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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
6
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A federal district court decision found major oil firms guilty of antitrust violations for pooling refining processes and charging royalties, potentially affecting national gasoline supply and consumer costs. Judge Landis highlighted shifts from rail and crude control to diversified oil interests and emphasized broader industry consequences.
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Readings show fair organizers seek farmer and business support to grow exhibits each year. They aim for a statewide standard and county pride, while voters backed new county fair measures by a 4 to or vote. Senate moves on ante dack sessions and global accords cited as progress toward stable governance amid finance and trade debates.
The Brazos County Health Committee met Saturday afternoon at the courthouse to receive the resignation of Miss Bandelin. She plans to re enter her profession in September but gave no placement details. Her work with school children improved public health, and her departure is deeply regretted by program leadership.
Texas fertilizer sales rose in 1928 while land erosion concerns grow. Texas A M College chemist notes most fertilizer goes to cotton and credits soil conservation programs by Extension Service. Officials say older states show higher use. Texas soils require soil-building measures to sustain production.
The Brazos Fair Board aims to organize activities in the county, with preparations led by a committee at the County Lodge. Members discussed sessions and site coordination at a league meeting, outlining steps for future events and board leadership.
A young Mexican student, backed by Bryan Baptists, heads to Simmons University to pursue a college degree. The report notes his hopes for graduation and a brighter future through higher education.
Elbert Bullock of Martin visited C D Powers and family and other relatives this week. Berry Risinger and family stayed at BL Baal home with Lewy Powers Vera Smith Dattle Senith and Evelyn Hundy visiting Remnice Graham of Harver Sun sar. Giedge Bullock returned to Sorteriile after a short visit.
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Bryan men travel a long route through multiple towns returning to Chicago. The report notes a multi city journey with distances and stopping points as part of a lengthy act of travel.
Preliminary efforts by the Brazos County Chamber of Commerce to secure paving on Highways 6 and 21 move forward with cost estimates due by 4 PM. A state highway commission submission will determine county financial share as local leaders form a campaign, withEngineer T. B. Warder coordinating with district official J. Blair and a special committee led by J. Webb Howell to gather data.
The Howell Nash Cole Br. R. Ht committee met in the Court House nurse's office to urge compulsory vaccination and quarantine to curb disease spread in schools. The session noted 16 schools participated and 152 health buttons awarded for corrected defects. local physicians aided in 19 corrective cases in May.
A four member committee discusses Dong fee Repder and We eed Wee Je Sen acting tas alet 4 mam mee mg ts Se bed et te 3a ates bene om Sumdieg plan to improve Belienrs cemetery. AD settlers of Se Wom ay weigh in on cemetery oversight and receipt of proposals.
County Agent C. L. Benson presided at the community meeting and supper held Saturday night with the Lock Chamber of Commerce Cemetery section hosting. The fundraising series aimed to raise money to buy community pins and totaled 36 dollars.
College Station June 10 The A and M College of Texas opened its summer registration in the academic building with expected attendance seen past session figures. Classes start Tuesday at 7 30 am and run any two terms through July 20 and July 22. Short courses include cotton summer school July 10 to 20 and others for vocational agriculture teachers and veterinarians June 10 to 29.
County commissioners sit as board of equalization for two weeks hearing property owners protesting higher valuations for taxation. Hearings began this morning and continue Tuesday and Wednesday.
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