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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

4

Rebuilding Texas Agriculture Four Cornered Foundation Plan

Dean Kyle of A and M College urged a new four cornered agriculture structure with dairy cattle and live stock first, poultry second, crops third, and a sound economic policy fourth. He cited Texas farm dairy cow shortages and low milk output compared to Wisconsin, stressing dairy cows as key to prosperity.

Dean Kyle A. and M. ‘College A. & M. College Texas Wisconsin Tyler Courier-Times

Brazos County club notes and farm news highlights

County agent C L Benson reports on upcoming poultry association meeting June 6 and urges Brazos farmers to plant feed crops due to rising costs. He cites can help Caldwell merchants and notes Steep Hollow club victory in Howell Lumber contest. Rye and Tabor clubs plan meetings and community events for June with encouragement for the Ten Litter Contest enrollment by June 10.

C. L. Benson Steep Hollow Howell Lumber Company Rye Club Tabor Club D. C. McIntosh

Lions Club Talks Highlight Suber Henson Cobb Program

Suber Henson and Ty Cobb spoke at the Lions Club meeting with plans announced to organize a rural development program for the Farmers Short Course at A and M College in July. Committee members were named and Ty Cobb received a gift for securing the most new members in the membership drive.

Suber, Henson, Cobb Lions’ Club Tom Suber Gene Henson Ty Cobb Rural Development Committee A. and M. College Lion’s Club F. D. Fuller Suber Henson United States Spindletop Long Beach Smackover Congress Cobb Fuller H. N. Rosenquest Lion Eastland

Allen Academy Holds Forty Second Graduation Exercises

The Allen Academy graduation exercises ended Thursday with Dr. Edgar Odell Lovett of Rice Institute delivering the commencement address. Diplomas honors and reserve commissions were awarded, with James Aiken earning the first honors and Major Martin presenting medals to several cadets and scholars. The program closed as the band played the Allen Spirit.

Allen Academy Edgar Odell Lovett Rice Institute of Houston Lovett East Bryan St. Louis A. and M. College Allen James Aiken Salado Martin William O. Alexander Gulf P. M. Raysor James Lee Houston William Ladin C. H. Astin Hamil Womack Nogly C. Roy Miller U. S. Army Wesley Acord Alvin “Bus” Moore Itasca A. M. Waldrop Ted Spencer Gilmer National Honor Society Edwin Huber Dallas Bonham Magness Honey Grove Robert McMahan Waco Ben Campbell Lansford Cook Goose Creek Negley Wallace Wheelis Mart F. C. Turner

Ill p knees patient improves at home

Mrs. Clem Beal, seriously ill with pneumonia for ten days, shows slight improvement at her city home. News will be welcomed by her friends.

Clem Beal

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber Tour Travels Texas

The Allen Academy Military Band of 45 with the Bryan Chamber of Commerce leads a 70 town goodwill tour. They performed in Mexia and Fort Worth, with receptions by local Rotarians and Lions clubs. Sam Eberstadt and Jere Cason accompany, band touted as Texas Lions Clubs official musical group.

Bryan and Brazos County Mexia Daily News Bryan Brazos County Allen Academy Mexia Groesbeck Commerce and Sherman Streets Lions Club Texas Mexia Rotarians Wortham Corsicana Sam Eberstadt Bryan Chamber of Commerce Jere Cason Mexia Chamber Pat Patterson Rotary Club Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth Burnett Park Bryan Lions Club S. E. Eberstadt Weatherford and Mineral Wells Texas’ Lions Clubs

Millican News Notes Family Visits and Local Biz

June 2 report from Millican highlights visits by the Battle and Royder families along with Sunshine and Lilyan Poole. Local residents return from trips, with farming updates noting high poultry prices and the need for cooperative marketing to support poultrymen. Misses Georgie and Helen Ruth Dunlap performed creditably at a piano recital in Navasota.

M. C. Meredith Poole F Poole Erin Doris Simpson San Marcos Doris Belle Bradley Houston Smith San Angelo J. Walter Smith K. T. Williams Knox Jr Mill Georgie Helen Ruth Dunlap

J Lynn Thomas to Speak at Kurten Club Meeting

J Lynn Thomas dairy specialist from the Extension Service will speak at the Kurten community meeting Saturday night June 4. He will likely discuss butter making as housewives have much to do with this task. All attendees will gain interest from his talk.

