Reunion guests look forward to Hood's Brigade gathering
A Bryan region note lists Miss Dat cdge and others planning the Hood's Brigade reunion in Bryan on June 24. It mentions long travel from Fort Worth and Dallas areas, local visitors, and hospital updates for Mrs. Beard and Ruth Beard, with numerous local residents hosting guests during the event.
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Bryan
Miss
Odr Brigade
Hood
N'S
Fort Worth
Den
North Texas
Temple Hospital
T. BE
Rob Bierk
Swill
Fe Egan
Rieck
Serremia
Gain
Spence
Aeniversi
Pest
George Hale
Eph Maloney
Dorothy
Hautemantic Party
Long Beach
Brian Ez
Yeag
Houston
M. B. Ee Kurten
Col. H.C. Wright
Austin
Wil
Hood's
Green
R. H. Ballerstedt
Col. Wriet
Brigae J. B. Stanford
Bryan and
Brazos County
Commerce
United States
J. L. Sample
Tabor
J. W. Lawless
Kurten
G. EB. Madeley
Alien Madeley
J. M
Jewett
Cot
W. K. Sell
Dales c
Kurten Poultry Market Expands with Rhode Island Reds
Kurten farmer C. Fou rthoff showcased a batch of Rhode Island Red hens weighing two pounds each, selling for 400 at the local spring market. He hatched most of his chicks in breeding pens and plans to add fifty more to his flock for fall and winter, using a mix of feed guided by A and M College recommendations.
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Fight Hundred
Rhode Island
Community gathering notes and names at local meeting
A local community gathering lists attendees and speakers including Beason, Margere, Jer Sern, Mr. Jer and Mix, L. Nove, Cherie, Bejpetany, and Geoorge M. Donald. The event references Beacon Armor, Benn party, and Edge oper with several households and families mentioned among participants. Highlights include mentions of Beason for ovens and Lauren ences, and Mr. Frenk Ven tereek in attendance.
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Mat Ager
L. Beasur
Anc Caughie
Margere
Bencon
Beason
Ovens Ame
Iaren Reveundant
Beacon Armor
Ant Mix
J. A. Beenlie
Bice
Bejpetany
Sundey
Geoorge
M. Donald
Jamil
Frenk Ventereek
Bryen Vinttore
C. L. Novesed
Corn Crop Near Failore Spurs Use Of Trenches And Feed
The article notes a near corn crop failure in Brazos County and urges farmers to use trench-site methods to save corn and crops. It cites extended drought, advises feeding from stored feed via trench setups, and mentions Extension Service guidance and plans for a meeting led by J. C. Smith.
Interest and Value Reported for Program
A local summary notes that interest and value are key factors in the program. Financial implications are discussed in terms of potential impact on participants and the community. Further details remain unclear due to the fragmentary text.
Wednesday Market Sales Report
A brief market note indicates sales on Wednesday included squash and dairy items. The list of producers, led by Ami Gentry, was largely completed and reviewed by officials.
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Ami Gentry and
Joyful Praise of Quality Work Ignites Local Pride
A playful poem-like note extols high quality work at Le The Cage and Joy KWork style, praising craftsmanship and painting a positive picture of community support for skilled labor. The quirky tone invites readers to value dependable service and reliable results.
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Joy Kwork
Reunion Sidelights at Hood's and Green's Brigades Gather
Homer D Wade of Dallas attends the Bryan reunion as representative of the Texas Cotton Co Operative Association. Notables include Mrs Libie Wade Cameron, Capt John H Roberts, Miss Katie Daflan, and fourteen Confederate Home veterans from Austin. The event highlights Confederate memory and reunion activities in Bryan.
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Homer D. Wade
Dallas
Texas Cotton Co. Operative Association
Texas Hood
Green
Homer Wade
Texas
Wade
Whit Boyd
Houston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Texas Hood's
Green's
Bryan
Boyd
R. E B. Stafford
Columbus
Hood
Libie Wade Cameron
Deallas
Cameron
LaSalle
F. S. Wade
Green's Brigade
Katie Deffan
Ennis
Katie
Texas Brigade
Bryant
LaSalle Hotel
Katie Daffan
Texae
South
L. A.daflan
Mies
Katie Daflan
Mies Daflan
Hood's
United Daeug
Confederacy
Austin
L. 5
Rose
Leona Simpson
Bryan Avenue
J. W. Borden
A. J. Pascal
C. R. Long
W. W. Curdy
T. H. Burns
W. M. Adams
W. Madden
T. H. Itfils
Charles Johnson
Veterans gather at La Salle for Independence program
A group assembles at the La Salle Hotel for a commemoration program, with attendees including 0. Moodie of Co D 1st Texas Rea and multiple Texas regiments. Telegrams and letters of regret from figures in Austin Brenham Dallas and Waco are read, reflecting attendance and absence.
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Penton
la Salle
Ta Salle
Moodie, Co
Texas
Manping Co
Pitewerald
Texans
Steele
Texas Regine
Cox
Wy Cox
Sam Townsend
Prank Young
D. B. Ri
Laws of Regular Session Available Early in July
The laws of the regular session of the 42nd Legislature will be available early in July. Secretary of State Jane Y. McCallum announced. Citizens interest focuses on the truck bills among the sought laws.
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Jane Y. McCallum
Texas
Notable Texans Discuss Weather and Local Bold Acts
Farm expert Jno L Stasney urges rain to revive crops near A and M College and highlights scientific farming methods. Senator Charles S Gainer reportedly fought yellow jackets in his yard as a dramatic local note. A vivid two part historical tale contrasts a leading army’s annihilation with bruising setbacks.
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Jno
L.stasney
A. and
M. College
Mr. Stasney
Stasney
Chas. S. Gainer
Yellow Jacket
Kagean
Defendants Win In Case Brought On Alleged Debt
Judge W. Davis in district court Friday ruled for defendants in the case of R. F P. Krelter against Tidwell et al. Ivan Langford of Bryan was among the defendants. The $1,750 dispute arose after the Brazos County court took the case on change of venue from Fort Bend County and the plaintiff gave notice of appeal.
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W. ©. Davis
R. F P. Krelter
Tidwell
Entomologist of Bryan Receives His Doctorate
Dr. W. Dunnam of Bryan has resumed duties as government entomologist after a ten days leave to Iowa State College Ames where he received a Ph D degree in entomology. Dunnam represents the interests of the U S D A in a cooperative project conducted by the bureau of entomology and the state of Texas. His major interest is the cotton boll worm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dunnam
Bryan
Iowa State College
Ames
Dunnam
Bureau of Entomology
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George Long
Me. Dowd
United States TP Department of Agriculture
Mys
M. Lawrence
Dade W. Bi. Browning
Lampasas
Green’s Brigade
Judge Browning
J. B. Gerens
Taylor
Lawrence
G. W. Lewis
San Antonio
Ben Powers
Kanes
Lauree Hohne
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
Co. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Stanford
Jrow Wilson
Banc of
Newsboys
Reliance
J. Ceakter Smith
Jall
Betel
Miner
Wien
Cigewritie
Stella Boncifia
Sn Hinkel
Chinasan
Wing
Ware
J. J. Pressley
Cook's Point
Burleson County
John H. Roberts
Arcadia
Roberts
John Roberts
San Augustine
Old Washington
Brazos River
Washington
John D. Rogers
Dixie Blees
B. Baveeb
D. Pawo
B. Gowie
M. Helis
Tom Timbel
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Eoonnoste
Armstrong
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