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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
4
Bryan gift funds permanent Scout campsite in Bryan College area
A donation from Travis B. Bryan provides enough money to buy the land for a summer Scout camp in Bryan and College, with a dam for a swimming hole and expanded kitchen. Improvements aim to make the site more attractive as the community stresses constructive leadership and youth training in disciplined living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Bryan and
College
Travis B. Bryan
Scout Movement
Bryan
Senator Bankhead Predicts 13 Cent Cotton by End of 1935
Senator Bankhead of Alabama predicts 13 cent cotton as the 1935 crop year ends or sooner due to limited U S and foreign production and a world carryover of about 8.8 million bales. He cites 5.26 million bales under loan and foreign production around 13.5 million bales with total world consumption near 24 million. He urges improved seed, soil care, and expanded cotton use to boost domestic consumption and stabilize the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
America
South
Need for Flood Control in Texas Across Major Rivers
The article argues for flood control measures in Texas, noting floods in Central and Southeast Texas cause loss of life and millions in property damage. It urges building dams and reservoirs to protect life, crops, and property, while enabling irrigation, power, and recreation across major rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brazos Valley
Colorado River
Gulf
Astor offices and old world charm on West 26th Street
In Manhattan Vincent Astor runs a sprawling three story ground floor complex on West 26th Street. The building exudes old style with barred windows brass plaques and antique desks. Frank Buck plans a Singapore hotel stake and retreat to writing. The piece surveys contemporary authors critics and caviar trends with a playful wrap to show notable names and social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Vincent Astor
John Jacob Astor
West 26Th Street
Baltimore
Astor
Frank Buck
America
Raffles Hotel
Singapore
Twenty Five Years Ago Local Notes and Appointments
Mrs John Gregg and daughter Miss Eula of Pitts Bridge visited Bryan today. Miss Susie Lomax traveled from Waxahachie to visit. Governor appoints special judges for the Court of Criminal Appeals led by Walter P Lane and others to hear cases when Judge McCord is disqualified. T B Love Rice Maxey A B Watkins and D L Cobb named. J W Beal B G and Ira Bond of Prospect in town. Congress considers refunding cotton tax 1862 1868. Mr James H Park of Mexia visiting relatives. recalls Bryan landmarks and familiar sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot
John Gregg
Eula
Pitts Bridge
Susie Lomax
Waxahachie
Court of Criminal Appeals
McCord
Walter P., Lane
Marshall
T. B. Love
Dallas
Rice Maxey
Sherman
A. B. Watkins
Athens
D. L. Cobb
Corsicana
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
J. W. Beal
B. G
Ira Bond
Prospect
Congress
James H. Park
Mexia
Mesdames Moore
Bledsoe
Eagle
Park
Bryan
Bond sale prompts question of next steps after Texas relief issue
The sale of the final 2 million of the 20 million Texas relief bonds, announced Friday, signals uncertainty about future funding. Under a spring legislative act the remaining bonds are scheduled to last through December, but that target is only about five months away and may face new developments.
Editorial on Republican revival and constitutional values
The Christian Science Monitor editorial urges independents to welcome the Midwest Springfield meeting as a sign of Republican revival. It warns against overreliance on slogan politics and argues for defending liberties, limiting federal expansion, and coupling economic liberalism with protection of individual rights amid calls for collective bargaining and social welfare measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Springfield
Illinois
Republican Party
Constitution
Washington
Jefferson
Lowden
Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
Christian Science Monitor
Relief financing crisis faces Texas as relief runs out
Governor Allred warns the state faces a major problem as unemployables return to local authorities and state or municipal action is limited by law. A constitutional amendment would allow special-session relief measures, with August 24 votes expected. Nor is local taxation or federal aid assured, leaving many on relief and fearing hardship next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allred
Houston Post
JACKET'S THINKERS Weather Pattern Cited For Floods
The missive blames prolonged cloud cover for recent floods noting the sky has stayed overcast for five years. It suggests atmospheric patterns linked to continual storms.
Newspaper ethics and advertiser relations urged by editor
J Travelstead of the Del Rio News argues that papers must patronize advertisers and not publicize non-advertisers. He recalls a shift from viewing newspapers as nuisances to running on business principles, paying bills, and earning community respect through advertiser support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Travelstead
del Rio
Texas
Kurten and Bryan Residents Tour Bryan Area
Fritz Kehlenbrink Mr and Mrs John Conaway Jeff Jones were among Kurten people visiting Bryan today. Joe Atkins and Roy Atkins were in Bryan today with Roy visiting from Houston. Ira Bond came from Rock Prairie for a Bryan morning visit. Mr and Mrs E Martin of Steep Hollow traded in Bryan early. B H Marquart and S B Marquart of Millican visited Bryan today. B McGregor of Millican also traded in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kehlenbrink
John Conaway
Jeff Jones
Bryan
Joe Atkins
Roy Atkins
Roy
Houston
Rock Prairie
Ira Bond
B. H. Marquart and Son, S. 8. Marquart, of
Millican
B. McGregor
Sorghum Trials to Replace Milo Maize in West Texas
A yellow seeded sorghum cross of milo and kafir will be tested as a main feed crop in west Texas if trials succeed. Texas A and M agronomists led by R. E. Karper will tour San Angelo Ballinger to study mile maize blight. Counties report heavy losses from a bacterial disease linked to chinch bugs. farmers are urged to replant with resistant varieties such as hegari kafir feterita and sumac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
West Texas
R. E. Karper
Texas A
M. College
San Angelo
Runnels County
Joss
Tom Green
Coleman
Taylor
Callahan
Concho
Coke
Brown
Karper
Runnels
Chillicothe Station
Eagle Printing Company Shipping Tags Advertised
Shipping tags of every description in all weights and colors may be quickly furnished by consulting us. Prices will please you, Eagle Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Collin County Onions Lead Area Crop Prospects
Collin county's onion crop stands out among the region's crops as growers around McKinney Farmersville Anna Melissa Josephine and Wylie report market readiness. Estimates place shipments at 2200 cars with potential receipts near one to three quarters of a million dollars as weather delays ease and markets stabilize over the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Collin County
Lea County
New Philadelphia
St. Louis
Virginia
Carolinas
Ing
Texas
Collin
McKinneylen
Princeton
Farmersville
Anna
Melissa
Josephine
Ville
Wylie
Mooney Granted Returnable Habeas Corpus Hearing
In San Francisco on January 1916 the California Supreme Court granted a habeas corpus writ for Thomas J. Mooney, the Prepared bomber convict. The decision delays a full court hearing and contemplates appointing a superior court judge as commissioner to preside before a final Supreme Court determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jan
California Stat Preme
Thomas J. Mooney
Convic Francisco
Justice Waste
High Tribunal
Fis
Supreme Court
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Tre Mac Fleery
Humans
Gene Carr
Gives Scouts
RTASS
Irvin Cobb
Paducah
Edgar Lee Masters
Spoon River
Sauk Center
Minn
Sinclair Lewis
Marysville
Homer Cray
Burton Holmes
Rudy Vallee
al Jolson
Paul Whiten
Tle
Broadway
Fred Niblo
Enid Ben
Lakeport
California
Niblo
Watterson Rotacker
Rob Wagner
Jacket's
Westfalla Anhalt
Reinsdorf
Berlin
London
Associated Press
Harper Joy
Spe
Nadion
A-M
Mooney
Aity Haewl
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