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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

2

Prairie View Board Approves Budgets and Honors Dr Francis

The Prairie View board approved biennium budgets and summer schools budgets, accepted resignations, and promoted faculty including J H Binney W E Long and A A Lenert. They named the new pool the P L Downs Jr Natatorium and planned a bronze plaque for Senator Charles S Gainer. Dr Francis, long-time veterinary dean, was honored for his role in Texas cattle industry and fossil collection.

Astin Joan College Federal Public Works Administration P. L. Downs, Jr H. B. Stenzel Francis Earle Turner University of Oalfornia Stenzel J. H. Binney W. Ross Agricultural Adjustment Administration Abience Prairie View State Normal Ind 1 College

Nine Texas veterinarians licensed after board examinations

On Monday the State Veterinary Medical Examining Board granted licenses to nine doctors of veterinary medicine to practice in Texas following examinations and a licensing meeting. The event included lectures and discussions by Dr. Hubert Schmidt and others, with a large animal clinic and visiting veterinarians from several cities. The licensees include practitioners from College Station Dallas Waco and Greencastle Indiana.

T'S Press Hubert Schmidt College Station J. S. Watson Mexia Ashe Lockhart Kansas City L. E. Casey Dallas R. C. College Station T. A. Sigler Greencastle Ind A. T. Kinsley Kansasity Texas State Veterinary Medical Examning Board

Summer session enrollment hopes rise at college

Dean Winkler of the vocational teaching school and summer session director is optimistic about enrollment and a possible rise over last year. Last year’s first term registered 503 students and the total term 566 with 479 men and 87 women. Cotton summer school had 66 men and 2 women. First term runs to July 14 with exams in the last two days. Second term begins July 16 and lasts to August 25 with exams at the end.

C. H. Winkler School of Vocational Teaching

The Profession, Commercialism, and Public Welfare

The column contrasts professionalism with commercialism, arguing ethics bind groups to serve public welfare. It cites a hospital reopening under Catholic Sisters of Charity as commendable, signaling a move toward public enterprise under professional guidance.

Catholic Sisters of Charity

The Case for Socializing Dairy Industry

The piece argues that medical and public duties require professional care and urges socialization of milk production. It contends dairy men fail to meet supply needs and that city governance must assume responsibility, viewing socialized means as redemption from societal ruin through disinterested welfare.

Wildcat Gusher Opens New Field in Cherokee Co

Rusk Texas June 4 An unexpected oil boom near Cherokee county disrupted Sunday calm as T J Wood No 1 New Birmingham Development Co wild cut off test struck oil with potential 10000 barrels daily Owners estimate The well flowing 300 to 500 barrels per hour through a half inch choke 756 pounds gas pressure Casing set at 510 feet Drilled on Shel Petroleum Co 20000 acre block six miles SW of Rusk Levi Jordan survey Oil of high gravity sent to an earth storage tank temporarily

Rusk Cherokee County T. J. Wood New Birmingham Development Company Shel Petroleum Company Shel Petroleum Company’s 20, 000-Acre Block, Six Mile Levi Jordan

Funeral Service For Deceased Held In County Cemetery

Funeral service continued from part 1 with Mrs. Roy Danforth leading the music. Interment occurred at Alexander church cemetery in the county's northern section where other family members rest. Pallbearers included Pario le, Mr. Parker, Rob Mawhinney, Jess Coulee, W. Hearne and W. S. Higgs.

Ices Roy Danforth Alexander Church Ariole Mr. Parker Rob Mawhinney Jess Coulee W. ©. Hearne W. 5. Higgs

Texas centennial plans spark Texan pride and debate

The article reflects on a village with Indian craft and modern home economics projects while weighing NRA codes and personal integrity. It then discusses Texas wool markets, tariffs, and a push to invite the world to share in Texas Centennial preparations. The piece urges broad support to extend the eagle’s wing across the centennial celebration.

Texas Noah Texas Centennial Board

Cardboard Sheets in Various Thicknesses for Sale

Eagle Printing Co offers large white cardboard sheets up to 222 2s inches in several thicknesses for sale. Local business advertises bulk stock and possible discounts for bulk orders.

Eagle Printing Co

Parker in Race for Clerk

Mit Parker known in Brazos county announces for county clerk as a Democrat in the primaries. He has lived in the county all his life, is respected across walks of life, and pledges a good, efficient, courteous office if elected.

M. B. Parker Brazos County Mit

Land Bank Loans of 154 000 for Brazos Co Group

A total of 154 200 dollars in Federal land bank and Land Bank Commissioner farm mortgage loans was made in Brazos County from June 1 1933 to May 1 1934. About 149 108 dollars or 96.7 percent funded refinancing of debts. Of that refinancing 57 800 dollars repaid banks 4 200 dollars paid taxes and 87 206 dollars went to other debts. About 4 100 dollars of loans funded other uses including 600 dollars for land equipment buildings and agricultural uses and 4 00 dollars for stock purchases loan fees etc.

Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner Brazos County Farm Credit Administration National Farm Loan

City to Install Filtration System by Mid Month

Shipment of filtration equipment from the International Filter Company will reach the city by June 10 and the system is expected to be in operation about mid month. The city officials received the word today.

International Filter Company

Black Hawk Ointment Ad Promises Relief

STOP THAT ITCHING If you suffer from a skin trouble such as Itch Eczema Athletes Foot Ringworm Tetter or Pimples we will sell you a jar of Black Hawk Ointment on a guarantee. Price 50c Roman and Vick Adv.

Roman and Vick

Holsteins Exceed 40 Pound Fat Mark in Dallas Area

The Holstein-Friesian Association reports seventeen Holsteins at Texas A M College of Texas surpassed 40 lb fat in the latest test. Top yield went to Tidy Princess Aaggie at 66.9 lb fat and 2,244.3 lb milk. The 49th annual convention and national sales are set for Baltimore in June with breeders from across the U S and Canada participating.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America M. College of Texas Princess Aaggie Tex Colantha Tinta Baltimore Maryland Canada

Chicago Man Honored at Barbecue by Ryan Family

Ceyther Chambers of Chicago was the honoree at a barbecue held recently at Ferguson Crossing hosted by Mr. and Mrs W H Ryan of Harvey. A nephew of Mrs W H Ryan attended along with others invited to the event.

Family Gathering At Harvey Park Picnic

A group including Mr and Mrs Clyde Goep and Mr and Mrs Cook enjoyed a day of fun and frolic at Harvey Park with a noon dinner served under shaded trees.

Mra Clyde Goep Thame D. i Harvey

Interior Fire Damages Home on South Parker Avenue

Sunday blaze heavily damaged the interior of Joe Congelosa’s home on South Parker Avenue after starting in a closet shelf. The exterior remained intact and the loss is partly insured with no estimate yet.

Joe Congelosa Parker Avenue Charlie Harris

Lions Official Attends State Convention in Mineral Wells

R. C. Franks secretary of the Bryan Lions Club attended the State Lions convention in Mineral Wells. The event ran from Monday to Tuesday and Franks was scheduled to appear on the program.

R. C. Franks Bryan Lions Club Mineral Wells Mr. Franks

Typewriter Paper Box of 500 Sheets by Eagle Printing

A box of 500 sheets of 8 by 11 inch bond paper from Eagle Printing Company. The product is described as typewriter paper suitable for standard office use.

Bond Paper Eagle Printing Company

Bootlegger Murder Case Leads to Suspended Term

Tom Tibbs, charged with possessing liquor for sale, was found guilty and given a two year suspended term in district court. Judge W C Davie presided. E W Thompson faced felony swindling charges. Abraham Murphy, accused of murder, awaits a special venire of 40 jurors. Senator Nat Patton of Crockett represents the defense.

Tom Tibbs Mornigs W. C. Davie E. W. Thompson Abraham Murphy Murphy Austin Smith Nat Patton Crockett

Local couples receive marriage licenses in Brazos County

Six couples were approved for licenses to wed by County Clerk Clyde Goen on Saturday. Emilio Amaya and June Amaya. Brazos G T Warren and Clyde Hanes. Gary Belton Hill and Eunice M Hearne. John Upchurch and Reed of Brazos county. R Patton of Lockhart and Alma Thomson of Brazos county. A Negro couple Newman McAfee and Nancy Gaines. Charles N Gates of I and Bernice McRae of Savannah Georgia were granted licenses Thursday afternoon.

Dan Cupid Clyde Goen Emilio June Amaya Brazos G. T. Warren College Station Clyde Hanes Gary Belton Hill Eunice M Hearne John Upchurch Reed Brazos County R Patton Lockhart Alma Thomson Newman McAfee Nancy Gaines Charles N. Gates Bernice McRae Savannah Clyde Goeney

Mother of Bryan Woman Dies

Funeral services were set for Tuesday afternoon at 4530 in Brenham for the mother of Mrs. Walker Eldridge of Bryan. Mr. Eldridge, an ice mechanic at Hall Chevrolet, and Mrs. Eldridge have resided in Brenham since Saturday night. The death occurred Monday after a lengthy illness.

Brenham Walker Eldridge Bryan Eldridge The Hall Chevrolet Company

Outstanding Girl Recipient at Pecos High School

June 6 193? Pecos high school honors senior La cile Stephen with the Lethe Prewh Memorial cup for the most outstanding girl of the year. The award memorializes a Pecos girl who died in an airplane crash in 1931.

Pehodl Lacile Stephen Lethe Prewh Pecoe High School Pecos

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