Summer goods and services advertise in Bryan shops and watches
Local vendors in Bryan promote clothing for boys and men, ice delivery, dry cleaning, tailoring, watches, soda bottling, auto supplies, and tires. Promotions highlight Kaynee Pajamettes, Stephan Ice Company, Model Tailors, Henry Locke’s service, Sankey Park watches, Brazos Bottling Works Dr Pepper, Triple X Cola, Chas. Nitch, Buick travel, and Home Oil India tires with emphasis on value and summer readiness.
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Stephan Ice Company
Bryan Institution
Bryan
Sankey Park
Brazos Bottling
North Main Street
Real Hat Shop Showcases Stylish Millinery by Miss Parker
Miss Parker and Miss Wetter bring years of Bryan millinery experience to the Real Hat Shop offering travel hats vacation styles mid summer models and the popular flops at affordable prices. They feature hats fans bags coolie coats and other accessories in broad choices and great variety for every woman.
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Miss Parker
Miss Wetter
Bryan
Piggly Wiggly in Bryan Hopes for $200 Prize
A Bryan Piggly Wiggly emphasizes service as clean careful handling and low prices. The store aims to win a $200 prize for increased sales volume, with $100 of the award paid to customers. Inquire how to participate.
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Bryan
Duco Refinishing Station Offers Complete Auto Service
Hy T. Schovasja runs an authorized Duco Refinishing Station and repairs, upholsters seats, and installs shade-awnings with Dupont Fabrikoid. Refines cars to look like new at reasonable rates.
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Hy T. Schovasja
Duco
Buick Trail Blazers in Auto Travel of Past Quarter Century
For nearly 25 years Buick cars have led in auto travel and innovation, shaping travel culture and consumer expectations across roads and highways. The article highlights Buick's enduring influence, design evolution, and impact on industry standards through decades of reliable performance.
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Buick
Back From Wedding Trips In Bryan And California
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Fadson return to Houston after visiting Bryan with hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Minkert. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson come back from a three week wedding trip through California and Colorado. Mrs. Hudson was formerly Miss Merle Minkert.
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D. L. Fadson
Bryan
J. G. Minkert
Houston
Mrs. Hudson
California
Collorado
Hudson
Miss Merle Minkert
Southern Pacific to Discontinue Train Service
The Texas Railroad Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission in Fort Worth approved the Southern Pacific application to drop the Hearne to San Antonio train. The decision requires town approvals and Hearne and Flatonia consent, affecting Bryan travelers who use the Austin run, especially during the legislature.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fort Worth
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hearne
San Antonio
Flatonia
Bryan
Austin
Chamber hears rodent campaign praise at Bryan meeting
United States biology officials Mr Whitehead and Mr Hill praised Brazos county cooperation with the rodent control drive. County Agent C L Benson credited director A L Spencer for the campaign’s success. N B Allen of Allen Academy lauded chamber cooperation and thanked for luncheons and banquets. Mississippi farmers plan visit June 13. 1929 East Texas Chamber convention urged support.
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Whitehead
United States Biological Department
Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Benson
A. L. Spencer
U. S. Biology Department
Spencer
Bryan
N. B .Allen
Allen Academy
United States Army Rating Board
George W. Griner
Lee J. Rountree
Katie Daffan
Hood's Brigade
Libbie Wade, Cameron
Green’s Brigade
Mississippi
Texas
Agricultural and Entertainment Committees
E. H. Astin
East Texas
J. Webb Howell
FE. J. Jenkins
John M. Lawrence
W. S. McCulloch
J. D. Martin
Oak McKenzie
Mrs
M. F. Vitopil
D. L. Wilson
Western Division Band Contest Set for West Texas
More than thirty bands from West Texas plan to compete in the Western Division band contest tied to the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in Fort Worth. By June 10 entry closes, with up to one hundred bands expected. Cash prizes total $5 000 across six classes from six months to six years and a separate high school division for A B and C class bands.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
West Texas
A and M College Extension Service Featured in Tyler Journal
The Tyler Journal edited by Henry Edwards devotes its extension feature to the W H D and 4 H clubs and Smith county farm extension work. It highlights Dr O B Martin director and other extension staff plus home demonstration, praising agriculture as a business requiring study.
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Tyler Journal
Henry Edwards
Smith County
A. and
M. College
O. B. Martin
T. O. Walton
Sallie F. Hill
G. W. Orms
H. B. Williamson
Extension Service
Rio Grande Railway properties sold at public sale
In Brownsville on June 7 the Rio Grande railway properties were sold to W. T. Eldridge, trustee, for 700454.63 dollars. Master commissioner George Westerfield of Houston conducted the sale under federal court appointment.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande Railway
W. T. Eldridge
George Westerfield
Houston
Mississippi to Send Uninstructed 20 Delegates to National Democratic Convention
Jackson Mississippi June 7 Mississippi will dispatch an uninstructed delegation of 20 to the National Democratic convention in Houston. The state convention rejected instructing delegates for Governor Alfred E Smith 269 to 7 and defeated a motion to instruct against any wet candidate 156 to 118.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Houston
Alfred EB
Smith
University extension courses signed by nearly 100 clubs
Group study courses offered by Texas University extension department have been signed for by nearly 100 clubs in various sections of the state. A full course program runs a year with reading and a reference library of five to 30 books plus a lecture by the study director. Mainly for literary debating and women's clubs.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas University
Extension Department
T. H. Shelby
West Texas town seeks dentist and steam laundry help
O Donnell June 7. A request from the West Texas Chamber of Commerce asks for a dentist and a modern steam laundry for O Donnell. The town with 2,000 residents is a fast growing South Plains community yet lacks both services.
