A M Commencement Address Urges Civic Duty and Educational Reform
The 47th annual A M College of Texas commencement closes as Dr W B Bizzell calls education a cross road and urges graduates to back an educational program. He advocates tax reform, separate funding for public schools and higher learning, bond issues for state institutions, and a dedicated higher education tax. Graduates are urged to demonstrate loyalty to their Alma Mater and take active citizenship.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Howeve
W. B. Bizzell
Friends of Education
Texas
Socrates Quote on Wealth and Contentment
A classic adage attributed to Socrates declares that true wealth lies in contentment with the least. It emphasizes nature as the source of contentment and wealth, valuing simplicity over material excess.
College Station A M College Commencement Plans
College Station A M College ready for its twenty second commencement exercises with Dr. B H Carroll of Waco delivering the baccalaureate sermon and Hon T J Ballinger of Galveston giving the commencement address for the Houston Post collection twenty five years ago.
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College Station
A. & M. College
B. H. Carroll
Waco
T. J. Ballinger
Galveston
Houston Post
Good English in Business Emphasized by Dallas News
The Dallas News reviews Pamphlets by D B Cofer on English for business students at Texas A M College and argues that proper English aids clarity and contracts. It stresses plain speech can be effective while warning against vague wording and boilerplate phrases.
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Commerce
D. B. Cofer
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Cofer
Dallas News
Bryan the Beautiful and the City Beautiful program
The piece urges Bryan residents to maintain lawns and gardens as part of a civic beautification effort. It credits street paving for improved appearance and stresses cooperative action by homeowners alongside city leadership to sustain the initiative.
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Bryan the Beautiful
Bryan
City
Death of Hon. Lee Rountree Praised by Hood Camp
The John B. Hood Camp of the United Confederate Veterans adopted resolutions at their meeting in the Daughters of the Confederacy building mourning the death of Lee Rountree, a Texas legislator. The resolution notes his untiring support for Confederate veterans and provides for life membership for his family, with copies to Mrs. Rountree of Bryan.
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J. O. Bradfield
Austin
The
Eagle
John B. Hood
United Confederate Veterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee Rountree
Texas
Rountree
Bryan
Hood
Texas Brigade
Confederate Veterans of Texas
Pecan Growers Eye Big Growth in Texas Industry
W B Lanham of Texas A and M says Texas pecan output could rise from 3.5 million dollars in 1919 to three or four times that with better varieties and care. Georgia now has six times as many bearing trees as a decade ago, and Brownwood hosts a Texas Pecan Growers Association meeting. The group, in its infancy after reorganization, faces a big job and big opportunity to become a leading state industry per the Fort Worth Star Telegram.
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Texas
Georgia
W. B. Lanham
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Brownwood
Lanham
Texas Pecan Growers’ Association
Brownwood Meeting
Fort Worth
When to Quit Advertising Says Miner al Wells Index
A proverb from the Mineral Wells Index notes that all things must end before one should stop advertising. It lists natural and social signals such as grasshoppers hopping cow bawling fish dancing baby squalling and more as humorous indicators before the warning to shut up shop and quit advertising.
Men Who Harm a Town Oppose Helpful Reformers
A Grand Saline Sun opinion piece condemns residents who attack improvements, discourage visitors, and distrust public spirited efforts. It explains such critics undermine progress and asks readers to consider reform and support for communal advancement.
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Grand Saline
SeEE Radio Gift For Mrs Waite
Due to the thought and personal efforts of Mrs. W. B. English and Mrs. D. B. Waite an invalid for years receives a $157 radio receiving set and large amplifier. The idea originated with Mrs. English who organized the subscription list and arranged the purchase before leaving Bryan. The gift aims to brighten Mrs. Waite’s long hours and leave a lasting gratitude.
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W. B. English
D. B. Waite
English
Bryan
Texas Jersey Cow Sets State Milk and Fat Records
Sophieson Humella No. 445735 owned by E. C. Lasater of Falfurrias Texas produced 13 004 pounds of milk and 753 87 pounds of fat in a year. The register marks a junior eight year old state record and spans 44 other states with official testing.
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Sophieson Humella
E. C. Lasater
Falfurrias
Texas
Anniversary celebrates 91st birthday of Mrs. Kern
Mrs. Rachael Elizabeth Kern of Greenville Alabama turned 91 on May 2 in a family reunion that honored her Civil War era hardships and World War I memories. Sons and daughters from Texas could not attend but friends and relatives sent flowers fruit and tokens.
