Twenty-five Years Ago In Fort Worth Unrest Grows
Reports from Fort Worth say a minor clash occurred Monday night between union and non union workers at the Swift and Armour packing plants. Both firms plan fourteen foot stockades for plant protection if violence arises. Various local residents were noted visiting Dallas and Bedias while national issues and a World’s Fair visit are also mentioned. The Brazos river dam contract at Waco has been let.
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Massachusetts
N. M. McDougal
Maggie
Willie
Bedias
Galveston News
Hempstead
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Hattie Burns
Iola
Annual Rally I H Clubs 15 Big Success
The Brazos county 4-H Club rally ended with a park picnic under Sue Haswell Memorial Park trees. Over 100 youths enrolled, despite travel and revival service conflicts, with exhibits weaker due to wet weather and a busy season.
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Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Lucy Given
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Bryan
Benson
Miss Givens
Bryan Daily
Willy Bale
Bryan Miller
S. E. Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
H. Hét Williamson
Swimming Pool Needed At A and M for Students and Alumni
Ex students and supporters urge Texas A M College to build a larger swimming pool to serve the student body and enhance both physical and mental well being. They argue football revenues fund athletics and urge active backing from all who desire the institution’s future welfare.
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Texas A. & M. College
N Uth
Good Roads Mass Meeting in Brazos County urged for progress
Citizens of Brazos County are urged to attend a mass meeting to canvass sentiment for better roads and plan improvements. The article notes competing road efforts in East Texas and emphasizes civic duty to participate. It also references an aircraft incident near A M College and the growing need for a local airport.
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Brazos County
East Texas
Ros County
Whch
Atte Ce
Early to bed and rise gives wealth and wisdom
A playful quip attributed to Nell Bentley notes that rising early fosters health and prosperity while sleeping till noon may leave one feeling like a millionaire.
Navasota Woman Pioneer Buried After Long Life in Grimes County
Navasota July 24 Mrs Sarah Ann Wasson died at 2 10 am Tuesday at age 73 12 days after birth in Grimes Prairie She was married to Frederick Wasson in 1876 and moved to Navasota in 1899 Survived by son R Q Wasson of Independence and several grandchildren including Gladys Farmer J D Quinn Jr and Velma Quinn Funeral was held at her home conducted by Dr J C Handy pastor of the First Methodist Church
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Navasota
Sarah Ann Wasson
Grimes County
South Laigatte Ettedt
J. C. Handy
First Methodist Church
Grimes Prairie
This County
Robert McIntire
Sarah Berryman McIntire
Louisiana
D. Saunders
Marlin
Sarah Ann MelIntire
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Frederick Wasson
Wasson
R. Q. Wasson
Independence
Gladys Farmer
J. D. Quinn Jr
W. W
W. E. Farmer Jr
Austin
Earle Adair
Helen Ivason Wasson
Velma Quinn
City
Father and Son Preachers Draw Large Audiences at First Baptist
Daniel Rosoff and his father Albert Rosoff spoke at First Baptist church on Sunday. Daniel, a former Jewish believer turned Christian, delivered a powerful testimony of conversion. Albert, 59, left the Metropolitan Opera to join evangelistic work and sang religious hymns including The Old Rugged Cross.
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First Baptist
Daniel Rosoff
Albert Rosoff
Metropolitan Opera Company
Eagle Classified Ad Promises Quick Results
A brief classified note in the Eagle advertises rapid outcomes for listings and notices. It emphasizes fast responses and easy placement for buyers and sellers seeking prompt service.
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Eagle
Local Families Attend German Picnic and Visits
Prospect Mr and Mrs D J McDonald and family Ozelle attend a German picnic and enjoy a plentiful dinner. Mrs Elbert Williams and son visit Emmet Shefield area. Silas Reddings visits sisters E Sheffield and A W Rice. Reddings returns to San Angelo later this month as school grounds caretaker. Seeman and Weiser of Kurten inspect McDonald orchard seeking budding stock. Let home orchard move with dairy project. Camilla Meringél of Cameron Ranch visits Charley Merino. A W Rices sons Hill and Pitt with families visit, then return home. Emmett Sheffield and Silas Redding visit Houston Friday. Sam Nacodoche of Dallas visits Lee Depluma. Sam Toullos and Paul and Joe Potinello visit Houston Saturday night. D J McDonald and family visit daughter Mrs J M Sandell of Loma Walker county. Mr Sandell shows drive along paved road from Loma to Huntsville, a point Walker county residents take pride in.
