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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
2
Car Company Announces Ten Percent Rate Hike
A vehicle maker disclosed a ten percent price increase affecting its popular models. Industry observers cite higher material costs and supply chain pressures as the main drivers behind the move.
Catholics Honor Memory of Anthony of Padua in Bryan
Hundreds from Houston Waco San Antonio Port Arthur Dallas and Fort Worth attended the Bryan event. Bishop C E Byrne of Galveston led solemn prayers and Mass with Rev J S pastor at St Joseph Catholic Church. A Houston train ferried about 500 visitors as 700 to 2 Reds gathered at Hacwell Memorial Park for the outdoor observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Waco
San Beaumont
Port Arthur
Dallas
Fort Worth
C. E Byrne
Galveston
J. Ft
St. Jazegph
Catholic Church
Boit
Moon Chicken Barberse
Hacwell Memorial
Greworks
Bryan
Bishop Byrne
New Directors Elected by Navasota Country Club
At a recent WNavasota Country Club meeting five new directors were chosen. Named were J. P. Ter real R A Johnson J H Powell J E Covey and Carl Cole of Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota Club
The
of the
Wnavasota Country Club
J. P. Terreal
R A. Johnson
J. H. Powell
J. E. Covey
Carl Cole
Bryan
Carmen
E. Covey
J. H
Solon of Bryan Guest of Honor At Big Barbecue
State Senator Charles Gainer, reforming from Brenham, was guest of honor at a large barbecue hosted by Brenham mayor T. A. Low. About 505 people attended from Maetington County and nearby counties to honor his Warrington tribute and his work in county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon of Bryan
Charles & Gainer
Brenham
Homor
Buw- Beesen
T. A. Low
Maetington County
Gainer
Warrington
Edsington
Hanways at Red Bluff Shore Home for June
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hanway and their children are staying at the shore home of Mrs. Hanway’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Red, in Red Bluff for the month of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hanway
Waffle Batter From Egg Whites and Pruned Flour Mix
Recipe steps describe whipping egg whites and sugar then combining yolks milk and lemon color. Fold in pruneon salt flour tartrate baking powder and flavor with lemon or vanilla extract before baking on an electric waffle iron.
Vernon Wheat Harvest Expands Amid Idle Acreage Reuse
Vernon reports the county wheat harvest in full swing with more than 50,000 acres cultivated. County Agent Lt. L. Pattillo estimates the rest acreage. harvesting gear idle for years is back in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
L. Pattillo
Board of Equalization Begins Hearings in Bryan
The Bryan city board of equalization opened hearings this morning after reviewing the city tax rolls. Members include FE. J. Jenkins as chairman, Wilson Bradley, and M. L. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Equalization
Bryan
Negro Shoplifter Caught After Hosiery Theft
A Black man stole a full box of silk hose from a store. A clerk chased him to Bryan Avenue. Sheriff J. H. Reed aided in capturing him and recovering most of the stock. He was jailed for the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldrop
Bryan Averse
J. H. Reed
Truck Operators Face Tests and Fees Under New Law
The Railroad Commission announced a sweeping reform requiring every truck operator to undergo an examination and pay a $1 annual income fee, with $10 annual truck fees. Class B permits will lapse. contract carriers may apply by July 6 with a $16 filing fee and must prove necessity and convenience. Holders of both A and B permits must choose which to keep. A certificates become common carrier certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsmionium
Gen Bay Additions
Mexican Jailbreaker Brought Back by Horace Reed
Constable Horace Reed returned from San Antonio Monday afternoon with Onafree Fernandez and Otilla Fernandez who were wanted in connection with the murder of W T Ennix a Dalles bricklayer fatally cut at the Lehman boarding house in 1927 Onatree indicted for murder and the woman as an accessory She posted bail the man did not Later he escaped from Brazos county jail by sawing his way out Onatree to be held in jail until October term of court unless bail is granted to the woman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Reed
San Antonio
Onafree Fernandez
Otilla Fernandez
W. T. Ennix
Dalles
Lehman
Onatree
Brazos County
Brazes Fount Residents File Intention to Wed
Frank P. Cash and Beatrice Vhilipelle of Brazes Fount, and J. Morton with Aline Kens of Madison County, filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGhy on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P.cash
Beatrice Vhilipelle
Brazes
J. Morton
Aline Kens
Madison County
Jess B. McGhy
Gordon Sewell, Inc. Opens Warehouse in Bryan Texas
Houston Company Now Ils Building Warehouse Here. Gordon Sewell, Inc. tied to Garden and Howell firms, with W D Cooper as secretary treasurer. The firm, formerly Gordon Gordon left Bryan for Houston bringing Cooper, retains old name as owners operate a new warehouse and speculate on Red and White grocery chain expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerier, Sewell, Inc
Whuiessie Genet
Grestem
Wand
Amd
Sewell Organite Ties Company
Ety
Howell Company
Howells
W. D. Cooper
