Organization of Farm Women Need is Urged
Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude urges mobilizing 6 500 000 farm women for service to homes communities and country. She says unorganized harvest and power of farm women wastes potential and a federated effort would boost farm relief rural education civic virtue and home improvement without government cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of Farm Women
Undone Club
America
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Texas
Women
General Federation
Brazos County Farmers Diversify Crops in 1900s Chronicle
In Bryan and surrounding areas Progressive farmers push diversification. Imaid R. J. Foster of Steep Hollow reports crops thriving with 16 acres cotton 18 acres corn 2 acres peanuts 3 acres sorghum. His farm includes dewberries Mayberries and blackberries 300 young trees set to bear next year. poultry cattle hogs and vegetables provide family living with small surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Coulter to Tour Three Continents for Three Months
Bryan resident W. J. Coulter plans a three month voyage across Asia Europe and Africa leaving Sunday. He sails June 15 from New York aboard the Tasmania and lands in Plymouth England with R L McKinney of Waco as companion. Edgar Jones will manage his affairs during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Coulter
Bryan
Asia
Europe
Africa
Mr. Coulter
New York City
Tasmania
Plymouth
England
France
Switzerland
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Holy Hands
Egypt
R. L. McKinney
Waco
Edgar Jones
Miss Alta Gayle Weds W H McCorkle
Miss Alta Gayle daughter of Mr and Mrs Garnett Gayle of Bryan marries W H McCorkle physics instructor at Texas A and M College Bryan in a simple ceremony at Walnut Street Church of Christ officiated by Harvey Scott pastor. They honeymoon in St Louis and Little Rock then visit Iowa City before returning to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Church of Christ
Alta Gayle
W. H. McCorkle
Harvey Scott
Garnett Gayle
Bryan
Sherman
Eugene Sherman
North Ely Street
Sherman High School
McCorkle
Texas A. and
M. College
St. Louis
Little Rock
Iowa City
Iowa
Eugene Shoemake
Shoemake
Sherman Democrat
Barbecue Supper at Millean Methodist Friday Night
A barbecue supper will be served at the Mill Ean Methodist church Friday night. Plates cost 50 cents and candidates will speak. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Millean
Peanuts Profitable In Comanche County Why Not In Brazos
D M Russell of DeLeon Comanche County superintendent of public schools attends summer school at A and M College. He says DeLeon and its trade area derive more from peanuts than cotton and notes a local peanut mill and products that add value. He adds that favorable weather aids curing and sees potential for Brazos County if conditions align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Russell
DeLeon
Comanche County
Russell
Brazos County
State Cement Plant May Be Built in Walthall
Austin reports that a state cement plant may be feasible as the Fortieth legislature asked the board of control to study the idea. R B Walthall cites Los Angeles building a 1000 barrel daily plant for 500000 dollars as a lower cost benchmark against earlier 2 to 4 million estimates. The legislature directed the board to assess practicability of state manufacture of cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthall
Austin
R. B. Walthall
State Board of Control
Los Angeles
Fortieth
Old-Fashion Revival Services Bring 25 Additions
Rev. J. P. King of the Creath Brazos Baptist Association holds revival services at an arbor three miles south of Plantersville on the Plantersville Magnolia Highway. He is aided by Hassell Halbert of Waller. We are having an old fashioned revival with no instrument leading singing and twenty five additions to the church already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. King
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Plantersville
Plantersville Magnolia Highway
Hassell Halbert
Waller
Rev. King
Dallas Wins State Democratic Meet
Dallas won the state Democratic convention site for September 11 by the state Democratic executive committee meeting in Waco. Amarillo Austin Brownsville and Waco were other bidding cities. The committee adopted a resolution admitting only qualified white Democrats to July 28 and August 25 primaries and extended welcome to the national Democratic committee and convention in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Dallas
Raleigh
Amarillo
Austin
Brownsville
C. G. Krueger
Thomas B. Love
Winbourne
W. A. Keeling
Texas
Executive Committee
National Democratic Committee
National Democratic Convention
Houston
Morris Tatum Begins Recovery After Tonsil Operation
