. 38. Craig W. T. Talliaferro Henry Locke Tom Sweeney Tabor Edge Grimes County Allen Smith Italy New City J.c.penney CO Sue Haswell Park Sue Haswell George W. Johnson Extension Service Frank Urbanovsky Johnson Helen Kopecky Rye Club Elle Menning Prospect Club R. R. Reppert Fred W. Jensen A. and Collge Farms Bruce Reid Port Arthur Texas Birds and Natural Life Inez Derryberry M. T. Payne Ed J. Harris C. L. Benson C. G. King B. F. Vance W. S. Ross Cas Chance Farm
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