Funeral service on Saturday for Mrs W H Bivin
Hearne notices announce the funeral for Mrs W H Bivin who died June 18 in San Antonio from injuries in an auto accident. Born May 31 1876 in Sumrerville Mississippi she taught music before moving to Hearne over 35 years ago. She is survived by her husband daughter and several relatives. Pallbearers are listed.
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Hearne
W. H. Bivin
Nix
San Antonio
Dorothy Bivin
J. E. Cook
John Howard
Houston
Clara Cook
Bertha Weatherly
Henry Arno
San
Funeral Service For Hearne Woman Held In Gause
Funeral services were held in Gause for Mrs. Johanna Minter 60 of Hearne wife of C A Minter after a three year illness. Interment followed in the Gause cemetery. Survived by husband four dozen relatives including three sons and six daughters and twelve grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandsons Beal Charley J T and James Oran Todd Benton Wallace and Rober Barr.
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Hearne
Gause
Johanna Minter
C. A. Minter
Minter
Blanco
Texas
E. H. Heartfield
BE. Bullock
Normangee Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Hubert
Aaron L. Minter
Roger Todd
B. C. Cannon
W. T. McIntosh
Rosebud
R. D. Barr
Highlands
Benton Wallace
Beaumont
Flora Minter
E. B. Ely
Charles Smith
Teague
Beal
Charley
J. T
James Oran Todd
Rober Barr
Robertson County Democrats Reveal Ticket
Hearne Texas June 22 The Robertson County Democratic Executive Committee announces a slate headed by Fred L with multiple candidates placed on the Robertson ticket across local races as part of party organization efforts.
Oil Spill Kills Fish In Little Brazos River Near Hearne
Thousands of fish ranging from four inches to four pounds died when waste oil from a pump station flowed into Pin Oak Creek and into the Little Brazos four miles south of Hearne. Sam Cavitt, game warden, investigates. Also notes passings and local visits in Hearne and nearby Dallas Bryan and Houston connections.
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Hearne
Little Brazos
Pin Oak Creek
Pin Oak
Watt's Bridge
Old White Plantation
Sam Cavitt
May Employment and Payrolls Rise Against Seasonal Trend
The Labor Department reported on June 23 that 88,000 workers were added in May and weekly payrolls rose about 6.7 million dollars from April. Secretary Perkins noted May increases hadn’t occurred since 1922-23 boom months and attributed part of the gain to building material repairs at summer resorts signaling strong summer trade.
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Washington
Labor Department
Perkins
Mamie Ross Peach Crop Grown on Chester Jones Farm
A yard long limb from a Mamie Ross peach tree on the Chester Jones farm near Harvey was brought to The Eagle office by County Agent C L Benson. The limb carried 17 peaches and the Jones farm has about one acre of young Mamie Ross trees bearing for the first time this year. The Mamie Ross peaches will be ready for picking in a few days.
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Mamie Ross
Chester Jones
Harvey
Eagle Office
C.L. Benson
Jones
Mamie, Ross
Carbon Paper Availability at Eagle Printing
Eagle Printing Company offers carbon paper in single and double faced sheets up to 19 by 24 inches.
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Eagle Printing Company
Brazos County groups seek soil conservation demonstrations
The Brazos County Board of Agriculture urged at least one soil conservation and land use demonstration in each community, with the W. E. Graham estate project near Wellborn cited as a model. Farmers urged to study their farms for safe plans tailored to individual conditions, inviting interested cooperation for better soil fertility and land use. note of a Westinghouse Electric $40000 scholarship for top five records.
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Brazos County
County Board of Agriculture
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
Corn crop claims spark debate on soil and methods
John W. Thompson of Tabor reports 50 bushels per acre on land over 40 years in cultivation. The article notes Bermuda sod, seed bed prep, and calls for changes in corn production while urging 4-H and Edge clubs to meet and support youth calf projects and livestock programs.
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John W. Thompson
Tabor
Bermuda
Thompson
Brazos County
Judging Teams Meet For County 4-H Prizes This Saturday
Judging teams in cotton and poultry will convene at the county agent's office Saturday at 1 p m with other teams expected. Prize winners include International Harvester 500 merchandise for best farm record and Wilson & Co 800 scholarship for top meat animal demonstration. Armour & Co offers a Chicago trip for champion baby beef, while Santa Fe Railway awards 19 trips to Chicago for top records in corn cotton meat animals and poultry.
