Brazos County Day Highlights Co operation And County Work
Brazos County records show community work recognition with Brazos County Day at A and M College. George Holland earns a $500 scholarship as local club work fuels youths, while a drainage project funded by cooperative effort promises thousands in farm value. Cows seen as a gold mine with by products benefiting poultry and hogs on Southern farms.
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George Holland
Brazos County
A. and
M. College of Texas
Washington University
George
Arkansas
M. R. Bentley
Brazos
Burleson
C. A. Cobb
Lady Graduates Teachers and Others
Who duly appreciate that ability and application constitute the happy combine whose sure reward is a rich reliable dependability with the privilege of any section of our broad land for your temporary or permanent home this fact having been demonstrated times immemorable by our former students whose abode has been for years within the higher altitudes of business life with its inseparable attendant a liberal financial compensation.
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Happy Combine
Steep Hollow Weekend Social Notes
Steep Hollow reports small crowds at Sunday School and B Y P U due to bad weather. Visitors include T A Hensarling Jr of Millican staying with parents, Reuben Sample visiting Mrs Hopkins in Bryan from Sam Houston Normal, Claud Crone of Wellborn with sisters and their families, Jewell Mathis of Bryan visiting home, and W B English and W W Jones among weekend guests. Katie Hall returns from CIAA study.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
Steep Hollow
T. A. Hensarling, Jr
Millican
Hensarling
T. A. Hensarling
Reuben Sample
Sam Houston Normal
Claud Crone
Wellborn
Bill Post
Cleve Smith
Jewell Mathis
Bryan
J. M. Mathis
W. B. English
Brownsfield
W. W. Jones
Brady
Katie Hall
Rainy weather dampens farm progress and visits in Reliance
Farmers in Reliance report heavy rains dampening crops and hindering field work while hope grows for sun in June. Attendance at Sunday activities dipped due to muddy roads as local residents and visitors like Mr. and Mrs. Sam Prince and Otis Carroll from Goose Creek travel through. Summary mentions Essie Shealy and T. B. Smith visiting College Station for commencement. Joe Lloyd Jr and Tom Shealy of Bryan visiting home folks. Cled Warren of Bryan among Sunday visitors. Rev J J Pipkin also in the community.
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Brazos County
T. O. Walton
Extension Service
A. and M. College
J. Walter Smith
S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Laura Belle Roten
Guion Hall
Bryan Dally Eagle
Reliance
Singing
Sam Prince
Earle Wilkinson
Otis Carroll
Goose Creek
Essie Shealy
T. B. Smith
College Station
Joe Lloyd, Jr
Tom Shealy
Bryan
Cled Warren
J. J. Pipkin
Lynch Davidson to Speak in Bryan on Monday Night
Houston businessman Lynch Davidson will address the Bryan district courtroom Monday at 8 o clock in support of his Texas governor bid. He promises large crowds and advocates tax cuts fewer state jobs and a cash basis budget with improved roads and education.
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State of
Texas
Lynch Davidson
Houston
Bryan
Davidson
Good Roads
Benchley Budget and Local Travel Notes
Cotton chopping dominates Benchley news as residents make brief trips to nearby towns. C R Wood visited Tabor, Gus Bade siblings flew to Calvert, Miss Jewell Cameron stayed with Mrs J C Peyton, and many others such as Will Ely Vaughn Wilkerson, Frank Seale, Henry Haltom, Sam Rice, Leonard Cecil and Vernon Harris were seen in the area. Craig Bowman traveled to Hearne for the funeral of Jim Stuart, a Benchley elder, with condolences expressed.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
Benchley
C. R. Wood
Tabor
Gus Bade
Calvert
Jewell Cameron
J. C. Peyton
Mr. Butler
Marlin
Will Ely
Vaughn
Wilkerson
Hearne
Ed Persell
Bryan
Tabor Tidbits Summary
TABOR TIDBITS. Rain curtails farming. hope for dry spells. Graduation at Bryan High School featured Winnie Harris ex student. Woman's Club met at Mrs J L Sample with cream and cake after business. attendees listed.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
Tabor
J. M. Cross
Edge
Bryan High School
Winnie Harris
Tabor High School
Woman’s Club
J. L. Sample
Laura Belle Roten
Local Socials Note Visits and Summer Plans
N H McWhorter Coopere J M Closs J T Closs Jr and Miss Mary Locke visit sister Mrs J T Closs Jr Miss Bertie Risinger home from Huntsville and Brady Risinger from A and M College visit. Misses Susie Benbow Edna Harriss and Ruby Walker leave Wednesday for Huntsville to attend school this summer.