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tatum are in Marlin this week for his tonsil removal. Bryan friends will be glad to learn he is recovering and hopes to return to Bryan in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Tatum
Marlin
Mr. Tatum
Bryan
Kazmeier Lauded For Showing of Hens in Contest
The eleventh Tex as National Egg Laying Contest at College Station covered May 1 to 31. Bryan poultry dealer F. W. Kazmeier had two perfect hens and a third nearly perfect, a mark no breeder had achieved in a month, though one did last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
F. W. Kazmeier
Bryan
Master Robert Jones Second Hawkshaw of City
The Bryan Sunday School Baseball League mascot Master Robert Jones chases balls more than brings luck. He accuses a young negro boy of stealing a ball after a foul ball vanished and, using persuasion, obtains a confession and has the ball returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkshaw
Robert Jones
R. E. Jones
Exchange Barber Shop
Robert
Bryan
Ham
Will Poindexter
Millican Social Notes and Graduations Day Reflections
Millican notes show Mrs. Lewis Black hosting club girls with Home Demonstration agent Miss Jucy Givens and reports a pleasant meeting. Several graduates and visitors are mentioned including Miss Doris Simpson and Doris’s high school graduation at San Marcos. A new filling station at Edwards Store and a forthcoming plate barbecue for the M E Church are highlighted with local mentions of families and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Lewis Black
Jucy Givens
J. W. Burrows
San Marcos
Misses Flyn
Doris Simpson
Erin
Doris
Lillian Gotcher
Lucas
Sylvia Meredith
Sam Houston Normal
Huntsville
Fletcher Pool, Jr
Naples
Texas
Fletcher
AR. & M. College
Troy
Carl Seely
Tom McCallum
Wheelock
Thelma
J. D. Steele
Della Crouch
Vivian
Bonnie Downs
Albert Sawyer
Houston
J. T. Sawyer
Houston Smith
A. and
San Angelo
E. C. Jameson
Decatur
Jameson
Cates
Fuqua
Tolbert
South
Andrew Moore
Tom Powers
Baby
Arcadia
J. S. Symms
M. E
Crawford
Barbecue Supper at Millican Methodist Church Friday
A barbecue supper will be held at the Millican Methodist Church Friday night with admission set at 50 cents. Candidates will speak and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Daily and Weekly Eagle Want Ads Sell Your Article Fast
The Daily and Weekly Eagle offers quick sale services for articles and notices. Readers can place want ads to reach local buyers efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Weekly Eagle
Mrs. Sallie Anderson Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
Mrs. Sallie Anderson marked her eightieth birthday with a gathering at her daughter’s home in King’s Highway. Born June 5, 1848 in Hines County Mississippi, she moved to Texas as a teen and married Polk Anderson in 1870. The event included church members, tales of old revivals, and remarks on family lineage and descendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
Sally Anderson
W. C. Bush
Mrs. Anderson
Hines County
Miss
Texas
Thos. Holbrook
Robertson County
Polk Anderson
Menefee
Missionary Baptist Church
Christian Church
Macy
B. P. Sweeney
Wm. McDonald
Anderson
Anderson Lake
L. W. White
Henry Anderson
R. L. Anderson
V. C. Bush
J. A. Wilson
A. D. Kopetsky
M. Stroud
Grant McDonald
B. W. Hardin
A. R. Laud
Roy Hardin
L. F. Mangis
Reba Kelly
Mary Kopetsky
Marguerite Stroud
Grace McDonald
Zenelle Bush
Ethel Mangis
Normangee Masons Elect New Officers
Normangee June 11 The Zerrubabel chapter Royal Arch Masons of Normangee has elected officers J T Harrington high priest J W Reed excellent king J T King excellent scribe Guy Hill Heath treasurer Joe Wren secretary S T Windsor captain of the host S A Dunn principal sojourner J H Dilleshaw royal arch captain J L Shannon master first veil G T Rouse master second veil H E Cobb master third veil J H Shannon guard and Rev A G Hall chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normangee
Zerrubabel Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
J. T. Harrington
J. W. Reed
J. T. King
Guy Hill Heath
Joe Wren
S. T. Windsor
S. A. Dunn
J. H. Dilleshaw
Royal Arch
J. L. Shannon
G. T. Rouse
H. E. Cobb
J. H. Shannon
A. G. Hall
Reunion of Hood and Green Brigades Set for Bryan
The annual Hood's and Green's Brigades reunion will be held in Bryan on July 10 and 11. The Chamber of Commerce is drafting plans to entertain the veterans and make this year's program unusually engaging for former soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood’s
Green's
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Former Brazos County Man Returns After 8 Years to Make Home
George H. Echols, once a Brazos Valley planter now farming in Grimes County near Iola, moves back to Bryan. He has sold an 880 acre Grimes County farm and will reside on a 170 acre tract three miles north of Bryan. Echols is over 75, hale and hearty, and receives a warm welcome from former friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Echols
