Building at the Bottom Teaches a Broad View of Education
The editorial argues for a balanced education blending practical skills with mind building. It criticizes Governor Ferguson for favoring rural schools over the university system, warns this risks eroding higher education, and urges a cohesive Texas education plan from bottom to top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Texas
State University
Conference For
The
Texas University
College of Industrial Arts
Dreaming to action in Texas farming markets
Editors urge city and farm integration to create markets for diversified crops. They cite peanuts potatoes beans and market plants as essential, calling for potato curing plants and better local processing to prevent waste and boost trade. Founders emphasize towns exist to provide markets and urge retailers to promote locally produced canned and dried goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Home Molasses Trade Needs Local Mills and Storage
The piece argues for local molasses production to avoid weevil problems and high freight costs from California, urging city consumers to maintain mills pans barrels and capital to buy home made molasses. It warns that without local production trade will shift to easier routes with fewer hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bryan
What Eagle Files Tell of Other Days
What Eagle Files Tell of Other Days recalls Hearne and Robertson county events. It notes Calvert rivalry for the county seat, a keg beer incident on campus, Board of Pharmacy meeting in Hearne July 28, and local marriages. It mentions Dr. West installation, A and M commencement, and local travel and commerce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Files
College
Sheriff Nunn
Cavitt
Eph Weils
Willis Glover
Board of Pharmacy
Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners
Hearne
Texas
M. H. James
E. J. Fountain
J. Jenkins
Notable Evening Recital Amid Local Social Buzz
The article notes Miss Gussie Finley performing a recitation titled the wine glass and the serpent's tooth as the evening's feature. It also mentions Miss Katie McKenzie returning home from Hamilton College Kentucky and various local social events including a party at Capt. Dawson's and discussions on a local squirrel and tree problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Gussie Finley
Katie McKenzie
Hamilton College
Kentucky
Fence Trouble
A renter asks how to handle gate and fence damage at a shared property. He fixed a gate to keep cows out, but another resident damaged it and asserts he may keep gates open. The editor notes that a lawyer would need full facts on rights and powers of the involved person before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Joe Kulak
Bryan
Potatoes Found Spoiling as Coal Prices Rise Near Seatonville
Government investigators uncovered 15 cars loaded with potatoes on a siding near a coal mine at Seatonville Illinois. The condition of the potatoes suggested they were left to rot while coal prices remained high in Chicago, prompting an inquiry into the pricing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Seatonville
For sale notice in Bryan area with broker names
Sale listing in Bryan showing items advertised by Steve Montalbano and others including N A Stewart M H James and A J Edwards with locations in Pitts Bridge Cawthorn Goree Neelley Wellborn Fel ton O Neil Bryan. Promoted as the world's best corn remedy by BK J Jenkins M H James and N A Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Montalbano
Pitts Bridge
N. A. Stewart
M. H. James
Bryan
A. J. Edwards
Cawthorn
Goree Neelley
Wellborn
Felton O'Neil
BK. J. Jenkins
Tick Eradication as a War Measure
Special to the Eagle. Washington DC June 26 Tick eradication should be given an important place among measures for southern communities to meet conditions. Increasing meat supply is urgent. the south cannot contribute until ticks are removed. Cattle lose blood and fail to fatten or milk, wasting scarce resources used for soldiers and civilians. Tick‑fed cattle die from fever in thousands. Each meat pound and milk glass gains value. the first step is a drive against ticks. Dipping vats and public insistence on dipping cattle are essential for a new day in southern cattle production. US Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
South
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Business college proposed for Bryan by Austin educator
Prof L R Walden of Austin plans to establish a business college or school of business training in Bryan. He has run colleges in the south for 25 years and now conducts a morning class at Navasota. He seeks five afternoons weekly here for shorthand typing penmanship and English courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Walden
Austin
Walden
South
Corpus Christi
A. B. O'Flaherty
Eagle Printing Company
Navasota
Bryan
Army Navy
Beneficial Results from Foley Kidney Pills Claim
Isaac B. Turman of 1277 Washington Ave Ashbury Park N J reports the most beneficial results from Foley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatic pains dizziness stiff joints sore muscles and kidney or bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac B. Turman
Washington Ave
Ashbury Park
N. J
Bryan Boy Scouts Camp at Wixom Lake
Bryan branch of the Boy Scouts of America takes a camp at Wixom Lake this week. About twenty five or thirty boys departed Monday morning with acting scout master Jeff Cole and H. L. McKnight. The camp is pitched on the lake shore near the Tabor place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Boy Scouts of America
Wixon Lake
Jeff Cole
H. L. McKnight
Tabor Place
Lemon Lotion for Freckles and Skin Care
An old recipe claiming two fresh lemons and three ounces of orchard white make a quarter pint lemon lotion that bleaches freckles and improves skin. Strain juice to remove pulp and massage daily on face neck arms and hands for softening, whitening skin, with months of shelf life. The ad promises remarkable results.
