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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

11

Rotary is State of Mind Attuned to Call for Service

Es H Williams son Bryan Rotary Club president opens with a vow to lead, stressing Rotary as a state of mind driven to service. He urges full member participation, solid attendance, strong committees, and prudent membership to keep the club solvent and impactful in Bryan.

Rotary Pres. Williamson Bryan Dean Hoffman Harrisburg Patriot ‘and Evening News Rotary Club

Rotary Creed Encourages Faithful Service in New Year

A Rotary Club message urges members to renew devotion and strive for greater Rotary achievements despite discouragement. It shares a parable of a rose bush blooming unseen, reminding Rotarians that unseen efforts later prosper, spreading fragrance and improving lives.

Bryan

Texas Trucking Growth and Dairies Boost Rural Industry

The Floresville Chronicle notes Wilson county truck shipments totaling cars of green corn and watermelons while Nacogdoches opens a canning plant for tomatoes. Wise county ships cream to Philadelphia and Decatur receives a carload of powdered milk as a Wise farmer reports 6000 pounds of potatoes sold. A Donley county tenant shifts from cotton to dairying with dairy cows and hens, subleasing acreage to tenants in 1928.

Floresville Wilson County Stockdale Floresville Chronicle Wise County Philadelphia Tennessee Dairies Decatur Paradise Clare Allgood Decatur News Oswald Scott Donley County Clarendon News

New Orleans Hosts World’s Largest Mahogany Plant

New Orleans hosts the world’s largest mahogany distributing plant, a major facility noted for its scale and reach in wood distribution. The operation underscores the city’s role in the timber trade Empire resources and regional manufacturing strength.

New Orleans

Nevada marriages outpace divorces in 1928 figures

Nevada reports 4 168 marriages and 2 585 divorces in 1928, with Washoe County showing 2 977 marriages and 2 013 divorces. State rise in marriages driven largely by changes in California law, per commerce department.

Nevada Washoe County Renoislats Ind.ostvionss Department of Commerce Commerce Department California

Farmers Short Course At A and M College Marks 20th Year

The 20th annual Farmers Short Course at Texas A and M College runs July 29 to August 3 with broad programs for farm families. Separate statewide meetings of county superintendents of public instruction and extension workers are held in conjunction, featuring speakers on education policy and agricultural methods. The Texas Beekeepers Association and Experiment Station staff will participate, along with home demonstration and county agents in targeted sessions.

Texas Farmers A. and M. College Texas Beee Keepers Association

Unidentified Birds Spotted Aboard 500 Miles Off Coast

Three birds that perched on a ship 500 miles from the American coast remain unidentified by naturalists. The crew reported the sighting as curious markings aboard the vessel, with no additional details on species or origin available.

American Cars Make Up Nine Of Sixty Greek Autos

A statistic shows nine of every sixty automobiles in Greece originate from America. It notes the share of U S built cars among Greek vehicle registrations and highlights trade in the early period.

Greece America

Latin Peoples Are Sought for North Mexico

A National Irrigation Commission report recommends populating northern Mexico with Mexicans Spaniards and Italians to mix cultures and create a unified people The plan proposes land grants with irrigation aid and priorities for Mexicans living in the United States before those in Mexico followed by Spaniards and Italians.

Mexico City United States National Irrigation Commission Europe S. Wleas

Steep Hollow Visitors Share Weekend with Local Families

Multiple families and relatives from Bryan, Pasadena, Pearsall, Oklahoma City, Independence, and other areas visited Steep Hollow and nearby homes. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J W Hicks, Prof C M Bethany and daughter, and many Risinger and Murray kin. Sunday School attendance urged for the older residents.

W. H. Cargill Wayne Pasadena J. ¥. Bullock Will Murray Dock Fuqua Pearsall Charlie Murray Bryan A. J. Murray Bertie Risinger Kounty W.N. Risinger J. W. Mathis Frank Godsoe Oklahoma City J. W. Hicks Joe Bond Joe Nell Dorothy Ann J. E. Bullock W. H. Weedon Harvey C. M. Bethany Sue Bethany J. T. Cross Tabor R. E. Jones Brittian Risinger Famly Reliance Barrie Risinger Madison County A. Risinger C. M. Risinger Ila Wooten Independence Evelyn Mary Bess Murray Woodrow Worsham I. J. Holligan W. F. Terry Theron Hensarling Stephenville T. A. Hensarling Alex Moody Piedmeant Frady Risinger Shamrock Frank Myers Sour Lake Brady Ane

Nothing Wrong With Chickens Tre Visit Spurs Poultry Stock Says Bradshaw

Brazos County appears in the report with Eh E Bradshaw of Sweeny Brazoria County visiting the Golden Rule Poultry Farm to buy Barred Rock and White Leghorn stock for breeding. Bradshaw says Brazos County chickens are sound and notes prior seasons with 800 day old Barred Rock chicks and 400 White Leghorn chicks. He plans to brood 2000 more in December while farming 120 acres in Brazoria County and growing most feed locally.

