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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

5

Senator Ellison Smith and allies clash with New Deal cotton policy

Senator Ellison D. Smith known as Cotton Ed Smith opposes Secretary Wallace's federal crop controls and Rexford Tugwell's Undersecretary appointment. The NC senator, a long time agrarian voice, champions cotton and opposes new ideologies while aligning with midwest progressives and other reformers.

Ellison D. Smith South la Follette Interstate Commerce Committee Midwest Nye North Carolina George III Lgnd Smith

Brazos Negro CC Elects Officers For Coming Year

The Negro Chamber of Commerce of Brazos and adjacent counties elected officers and directors at New Chapel Baptist Church. Fred Martinez heads as president with Dr. Wm. A. Hammond as vice president and John C. Wilson as second vice president. W. R. Bryant is secretary and W. E. Pigford treasurer. A special meeting July 2 will announce committees as Hammond prepares to depart for Chicago.

Byron C. Foy Handicap Golfers’ Association New York University of Texas Chrysler Corporation de Soto Motor Corporation National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Foy Ford Chrysler Company Walter Chrysler Thelma Negro Chamber of Commerce of Brazos New Chapel Baptist Church Fred Martinez L. A. Nash H. K. Hornsberry W. R. Bryant Eddie Chew Sam Mosley John Wilson Wm. A. Hammond W. E. Pigford S. E. Diggs J. C. Chew Sol Marshall R. L. Sadberry Walter Stein Sylvester Stein John C. Wilson Chicago Hammond Memorial Hospital

Stop That Itching Back Hawk Ointment Ad

A vintage advertisement promises back hawk ointment for skin troubles like itch, eczema, ringworm, and pimples with a 50 cent guaranteed price, listing Roman and Viek in the ad copy.

Roman Viek

Weekend Visitation Notes From Bryan Area

Local society items list visitors and travelers in Bryan and nearby towns. Miss Nina Astin arrives from Austin to spend the weekend with her mother Mrs. R Q Astin while many college friends and relatives visit from State University Austin Waco Cameron Cameron to Berkeley and other spots. Weekend plans include Beeville Kerrville Navasota and Fort Worth trips. weddings in Bryan loom as June 27 approaches.

Nina Bess Astin Austin R. Q. Astin Nina Bess University of Texas W. A. Norman Kerrville Guadalupe River Mises Christine Liehte Margaret Parker State University Mary Williams State Univrsity Bryan Louise Weddington Miss Weddington Marvin Porter Henry Lewis Beeville Lewis Sam Kaplan East 24Th Street Dorothy Stokes M. B. Parker Frank Ish Waco Kay Halsell Navasota Ish Hassell Motor Company Dick Benton Maryline Crockett College Station Bertie Suber L. H. Suber Nadine Braggs Cameron Berkeley California University of California Miss Suber Miss Braggs South Waco W. G. McMillan Little Bill, Jr Rock Prairie W. E. Graham Lubbock Scott Wilkey el Paso D. L. Weddington Wilkey J. W. Skains Alvin Glenn Hocker Galveston Ella, Elliott Tabor John Heard Astin McKinney Jno. S. Heard Eleanor Oliver Houston Ruth Nash South College Avenue Geo. L. Kramer Mary Ann Georgia Thornton J. J. Neville Cross J. J. Parker W. J. Bullock J. J. Tobias Joe Bond E. J. Bullock Steep Hollow P. D. Oliver Dallas Jane Oliver W. H. Oliver Charlie Oliver C. B. Oliver Caldwell G. W. Barnes Uvalde Dreuth Helen Kidd Dan Kidd S. H. Foster Providence Chas. Presnal J. K. Presnal Jesse Royder Wellborn Iola O. W. Freeman D. W. Bean J. Truman Carroll Frank Bain la Salle Hotel Brenham Gidings George W. Barnes George, Jr Fort Worth K. W. McConnell

Social Notes Generous Guest Visits In Bryan Texas

A parade of visitors gathers in Bryan with Annabelle Barnes and several relatives and friends visiting or traveling. Lee J. Sommerlatte attends matters in Bryan as executor of the Fritz Sommerlatte estate. Various guests from Belton Waco Avincer Navasota Texarkana and Colorado Springs are noted along with plans for extended visits and travel.

