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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1929

Page

12

Hoover unveils farm board aims and leadership team

President Hoover told the newly formed farm board that the goal is to determine facts and craft solutions for broad agricultural problems. He cautioned that results won’t come overnight and then handed the meeting to Alexander Legge who will chair the board.

Associated Press Washington Hoover Farm Board Congress Alexander H. Legge Chicago International Harvester Company James C. Stone Lexington Carl Williams Oklahoma City Charles Teague Los Angeles C. B. Denman Farmington William F. Schilling Northfield Minn Charles S. Wilson Hall N. Y Northeast Hyde Agricultural Department Middlewest Grath Growg J. Whnitzler Montana H. L. Hartshorn Kansas I. R. Howard J. . Coverdale J. P. Larsen Iowa J. W. Shorthill C. H. Gustafson Nebraska G. W. Coes A. L. Berg South Dakota Earl C. Smith Illinois John G. Brown Indiana R. E. Shephard F L. B. Hanson North Dakota

Arm Injured In Axe Stroke At Mondrick Farm

August B. Anderson and his son Andrew were building a shed to shelter a sick cow when the son swung an axe and struck August in the left arm. The blade penetrated the arm requiring several stitches and tetanus precautionary treatment. Surgeons report no serious outcome expected.

August B. Anderson Mondrick Town Mr. Anderson Andrew Anderson

Notable Artistic Design in New Furniture Lines

W. J. McCulloch returns from Chicago after selecting stock for Mc Culloch Dansby. He reports favorable market conditions and merchandise that will please buyers in coming months. Designs stay practical and conservative with artistic beauty. Mirrors are larger and more numerous in furniture history. Texas is well represented at the market. Mrs. Ed Hrdlicka of College shopped in Bryan on Tuesday.

W. J. McCulloch Chicago McCulloch-Dansby McCulloch Texas

Brazos County Farmers Plan Dairy Center Tour

A county farmers meeting appointed a committee to survey interest and car availability for a motor tour of dairy centers in South Central Texas after the Farmers Short Course at A and M. The trip aims to visit dairy farms cream markets and butter plants to gather reliable dairy data.

Brazos County Texas Chamber of Commerce J. M. Atkins Luther Selligan R. L. Jones J. A. Hicks Clyde Goen C. L. Benson

Former Resident Now in Chicago Visits Bryan

Sanford Gibbs, a Bryan native now living in Chicago, returns to his parents and praises Texas soil and Bryan streets. A Texas University business graduate, he worked in New Orleans with a bond firm and now with Halsey Stuart and Company in Chicago. He plans a 15 day visit to Bryan before resuming work in Chicago.

Chicago Bryan Sanford Gibbs W. F. Gibbs Young Gibbs Texas University New Orleans Halsey Stuart and Company Exas Bryan Streets Gibbs

Intend to Marry Filed by Ringgold and Garrett in County

Intention to marry and application for a license were filed today with County Clerk Jess B. McGee by Elihu Ringgold of Navasota and Miss Alice Garrett.

Jess B. McGee Elihu Ringgold Navasota Alice Garrett

FLY-TOX promises quick home mosquito protection

The ad promotes FLY-TOX to guard millions of homes from mosquitoes. It claims a few minutes to free the entire home, using a Hand Sprayer to spray ceilings, hangings, closets, and screens with a stainless safe product with a perfume-like scent.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Research

The Medicine For Pellagra by Dr J L Leverett

Paris Texas specialist Dr J L Leverett promotes a new Pellagra treatment after testing on more than 3000 patients. A 28 day trial costs 5 dollars with a money back guarantee if no benefit, and includes free diagnosis and testimonials.

J. L. Leverett Paris Texas M. D

Eight Lives Lost In Atlantic Hops

New York June 17 Maj Lukwik Udzikowski’s fatal injury in the Polish plane crash in the Azores raises the Atlantic east to west air trail fatalities to eight. Earlier failed attempts traced to 1927 and 1928 with pilots and passengers missing after departures from Pares Uphaven Cranwell and other sites.

New York Lukwik Udzikowski Azores North Atlantic Charles Nungesser Francis Coli Pares Leslie Hamilton Frederick A. Minchin Lowenstein-Wertheim Uphaven England Ottawa Ont

June Stock Market Sees Varied Moves Amid June Volatility

The June market showed erratic behavior with a mid month drop and a late rally. The industrial index fell seven points to 256 while rail rose to 215. May stood at 263 and last June at 243. Trading slowed as bulls faced higher levels but experts expect a modest rise ahead.

Austin Bernard Nichols Texas Business Review Bureau of Business Research University of Texas J. Nichols

Howell in touch with movements in Bryan and Brazos Chamber

A letter from J Webb Howell president of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce reports his travels in Colorado Springs and Yellowstone Park. He notes interest in Chamber projects and suggests summer work while congratulating Miller on his election as first vice president. He did not indicate return plans.

J. Webb Howell Bryan and Brazos County

Brazos 4-H Club Weekend Activities Planned

The Brazos 4 H program outlines enrollment Friday 2 to 4 PM and events at the Queen Theater 4 to 6 PM. Henry Lokes band plays 8 to 8 30 PM, followed by a club program 8 30 to 10 PM and a radio talk 10 PM to midnight. A Friday night supper at the park invites chamber and Lions Club members. Saturday offers a dairy tour at A M College and other activities to showcase club work.

