Wise Farm Planning Guides Rye Community Cropping
TY BOYS and DEPARTMENT TY BOYS and DEPARTMENT to ground while season lasts. Wise Farm Planning A trip to the W. Wipprecht farm the Rye community reveals conductive planning and wise direction. Mr. Wipprecht plans the cropping system for the entire farm including cotton corn grain sorghums stock beets oats and more and considers the food budget of each tenant. Mrs. D. C. Cowen in Millican canned fruits vegetables and brined cucumbers for pickles and explains steps for sweet and dill pickles with careful sugar and vinegar ratios to avoid shriveling.
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Wise
W. Wipprecht
Wipprecht
Ipprecht
D. C. Cowen
Demstarter
Millican
Negro Club Notes urges rapid canning amid heat and drought
Intense heat accelerates ripening of fruit and vegetables, making timely canning essential. Farmers must prep jars, tops, rings, and a working pressure canner in advance to prevent loss. Club presidents from Wellborn and surrounding communities plan a July 30 meeting at Kemp high school to form a Home Makers Council with help from district agent Mrs. I. W. Rowan.
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Wellborn
Wixon
Canaan
Harmon
Roans Chapel
Harvey, Brushey
Post Oak
Kemp High School
I. W. Rowan
Prairie View
Former Bryan Resident Lizzie Hensarling Dies in California
Word reached Wellborn on Tuesday of the death of Lizzie Grandma Hensarling. Widow of Abe Hensarling she was long known in Brazos county and Bryan. Funeral services and interment were held Tuesday afternoon in California. She lived in Steep Hollow and Bryan for many years and later stayed in Wellborn before moving to California to live with her granddaughter Mrs Charles Houston. She was part of the Royall pioneer family and sister of the late Mrs WW Boyett.
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John Hensarling
Wellborn
Burank
Calif
Lizzie
Grandma) Hensarling
Abe Hensarling
Bryn
Brazos County
Urban
Hensarling
Steep Hollow
Bryan
California
Charles Houston
Royall
Boyett
Texan Kills Ex Wife Then Ends Own Life
Port Arthur reports a Texas Company employee, William Smith, 35, shot his recently divorced wife as she sat in a chair, then killed himself with a second shot. Mrs. Smith is near death at St Mary’s hospital. Smith died shortly after at the hospital.
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Port Arthur
Winchester
William Smithart
Texas Company
Speedy relief promises from Emerald Oil for bunions
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic for bunions and corns. It claims rapid pain relief and reduced inflammation when dropped on the affected area. The copy emphasizes dramatic results and guarantees.
Lecture Series For Teachers At Texas U
University of Texas hosts two week long lecture series July 25 30 on part time vocational education led by Miss Cleo Mortland of the University of Michigan. The programs run each morning with Mortland examining vocational education and a survey of Southern states. G H Fern leads the state vocational education department and Miss Laura Murray heads the bureau.
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Austin
University of Texas Industrial Teacher-Training Bureau
State Department of Vocational Education
Laura Murray
G. H. Fern
Cleo Mortland
University of Michigan
Miss Murtland
Texas
Murray
Vocational Education Conference Led by Federal Agent
A five day conference for directors of diverse occupational work runs all week under C. E. Rakestrow southern regional agent for the Federal Board of Vocational Education. He will lecture on administration and supervision of vocational education and the public may join. The radio school for veterans, run by the bureau, ended Tuesday and is slated as an annual event due to its value. Lecturers include Dr. C. P. Boner, K. M. Barbier, and J. C. Skinner.
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C. E. Rakestrow
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Bureau
C. P. Boner
University of Texas
K. M. Barbier
San Antonio
J. C. Skinner
Houston
Desperadoes Still Elude Re Capture in Abilene
Four desperadoes who escaped from a Lubbock jail Sunday are believed to be traveling in a car stolen from H G Ashby of Norton. The vehicle was found burned near Bradshaw 25 miles south of Abilene as officers tracked the fugitives across Coke and Runnels counties. Andrew H Nelson, once a Bronte resident, is named among the fugitives and was identified by night watchman T F Sims at a filling station around 1 am.
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Abilene
Lubbock
Here
Bradshaw
Runnels
H. G. Ashby
Norton
Bronte
Coke County
Ashby
Andrew H. Nelson
T. F. Sims
Former Resident Sees Changes in Bryan During Visit
Mrs. Arabelle Joiner of Port Arthur spends a month in Bryan visiting uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs S H Brockman. This is her first return in over forty years and she remarks on the city county’s marked changes. She attends Hood s and Green s Brigades reunion in Bryan midweek. She is an honorary member of the Port Arthur chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Arabelle Joiner
Port Arthur
Bryan
S. H. Brockman
Nine Chinese Girls Die in Joint Suicide Pact
Near Hewi an Fukien province nine Chinese girls aged 13 to 19 died by their own actions after fleeing homes and binding themselves together to jump into a river. Officials blamed affairs of the heart.
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Shanghai
China
Hewian
Fukien Province
Typewriter Paper Box 500 Sheets 8x11 Bond Paper
Eagle Printing Company offers a box of typewriter paper containing 500 sheets of 8 by 11 inch bond paper. The product emphasizes standard office use and general purpose quality.
