County tax free cotton allotments set by Bankhead act
Washington June 22 The farm administration announced county allotments for tax free cotton under the Bankhead act. The 10 million bale maximum is distributed among 19 cotton states and 1000 cotton producing counties based on 1928–1932 averages, with drought or other causes reducing the year’s figure. Brazos county quota is 14026 bales, five counties exceed 50000 bales, and Texas 1934 tax free production limited to 3297 eso bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Brazos County
Ellis, Hill, Navarro, Williamson and
Nueces
Funeral Service For Tony Stabler Held Here Friday
Funeral services for Tony Stabler aged 1 year 1 month 26 days were held Friday at McCulloch-Dansby chapel and 9:30 a.m. at St Anthony's Catholic Church. Interment followed at Bryan Catholic cemetery. Survived by brothers Frank and John Stabler and sister Dana Stabler. Pallbearers included John Strato Phillip Santacello Frank Stabler John Boatcallee Sam Palasoto Lee Mancuso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch-Dansby
Tony Stabler
Mumford Road
Ebryan
St. Thony’s Catholic Church
Peter Villani
Bryan Catholic
Frank
John Stabler
Dana Stabler
John Strato
Phillip Santacello
Frank Stabler
John Boatcallee
Sam Palasoto
Lee Mancuso
Cobb Seeks Justice of the Peace Post in Bryan Precinct
J. L. Cobb a longtime Bryan resident announced as candidate for justice of the peace in Precinct 4. He has served as district court clerk and worked in rural schools, pledging fair and impartial administration if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cobb
Bryan
Brazos County
Justice of the Peace
Cobb
Rural Library Adds 154 Books for All Ages
The latest library addition brings 154 volumes covering children and adult fiction, cookery, gardening, travel, science, crafts, and Texas books like Coronado's Chi n and Texas Wild Flowers. Brazos readers may borrow these books during weekday hours at the county office in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wild Flowers
Brazos
Magic wart ad for that spare room
A brief classified notice describes a spare room available for rent. The ad notes a private space and mentions contact details for interested renters.
Candidate for Supreme Court visits Bryan
James W. McLendon of Austin chief justice of the Court of Civil Appeals Third Supreme Judicial District toured Bryan in support of his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court. He seeks to succeed Thomas B. Greenwood who is not a candidate. He has over 15 years as an appellate judge and earlier served on the Commission of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. McLendon
Austin
Court of Civil Appeals
Third Supreme Judicial District
Bryan
Supreme Court of Texas
Judge McLendon
Thomas B. Greenwood
Commission of Appeals
University of Texas
Ex College Man Wins Scholarship Heads to Denmark
Friends in Bryan and at A and M College report Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Lush have sailed to Denmark on June 9 after Dr. Lush won the Rubenstein Scholarship. They will study there for six months aboard the Antuania and expect to return to Ames Iowa around January 1935. Mrs. Lush thanked the Bryan Woman's Club for her support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. and
M. College
J. L. Lush
Ames
Iowa
M. College of Texas
Lush
Rubenstein
Denmark
Aquitania
United States
College Station
Bryan Woman's Club
Son Born on Parents Wedding Anniversary in Bryan
John Sidney Boriskie was born Saturday evening at Bryan hospital weighing seven and a half pounds. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boriskie report mother and child are doing well. The baby is the couple’s first child, first grandchild of John A. Boriskie, and first great grandchild of Fritz Brandies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sidney Boriskie
Frank Boriskie
Bryan Hospital
Car Truck Crash Near Madisonville Kills Two
J L Walker of Teague died instantly and Morris Brand of Centerville fatally injured in a head on collision between a truck and an automobile near Madisonville on Saturday. Walker about 30 was the son of a Baptist minister. Brand 26 suffered multiple thigh fractures and head injuries and died at a hospital a few hours later.