J. Lynn Thomas Kurten Club Extension Service Kurten

Walden's Business College Scholarships Offered in Cameron

Cameron Texas college offers a limited number of special advertising scholarships reducing the usual cost to one third or less. A postal reply promotes readiness for a September position. Contact details urge immediate response.

Walden's Business College Cameron Texas

Sherwood and Irving to Speak at Brazos Poultry Meeting

Dr. D. H. Reid announces a Monday night poultry program featuring R. M. Sherwood of the Experiment Station and D. F. Irving of the College. Sherwood conducts notable poultry feeding work while Irving leads the National Egg Laying Contest, addressing local care and feeding challenges before a expected large crowd on Monday night, June 6.

D. H. Reid The Poultry Association R. M. Sherwood D. F. Irving Prgram Brazos County Mr. Sherwood Mr. Irving

Bizzell Sees Bright Future for Texas Tech in Lubbock

In a graduation address at Texas Technological College Dr. W. B. Bizzell president of the University of Oklahoma predicted a bright future for the Western institution. He argued that students will seek knowledge at the school as travelers once sought Paris Bologna and Oxford. He defended spending as part of higher education noting many students work their way through college and spoke on changes in religious worship and education’s role in student attitudes.

Bizzell University of Oklahoma

Piano maker offers sample uprights and grands in Texas

An old established piano manufacturer advertises a sample lot of uprights players and period pianos in the Bryan area. All are new and priced cheap for cash or on reasonable terms to responsive buyers. Write for full information stating the piano type of interest. Factory representative will be here briefly, Po. Box 4088 Houston Texas.

Bryan Po. O Houston Texas

Now Is the Time Cull Your Poultry

College Station June 2 Now is the time to begin culling the farm poultry flock says D F Irving professor of poultry husbandry at A and M College of Texas With egg prices staying low for months only the best birds will return a profit above feed and labor Meat prices are high this season making immediate sale profitable for some birds The rules to remove poor birds include: yellow skin in beak or shanks heavy breed fat broody birds crow headed birds poor flesh and large abdomen After a week of confinement and fattening with grain and wet mast selling prices range twenty five cents per pound

Eagle College Station D. F. Irving A. and M. College of Texas Irving Zere

Local Cemetery to Be Improved and Beautified

George A. Adams presided at a cemetery improvement meeting held at City National Bank. A special committee plans grading and graveling driveways six inches deep across sections in need, funded by generous cash donations, with beautification efforts urging flowers and better lot upkeep. Dues of six dollars per half lot are urged to maintain neat, weed free plots.

George A. Adams The Cemetery Association City National Bank Geo. A. Adams F. L. Cavitt John K. Parker John E. Astin G. M. Brandon J. Bryan Miller Mary P. Carr Albert Buchanan J. E. Covey Dona Carnes City Commission J. E. Astin Committee On

Cotton Week to cover all phases of industry at UT

A six day Cotton Week at the University of Texas from July 11 to 16 will present a birdseye view of the cotton industry. Noted national authorities will discuss economics production crop reporting marketing futures and related topics.

Austin University of Texas A. B. Cox Bureau of Business Research University Cox Victor Schoffelmayer The Dallas News E. P .Humbert A. and M. College Henry Dunlavy Temple A. and M. College W. F. Callendar United States Department of Agriculture H. H. Schutz George B. Terrell State Department of Agriculture J. W. Ray New York J. B. Moore A. W. Palmer Bureau of Agricultural Economies W. R. Meadows Chicago Board of Trade Henry Planche New Orleans Cotton Exchange D. C. Reed John A. Todd School of Commerce Liverpool England A. Culberson Dallas B. Youngblood Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Washington D. C Youngblood Bureau of Agricultural Economics Todd John T. Orr Texas Farm Cotton Association

Financial report of the Association from 1927

The treasurer F L Cavitt presents finance for the Association showing Maintenance from May 12 1927 balance 5 69 receipts none disbursements none balance May 26 1927 5 69 Available May 12 1927 balance 235 40 receipts 49 00 disbursements 40 00 balance May 26 1927 244 40 Total credit balance 250 09.