Organization of Farm Labor Starts Nationwide Plan
The States department of agriculture authorizes a national plan for farm labor cooperation with the United States Department of Labor and state committees. It aims to mobilize emergency labor, start in about 40 states, and adjust locally via community and county labor men, with a state clearing house system and potential use of retired farmers, students, and volunteers. A medical note promotes BOROZONE antiseptic with prices and local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Department of Agriculture
Southwest
United States
United States Department of Labor
United States Department of Agriculture
National Defense
Department of Agriculture
Loris
Department of Labor
Corn price fixed at 1.65 by Chicago board of trade
Chicago June 5 Board of Trade directors set a maximum corn price at 1.65 for all futures contracts matching the earlier wheat action. Brokers report light corn supplies in Chicago with prices rising 12 to 15 cents since last Thursday, prompting the price cap move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
Board of Trade
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Home Markets
Robertson County
Calvert
Altgeld
T. D. Williamson
Messrs
G. S. Parker
Ed Hall
H. E. Peverly
B. H. Peverly
W. B. Peacock
Mrs. W. S. Howell
Tennessee
Ed Saunders
Randolph-Macon Academy
Virginia
T. E. Armstrong
Harve Armstrong
Tullahoma, Tenn
Mrs. J. Allen Myers
Mexico
John N. Henderson
B. B. Higgs
Dora Smith
H. H. Lawless
Harriett Barney
George William Nethery
Davie Evelyn Andrews
William K. Bell
Hattie E. Brown
Reuben Pierce
Mariah Holden
Thos. Mason
Louisa Grant
Archie Hardy
Mary Smith
John Neighbors
Oliver Wilson
Lillie Turner
Augustus G. Smith
Nettie Tarner
Dr. West
First Presbyterian Church
Wm. Hayne Leavell
Houston
J. 4. Tanner
Bryan and
Madisonville
A. W. Fly
This County
Galveston
Dallas
Sue McLelland
Brazos
Little Brazos
Epworth League
W. W. Harris
Nunn
Waco
Bill Turner
John B. Mike
Baptist Church
Finley
H. B. Stoddard
P. F. Watson
Samuel Levy
Adam Boyder Lodge
Capt
D. D. Dawson’s
Vale of Tears
Bryan Telephone Company
Bessie Ross
Ross Volunteer Guards
Rosses
E. A. Wright
Willie Cooper
Woodville
Tyler County
Grace
Ella Norrell
Dana
Lula Coulter
North Texas Female College At
Sherman
Ora Christian
H. O. Boatwright
M. Parker
Miss Fannie Parker
Gertrude Flippen
New York
Maud Howell
Mary Bittle
Willis
Ana Ratses
Mizce
Business College
BOY Scouts
Organization OF Farm Labor
Peruna Company
Columbus, Ohio
Franklin Life Eon Company of
Springfield
OLD and Stron
Old Franklin Life Insurance Company
D. L. Weddington
Agt
Talcun, Fowcler
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