Local Bryan Area Social Roundup From Navasota Examiner
Personal mentions note visitors in Bryan from Palestine Georgetown and Dallas. Residents and guests frequent homes on West 24th Street and area streets, with trips to Col lege and churches, plus travel plans to Colorado and New Mexico for the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Semater
R. J. Astin
Bryan
Plantation
O. B. Astin
James Dances
Palestina
Beyen
Fantate
W. O. Holmes
Cette Krekeavé
Reliance
Sting
Frenie Kreooo
Yane Lay
Dallas
Jege
Ack
Tyker Haswer
West 24Th Street
Bardeen
Georgetown
Richardson
Jaek Lawrence
Meester
Beare Robdeestertanes
George Lees
Barmagton
Simonsie
Beese
M. Sparks
Beverly Amna
Colorado
New Mertem
Sencots 4 Theegecte ee Seeeeges i BM wines cheety
Fragmentary OCR notes mention items like Sekt and Gare with references to wines and checks. No clear event or entities identified. unable to extract a coherent news item.
Ferguson Narrowly Beats Opponents in County Office Races
In multiple county races at the 14th precinct, Ferguson led over Clete contesting results by narrow margins. Clyde Geen edged J M Pergesen for tax collector, while Geen carried the We States precincts by 168 votes. Other contests show close margins with Pergesen seeking reelection.
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Clete
County Ofice
Bryan
Clyde L. Geen
J M. Pergesen
Pergesen
Mm Pergesen
J. & Mip
Welcome
Elewes
McBenarie
Emove You Freckles and Discolorations? Solved Team 26
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a team 26 and themes around freckles and discolorations with unclear context. The readable parts suggest a light notes item about a team and related cosmetic claims, but the exact event or outcome is not stated.
Home Marketing Drives Better Farming Across Texas
Miss Mamie Lee Hayden of the Extension Service describes home demonstration marketing helping Texas farm wives earn income to improve living standards. Standardized recipes and the Texas Better 4-H Products label guide canned goods, jams, juices, baked items, cheeses, and other goods sold in cooperative markets across counties with 4-H emblems and labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mamie Lee Hayden
Home Industries
Extension Service
Hayden
Dewaits
Iz Charee
Deaneastratwa
Organim
Picnic Celebrates Catholic Cameron Bryan Community Event
A Cameron and Bryan Catholic picnic featured a river setting on Port Sallieam of the Brass river with food, beverages, and games. Attendees prepared a program including swimming and a baseball activity, while securing music and social time amid a village gathering with plentiful cake and ice cold drinks.
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Abd Port Sallieam
Brass River
Colombes
Bryam
Cameree
Owen the
Sam
Jewl
Fred Carkem
Se &S
Brazos and Grimes Elect Mrs Rowntree Representative
Mrs Lee J Rowntree of Bryan defeated Lamar Bethea for the 26th District state representative seat by 931 votes from Brazos and Grimes counties unofficial counts show. In Brazos she led 1 683 to 1 552 and won seven precincts. in Grimes she led 1 133 to 498 with 15 boxes won and one tied.
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Brazos
Grimes Counties
Lee J. Rowntree
Bryan
Lamar Bethea
Grimes County
Brazos County
Reantree
Bethea
Piedmont
Community Band Second Concert At See Harwell Park
Rene entef Bryan reminds that Friday night is the Bryan com concert at the band stand in See Harwell Memorial park. Public invited to park at 7 38 for a well balanced program of popular and formally arranged selections. T A Fras county agent Walker county brought over a delegation for the Short Course.
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Renéentef Bryan Sre
Henry Leete
Bryan
Seacom
See Harwell Memorial Park
Pobtic
Amersey
T. A Fras. Ceanty
Walker Cousty
Delicious watermelons sent to Eagle office
A large watermelon, said to tempt most appetites, arrived at the Eagle office today courtesy of Confederate veteran E. W. B. Leach who lives with his daughter, Mrs. Mathen Green, between Tunis and Caldwell. Leach spent the weekend with his daughter and Mr. Green and brought the melon from their farm.
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Eagle Office
E. W. B. Leach
Chas. Ayers
Mr. Ayres
Leach
Mathen Green
Mr. Green
Tunis
Caldwell
Navasota Receives First Bale of 1930 New Cotton
The first bale of 1930 cotton arrived in Navasota Saturday morning from EB Stone place near Yarboro. Henry Wienoski raised and picked it, weighing 30 pounds and selling to W H Barry for 11 cents per pound. The bale was middling short staple, signaling a fast opening season ahead.
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Navasota
Stonetam Place
Yarboro
Henry Wienoski
W. H. Barry
W. W. Lott
Road Committee From Brazos to Meet Commission
A Bryan citizen committee heads to Austin to meet the highway commission about Highway 21 construction and county road issues. They aim to push for a decision on the Braves bridge location on Highway 2 and may invite Todd, Jr. to present the local situation.
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Brazos
Bryan
Austin
Ce Highway Commission
Braves
Lee J. Rountree
Barren
Jne. M. Lawrence
Coemy Jedge A. S. McSwain
FP. L. Henderson
Coleman Oil Wells Leman Reported in July
W J deputy of the Texas railroad commission notes 415 predar wells and gas wells in Coleman Leman. The July tally reflects oil production figures and the status of wells under state supervision.
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Coleman
Leman
Ceenty
W. J
Tesas
Farm Women Honored As Master Farm Homemakers
Five Texas farm women were named Master Farm Homemakers on opening day of the 21st Farmers Short Course in College Station. Winners are Mrs. J McCarroll of Mobeetie. Mrs. L. H. Lane of Hidalgo County. Mrs. B. Bride of Indian Creek Brown County. Mrs. O. A. Blankenship of Amatillo Potter County. and Mrs. J. L Lumpkin of Dalby Springs Bowie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Farmer's
National Farm Men’s Magazine
St. Paul
Extension Service
A. & M. College
J McCarroll
Mobeetie
Wheeler County
L. H. Lane
Hidalgo County
B. Bride
Indian Creek
Brown County
O. A. Blankenship
Ama
Farmer's Wife
Farm Women's Magazine
Bess Edwards
Hikes to Gold Mexico and Saddle Pony Missing
Mr and Mrs M Schulman report their son Alfred away at Camp Stewart Kerrville joining campers and Allen Academy counselor K Y Morrison on a historic trip to San Antonio and Old Mexico. A bay saddle pony tagged, about 14 12 hands, weight 850 pounds, 7 years old with a scar on the left shoulder is lost or stolen. reward offered by G Merchant Goose Creek Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Mexico
Goose Creek
Texas
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