F. L. Cavitt

Jury List Named For Fifth Week In Brazos County

The district court of Brazos County releases a list of prospective petit jurors for the fifth week. Names include Paul Holubec Wm Monthei Otto Plagens Chas Schram Geo Nedbalek Anton Wathuber Chas Todaro Nelson Dulaney E W Crenshaw Cooper Carl Joe Wisoski E M Francis H N McWhorter F B Sample Hardy Newton August Straub J A Gandy Jno W Payne R S Webb Jr H L Cunningham T K Lawrence J H Jones C S Martin Jesse Wade Mike Altemore J H Nash T B Robinson Jno Boriski Roy L Foster Roy Nunn W E Moore H L McNeely W M Shealey J C Warren J L Lloyd J C Jones.

District Court of Brazos County Paul Holubec Wm. Monthei Otto Plagens Chas. Schram Geo. Nedbalek Anton Wathuber Chas. Todaro Nelson Dulaney E. W. Crenshaw Cooper Carl Joe Wisoski E. M. Francis H. N. McWhorter F. B. Sample Hardy Newton August St J. C. Warren J. L. Lloyd J C. Jones

Walton Speaks To Committee On New Board

A hearing before the House Education Committee on Senator Wood’s bill to create a general board to supervise higher education raised fears of UT domination over A and M College. The proposal has been promoted by the University of Texas for 25 years and was discussed Monday night in Austin.

Associated Press Austin M. College University of Texas House Education Committee Senator Wood Senate T. O. Wal

A and M President Warns Against Supervisory Board Bill

Ton, president of the A and M College, testified before the committee opposing the measure. Senator Wood questioned why A and M alone objected as other schools faced veto threats. Gov. Moody, attending, asked if Walton threatened a veto. Walton said others warned that the governor would use veto power. He warned a supervising board could lead to domination by one institution.

Boggs Elected President of Solons Fraternity

Representative J Herschel Boggs of San Angelo was chosen as president of the legislators fraternity. Ex Senator John W Davis of Dallas named vice president with a slate of officers and an executive committee including Railrod Commissioner Lon A Smith and Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller.

Associated Press Austin J. Herschel Boggs San Angelo Legislators’ Fraternity John W. Davis Dallas G. G. Thomas B. F. Berkley Hubert Faulk John E. Davis Travis Smith Railrod Lon A. Smith W. M. Fly Lynch Davidson Will H. Mays T. W. Davidson C. T. Sheats M. M. Crane Reuben Loftin J. P. Greer Barry Miller J. J. Olsen Eugene Miller Ewing Thomason Henry E. Dielmano W. D. McFarlane E. L. Whitaker G. A. Atkinson

Bryan Daily Eagle Provides Daily Results Update

The Bryan Daily Eagle serves as the reliable medium for readers to obtain continual results. This publication emphasizes timely scores and outcomes across local events and activities.

The Bryan Daily Eagle

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Sudan Furnish Market Caldwell New Call Country Life H. W. McLaughlin Presbyterian Church U. S J. E. Pleasants Richmond Virginia Bryan Rotary Club W. B. Bizzell Walter Armstrong Tabor Johnnie Zemanek Emma Severa Rye Boys’ and Girls J. F. Hurff Harris County Harff Ade Methodists DeMolay First Baptist C. A. Baptist Presbyterian C. A. Baptist William Alexander Distinguished Aiken W. ©. Alexander George Allen Emory Charles Bomar Ernest Calloway Mumford Lucien Ben Campbell Roland Dansby Alvin Dawson Weldon Farmer Sam C. Ford Norman Lee Richard Holmes Tampico Mex Kenneth Hoover Sherman Joe Lloyd Alvin “Bus’’ Moore Neil McGowan Camilla Robert McMahn Oliver Owens Mexico Merlin Ruble Sherwood and Texas Tech Walton Boggs Solons’ Frat Ralstons Ralston Globe Dry Goods Co
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