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Greenville Advocate
Greenville
Ala
Rachael Elizabeth Kern
L. B. Kern
18Th
Alabama Regiment
France
Texas
Maddie
Daughters of Confederacy to Host Hood's Brigade Guests
The United Daughters of the Confederacy via its president Mrs Albert Buchanan met with Hood's Texas Brigade organizers in Bryan to arrange hospitality for veterans. The UDC chapter offers to entertain visiting veterans at homes during their June 27 28 reunion, with support from T K Lawrence and S E Eberstadt of the Chamber of Commerce.
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L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Albert Buchanan
T. K. Lawrence
Entertainmet
S. E. Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
Hood
Texas Brigade
Bryan
Buchanan
Nannie Yeager
Iola
Ruth
Maude Siddall
Anderson
H. E. Randolph
Etta Prager
Floy Erskine
M. M. Erskine
Ruth McKenzie
Lola
Rosa Stubenrauch
M. R. Phillips
Harry Prager
M. R. Bentley
Adam Locke
Annie Dearing
Edna Brown
Amelia Smith
Paul Dansby
Tom Higgs
Sixteen Births for Brazos Co in April
At the State Medical Society meeting in Fort Worth resolutions urged vital statistics registration. The Bureau of Vital Statistics will monthly report births by county. Brazos County recorded sixteen births in April by doctors J W Black R J Hunnicut C A Searcy George H Lee and A L Mondrick all in Bryan or Wellborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle
Austin
State Medical Society
Fort Worth
W. H. Beazley
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Wm. Sory
Brazos County
J. W. Black
Bryan
R. J. Hunnicut
C. A. Searcy
George H. Lee
Wellborn
A .L. Mondrick
Mrs Lusi Dichiaro Dies at 42 Near Bryan
Mrs Lusi Dichiaro aged 42 died Sunday morning just before noon at home four miles north of Bryan. Funeral services were held at St Anthony's church this morning at 10 o clock with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Lusi Dichiaro
Bryan
St. Anthony’s Church
Miss Celia M Crosse Promoted State Supervising Nurse
Miss Celia M Crosse visited Bryan on Saturday and Sunday at Mrs J L Brock's home. Local friends learn of her recognition for service with the State Health department and her promotion to State Supervising Nurse.
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Celia M. Crosse
Bryan
J. L. Brock
Miss Crosse
State Health Department
Death of S. E. Brannen in Trinity
Mrs. Wimberly reports the death of her father S. E. Brannen at his Trinity home Sunday morning at 4 30. The remains were sent to Burke for burial in the family cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Wimberly cared for him during his last week as the community extends sympathy.
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Wimberly
Quote on patience and impulse from Chan ning
A proverb notes that swift pursuit of pleasure harms long term gains. It compares a tree cutter to the impatient person who harms themselves through haste and ignorance. The point emphasizes restraint and thoughtful action over reckless desire.
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Channing
Picnic enjoyed by Methodist Sunday school Kiddies
The Primary Department held a Thursday afternoon picnic at Boonville under a giant oak. Supervisor Mrs. D. B. Gaby led officers and teachers in arranging games and lemonade feeding. Mothers assisted as chaperones while children filled the woods with laughter and joy.
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Methodist Sunday School
Old Boonville
D. B. Gaby
Mesdames H. C. Beard
B Hs Poole
W. E. Lewis
Oak McKenzie
Imelia Cochran
Lynda’l Young
J. M. Williams
Horne
H C. Robinson
Smith
Dave Munday
W. M. Owens
W. F Davis
BE. P. Humbert
A. L. Koeng
W. L. Porter
Morris Tatum Outfielder on Invalid List
Morris Tatum star postoffice outfielder for Bryan is out of games with a swollen foot after a scorpion sting. He created a Monday game sensation by catching Spell’s long drive and ending the contest. He fears he cannot walk, much less play, for some time.
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Morris Tatum
Bryan Postoffice
Postoffice
Spell
Tatum
Allen Field
666 Quickly Relieves Constipation and Bilious Headaches
An old remedy claims rapid relief from constipation biliousness headaches colds and la grippe. It markets itself as a universal tonic promising swift easing of multiple ailments with a single dose.