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Associated Press
O'Donnell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
O’donnell
South Plains
Miss Sowarby III Recovering After Operation
Miss Mae Sowarby daughter of Mr and Mrs M G Sowarby and a bookkeeper at the Howell Grocery Company underwent an appendectomy at Bryan hospital Tuesday and is reported doing nicely today. Friends wish her a safe speedy recovery.
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Mae Sowarby
M. G. Sowarby
Howell Grocery Company
Bryan Hospital
Miss Sowarby
Morrison family returns from A. and M. commencement
M. H. Morrison and wife and their children Har mon and Pauline, of Big Springs, have been guests at the Jackson home while attending A. and M. commencement. They left this morning for Big Springs. Walton Morrison, another son, has completed two years at A. and M. and will not return, planning to enter Texas University in the fall to study law.
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M. H. Morrison
Harmon
Pauline
Big Springs
A. D. Jackson
Walton Morrison
Texas University
Mrs Thomas Leaves Althol Woman Travels Home
Mrs. H. A. Thomas of Althol Massachusetts leaves College Station after five months with her son Dr. F. L. Thomas. She travels with her son to New Orleans where she boards a boat for her home, returning to Massachusetts.
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H. A. Thomas
Althol
Mass
F. L. Thomas
College Station
New Orleans
Dr. Thomas
Local Free Games Feature Bryan Area Teams
Free games attract crowds with teams from Wellborn College Avenue Baptists DeMolays First Methodists and First Baptists rostered. Wellborn counts Rupert Barron Ruthie Barron Nelse Crenshaw Norman Bond Ross Bond O Bond Jessie Tolbert J D Williams Roy Atkins F Robertson Erwin Lawless F Royder David Mackmann Johnnie Hopkins. College Avenue Baptists list Buck Bullock Leon Griffin Emory Smith Mike Barron Curtis Cobb Johnny Keneeny Pelham Barron Vergne Andrews Nelson Fuller Horace Dansby Mit Dansby T H Royder Norman Dansby. DeMolays include Carl T Sprague Leslie Jones Charlie Cummings Elton Holland Newell Holland Albert Hannemann Jim Colson Charlie Munday Leslie Randolph Solon Griffith Albert Nedback Irwin Conway Hendrix Conway Nolan Colson. First Methodists roster: Vince Campise Joe Altimore Will Walker Will Hudson Harry Jenkins Frank Scanlin H Kellett William Sebesta W L Cummings Joe Hudson Johnnie Hudson Emory Deason A Adams Joe Krenek Glynn Clouch. First Baptists roster incomplete James Spell Allen Hooper Morgan Kraft Harris Peters Myers.
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Bryan
College Avenue Baptists
Wellborn
Methodists
Rupert Barron
Ruthie Barron
Nelse Crenshaw
Norman Bond
Ross Bond
O. Bond
Jessie Tolbert
J. D. Williams
Roy Atkins
F. Robertson
Erwin Lawless
F. Royder
David Mackmann
Johnnie Hopkins
Buck Bullock
Leon Griffin
Emory Smith
Mike Barron
Curtis Cobb
Johnny Keneeny
Pelham Barron
Vergne Andrews
Nelson Fuller
Horace Dansby
Mit Dansby
T. H. Royder
Norman Dansby
Carl T. Sprague
Leslie Jones
Charlie Cummings
Elton Holland
Newell Holland
Albert Hannemann
Jim Colson
Charlie Munday
Leslie Randolph
Solon Griffith
Albert Nedback
Irwin Conway
Hendrix Conway
Nolan Colson
First
Joe Krenek
Glynn Clouch
First Baptists
James
Spell
Allen
Hooper
Morgan
Kraft
Harris
Peters
Myers
4-H Club Meeting Set for June 15 at Mt Enterprise
The 4 H Club Encampment moves to Mt Enterprise from Roan s Chapel with participation by Roan s Chapel Mt Enterprise and Nelson s Chapel. Activities include 8 30 to 11 dairy cattle judging 11 to 12 poultry culling 12 to 1 picnic 1 to 3 ball games and other sports 2 to 4 address by County Agent L A Nash and others County Agent L A Nash and district teachers urge patron participation County Nurse Ella Brown will attend.
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Roan
Mt. Enterprise
Nelson’s
L. A. Nash
Fannie Gray
Blanche Daves
L. B. Nash
Daily and Weekly Eagle want ads will sell that article for you
Local paper urges readers to use the Eagle ad pages to quickly place notices and announcements. The service promises fast placement and broad reach for classifieds and community notices.
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Daily
Weekly Eagle
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Wilson Bradley's
Zia
Henry Locke
Chas. Nitch
M. Campus
Bryan Buick Sales Co
Home Oil Company
India
van Camp’s Or
del Monte
SALT
R. C
Maxwell House Coffee
Suga BO Ana
Golly
Guy Agin
Were
For’ Feature Service, Inc
Whisper
Mie
Moomm
Ellsworth
JMG Nme
Tillie the Toiler
MR. Simpkins
NEI
MR. Harington
Promiseo
Ant
Lusi
Southern Pacific
The
Daily Eagle
A. & M. College Extension Service
Miss Sowarby III
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