Brazos County Primary Election Vote Totals Report
The document lists full results from the Brazos County primary, naming candidates and vote totals for Governor and numerous state and local offices. It includes district judges, commissioners, clerks, sheriffs, treasurers, and precinct races with figures for each candidate and precinct variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Bry‘an
W. W. Gainer
Joe T. McGee
City Hall
McGee
Gainer
Court House
M. M. Vance
Allenfarm
McGregor
Burrows
Wellborn
College
Hensarling
Constable
Justice of Peace
T. Ss. Royder
P. L. Barron
Moseley
Hopper
J. H. Royder
Baker
Steele’s
Frank Canzalo
Frank Salvator
Peter Nigliazzo
Harvey
H. L. Weeden
D. Peters
O. A. Jones
Justice
K. Kelly
Will Garner
W. D. Yardley
Kurten
Tabor
Reliance
William Conrad
John Yeager
Edge
M. G. Cross
Card of Thanks for Brazos County Sheriff Election
Incumbent Sheriff Jim Reed thanks supporters who helped his election in Brazos County. He notes inability to see everyone individually and chooses this public thanks to express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Jim Reed
Martin's Roost Paint and Poultry Ton Offer Insect Control
An ad promotes MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT to kill and deter insects inside a hen house. It also advertises MARTIN'S POULTRY TON as a feed product to combat infestations, guaranteed by Collins and Wickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Collins and
Wickes
Many Bryan Folks Attend Ham Ramsey Revival in Hearne
Bryan residents were among attendees at the Ham Ramsey revival meeting in Hearne on Sunday and Sunday night. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Park J. T. S. Park Mrs. R. S. Webb Mrs. Roy S. Hohoman and baby Mr. and Mrs. J. Sidney Smith John Sidney and Miss Aline Smith Miss Bessie Lou Wiley Mrs. J. W. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Coulter Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ham-Ramsey
Hearne
P. S. Park
J. T. S. Park
R. S. Webb
Roy S. HoHoman
J. Sidney Smith
John Sidney
Aline Smith
Bessie Lou Wiley
J. W. Wiley
Coulter Smith
J. Marshall Bullock
R. J. Holbrooks
J. B. Sanders
C. Bailey
Sam E. Cavitt
Olin Sanders
Lawrence Party Returns From Valley Trip Highlights Growth
Dr. W. H. Lawrence and party traveled 1350 miles through the Magic Valley visiting San Antonio Corpus Christi Brownsville Mission Harlingen McAllen Edinburg and San Marcos. The party included Mrs. Josie Lawrence Mrs. Birdwell Tony Bush Sam Falco J. T. Lawrence and Mrs. Cobb. They report booming real estate citrus groves and a larger Brownsville hotel plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lawrence
Magic Valley
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Mission
Harlingen
McAllen
Edinburg
Josie Lawrence
F. C. Birdwell
Tony Bush
Sam Falco
San Marcos
Lawrence
J. T. Lawrence
Waxahachie
Cobb
Mr. Lawrence
Brazos County
Bryan
Benchley
Ferguson Withdrawal Not Admit Lynch In Runoff
The governor Mrs Miriam A Ferguson withdraws from the runoff race and does not admit Lynch Davidson. The Associated Press notes precedents show this action has historical support and potential impact on the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Associated Press
Family Reunion Held At Roberts Home In Bryan
Family of the late Joseph White of Navasota gathered for a reunion in Bryan at J. and Mrs. R. J. Roberts home. Attendees included R. J. Roberts Franchelle Roberts Joe P. White and Joe Jr. D. D. White Grover C. White and Grover White Jr. Hat tie White and others from Tulsa Port Arthur and Cameron enjoyed a lawn picnic Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph White
Navasota
Bryan
R. J. Roberts
D. D. White
Grover C. White
Grover White, Jr
Cameron
Hattie White
Tulsa
Oklahoma
P. W. Gauss
Port Arthur
K. P. White
Roy Stone Vacation Report From Waldrop’s Camp Placid
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone and Will Saunders return from Camp Placid New Braunfels after a week away from A. M. Waldrop store work. Roy Stone remains on vacation at home this week. He praises the Comal River swimming and Landa Park as top Southwest attractions with ample amusements beyond bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stone
Will Saunders
Camp Placid
New Braunfels
A. M. Waldrop
Mr. Stone
Placid
Comal
Landa Park
Lawrence couple returns from weeks long vacation
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Lawrence return to Bryan after a lengthy vacation spanning several weeks. They visited Turkey Creek Ranch eighteen miles from Uvalde as guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Flowers. The trip included swimming, horseback riding, fishing, hunting, and time in Eagle Pass and Mexico. Mrs. Flowers, formerly Miss Mattie Peverly of Bryan, greeted their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Lawrence
Bryan
E. B. Flowers
Turkey Creek Ranch
Uvalde
Mrs. Flowers
Coveys Headed for Medina Lake Vacation trip
Mr and Mrs J E Covey report a fine time en route to Medina Lake while visiting San Antonio to see their son Edgar who works for the Texas Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey's