Randolph heads Brazos Union Lodge officers
Brazos Union Lodge No. 129 A F and A M elected H. E. Randolph worshipful master for the year with J. W. Hall senior warden R. W. Downard junior warden George A. Long secretary and E. W. Crenshaw treasurer. Announcement of appointive officers to be made at the June 25 meeting.
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Brazos Union
Electrocution Bill Replaces Hanging In Texas
Governor Neff signed eight bills and vetoed seven in the second called session. The key act, known as the Thomas electrocution bill, ends hanging for capital punishment and sets electrocution at the state penitentiary, effective ninety days after adjournment.
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Associated Press
Austin
Neff
Millican School District accounts due for immediate payment
County Superintendent D J McDonald calls on all record holders against Millican School District No 3 to present their accounts at once for payment, urging prompt settlement of outstanding debts.
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Millican
D. J. McDonald
County Trustees Meet Saturday Afternoon at Superintendent’s Office
The county school trustees will convene at 2 00 on Saturday afternoon at the county superintendent’s office. Communities needing trustees appointed should send a representative to fill vacancies. D J McDonald County Superintendent.
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D. J. McDonald
First Baptists Defeat Free Will In Baseball
After five innings of ragged play the First Baptist team defeated the Free Will nine 9 to 2. Five runs came in the first inning with Spell homering, three more in the third and another homer by Smith in the fourth. Free Will scored once in the first and once in the fourth. Spectators credited the Baptist hitting with the win.
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First Baptist
Free Will
Smith
Ku Klux Klan Parade Draws Iola Crowd
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan held a parade in Iola on North Street with a crowded crowd watching. The march paused near the bank on Main Street where speeches were given and a fraternal gathering followed with lunch for visiting Klan members.
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Iola
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
North
Bank
Main Street
Carrs Quartet Delights Crowd at Baptist Tabernacle
A large, well entertained audience greeted Carrs Quartet Friday night at the Baptist Tabernacle. Each member sang with splendid voice and unison work drew continued rounds of applause after each number. The group also performed Thursday at Tabor Schoolhouse.
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Carr
Baptist Tabernacle
the Baptist Tabernacle
Tabor
Postoffice Team Triumphs 8–4 Over Christian Church in Local Game
A brief, midweek baseball clash drew a small crowd at Allen Field as the Postoffice team defeated the Christian Church squad 8 to 4. Key plays featured timely hits from Carroll, Locke, and Bennett, plus defensive miscues by Christian Church that helped the Postoffice offense build an early lead.
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Allen Baseball Field
Hall
Simpson
Carroll
Spell
Walker
McGee
Kellett
Bennett
Kellet
Hudson
Locke
Tatum
Thompson
Beard
Short
Newport
Postoffice
Christian Church
Robinson
Deason
Morris Tatum
Earl Tatum
Keller
Kelet
Carrol
Satterwhite
Reason
Distinguished Visitors Visit Bryan Before Texas Press Meeting
Mrs. Johnson wife of the late Lt Governor W A Johnson joins Mr and Mrs J E Bass Mr and Mrs B F Shepherd and Mrs W A Johnson of Memphis for a brief stop in Bryan en route to Galveston for the Texas Press Association annual session set for Thursday through Saturday. Mrs Johnson has missed only two association meetings in 32 years.
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J. E. Bass
B. F. Shepherd
W. A Johnson
Memphis
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Galveston
Texas Press Associaton
Johnson
W. A. Johnson
Association
Professor and Mrs Gideon Visit Bryan on Way to France
Professor 8 E Gideon of Austin Texas and his wife are visiting Bryan at Dr and Mrs J W Cavitt home before a six month stay in Paris France. Gideon teaches architecture at the University of Texas and has invited 20 UT students to join the trip paying their own tuition and expenses. He serves on the Fontainebleau School of Fine Arts jury led by Prof Laloux. They plan to depart for New Orleans then June 11.
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E Gideon
Austin
Texas
Bryan
J. W. Cavitt
Paris
France
Gideon
University of Texas
Fontainebleau School of Fine Arts
Laloux
Lah
New Orleans
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Federal Land Bank OF Houston
Bryan Association
United Daughters OF Confederacy
Brazos CO
MR. Brannen
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
A. J. Buchanan
Viitors
Randolph
Brazos Union Lodge
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Eleventh Court of Civil Appeals
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Courts of Civil Appeals
Textbook Commission
Pope
Winfree
Standard Oil Company
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