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L. L. Johnson
International Harvester Company
Wilson & Co
Armour & Co
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Community Rally and Home Demonstration Notes
Rally Day at Sue Haswell Park from 10 a m to 3 p m features canned goods patterns slips and dresses judged with prizes from local merchants. Bowman Community host recreation night June 30. Tabor to present a play with admission 10 and 15 cents. Ice cream peanuts and popcorn to benefit the Home Demonstration club. Guidance on canning squash plums tomatoes and marmalade includes specific ratios methods and safety steps from local 4 H and Home Demonstration club members.
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Sue Haswell Park
Bowman
Tabor
Inspection Tours On Soil Erosion Control Planned
Methods and results of controlling erosion on selected farms will be studied by groups during community tours in early July. Details include on site explanations by the farm owner and soil conservation officials to determine successful erosion control methods.
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Fred B. Seay
Madisonville Soil Conservation Association
Tours Arranged Across Counties To Beat The Rain
In heavy spring rain a series of tours is set for different communities. Each tour starts at 7 30 a m from the school house except Madisonville at the CCC camp and ends before noon in open trucks. July dates include Madisonville July 6 North Zulch July 7 George July 8 Normangee July 8 Leona July 9 Midway July 9 Bedias July 10. Some days feature two tours and special escorts can be provided if late arrival is necessary. County agents and vocational agriculture teachers are urged to bring groups with advance notice.
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Madisonville
CCC
North Zulch
George
Normangee
Lumber truck fall kills Edwin Vining near Mabank
Athens June 23 Edwin C Vining aged 22 died early Monday after falling from a loaded lumber truck near Mabank Authorities said the death occurred in a rural area with investigation pending by local police and county officials.
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Athens
Edwin C. Vining
Mabank
Printing Ad Teases Shipping Tags Availability
Shipping tags of every desired tion in all weights and colors may be quickly furnished by consulting us. Prices will please you Eagle Printing Company.
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Eagle Printing Company
Texas Lutherans Open Centennial Meet At Serbia
Texas Lutherans of the Missouri Synod plan their Centennial convention June 24 to 30 at Serbia Lee County near Giddings. Rev. G H Baar says delegates from Texas congregations will gather in the century old two story sandstone church built by the Wends who migrated from Europe after Sam Houston helped secure religious liberty. The original bell shipped from Europe is shown at the Dallas Centennial Exposition. Dr. J H Fritz, dean of the Lutheran Theological Seminary, is noted among speakers.
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Giddings
Texas
Serbia
Europe
Sam Houston
Galveston
Houston
Lutheran Synod
Dallas
Biar
J. H. Fritz
Lutheran Theological
Seminar Notes From St Louis Synod Session
The seminary at St Louis will represent the Synod's international president Dr J W Behnken of Chicago Rev Constantin Beyer of Wichita Falls will preside. The major portion of the sessions will focus on presentation and deliberation on the doctrine of.
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St. Louis
Synod
J. W. Behnken
Chicago
Constantin Beyer
Wichita Falls
Lutheran Missouri Synod Texas Convention Agenda
The convention will discuss predestination in Lutheran confessions and state officer elections as part of its business. It is described as the clearing counseling assembly of the Lutheran Missouri Synod in Texas with democratic administration. Prominent pastors and Rev N Studtman of Austin will be on the program. delegates from each congregation. Rev H E Spitzenpfell of Zion Kurten plans to attend. proceedings will be in German. The Serbia church invitation was accepted.
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Biar
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Texas
N. Studtman
Lutheran College At Austin
H. E. Spitzenpfell
Zion Lutheran Church
Kurten
Serbia
Heiress Anne Hewitt Receives Settlement From Bond Firm
Anne Cooper Hewitt, 21, heiress, and her attorney Russell P. Tyler confirmed an out-of-court settlement exceeding $150,000 from the firm that bonded her mother Maryon Cooper Hewitt as guardian of the Peter Cooper Hewitt estate. The action stems from guardian bond arrangements connected to the estate.
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San Francisco
Anne Cooper Hewitt
Russell P. Tyler
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Peter Cooper Hewitt
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Thomas Brashear Jr
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W. K. Waltman
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Robert, Lynn
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R. C. Carson
Lee Josey
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John F. Grant
Lawrence Westbrook
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M. P. Royster
Lake Gardner
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Associated Press
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Demonstration Farms
Westinghouse Electric
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Albert Schram
Freddie
Carlie Kindt
Dorothy Marie Sramek
Smetana 4-H Club
C. A. Holden
King’s Highway Home Demonstration Club
H. P. Franklin
Smetana Home Demonstration Club
Texas Lutherans
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R.-N.d
Union Parc
Thomas C O’brien
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