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Bond Paper
Eagle Printing Company
Garden party proclaims Bryan girl engagement
Miss Mildred Nash will wed Attwell Linton Batter of Houston, with a garden party at the Mangum home announcing the engagement. The event featured pink and green decor, gifts for the honoree, and a bridal reading read aloud by guests.
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Velma Moore
Mary Lou Prinzel
P.B. Mangum
East 28Th Street
Washington Avenue
Bridge
Mildred and
Linton
Mildred Nash
Attwell Linton
Houston
Miss Nash
Miss * Prinzer
Maderna
Miss Moore
Miss Myrtle Hensarling
Miss Jewel Sowarby
Jane Elliott
Nina Mae Moore
Virginia Evans
Jesse Myrtle Hensarling
Jewel Sowarby
Myrtle Holden
J. H. Todd
Charley Locke
P. S. Mangum
Session Jones
Lonnie Walton
Chas. S. Myers
Mary Lowe Prinzer
Mrs Krenek Hosts Banco Party for Visitor From Waco
Mrs Will Krenek entertained Monday evening with a banco party honoring her guest Mrs Margaret Kubetta. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Herman Wehrman and Mrs Joe Krenek. Miss Elizabeth Schwartz received the door prize and Miss Kubetza was presented a guest gift.
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Will Krenek
Banco
Margaret Kubetta
Waco
Herman Wehrman
Joe Krenek
Elizabeth Schwartz
Kubetza
Cut is urged in allowable of East Texas field
Gordon Griffin chief petroleum engineer of the railroad commission urged reducing the East Texas field allowable by about 100 900 barrels daily to prevent waste. He said field pressure was receding and a 400 000 barrel daily allowable would aid conservation while Commissioner Thompson favored cutting production below the federal recommendation to allow room to grow.
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Austin
Gordon Griffin
Railroad Commission
East Texas
Thompson
Texas
Griffin
Bomb blasts injure four in Vienna and Styria
Four people are injured in separate bomb blasts in Vienna and Mureck in Southern Styria. The Catholic Peasants League office in Mureck is wrecked and secretary Johann Wascher is seriously hurt. In Vienna a blast at the Commerce court injures three others.
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Vienna
Catholic Peasants League
Mureck
Styria
Johann Wascher
Kidnapper Gang Seizes Cafe Owner In Chicago
Police believe a group of five or six men abducted Lei By, owner of the Oriental Cafe,early today as he parked his car at home. His two sons and a daughter were in the car. the eldest son was warned not to notify police. The kidnappers were armed.
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Chicago
Andrew Sciacca
Lei By
Three Harris Women Seek Solon's Seat
Harris County voters face a historic tally as three women run for state representative seats in Houston. Nancy Pence Painter and C. J. Hebert seek Place 5 while Ira D. Sykes vies for Place 2 amid a crowded field. R. H. Holland and Emmett Morse seek re election with multiple opponents.
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Houston
Harris County
Texas
Nancy Pence Painter
C. J. Hebert
P.T. A
Ira D. Sykes
R. H. Holland
Emmett Morse
College to Observe Holiday on Second
College officials announce July 2 a holiday for Texas A A and M students and employees instead of July 4 following executive committee action.
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College Station
Texas A. and M. College
College Executive Committee
Houston Woman Thought Oldest Native Dies
Mrs. Hanna C. Morris, 91, widow of J. R. Morris who once served as Houston mayor, died in Waco yesterday. She was regarded as the city's oldest native and was a daughter of Judge Benjamin P. Buckner who came to Texas in 1834.
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Houston
Hanna C. Morris
J. R. Morris
Mysterious Slaying of Three Bachelors Baffles Oklahoma Police
McAlester Oklahoma June 26 UP Mysterious elements in the hill country slaying of three Canadian bachelors puzzled officers as eight men and women were questioned. The bodies were found yards apart in the woods northeast of town. Victims William Gann Homer Beasley and Hobart Watkins may have been tortured before death. A blood stained axe was found near the scene. Sheriff Bob Lackey called it a possible grudge killing.
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Mcalester
Oka
Okla
Here
William Gann
Homar Beasley
Hobart Watkins
Bob Lackey
Court Clerk A E Vorderman Dies In Court
Angleton reports A E Vorderman aged 73 district clerk for Brazerie county for 27 years collapsed and died in the courthouse Monday while swearing in the grand jury for a new term. District Judge M S Munson completed swearing in the jurors.
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Angleton
A. E. Vorderman
Brazerie County
M. S. Munson
Extortion Threats Target Beverly Hills Oil Promoter Gettle
William F. Gettle, a Beverly Hills billionaire oil promoter who was recently kidnapped for $60,000, received two extortion notes threatening to destroy his home by dynamite unless he pays $6000 immediately, authorities disclosed last night.
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Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
William F. Gettle
NRA head suspended amid probe into cotton textile data
A. G. Silverman, chief of the National Recovery Administration labor advisory board statistical division, was suspended on Monday as officials investigate charges of intrigues related to data on the cotton garment industry.
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Washington
A. G. Silverman
NRA
Labor Advisory Board
Jarrel Cleared Of Charges In State Job Sale
Tyler reports charges against Dr. E. F. Jarrel connected with the investigation of alleged state job sales were dismissed today. The development ends the state probe involving his role and clarifies his status in the inquiry.
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Jarrel
Tyler
E. F. Jarrel
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