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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1924

Page

2

Co op farming and county agents push Brazos plan

County agents and Brazos County community leaders promote the Neosho plan and cooperative marketing to improve farmer town relations and farm profits. Dr W B Bizzell lectures on Western Europe farm issues during the Short Course as extension aims to boost agricultural conditions and cooperative ventures.

Neosho Missouri S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Brazos County Bizzell T. O. Walton Extension Service W. B. Bizzell A. and M. College of Texas Europe Lancashire

Winterville Georgia Shows Cotton Yield Jump in Five Years

Paul W. Chapman reports in Better Crops how Winterville in Clark County raised cotton yield from 95 pounds per acre to 250 pounds of lint. The key steps were agreeing on one suited variety, seed selection with night classes, studying boll weevil conditions, forming the Winterville Pure Seed Association, and active promotion of Winterville to the cotton world. The piece also notes county agents answering calls on grasshoppers bag worms terracing home construction and community meetings while Brazos County reports milk shortages as milk supply runs dry.

Paul W. Chapman Georgia Winterville Clark County State College of Agriculture Athens Chapman

Rotary Put on Big Program Millican Monday Night

The Community Club of Millican held its regular meeting on Monday night July 21 presided by Mrs A J Edwards. Miss Lillian Mills led a Millican program with readings by Ruth Dixon and Cecil Dunn and a piano solo by Kirkland Edwards.

Community Club of Millica A. J. Edwards Lillian Mills Kirkland Edwards D. L. Wilson Rotary Club Wilson Rotary E. P. Humbert

Local residents named in community notice

President D L Wilson and many others including Dr and Mrs John W Black and children Mrs C S Beckwith S E Eberstadt Gabe Cazell Mr and Mrs David Reid Todd R White Miss Violet Short Mr and Mrs M L Parker and children Chas Sosolik Dr and Mrs E P Humber t Rev S M Bird Jess Conlee County Agent C L Benson and daughters Elliott Frances Emma Mr and Mrs Chas Hillier W E Farmer Mrs W D Lawrence Luiss Cora Garth J M Ferguson Charley Saxon and S FE Ebersta were listed.

D. L. Wilson John W. Black C. S. Beckwith S. E. Eberstadt Gabe Cazell David Reid Todd R. White Violet Short M. L. Parker T. K. Lawrence Chas Sosolik E. P. Humbert S. M. Bird Jess Conlee C. L. Benson Elliott Frances Emma Chas. Hillier W. E Farmer W. D. Lawrence Luiss Cora Garth J. M. Ferguson Charley Saxon S. FE. Ebersta

Visitors in Bryan Honoring Katherine Jones of Dallas

Visitors in Bryan included W T Jones and daughter Katherine Jones of Reliance and Mrs A J Murdock of Houston. Katherine, who lives in Dallas and works in the Salvation Army Southwestern division, is vacationing with her parents at Reliance and brings credit to Bryan with her notable character and achievements.

W. T. Jones Katherine Jones Reliance A. J. Murdock Houston Bryan Miss Jones Dallas Southwestern Division The Salvation Army

New House Contract For Bryan W M McDonald in Madisonville

Bryan W M McDonald of Madisonville has let a contract to R A Fenton to build a modern six room cottage on 28rd street between College Boulevard and Washington Avenue. The project costs about 3500 dollars and work starts tomorrow with a rush to completion.

W. M. McDonald Madisonville Bryan R. A. Fenton

Pipkin Reunion Brings Family Together at Pipkin Home

Sunday, July 20, marked the Pipkin family’s first complete reunion in years at the College Road home of Rev and Mrs J J Pipkin. Family members attended morning services at First Baptist church in a body, then joined for a noon chicken dinner supervised by Mrs Pipkin. The afternoon included fellowship, reminiscence, and iced watermelon on the lawn, with a photographer capturing the group. A brief family devotional followed.

Pipkin College Road J. J. Pipkin First Baptist Church

One in Ten Warns of Wound Dangers and Remedies

A health notice emphasizes that most minor wounds heal with care but one in ten can lead to blood poisoning or lockjaw. It advises disinfecting with liquid Borozone and using Borozone Powder to finish healing. Prices are listed for liquid and powder products, sold by M. H. James Drug Co. Both stores.

M. H. James Drug CO

Local Gathering Names Pipkin Family Attendees

A group from multiple Texas towns attended a gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herman C Pipkin and family from Amarillo, Mr and Mrs W N Yates and son John from Montgomery, Mr and Mrs A M Gribble Jr from Austin, Mr and Mrs Chas S Pipkin from Beaumont, Mr and Mrs 43 Vick and family from Bryan, and Misses Lidie Bella and Louise Pipkin with James Pipkin from Bryan.

Herman C. Pipkin Herman, Jr Patricia Pipkin Amarillo W. N. Yates John Yates Montgomery A. M. Gribble, Jr Austin Chas S. Pipkin Beaumont Vick Mozelle Clarence, Jr Emmie Lou Mary Helen Vick Bryan A.S. McSwain and Baby Lidie Bella Louise Pipkin James Pipkin

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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Riculture Farmers’ Retail Market B. G. Roe Capper Memphis Tennessee Agricultural Co-operation United States Department of Agricultural Washington, D. C American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Atlantic City Texas Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association United States Alabama Farm Bureau Federation Operative Marketing Association Benson Model Tailors Henry Locke Milligan Gabe Carell Wth S. Moylan Bird Gabe Eberstadt C. J. Jancik Grocery Main Street M. F. Vitopil & Co MAIN P. S. Park Bryan, Texas Geo. Shaw Geo. B. Shaw Eden Bryan Cafe Bryan Street McCulloch Gordon Co Stetson Star Brand Shoes Curlee Haswell’s Book Store
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