Brazos Valley
Grimes County
Iola
Bryan
Mr. Echols
Friendship Bible Class Elects New Officers
At a regular meeting of the Friendship Bible Class of the First Baptist Sunday School Mrs Albert Buchanan teacher officers for the coming term were elected. Bella Locke was named president and the slate included I H Johnson and Maude Jones in key roles with Lucile Todd as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Bible
First Baptist Sunday School
Albert Buchanan
Bella Locke
Ss. C. Allen, Jr
I. H. Johnson
Roy Nunn
Maude Jones
Lucile Todd
Henry Rohde
Edgar FE. Bullock
Fred Hale Speaks at Tabor Meeting Friday Night
Fred Hale swine specialist at the Experiment Station served as principal speaker at the Tabor community gathering Friday night. He urged farmers to focus on economical pork production through breeding feeding disease control and marketing while noting cotton seed meal feeding is under study. The event featured a one act square dance play with local musicians and a promise of an oratory night in July attracting a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hale
Tabor
S. W. Bissing
George Harrison
Roland Crenshaw
Sally Gooden
H. E. Fouraker
Dallas
Mary Locke
Hearne Couple Spotted Shopping with Bryan Merchants
Mr and Mrs T Cangelosia of Hearne were seen shopping with Bryan merchants today blending small town ties with regional retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Cangelosia of
Hearne
Bryan Merchants
Bryan area residents attend to family and travel news
A series of personal notes from Bryan and nearby locales report visits, trips, and health updates. Mr. and Mrs. I M Cook of Steep Hollow visit Bryan and their son Jess M Cook. Frances Noto heads to Dallas for a few weeks with relatives. C W Walker of Millican is recovering after surgery in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Bryan
Jess M. Cook
Frances Noto
Joe Noto
Dallas
C. W. Walker
Millican
Bryan Hospital
R. L. May
Lee Jr
Walker
Ozelle McDonald
Mondrick’s
W. S. Barron
J. Webb Howell
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
R. S. Sterling
Highway Commission
W. A. Withers
Lampasas
M. Taylor
William Hill
Alexandria
Eustace Taylor
Galveston
Walter H. Wilson
Waco
W. H. Wilson
T. E. Dishman
Sanderson
J. E. Dishman
H. E. Dishman
Fort Worth
Harry Dishman
Texas Christian University At
John A. Moore
Edward Brandt
M. B. Easters
Kurten
Billie Vick
Roy Vick
Governor Moody Plans Campaign Opening
Governor Moody said Tuesday he will open his re election campaign shortly after the National Democratic Convention ends. He has not chosen the city for his first address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Moody
Summer student Dorothy Doane enrolls at A and M College
Miss Dorothy Doane daughter of Mrs J S Doane and Bryan high school graduate last month has enrolled in the summer school at A and M College. She will study chemistry and mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Doane
J. S. Doane
Bryan High School
A. and
M. College
Waco Man Slightly Hurt When Car Flips Saturday
Dr. L. E. Finney of Waco ex executive secretary of Baylor University suffered scratches and bruises when his car overturned twice on the Bryan Hearne road three miles from Bryan. Brake failure reportedly caused the loss of control as it struck a ditch after stopping distance of a front vehicle on a bridge. Dr Finney is father of Doris Finney who works in the registrar's office at A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Finney
Waco
Baylor University
Bryan-Hearne Road
Bryan
Finley
Dr. Finney
Doris Finney
Dean Chas. F. Finley
A. and M. College
Miss Annie Dearing Enrolls in Summer School
Miss Annie Dearing attends first term summer school at the State University in Austin. She is taking special work in primary methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dearing
Austin
The
State University
Miss Dearing
Fort Worth Rotary convention to feature sing song and speakers
Thousands of music lovers attend the annual sing song directed by Sam Losh of Fort Worth at Trinity Park. Former Governor Pat M Neff will speak on Manhood on the March after the program. Delegates will register early with badges granting access to a Texas League game and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Losh
Fort Worth
Rotary International
Mr. Losh
Trinity Park
Pat M. Neff
Fort Worth Cats
Shreveport
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Brazos
Kazmeier
Mrs. Sallie Anderson
Albert Kopetsky
Mattison Corgey
Albert
Jacksonville
Fla
Lions Club of
Normangee Masons Elect
Friendship Bible Clas
Fred Hale
Henry Locke
William Wimberly
San Antonio
Tyler Haswell
Haswell Giraud
West 24Th Street
W. T. Bryant
Billie Batte Bryant
Joe R. Tatman
Leola Day
Simmons College
Abilene
R. E. Day
Mamie Ware
Somerset
Charlie Sebesta
Glenrose
Fritz Kindt
Ed Church
Bryan, Texas
J.T. Maloney
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