Cooper
Gordon
Bryan
Houston
Mr. Cooper
Gordon, Sewell, Inc
Budding Pecans Pays Profits To Brazos Farmers
County Agent C. L. Benson will visit the Charles Payne and Emmett Holland farms on Tunes day June 14 to assist Edge community members interested in budding and top working native pecan trees. Claude Moore Charles Payne and Albert Payne report native trees bearing after budding with paper shell varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Charles Payne
Emmett Holland
Claude Moore
Albert Payne
Masons of Bryan Elect Officers and Install June 24
Officers elected for W. T. Austin Chapter No. 7 and for W. T. Austin Council No. 32. A joint installation with Braves Union Lodge No. 129 set for June 24 followed by a watermelon leaxt. Names include Halliberton, Dulaney, Lechus, Tevier, Woolker, Bandeloe, Delemey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Austin
Royal Arch Masons
W. T. Austin Council
Royal and
Braves Union Lodge No
A. F
A. M
C. MM. Halliberton
HH. P
W. F
MN. Dulaney
F. E.lechus
Former Bryan Girl Married to Dallas Man
Evryen relatives and friends have received enpoumements of the marriage of Whee Kens Meade ft Port Werth to Henry brewer of Dallas, on Baterday at 11 a. m. in the parners of the Werth Hotel at Dow tlax Mies Kens Meads made Bryan her home for many years and is a daughter of Ure, W. J. Meade. She has held a position for several months in Fort Werth, during which time the has made that
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evryen
Whee Kens Meade
Port Werth
Henry Brewer
Dallas
Werth
Dow Tlax
Visitors from New York and Texas noted in Bryan society column
Miss Stone traveled from New York to Houston then Bryan to visit relatives. Erie and Mr. Samditter’s guests arrived in Bryan with plans to visit Dallas and Muskogee. Mrs Carroll Dulaney and two children Peggy and Nan visited Bryan en route to Kyle. Mrs L N Boddie of Wichita Falls stayed with Rev J P Brown’s family in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wiliams
He Psst
Seatien
Ivone
Biers
Porter
Baskasore
Beem
Seerkes Sereweniy
Cale
Mies S
Samditter
A. Seesectoe
Heecarieg
Maelager
New York City
Brvan
College
Mise Stone
New York
Houston
Bryan
Erie
Dallas
Muskogee
Okla
Carroll Dulaney
Peggie
Nan
Montgomery
Ala
S. C. Dulaney
J. N. Dulaney
M. Burts
Virginia Burts
Kyle
Brazos County Court Sets Route Right of Way Plan
The Brazos county commissioners court resumes work to secure right of way for the new Highway No. 6 route south of Bryan to the Grimes county line after weeks of sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Texans Plan for Greater Cotton Uses
Fragmentary text discusses cotton consumption plans in Texas with mentions of shipments and sacks. The passage is garbled but suggests proposals to increase use of cotton and related industrial ideas, mentioning Texans and possible development efforts without clear dates or names.
Texas division of new cotton organization formed
Jones County and other leaders met in College Station to launch a Texas division of a national cotton organization. J. E McDonald was elected president, with G. Ed Ulrich and others named as officers. The group discussed advisory committees, executive secretary selection, and cooperative support from Texas A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
G. ED. Ulrich
Sugarland Industries
Sugarland
John TD. Rogers
Texas Certified Cotton Seed Breeders Association
Navasota
Lillian Peek
State Department of Education
Austin
D. T. Killough
Experiment Station
Texas A. and
M. College
W. B. Lee
Texas Bankers Association
Spur
A. H. Leidigh
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
R. H. Nichols
Texas Press Association
Vernon
W. A. Sherman
Texas Cottonseed Products Association
Houston
James A. Smith
Texas Cotton Cooperative Association
Paris
Col. ©. S. E. Holland
O. B. Martin
A. and
McDonald
Department of Agriculture
Texas Divvision
Gladys McGill
Texas State College For Women
Denton
T. C. Walton
C. S. E. Holland
Congress
W. A. Canon
State Department of Agriculture
Austins
G. BD
Ulrich
BR. S. Bergess
Nexas Cotton Cooperative Association
Dallas
Extension Service
D. T. KiRowrh
A. B. Conneh
Mares Horton
Pears
Myre
M. J. Coanaipham
oUrers
Warner
Miss Horton
Mr. Ulrich
Cal. Holland
Burgess
Mr. Killeng
Texas
Fragmentary Text on Cotton Balances and Consumption
The readable parts reference a cotton balance of 11,193,000 bales for June 10 and project a total for the year around 12,000,000 bales. It discusses consumption trends and expectations for American cotton in the current fiscal year and mentions ratios and carryover impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiener
McDonald
Thia
Good Horses Scarce in Old Mexico Report
General Pablo Macias arrives in San Antonio and says horses are scarce in Durango due to automobile use. He plans to travel to Kentucky and Chicago to find proper cavalry mounts for Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Mexig
San Antonio
Pablo Macias
Durango
Mexico
Kenty
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan Catholics
Anthony of Padua
Aviome Vallace
Bracemmm
New Tork
Palermo
Genga
Venice
Rams
Piccemer
Pein
Meres
Mex
Houston Company
Ils
Masons of
Equalization Board
Cothon
Geetien
Sankey Park
National Cookers
Burpee
Sealer
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Bryan, Texas
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