Veterinary talk on animal diseases and milk safety in Texas
Dr. Mark Francis notes 2 percent annual loss of Texas livestock from preventable diseases among 800 million animals. Dr. Santa Marie plans purchases in Houston for cattle destruction oilers and disinfectants as Mexico fights foot and mouth disease. Lectures cover milk and meat inspection, poisonous plants, endoscopy in animals, and the need for ongoing research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Santa Marie
Houston
Southern Republic
Mark Francis
School of Veterinary Medicine
A. and M. College
Texas
Francis
Williams
Jardine
U. S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Marney
S. N. Blackberg
Europe
John A. Phillips
S. D. Dunn
J. C. Hornung
Blackberg
Reliance Baptists Enjoy Sermons and Song Service
Rev A Bracewell of Madisonville led Sunday services at Reliance Baptist Church with a full house and two inspiring sermons The afternoon featured a song service Tabor Kurten and Steep Hollow classes were well represented Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Goose Creek and Mr Tom Byars of Iola who is ill Mrs Smith visited with her sister The Liegds from College Station and Mr Claude Thompson and his father from Steep Hollow attended services and visits followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
A. ©. Bracewell
Madisonville
Reliance Baptist Church
Robert Smith
Goose Creek
Everett Saxon
Creek
Steep Hollow
W. E. Moore
Willie Hare
Edge
J. W. Mathis
Jewell
Lelia Fay
Bryan
Lester Richey
Beaumont
Laura Mims
Dee Worsham
Katie Walker
W. H. Worsham
J. T. Cross
Tabor
Mildred Foster
Ruth Meads
B. L. Foster
Roy Foster
Enoch Hopkins
Pleasant Grove
Claude Thompson
Floyd Todd
Harvey
Will Hall
T. P. Hall
Mattie Smith
Jerry
Smetana
J. H. Mawhinney
Nelson Dulaney
Robert Jones
Elmer Bullock
Raymond Dehart
Houston
Emma Dehart
Earl Crones
Cleave Smith
Kurten Notes from Brazos County Farm Community
June reports include the Brazos County Baptist Workers Meeting at Kurten Church with speakers Rev. Holloman Day Pipkin Odom and Mrs McSwain. Residents, relatives and visitors from Bryan Mexia Iola Bedias and Shiro enjoy a week of family visits fishing and church activities into mid June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Jewel Colburn
Bryan
Ira A. Whitaker
Virgel McDougald
Iola
J. W. Colburn
J. W
Thomas Koppe
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Johnnie Koppe
W. F. Lucas
Shire
Brazos County
Kurten Baptist Church
Roy S. Holloman
R. E. Day
J. J. Pipkin
W. F. Odom
A. S. McSwain
Baptist Church
S. V. Colburn
Mexia
Mamie Griffin
Lillian
Marguerite Buchanan
Steep Hollow Social Bits and Family Visits
Steep Hollow notes a funeral in Edge for Mrs. Willie Hare and weekend visits among residents. The item lists multiple visitors from Bryan and nearby towns, including the Mims and Foster families, and ends with an adage about the cost of advertising goods.
Diversified Brazos Bottoms Urged For Prosperity
Brazos County notes urge shifting from a single crop to a diversified farming program. They highlight alfalfa oats grapes figs pears and pecans with D Angona's farm cited for prolific grape yards and early plum production. The piece calls for coordinated marketing and promotion to capitalize on new crops and boosts to local income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos Bottoms
Brazos
D. Angona
Angona
Tony
Darso
Hegari
Sudan
Brazos County
Social Visit Notes From Millican and Area Church Event
Mrs Campbell and her daughter Julia visit Mrs J W McCrary Jr in Millican this week. Miss Georgia Earl Dunlap spends Sunday with Miss Kathleen Meredith. Miss Irene Furman returns from Bay City where she taught. Epworth League service at the Methodist Church Sunday night drew a large crowd and pleased all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Millican
Campbell
Julia
J. W. McCrary, Jr
Georgia Earl Dunlap
Kathleen Meredith
Irene Furman
Bay City
Furman
Death of City Dog Tige Sparks Mourning Across Pets
Canine residents mourn the death of Tige a bull dog owned by C S Martin who died at 6 30 p m Tuesday night June 15 at the Martin Meat Market North Main Street The cause is said to be overdrinking water after being overheated His burial was performed by Cecil Martin and Willie Kemp in the butcher pen pasture as he joins other dogs in dog heaven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige
C. S. Martin
Martin Meat Market
North Main Street
Cecil Martin
Willie Kemp
Butcher Pen
Enthusiastic Good Will Tour through Bryan Area
Sec Eberstadt recalls reception across Hearne Hughes Springs and McKinney. Crowds up to four thousand welcomed the Allen Academy band with banners, keys and floral pins. He praises local officials, Chamber of Commerce president Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, and the Allen Academy students for a courteous, well organized tour with literature taken home by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hughes Springs
Haygood Ashburn
Ike Ashburn
McKinney
Bryan
F. D. Perkins
Alden Academy
Merchants of
Allen Academy
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Lee J. Rountree
It's Better in Bryan Tour Aims at Community Unity
Bryan citizens the Parkers Astins Howells and McInnis backed a school outreach tour. Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt urged pep talks in his hometown Bryan and introduced Director E. A. Lightfoot Coach Pony Wilson and Assistant Coach Norman Dansby. The event featured spirited yells and Lion roars to show that good will is the best asset of any institution and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkers
Astins
Howells
McInnis
Sam E. Eberstadt
