Many Bryan residents and visitors are noted in social items
The society column lists numerous Bryan and surrounding area residents visiting, traveling, or hosting in Houston, San Antonio, Beaumont, Sherman, and other towns. It notes friends and relatives, short trips to Chicago, Galveston, and New Braunfels, and updates on family, education, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Benson
Geordie Fagan
Jess Smith
Annie Ruth Ware
Galveston
Jno. A. Moore
San Antonio
Moore
R. L. Rigley
R. A. McDaniel
Mary
Robbie Lee
Leonard
Bryan
B. F. Lemon
Waldo Walker
James Parsons
Wellborn
Jim Thomas
Fort Worth
Sam M. Hunter
Walter Holmes
Elizabeth Holmes
Charles Moehlman
Lelia
Louise
Doris
Dell
Alta Fae Moehlman
Hettie Laura May
Dewitt Grigg
New Braunfels
Eugene Beck
T. P. Evans
William
Edward Johnson
Rufus Johnson
Grace Daller
Austin
Henry Wheeless
H. T. Wheeless
Port Arthur
F. L. Henderson
Katherine Henderson
Chicago
W. S. Howell
New York
W. S Howell Jr
France
Mr. Howell
Paris
Miss Totsie Tobias
Brownwood
Montgomery Ward & Co
Home Loans by the Corporation for Property Lien Settlements
The article explains two loan forms bonds 18 years at 5 percent and cash loans using back taxes and mechanics liens. It details lender consent required for bond exchange and the option to lend up to 40 percent of property value if the mortgagee refuses bond exchange. It notes the application process to the regional district director and the mortgagee's consent to take bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Farmers and politics in Texas draw lines over agricultural power
A veteran critic charts how the Agricultural Extension Service and State Department of Agriculture near Texas shifted toward business influence. He details the rise of Farm Bureau and United Cotton Growers, the clash with farmers unions, and the impact on the ordinary dirt farmer, ending with a note on the upcoming New Deal and the forgotten farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Farmers Institute
Agricultural Department
Woodrow Wilson
Texas
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers Union
Fred W. Davis
The
Grange
Farmers Alliance
Farm Labor Union
Extension Service
State Council of Agriculture
Waco
Corpus Christi
Fred Roberts
United Cotton Growers
Farm Bureau
Federal Department of Agriculture
Cotton Buyers Association
Farm Labor Association
Public Works Plans For Market and Park Improvements
The proposal outlines improvements at the Farmers Market including brick veneer stalls at about 5000, a 100 by 200 foot swimming pool at 26500 with 30 percent government funding, and user fees to cover operation. Also proposed are a park auditorium auto abattoir refurbishment at 12000 with 30 percent government aid and user rentals, plus Sue Haswell Memorial Park enhancements at 18100 funded by rents. Water main and sewer extensions will be surveyed with cost estimates, prioritizing fire protection and new construction as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
Park Auditorium
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Varicose Veins Healed By Simple Home Treatment
A home remedy claim says no operations or injections are needed to heal varicose veins. Emerald Oil allegedly reduces swelling and pain quickly, allowing normal activity, with money-back guarantee if not helped. available at Jenkins Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Drug Store
Presbyterians Defeat League Leaders In Slugfest Comeback
Presbyterians fall behind 11 4 entering the last three innings but score 11 runs to stun College Avenue Baptist 15 14 at Travis school. Key hits include Andrews triple and Stallings homer for College Avenue and Herring and Ross Herring delivering for the Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Boys
College Avenue Baptists
Travis School
College Avenue
Arle Tardy
Presbyterians
Andrews
Smith
Stalling
Ross Herring
Earle Tardy
Tardy
Melvin Dansby
Paulson
Chester Jones
Stallings
Martin
Rhe
Educational program on sheep and goat industry highlighted