Henry Locke Tyler Haswell Allen Kraft Bryan and Brazos C. N. Shephardson Brazos County

Solons push trial on insanity for condemned prisoners

Lawmakers seek to halt executions by requiring affidavits from sheriffs, county physicians, or state officials to obtain a stay and contest insanity. Governor Moody warned he may veto remaining items to cap total appropriations around 50 million. The land bill amended to limit sale of unsurveyed lands and river beds passed 104 to 3 as vetoed sums totaled over 51 million. Moody praised the reduced total as the extra session proved worthwhile.

Moody C. C. Small Wellington House Senate Small Cecil Storey Vernon A. P. C. Petsch Fredericksburg Judiciary Departmental Educational

Southern Agriculturist Names J E Stanford Texas Editor

The weekly notes the official staff appointment of J E Stanford as Texas editor. Stanford has resigned from the East Texas Chamber of Commerce to take the post. Hon F L Henderson is in Austin on legal business.

Southern Agriculturist J. E. Stanford Texas Stanford East Texas Chamber of Commerce Organization F. L. Henderson Austin

Wheat Prices Rise Boost Texas Farm Outlook

Texas agriculture faces higher farm quotations after a spring decline with June gains. Wheat prices up over 30 cents a bushel lift income for wheat regions while cotton prospects brighten if prices rise. Government July outlook shows larger crops expected and strong oats, with fruit and vegetable shipments easing seasonally but early 1927 loadings above 1926.

Nichols Texas

Carlos Well halts at 2570 feet amid oil prospects

Dr. S C Richardson of Dallas reports drilling on the Carlos well stopped at 2570 feet for boiler repairs with oil traces expected at 2650 feet. Local investors including W H Lawrence and M E Wallace plan repairs and an inspection trip while stressing the need for year round roads between Bayan and the Carlos site.

Carlos Dallas and Bryan W. H. Lawrence M. E. Wallace S.C. Richardson Dallas Dr. Richardson George C. Foster G. G. Thorne W. Strance Corsicana A. E. Stalling Terrill Carlas Bayan Navacota

Transfer Date Set for Brazos County Students

Brazos county public school students wishing to transfer to a different county school must file applications with County Superintendent Vance at the courthouse by August 1. High school transfers may occur at any time by the county board of trustees. State tuition requires a certificate from the local school trustee confirming completion of home school work.

Brazos County Vance Court House County Board of Trustees

Amendment Debate on Conservatism and Urban Majority

The discussion centers on whether traditional rural and conservative country sections can counterbalance a dominant urban majority. Analysts weigh political influence, regional interests, and potential policy shifts amid national tensions.

Amendments Carry In Brazos County In Unofficial Count

Unofficial returns from thirteen precincts show the constitution amendments carried by a wide margin in Brazos County with 460 for the Supreme Court membership increase and 155 against and 473 for the governor salary increase to 141 against. City results vary by precinct and town. Emmette Wallace motored to Hearne today on a short business trip returning this afternoon.

Brazos County Smetana Supreme Court Bryan City Hall Fire Station Court House College Station Steele’s Bethel Emmette Wallace Hearne

Building Permits Set Records in Texas and Nearby Cities

Texas cities lead weekly and yearly permit totals with San Antonio at 268 767 for the week and 10 672 023 year to date, Austin 262 659 and 2 036 550, Houston 239 048 and 18 850 001, and others including Fort Worth Dallas Galveston Corpus Christi Wichita Falls Midland Pampa Abilene Shreveport Lubbock Port Arthur San Angelo Waco Plainview Amarillo Corsicana.

Bryan Texas San Antonio Austin Houston Fort Worth Dallas Galveston Corpus Christi Wichita Falls Midland Pampa Abilene Shreveport Lubbock Port Arthur San Angelo Waco Plainview Amarillo Corsicana

Four H Club Rally Promotes Farm Youth Leadership

Brazos county announces a Friday and Saturday 4-H rally at Sue Haswell Memorial Park to showcase county clubs and award scholarships for the Short Course at A and M College. The event aims to train head heart hands and health, building future rural leaders through competition and cooperative learning.

Brazos J. Benson Lucy Givens Bryan Brazos County Sue Haswell Memorial Sue Haswell Park

Ege Production Boosted by Green Feed and Skim Milk Use

Green feed and skim milk improve egg production based on May records from 101 poultry flock demonstrations in various statewide sections. Flocks with green feed yielded higher output. those feeding skim milk with grain showed profits averaging 27 cents per hen, with larger flocks over 100 birds earning up to 33 cents per hen.

College Station Fize E. N. Holmgreen

Former Bryan Pastor Dr John A Held resigns in Mexia

Dr John A Held who came from Bryan four years ago ended his pastorate at the First Baptist Mexia Sunday night with a sermon Fields of Glory in which he praised his term. He will stay about six weeks for revival meetings and then remain in the area. Local church leaders praised his work and adopted a petition praising his pastoral service and blessing his family.

John A. Held Bryan First Baptist Church Held First Christian Church Dr. Held J. K. Hughes

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Poard Ed Hrdlicka Walter G. Hinchcliffe Elsie Mackay Cranwell Airdome PIN Money Grocery Queen Theater Morris Schulman Solons BY Nell Bentley Tom Marks Jacksboro America Marks Americans Good Old Brazos Ege Mexia
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