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D. J. McDonald
Ozelle
G. M. Terry
Sam Tullous
Luke
Sam Corrobbo
Elbert Williams
Near Iola
Emmet Sheffield
Silas Reddings
Mesdames E. Sheffield
A. W. Rice
Redding
San Angelo
Hill and
Pitt
Bell County
Emmett Sheffield
Silas Redding
Houston
Sam Nacodoche
Dallas
Lee Depluma
Sam Toullos
Paul
Joe Potinello
J. M. Sandell
Loma
Walker County
Mr. Sandel
Hunts Ville
Farm Notes on Pigs and Dairy Ticks in Brazos County
Elmer Murray reports his pigs crossed 60 pounds each after May 8 with a balanced ration from the Extension Service. Aug. B. Anderson notes the tick toll on a milk herd. J. A. Hicks reports cream sales of 211.80 from six cows in April to June. Joe Barnett sells 25 pounds of butter weekly from six cows. Farmers urge more reports on profitable dairy, poultry, and gardens boosted by barnyard manure.
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Elmer Murray
Extension Service
Aug
B. Anderson
Mondvick
Brazos County
Benson
J. A. Hicks
A. J. Tabor
Joe Barnett
Twenty Baptized After Revival at Reliance Church
The Reliance Baptist church held a revival closing with twenty candidates baptized by Rev. Brown. Attendance exceeded 300 for the service at College Station, with 240 B Y P U members present and strong weekday crowds. Brown notes record support and plans a revival at Cottonwood Baptist church starting today. his eighth in that location.
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Reliance Baptist Church
Baptist Church
College Station
Reliance
Brown
Cottonwood Baptist Church
Rev. Brown
The Eagle Advertisements Offer Harvest Reaper Results
An advertising note for The Eagle highlights how ad placement yields results during harvest season, urging readers to choose their reaper service to attract sales.
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Eagle
Ford and Chevrolet Switch Agencies In Harmony
The White Motor Company and the Wilson Motor Company announce a swap of agencies with both brands swapped between the two firms. The White organization will handle Ford and the Wilson operation Chevrolet, with service guaranteed at respective plants. Both firms keep current locations and add staff as needed. The move is presented as cooperative with mutual customers in view.
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White Motor Company
Wilson Motor Company
White
D. D. White Company
Chevrolet
Wilson Organization
Chambers-Wilson Company
Ford
Wilson Company
D. D. White
L. P. Newton
Norman Stewart
Wilson
Brazos County Girls Shine as seamstresses in style revue
The style revue showcased unusual sewing skill by Brazos County girls. The event highlighted practical home craft talents in sewing and garment making, reflecting strong local traditions in home economics.
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Brazos County
New Credits Granted to Consolidated School at A M College
The state department of education awarded three affiliation credits to the Consolidated school at A and M College. Credits are in mechanical drawing, shop work, and English history. Plans aim to expand mechanical drawing and shop work from one year to full three year courses. The new credits raise the college affiliated units to twenty three and a half.
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State Department of Education
A. and
M. College
H. R. Gross
Eas
College Consolidated School
Brazos Farmer W. G. Warren Died at 52
W G Warren aged 52 died at Bryan hospital Saturday night after illness of over three weeks. Funeral held Monday at 9 from McCulloch Dansby Chapel with Rev S Holloman presiding. Interment Harmony Cemetery in Burleson County. Survived by widow, three sons Clarence Warren Christensen Owen and Will Warren Bryan, and three daughters Mrs Q V McFarland Mumford Misses Ruby Emma Lee and Birdie Warren of Bryan.
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W. G. Warren
Bryan Hospital
McCulloch-Dansby Funeral
Rev S. Holloman
College Avenue Baptist Church
Harmony Cemetery
Burleson County
Caldwe
Bryan
Clarence Warren
Christensen
Owen
Will Warren
Q. V. McFarland
Mumford
Ruby
Emma Lee
Birdie Warren
Bry
Bryan Summer School Commencement Friday Night
Commencement exercises for the Bryan summer school will be held Friday night July 26 at the high school auditorium. Hon. W. S. Barron, speaker of the House of Representatives, will deliver the address. The graduating class will include nine boys and girls.