Bryan
E. A. Lightfoot
Pony Wilson
Norman Dansby
A. E. Lightfoot
Mary Lightfoot
Cardinal Bonzano Eyed by Crowds at Train Switch
Police needed to calm crowds as Cardinal Bonzano and nine princes of the church traveled from New York to Chicago for the Eucharistic Congress. The station crowds pressed forward hoping to glimpse or kiss the Papal Legate as the Cardinal boarded the Cardinal Red Train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Cardinal Red
Chicago
Cardinal Bonzano
Ferguson Opposes Bond Validation
James E. Ferguson spoke in Wichita Falls opposing bond validation as a $100,000,000 burden on Texans. He attacked Dan Moody and J A Kemp, asserted bonds are void per the Supreme Court, and warned of consequences for children if the bonds are saddled on the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wichita Falls
James E. Ferguson
Texas
Supreme Court
Ferguson
Dan Moody
J. A. Kemp
Moody
F. W. Fischer
C. C. McDonald
Kemp
New York
Archer County
Martindale
Law
Supreme Court of the United States
Methodists Edge Catholics In Tight League Clash
The Bryan Sunday School League saw the Methodists beat the Catholics 5 to 4 in five innings at Allen Field Tuesday. Will Walker pitched well for the Methodists, allowing five hits and six strikeouts, while Joe Krenek started for the Catholics. The game featured strong hitting from both sides and defensive plays, with notable efforts by J. Altamore and W. Hudson in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Sunday School League
Bryan High
Methodists
Baptists
Bo Reed
Bryan
Allen Field
Joe Krenek
Will Walker
St. Joseph's
M. Merka
J. Altamore
W. Sebesta
E. Dobrovolny
Altamore
A. Krenek
Groth
Saladiner
Willie Hudson
Harrison
Walker
Kellett
Cox
W. Hudson
Hudson
Cloud
Teague
Short
Ed Dobrovolny
V. Adams
Kosarek
V. Merka
V. Scardino
Kalinec
J. Krenek
W. Walker Kalinec
M. Merkac
Warner elected president of Ladies Auxiliary of Veterinarians
The Ladies Auxiliary of the State Veterinary Medical Association met in College Station with Mrs. Mark Francis presiding. Mrs. J. E. Warner of Waco won the annual election as president, with Mrs. Francis as first vice president and other officers named. A program featured a paper by Past President Mrs. P. P. Starr and a report on the American Veterinary Medical Association by secretary Mrs. R. P. Marstellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Warner
Waco
Ladies Auxiliary OF Veterinarians
Ladies’ Auxiliary Association
The
State Veterinary Medical Association
College Station
Mark Francis
Verne A. Scott
Stephenville
Harbors Bill Must Pass Before Senate Adjournment
Washington June 16 House leaders told the Senate there will be no adjournment until the Rivers and Harbors Bill is enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Condition of Judge J W Hamilton Remains Critical
Judge J W Hamilton remains in a very serious condition at home on West 26th Street after several days of pneumonia and complications. Anxious friends hope for better news from his bedside soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hamilton
West 26Th Street
Judge Hamilton
Group Two Meeting Of Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Group Two of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met at the home of chairman Mrs. D Munday. Mrs. D J McDonald led a prayer after reading Psalms chapter nine. Six members answered roll call. Visitors Mrs D J Maald and daughter Miss Ogello attended. The session included a business meeting and a lesson titled New Days in Latin America with participant readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
D. Munday
D. J. McDonald
D. J. Maald
Miss Ogello
Latin America
Notable Attendees List For Local Event
Those present were Mesdames T. A. Adams LD J. Mc Donald J. W. Barron D Gaby J. W. Hall D. Munday McDoneld and Misses Lillie Hall and Ozelle McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames T. A. Adams
LD. J. McDonald
J. W. Barron
D. ¥. Gaby
J. W. Hall
D. Munday
McDoneld
Lillie Hall
Ozelle McDonald
Oat Yields Set Records Near Temple
Near Temple Texas on the King of Trails two Moore brothers farms report record oat yields. One 10 acre field produced 1100 bushels from select seed. A 16 acre plot yielded 104 bushels per acre and a 40 acre field averaged 100 bushels. The two farms combined threshed 17600 bushels of oats with most sold early at a price around 14k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Temple
Eli W. Moore
Algon B. Moore
Local potato chip firm head sells Hostess Cakes in town
H. O. Tuck, proprietor of a potato chip factory, visited the Eagle office on Tuesday to present Hostess Cakes for the staff. He has taken the local agency and will operate as jobber, selling chips and cakes in quantity lots to stores. The force attests to the cakes' quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Tuck
Eagle Office
Dallas
Eagle Force
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Farus
C. L. Bease
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Joe Combs
Montgomery County
A. and
M. College
Conroe
Extension Service
Joe
Haswell
H. H. Haines
Houston Chamber of Commerce
South Texas
Hoard’s Dairyman
American Jersey Cattle Club
Merry Maiden
Annie Locke
Effie Rice
Dallas Fair
Ferndale Lake Club
Pittsburg
Roy Swayzee
Allen Boys
Puny Wilson
R. E. Williams
M. M. Erskine
Bryan Lions Club
Geo. Nedbalek
Nacogdoches
Eberstadt
Erskine
Lions Club
Lightfoot
Crockett
Huntsville
Ball
Eastern
Jno
Baldwin
Chamber of Commerce
Sam &. Eberstadt
E. W. Crenshaw
Nat Allen
Bryan Chamber
J. M. Adkins and Son
J. H. Dowling
Rock Prairie
W. Merka
Krenek
Munday Home
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