Annabelle Barnes Fort Worth Lee J. Sommerlatte Columbia Colorado County Bryan Fritz Sommerlatte Ann Bentley Tommie Cochran Belton E. W. Hooker Monterrey Mexico East 25Th Street Haswell Drive Shire Mr. Hooker Waco Margaret Higgs South College Avenue Mary E. Plumb Colorado Springs Colo

Absentee Cotton Landowners Urged to Appoint Agents

The Agricultural Adjustment Admin cotton section says absentee landlords and tenants can speed up Bankhead Act farm allotment and tax exemption certificate filing by naming property managers as agents with power of attorney. Texas A and M Extension Service notes regular forms arrive next week and will be used in cotton production control offices. Landlords and tenants or their authorized agents may sign Bankhead applications. certificates go to individual producers per their share of the allotment.

College Station Bankhead Texas A. and M. College Extension Service C. A. Cobb Agricultural Adjustment Administration Texas Cobb

Marriage License Issued as County Clerk Records One Sat

County Clerk Clyde Goen issued a license on Saturday with George Toplin and Dora Lee Day applying. The notice notes both parties identified as Negro.

Clyde Goen George Toplin Dora Lee Day

Italian language accreditation effort in Texas schools

A Houston and Bryan committee traveled to Austin to press for Italian to be an accredited high school course across Texas. The group included Brazos Varisco Rev Basil Bravi and Prof Swanson of the University of Texas, meeting at University Commons for a luncheon and conference. Dr Peter H Scardino of Houston initiated the initiative.

Bryan Brazos Varisco Basil Bravi Houston Austin Texas Houston Committee Swanson University of Texas University Commons Peter H. Scardino

Staked Acreage Advised For Cotton Growers

College Station June 23 Farmers who signed 1924 federal cotton acreage contracts should stake clearly marked corners before inspectors arrive to avoid delays in contract compliance and second payment. Inspectors will measure growing cotton and rented acres and note crops on those lands. Rented acres must be land suitable for cotton with limited permissible uses such as food, feed, soil enrichment, cover crops, or wildlife refuges.

College Station George E. Adams Texas A. and M. College Extension Service Texas Mr. Adams Adams

A M Holsteins Show Strong Milk and Fat Yields

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports Texas A and M herd progress with 36 cows on test. Leaders include 9-year-old Tidy Princess Aaggie at 66.9 lbs fat and over 1000 lbs milk in a year. Nadine Tidy Queen adds 432.6 lbs fat in 294 days. A 5-year-old cow posts 62.6 lbs fat in 80 days. Demand for registered Holstein cattle rises after the Baltimore convention.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Madison Wisconsin A. and M. College of Texas Nadine Tidy Queen the Holstein Association Baltimore A& Na

National sale price jump reported per head

The article notes an average of $366 per head at the sale, rising by over $100 from the prior national sale held a year earlier. It highlights the significant price increase and compares it to the previous year's national results.

Mother of Bryan Woman Dies After Stroke

Mrs. Mary D. Schmidt of Houston died Sunday afternoon after a stroke. She was 68 and had visited Bryan for two weeks. Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon in Houston. Surviving: husband Charles Schmidt. five daughters Leila, Anne Castle, Lawrence Sonnen, Bessie Anderson, Nenelia Henry. four sons Ernest Walter Arthur Irvin Schmidt. sister August Schelling. brothers Fred Henry Bammel Charles Bammel. 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Attending from Bryan were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Franklin and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones.

Mary D. Schmidt Irvin Henry Bryan Bryan Schmidt Houston Henry Charles Schmidt Leila Schmidt Anne Castle Lawrence Sonnen Bessie Anderson Nenelia Henry Ernest Walter Arthur Irvin Schmidt August Schelling Fred Henry Bammell Charles Bammel Bammel Milton Franklin Ross Jones

Brazos County Wins Health Report Prize Across Texas

Brazos County Port Arthur Brownwood and other districts earned bronze plaques from the Texas Commission on Interracial Relations for top annual reports on Negro Health Week. Fort Worth Galveston Beaumont Taylor Prairie View Midland Burleson Cass counties received honorable mentions in various divisions.

Port Arthur Brownwood County of Brazos Texas Commission On Interracial Relations Texas Tuberculosis Association Fort Worth Galveston Beaumont Taylor Prairie View Midland Burleson Cass Counties S. M. Marrs Louise Warnken Mary Branch Tillotson College Austin D. B. Taylor State Department of Education Z. T. Scott Texas Tuxis Association Texas United States Public Health Service National

Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Weight Loss Worldwide

Mrs Mae West of St a writes she weighed 170 lbs at 38 and lost 20 lbs in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She claims increased energy and urges others to try the product with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Mae West St. A

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