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Bryan
W. S. Barron
House of Representatives
Austin
City approves building estimates totaling 9925.38
City commission yesterday approved 9925.38 in total estimates for city buildings. Mechamy Plumbing and Electrical Co. received 382.50 for school electricals and 170 for city hall gas. Wentzell and Wood supplied 4681.62 for Travis school, 3013.71 for Bowie school, and 1501.55 for city hall.
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Mechamy Plumbing and Electrical Company
City Hall
Wentzell and Wood
Travis
Bowie
Mercury Climbs to Summer Heat All Week
Last week saw steady high temperatures with little variation as summer heat rose. Saturday produced the peak at 65 degrees with a low around 73 on several days, while no rainfall was recorded.
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Mercury
Meve N Bryan
Drillers Reach 2700 Feet at Carlos Well
The Carlos oil well near Pier W F Lawrence and M F E Wallace is down to 2700 feet in a fine sand shale. Drilling contracts require reaching 3000 feet with a decision on continuation unsettled. Dallas men show interest in the project.
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Carlos Well
Carlos
Pier
East Texas Plans Annual Poultry Show
Dr. D H Reid of A and M College and C L Benson announce an East Texas Poultry Show to promote poultry raising and marketing. C C Teller of Henderson is president and Roger Davis of Longview is vice president of the organizing group. The first show will be held this autumn at a meeting at A and M College next Wednesday to determine place and date.
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East Texas
D. H. Reid
A. and M. College
C. L. Benson
Palestine
Cc. C. Teller
Henderson
Roger Davis
Longview
Bricks Heaved at Negro Holiness Church Meeting
Mary Hornsby and Roxy Alston, African Americans, were fined in Justice McGee's court after a church meeting dispute. Archer City Chamber buys 26 registered animals for shipment from Michigan Indiana and Ohio. Crockett Chamber buys four registered Jersey bulls for its first bull circle.
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Mary Hornsby
Roxy
Alston
Archer City Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Crockett Chamber of Commerce
Crockett
Convent Sends Off Villa Maria Sisters in Kind Farewell
In a dusk of goodbyes the Mother Provincial guides the removal of the Villa Maria convent as the Sisters receive heartfelt gifts and warmth from friends. The farewell includes fine meals, snowy linen tables, silver service, and tokens of esteem from numerous individuals and local businesses.
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Villa Maria
T. K. Lawrence
B. Clark
Galveston
James Rainey
Robin Harrison
Maggie Harris
Joseph Kaplan
Sam Palermo
Jno
A. Boriskie
D. Mike
David Reid
George Stephan Mat Vitopil
Robt. V. Armstrong
Tyler Haswell
Harry Estill
E. H. Bertwim
Tl. B. McDowell
G. Sam Parker
Robi. Roberts
C. F. Moore
Morris Schulman
W. B. Fairman
Ole Martinsen
R. H. Ballerstadt
W. B. Oliver
R. B. Ehlinger
A. L. Monderick
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Eugene Edge
Webb Bros
Bryan Nursery and Floral Co
Tony Barcelona
Bryan Lions Hear Plans for County Road System Growth
The Bryan Lions Club hears a mass meeting plan to attract a 15 000 to 20 000 population in five years and to develop a top county road system. Travis Bryan chairs the chamber of commerce highway committee and citizens data group. C C Redding outlines Lone Star Gas Co territory and lines.
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Bryan
Howell
Travis B. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Citizens Committee
Merias
Lamar Jones
Henry Locke
Lion C. C. Redding
Lone Star Gas Company
Community Gas Company
W. FE. Leverkuhn
W. S. Howell
S. E. Eberstadt
Morris Schulman
W. E. Paulson
Noah W. Dansby
R. V. Armstrong
Worley Takes Charge of Bryan Steam Laundry
Albert S. Worley has purchased from Elon Stuart the Bryan Steam laundry and will assume control immediately. Worley, an experienced laundryman, was the founder of the Bryan laundry.
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The
Houston Post
Bryan
Albert S. Worley
Elon Stuart
Bryan Steam Laundry
Mr. Worley
Gasoline Promo Offers Free Soda Water with Purchases
Beginning Monday July 29 and ending Monday night Aug 5 customers receive one quart of oil or 50 pounds of ice with every five gallons of gasoline or for each ten gallon purchase one case of soda water is free Bra zos Bottling Works at our new place Denena Building corner 22nd and Bryan Streets Phone 860
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Brazos Bottling
New Place
Denena
22Nd
Bryan
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