Pecan Orchard Growth and Local Farm Highlights
A Grimes county ranch run by Elieve Hicks features 21 pecan trees and 100 cultivated acres with 1 460 pasture acres hosting cattle, horses, hogs and goats. Emmett Linz, a 15 year old taxidermy student, earned honors for a mounted bird display. J C Chaney built the first cattle dipping vat and advocates tick eradication with the US Department. Large hydrangea in Caldwell attracts crowds, sparking debate on soil conditions and plant size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim C. Hicks
Grimes County
W. I. Ross
Hicks Ranch
Mr. Hicks
Hicks
Bryan
Emmett Linz
Hugo Linz
Northwestern School of Taxidermy
Omaha
Neb
America
Emmett
Bremett
Jany
Stephen TP
Austin High School
J. C. Chaney
Mesa
Mr. Chaney
United States Department
Keith
Iola
Chaney
Bryan and Brazos County Social Roundup
Mrs. W. W. Solomon announces the birth of Margaret Louise Murphy on June 18 at the Murphy home in Wortham Texas. Residents and visitors include the Solomons Bryan Parsonage families and local engagements. many relatives travel through Bryan from Navasota Houston Brenham Galveston and Tyler for visits and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Solomon
Margaret Louise Murphy
Edgar Murphy
Wortham
Texas
Murphy
Solomon
Bryan
Shirley Solomon
Laura Gooch
Navasota
Ernest Shawe
Brenham
Robert Herndon
Houston
O. H. Astin
E. H. Astin
Columbus Seale
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Perkins
Daisy Astin
Harry Tuffley
Harry Joe
Dallas
Galveston
Sam Knox
KFKB
Tyler
Joe R. Tatman
RK. BR. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Brazos River
Brazos
Burleson
Comfort
Coma River
Jo-Anna Tatman
H. M. Haswell
Groveton
Tyler Haswell
West 24Th Street
Mallie Mee Tatman
H. McGee
Oak McKenzie
L. R. Blohm
W. E. Johnson, Jr
East 25Th Street
Jefe
City Commission Meets to Discuss Tax Problem
The Bryan city commission met Thursday to informally discuss the tax situation and budget plans for the coming year. The report of the Board of Equalization has not yet been made and the commission has not yet been advised of the action of the board in fixing the amount of the city rendition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Board of Equalization
Young People Form City Wide Protestant Federation
Nearly 80 youths from First Methodist First Baptist Free Will Baptist College Avenue Baptist and Presbyterian churches gathered at the Presbyterian church to perfect a city wide federation of youth societies. Heber Stewart was elected president and Nelson Fuller vice president with cabinet roles to be filled next Sunday. Officers and leaders spoke on forming a union to aid in service, religious recreation and social plans. Meetings set for Sunday afternoons to avoid conflicts with individual programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
First Baptist
Free Will Baptist
College Avenue Baptist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples’ Societies
Heber Stewart
First Baptist Church
Earl Tardy
College Avenue Baptist Church
Tardy
M. L. Cashion
College of M. P. A
Cashion
Summer Weather Through Last Week Details
Slight rainfall noted with only a three degree spread in weekly highs. Tuesday recorded .05 of an inch of rain and the highest maximum reached 96 on Sunday while the lowest maximum was 93 on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Denman of North Zurch were Bryan shoppers today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Denman
North Zurch
Bryan
Youth group gathering to unite five churches in Kurten
The Kurten congregation hosts a youth federation with an educational session led by Rev. C Vrieling and Prof. C Best, a welcome by Fritz Frieling and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, and a bene diction ceremony. Activities include games, meals, and an entertainment program by Anderson and other delegations. Officers and candidates are named, with preparations for a new joint organization and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
C. Vrieling
Kurten Church
Mexico City
Fritz Frieling
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Kurten Group
Anderson Young People
Young Peoples’ Society
Louis Klintworth
H. E. Spitzenpfeil
Henry Wiese
Kurten Society
Fleary Schram
Marie Klintworth
Anderson
Prof
Best
White Hall
Trinklein
Sealy
Schreiner
Spitzenpfeil
North Zurch
Open Tournament Planned for Brazos Netters
Arrangements for an open tennis tournament begin Monday June 27 on courts of Miss Esther Cavitt and Chas Myers. Events include singles and doubles, with registration via Chas Myers. Fees cover court care and balls, 75 cents for singles or both events, 50 cents for doubles only per team member if applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Esther Cavitt
East 30Th Street
Chas. Myers
South Bryan Street
Former Bryan Resident Inherits Modest Fortune
Dr. Henry B. Slaughter of Tuscaloora Alabama, recently active in Tulsa oil, inherits 160000 dollars from his uncle T. W. Belt of Los Angeles. Slaughter, Harvard graduate and former Bryan resident, gained local goodwill as his fortunes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Henry B. Slaughter
Tuscaloora
Alabama
Tulsa
Oklahoma
T. W. Belt
Los Angeles
California
Slaughter
Harvard University
Oklahoma City
Texas
Former resident here wins master's degree
The article notes H. B. Blanton received his master's degree from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. He and his wife Rebecca Hall Blanton, a Bryan native, have lived in Baltimore for two years, with Harvey having earlier graduated from the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Blanton
Rebecca Hall
H. B. Blanton
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Blanton
T. P. Hall
N. L. McCullough
Adele Hall
Bryan
Harvey Banton
University of Texas
Miss Hall
Langford Buys Sinclair Filling Station in Hillsboro
Henry Lee Langford of Hillsboro buys the Sinclair Filling Station on South College avenue known as the old Sandifer station. He will take charge of the station immediately while continuing his duties at A. M. College and operate the filling station as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
South College Avenue
Henry Lee Langford
Hillsboro
A. & M. College
Mr. Langford
Postal Rate Increase Effective July 6 1922
Postal regulations announce a three cent per ounce first class rate from July 6 1922 to July 1 1934 with no change for postcards. Airmail postage is eight cents per first ounce and one cent for each additional ounce, including air route transport. Special Request Envelopes of two denominations may use an extra one cent stamp.
Wally Regie Wants Ady in Your Business
The advertisement notes Wally Regie advocates Ady involvement in business ventures. It emphasizes consistent readership by people overviews and urges engagement with local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Regie
Ady
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Blackland
Somerville
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Jones
T. O. Briggs
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Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Waco
el Paso
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A. W. Buchanan
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Frank
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J. L. Sample
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F. M. Bell
Dave Grissett
North Zulch
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Virginia
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J. J. Pipkin
Beaumont
J. L. Rhodes
Midway
Madigan County
I. H. Bartz
Eleventh District
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Associated Press
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Minneapolis
Hollywood
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