Brazos County Eh. E. Bradshaw Sweeny Brazoria County Golden Rule S. C Bradshaw M. College Pradshaw Brazoria Fie

Thirteen Figures In Beaumont Court

Beaumonts new criminal district court opened after June 13 establishment. The first grand jury list contained 13 names and disposed of 13 cases in week one with 13 more set for week two. The thirteenth defendant tried pled guilty to horse theft.

Associated Press Beaumont Criminal District Court

Smetana 4-H Club Holds Joint Meeting on Dairy Development

Smetana boys and girls 4-H clubs met at the school with County Agent C L Benson and Miss Lucy Givens leading. They discussed plans for the county club encampment at Sus Haswell Memorial Park on July 19 and 20 and urged attendance at the Farmers Short Course at College from July 29 to August 3. The Smetana enrollment is the county’s largest, focusing on dairy progress as the surrounding farmland suits dairy development. Copies of the Bryan Weekly Eagle were given to members to memorize 12 daily development points for a complimentary one year subscription.

Smetana C. L. Benson Lucy Givens Sus Haswell Memorial Park Bryan Weekly Eagle

State to Insure School Buildings

The Texas Senate on Tuesday approved Senator Thomas B. Love's bill to create a bureau in the State Insurance Commission to insure public school buildings. The measure carries $25,000 and will be funded from permanent funds of insurance premiums.

Austin Senate Thomas B. Love State Insurance Commission

Pathfinder lands in Rome to welcome U S aviation

Bryan Priest among locals welcoming the Pathfinder at Littorio Airport Rome after its leg from Santander Spain. Pilots Roger G Williams and Lewis A Yancey flew the craft, with Father B Bravi reporting Rome’s triumph as the great flight ends.

Bryan Priest Pathfinder Rome Bryan Littorio Roger G. Williams Lewis A. Yancey Santander Spain Atlantic B. Bravi St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Father Bravi United States

40 Year Service By Fr Gleissner Celebrated Here

The Catholic parish honors Rev J Gleissner pastor of St Jose Church marking 40 years in the priesthood. Visiting priests attended high Mass and speakers offered congratulations. A noon lawn dinner followed with telegrams from Bishop Byrne of Galveston among others. Committee head Frank Ara led arrangements.

J. Gleissner St. Jose Catholic Church Father Gleissner Bishop Byrne Galveston Frank Ara

Bryan Glee Club Sings at Hearne

A Bryan Glee Club concert drew a large crowd at the First Baptist Church in Hearne. Participants included Mrs Dan Russell co director Jame Eliott Marjory Cavitt and many others with H P Black directing. A follow up program is planned at the same church next Sunday night and a radio broadcast is set for 8 to 9 PM Wednesday over WTA.

First Baptist Church Hearne Bryan Glee Dan Russell Jame Eliott Marjory Cavitt Marieee Webb Marie Graham Pat Ne Henry Locke H. P. Black

Former A M Star Sikes Named Burleson Coach

Leonard native J Vi Sikes a 1925 27 A and M star signs with Burleson College as football and basketball coach for 1929 30. He arrives late Aug or early Sept and plans to field a strong football club with returning lettermen and high school prospects. Sikes graduated in 1928 and coached at Blinn College last year. In 1927 he earned a unanimous all Southwestern selection.

Greenville J. Vi Siki Sikes Leonard A. & M. College of Burleson College Greenvile Burleson A. & M. College Blinn Memorial College Brenham

Berkeley Elected President Pro Tempore

Austin July 17 Senator Benjamin Franklin Berkeley of Alpine was elected president pro tempore ad interim after the third called session of the legislature Tuesday afternoon.

Austin Benjamin Franklin Berkeley Alpine Terpore

Classified ad in the Eagle promises quick results

A brief notice states that placing a classified ad in the Eagle will yield fast responses.

Eagle

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