Tuesday's full schedule features Dr. I B Boughton on sore mouth vaccine and 3 research progress reports from Texas Experiment Station experts including H Schmidt, W L Cory, and J M Jones. Other speakers include T A Kincaid Dolph Brisco and O B Martin with topics on parasites, breeding, prickly pear eradication and wool grading at Sonora station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Boughton
H. Schmidt
Texas Experiment Station
Trans-Pecos
Frank P. Matthews
Loco Weed Laboratories
W. L. Cory
W. T. Hardy
O. G. Babcock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sonora
J. M. Jones
B. L. Warwick
Division of Animal Husbandry
W. H. Cameron
S. P. Davis
Conner
T. O. Walton
Texas A
M. College
Dolph Brisco
Uvalde
Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association
J. M. Wardlaw
O. B. Martin
Texas
T. A. Kincaid
Teal Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Edward Plateau
A. B. Conner
Study of Observations at Sonora Station Across Years
Researchers note extensive study and observation at the Sonora station over several past years, detailing ongoing data collection and analysis. The record highlights long term monitoring efforts and accumulated results across multiple seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Walton and Black Triumph in Bryan College Station Round One
T. O. Walton Jr. and John W. Black Jr. won Monday afternoon singles in the Bryan College Station tournament. Walton beat Sam Crenshaw 6-1 7-5 in a tightly contested final set. Black defeated Homer Gross 6-1 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Walton Jr
John W. Black Jr
Bryan College Station
Walton
Sam Crenshaw
Black
Homer Gross
Children’s Books Shown This Week at College
An unusual display of about 130 children's books is arranged for this week at the A and M College library by Mrs. F L Thomas. The display is split into four tables for little children intermediate readers high school girls and high school boys. It will remain in the lounge on the first floor for residents of Bryan and College Station and for short course attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and M. College Library
F. L. Thomas
College Station
College
Bryan
Cotton Growers Use Any Plan to Destroy Cotton
Cotton growers may use any method to destroy cotton to meet the nationwide acreage reduction campaign. Texas Extension Service cites C A Cobb, noting mowing, raking, haying, or trench silos are permissible if stubble is plowed under to prevent regrowth. Mature bolls should be turned under to avoid late frost sprouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Extension Service
C A. Cobb
Plow-Up Campaign Aims to Clear Cotton by Aug 1
The extension office says farmers may use land for grazing for about ten days while the plow-up campaign proceeds. They expect the campaign to finish by August 1, allowing new use of the acreage after the cotton is removed.
Mainly A Ut Folks Mainly A Ut
Mrs T T Bean of Huntsville visits Mrs J R Fain for the week. Fred Waterhouse of Cook's Point Burleson county among Bryan visitors today. A H Jones George Hutton and G H Young of Norman area were in Bryan for the day. J L Dickerson of Grimes County Mutual Insurance Company came to Bryan on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waterhouse
Cook’s Point
Burleson County
Bryan
A. H. Jones
George Hutton
G. H. Young
Norman=iece
J. L. Dickerson
Grimes County Mutual Insurance Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aubrey Hart
Lucian Sandifer
Evelyn
Hart
Sandifer
S. S. Hart
Charles
H. 7. Smith
Elaine Smith
Theodore Thomson
Mr. Smith
Miss Smith
Blanche Wylie
Henderson
N. N. Snapp
Baker Avenue
V. Deax
Century of Progress
Louisiana
Hope Rougeau
Ennis James Rougeau
Forest Hill
R. M. Batson
J. K. Batson
Normangee
Freell Hamilton
Hearne
W. H. Andrew
A. H. Andrew
Annie Ramsey
Lampasas
A. and M. College
H. L. Durham
Wayne
Sara Lee
Sherman
J. T. McGee
Ruby Buchanan
Tucker Mast
Shreveport
Lawrence Parker Jr
Gordon Edge
Sam G. Buchanan
Bryan Post Office
Cane Hill
Ark
Muldrow
Okla
Lou Webb
Iola
B. F. Yeager
East 25Th Street
Bryan Physicians
People’s Column
Wiley
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Post
Floyd Bennett Field
Public Works
Cathy
T. T. Bean
Huntsville
J. R. Fain
Times
Bryan Motor Company
North Main Street
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