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N. H. McWhorter
Coopere
J. M. Closs
J. T. Closs, Jr
Mary Locke
Bertie Risinger
Huntsville
Brady Risinger
A. and M College
J. T. Closs
Susie Benbow
Edna Harriss
Ruby Walker
Edge Epigrams and Local Notices Highlight Weekend Events
Sunday attendance at Sun day school was light due to rain. Edges social circle includes visits by J H Reed of Harvey and trips of the Beard and Payne families between Bryan Houston and Edge. Local obit notes the passing of Monroe Thomas at W H George home with condolences to relatives. Weekend trips include Baylor College summer school for several locals.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
SDGE
Milton Davis
H. C. Beard
Bryan
Edge
Fort Martin
Martin
John Rychick
Ernest Moore
Ed Chytil
George Outlaw
Reliance
John Payne
T. C. Elliott
W. H. George
Monroe Thomas
Mr. George
Burt Lloyd
Houston
Burt
DeWitt Thomas
Normangee
Albert Mack
Franklin
Kirby
Sweetwater
George Thorpes
Covington
Paul Hare
New Wheelock
New Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief with Suppositories
An old advertisement touts MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES as a guaranteed cure for piles. It claims rapid relief from pain and soreness, with healing occurring after direct contact with ulcers. James Drug Co. offers mail order and delivery in the original box.
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James Drug Co
Payne to Attend National Optometric Convention in Kansas City
J. W. Payne plans to join the Texas delegation in Dallas and travel to Kansas City for the National Optometric Convention June 9 to 14. The program shifts to clinics with four refracting rooms for live demonstrations by experienced optometrists, showing complete exam procedures from start to finish.
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J. W. Payne
Kansas City
Texas
Dallas
Chicago
Bryan
Payne
June marriages in Brazos County show slow start
County records list licenses issued this month by County Clerk A. S. McSwain. Names include Johnnie Phillips with Ethel Elmore Brown, Arnett Calloway with Willie Esther Deere, Hudson Johnson with Leona Taylor, Archie Stallings with Ray Wilcox, Jesus Leon with Jesus Adams, Ray Williams with Ivory Curry, and Tom Johnson with Alberta Dairy.
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A. S. McSwain
Johnnie Phillips
Ethel Elmore Brown
Arnett B. Calloway
Willie Esther Deere
Hudson Johnson
Leona Taylor
Archie Stallings
Ray Wilcox
Jesus Leon
Jesus Adams
Ray Williams
Ivory Curry
Tom Johnson
Alberta Dairy
Wheelock Whims Special to Bryan Dany Eagle
Rain dominates Wheelock with days of hindering farm work and reduced cotton acreage. Jupiter Pluvius continues soaking the area as more bad weather is forecast. Joe Ellison improves after a serious illness while Howard Smith remains too ill to write. Union Church dedication proceeds despite conditions with an expected crowd of over two thousand.
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Bryan Dany Eagle
Wheelock
Jupiter Pluvius
Joe Ellison
Howard Smith
Union Church
Accidental Shooting Claims Mansfield Youth
Spence Taylor aged 18 son of John Taylor of Mansfield was accidentally shot through the breast east of Mansfield early today. J W Hamilton C L Eden and M G Nall sit as a city board of equalization at the City Hall.
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Associated Press
FT. Worth
Spence Taylor
John Taylor
Mansfield
J. W. Hamilton
C. L. Eden
M. G. Nall
Tanlacrelief for indigestion and weakness boosted by first bottle
Mrs. R. R. Slack of Austin Texas says Tanlac improved her life after four years of stomach distress weight loss and nervous exhaustion. She notes the first bottle brought relief and seven bottles fully corrected her troubles including appetite nerves and sleep. Tanlac and Tanlac Pills are marketed by the manufacturers with large sales.
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Tanlac
R. R. Slack
East 3Rd St
Austin
Texas
Old Maids of Bryan Seek End to Twenty Five Year Gossip
An earnest letter from a Bryan Texas reader, the Old Maids, protests the Bryan Daily Eagle’s habit of publishing “What Happened Twenty Five Years Ago.” The writer laments social jibes about aging and laments future marriage notices in the paper. The piece ends with a call to abolish such past-event columns and restore dignity to local journalism.
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Bryan High School
Neghbors
Bryan Daily Eagle
Ole Maid
Bryan Daily
Bryan
Texas
Batchelor
Laureline
Karlos LaJunta
Schnectady
N. Y
Charmin’ Bryde
Cottage to rise on Annie Dearing’s eastern city lots
Miss Annie Dearing plans a neat rent cottage on her city lots near the J. T. Hanway home place in the eastern district.
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Annie Dearing
J. T. Hanway
Barton for Texas Governor Promises Plain Talk and Reform
Thos. D. Barton outlines a nononsense platform in a district court appearance. He argues against government competition with private business and pledges to veto tax increases while advocating a State Equalization Board. He stresses strict law enforcement with Ranger support and calls for responsible penitentiary work, education funding, and cotton-mill incentives for Texas.
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Texas
American Party Sets National Campaign After Nomination
Columbus June 4. The American party plans a nationwide organization and an aggressive campaign after Judge Gilbert Nations of Washington was chosen as presidential candidate and a party platform was adopted. Former Congressman Charles Randall of Los Angeles is named as vice presidential candidate.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
American Party
Gilbert Nations
Washington
Charles Randall
Los Angeles
Montana Senator Walsh Likely National Democratic Chairman
Strong indications in Democratic circles suggest Senator Walsh of Montana will be chosen as permanent chairman of the party’s national convention in New York. Some leaders in Congress say Walsh’s selection is essentially settled.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
New York
Congress
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