Medina Lake
J. E. Covey
San Antonio
Edgar
The
Texas Company
Ferguson Calls Texas Legislature Special Session for Bond Validation
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announces resignation by November 1 1926 and convokes a September 13 1926 special session to validate state county and road district bonds while permitting investigations of state departments and addressing other matters. She plans to resign promptly once session business is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Archer County
Third prize in Bryan Chamber story contest by S P Engelking
S P Engelking claimed third prize in the Bryan Chamber of Commerce Smith-Hughes story contest. The piece recounts a Sealy High School visit to Texas A M College at College Station for judging events, the campus scenes, and a banquet at the mess hall where Chamber of Commerce president Mrs. Lee J Rountree highlighted a $30 prize pool for the top three stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Engelking
Chamber OF Commerce
S. P.engelking
Scaly News
A.and M. College
Smith-Hughes
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Sealy Hi
Smith- Hughes
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Sealy
Frank Bailey
Calvert
Sealy Boys
Taylor White
Muleshoe
Fred Schaffner
Kyle Field
Lee J. Rountree
Marketing questions face East Texas farmers says Alvord
Director C H Alvord of the A and M Extension Service says marketing is the chief problem for East Texas farmers. He spoke at the Grand Saline district short course and Mt Pleasant Farm Bureau meeting urging the safe farming program as the solution. He noted overproduction of tomatoes and watermelons due to weak organization and stressed need for livestock to utilize large feed crops. He announced the Northeast Texas interest in the August 2–7 Farmers Short Course at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
East Texas
C. H. Alvord
Extension Service
A. and M. College of Texas
Grand Saline
Farm Bureau District
Mt. Pleasant
Alvord
Coun
Texas
A. ‘and M. College
My Visit to A and M College
A short travel diary recounts leaving A and M College after breakfast and heading home. The group visits the 700 and observes diverse animals including eagles, coons, bears, and big cats. They place sixteenth in stock judging and sixth in dairy cattle judging among 32 teams, praising the Smith Hughes contest as excellent for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Adams
Adams
Aggieland
Smith-Hughes
Leckie Heads to Austin on Highway Survey Work
A R Leckie resident engineer for the Highway Commission stationed in Bryan directs surveys of the College Bryan road for widening and resurfacing and a survey of Highway No 43 from Hearne to Valley Junction river bridge. Projects in Brazos and Robertson counties aim to improve direct connection to the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Leckie
The
Highway Commission
Bryan
College-Bryan
Austin
Leckie
Hearne
Valley Junction River Bridge
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Uncle Ben Love Visits Family in Bryan
Uncle Ben Love travels from Hammond to Bryan to stay with his sister Mrs. W. S. Stuart and her family at the Stuart home on South Bryan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Love
Bryan
Hammond
Mrs. W. S. Stuart
Stuart
South Bryan Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Davidson
Zimmerman
Ferguson
Wilmans
Johnston
Moody
Eclanan
Barry Mil- 92Ler
Alfred
Hornsby
Irwin
Christopher
Bradfield
Pollard
Comptroller of Public Accounts
S. H. Terrell
Low Garner
G. E. Johnson
Ed A. Christian, Jr
Geo. G. Garrett
W. Gregory Hatcher
J. R. Ball
Grover Cleveland Harris
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. A. Humphries
W. W. Bennett
S. Mln
Commissioner
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lee P. Pierson
L. Hawkins
Court of Civil Appeals
10Th Supreme Judicial District
Geo W. Barcus
Luther
J. W. Barron
H. O. Ferguson
Elmer Dodson
A. S. McSwain
J. M. Ferguson
Julius M. Barron
Clyde F. Goen
Mattie Co. Hall
Roy Montgomery
Tom BE. Taylor
Jess Conlee
Jim H. Reed
D. J. McDonald
J. W. MccCrary, Jr
W. E. Neeley
J. G. Minkert
J. W. Smith
J. W. Burrows
H. B. Crawford
C. KE. Seely
A. B. McSwain
R. G. Neelly
T. O. Walton
Ike Ashburn
Charles E. Finley
Charles Puryear
J. B. Bagley
W. ©. Boyett
O. M. Ball
Mrs. M. Francis
F. C. Bolton
W. E. Gandy
Victor Boriskie
A. Mitchell
Pete Nigliazzo
Roy Robinson
Ed S. Martin
N. C. Cole
E. A. Peters
I. M. Cook
J. E. Weedon
Otto Plagens
Hugo Endler
M. B. Easters
Joe Yeager
Will Kelley
Henry Kurten
John Boriskie
M. W. Sims, Sr
Sam B. Wilson
Oscar Wilcox
Mat Vitopil
A. J. Buchanan
W. G. Reynolda
F. J. Patranella
W. ©. Davis
J. Rountree
Higgs
W. J. Coulter
Oak McKenzie
C. Egbert Jones
C. Edgar Jones
E. J. Jenkins
L. L. McInnis
J. J. Riley
W. N. Shealy
J. S. Morgan
W. H. Hendricks
Boyett
Moore
Sabo
Regmund
Millican
Risinger
Holland
Steele
Valley
Feld
Roberts
Waldrop
Lawrences
A. & M. College
Ronsone Lees
Smith Drug CQ
A. & M. Extension Service
Smith Drug CO
Laredo
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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