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Madisonville
J. L. Walker
Teague
Morris Brand
Centerville
Walker
Brand
Weevil Set Back By Hot Weather Says Bug Expert
Extremely hot and dry weather has set back the boll weevil, reports Dr. F. L. Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. He notes flea hoppers recover on slow growing cotton, while well kept farms or rich soils suffer more injury than weedy or poorer fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thomas
Division of
Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
College Avenue Baptist Youth Elects New Officers
Miss Edith Jones was elected president of the Limited young people union of the College Avenue Baptist Training Service for six months. Other officers named include Chester Jones as vice president Ethel Thompson as secretary Mearl Taylor as treasurer John Sidney Smith as corresponding secretary Mrs Jim Riley as Bible study leader Melvin Taylor as chorister and Hammond Helms Irene Thompson Ruth Griffin Mildren Jones as group captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
College Avenue Baptist Training Service
Chester Jones
Ethel Thompson
Mear] Taylor
John Sidney Smith
Jim Riley
Melvin Taylor
Hammond Helms
Irene Thompson
Ruth Griffin
Eve Mildren Jones
Local People and Visitors Share Bryan Day News
A parade of neighbors and guests visit Bryan from Kurten Coleview San Antonio and Dallas. Notable mentions include Rice Institute graduate Miss Mary Cavitt visiting with the Cavitt family, and Mrs. Tobias recovering from appendicitis at Bryan Hospital. The note also records trips to Galveston and visits to relatives in El Paso, Tyler, Navasota, and La Feria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Easters
Kurten
Bryan
E. A. Peters
Coleview
I. R
G. M. Harrison
Tabor
Mary Cavitt
Houston
Esther
Edith
Ethel Cavitt
Fred Cavitt
Rice Institute
Horace Smith
Ethyl Aileen
Bullard
Albert Block
Beverly
Naomi
Omaha
Neb
W. E. Johnson
Billy Burk Johnson
Devalson Buchanan
Sugar Land
Newton Clifton
el Paso
Bryan Hospital
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Tobias
Bobby Ann Buchanan
Webb Buchanan
Ranger
Brazos County
Robert Godbey
Jane
Dallas
Mallie Tatman
Navasota
Claire McGee
A. B. Curtis, Jr
Margaret of
Frances Copeland
LaFeria
Mississippi
EK. P. Arneson
Edwin de
Lily Anita
Richard
San Antonio
Young People's Federation Picnic Held South of Bryan
Members of Bryan church societies joined in a picnic hosted by the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies at Edwin Crenshaw place south of Bryan Monday evening. They met at First Methodist church and traveled by car to the site. Miss Esther Cavitt directed games and contests while Curtis Cobb oversaw entertainment and ice cream was served.
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Young People’s Societies
Bryan
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Edwin Crenshaw Place
First Methodist
Esther Cavitt
Curtis Cobb
Federation
Mustangs Power Past Scorpions in Easy Win
The Methodist Mustangs defeated the Free Will Baptist Scorpions 13 to 4 at Travis School Monday. Middleton earned four hits to lead the Mustangs, while Gomez Black McHaney Caffee and Syptak each had three. Looney led the Scorpions with three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Mustangs
Free Will Baptist
Travis School
Free Baptists
Methodists
Middleton
Mustang
Gomez
Black
McHaney
Caffee
Syptak
Looney
R. Mustangs
Scorpions
Mustangs
Roger Herring
Ross Herring
Methodist
First Baptist
Hearne Man Dies After Illness in Hearne Community
I D Hall of Hearne died Sunday in a Marlin hospital after heart trouble. He had lived in Hearne 37 years and funeral services were held Monday at 4 p.m. in Hearne. He is survived by his wife, a son Pat, a daughter Libbie Hall, and a brother Joe Hall of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Hall
Hearne
Bryan
Marlin
Hall
Pat
Libbie Hall
Joe Hall
Houston
Capitol Whirligig by R. W. Barry
In Travis County the Lone Star Gas suit hearing paused as candidate Walter E. Jones was allowed to address jurors from the judge’s bench. Former Governor Ferguson, backing C. C. McDonald, outlined July campaigning with dates at Cuero and Edom in Van Zandt County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lone Star Gas Company
Travis County
C. W. Wheeler
Walter E. Jones
Gregg County
J. H. Walker
Jones
Wheeler
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
Ferguson
Cuero
Edom
van Zandt County
Tom Pollard
Tyler
Pollard
van Zandt
Reliance and Steele's Store to Play Wednesday
The Reliance and Steele's Store baseball teams meet at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon on the Allen diamond. John Nigliazzo manages the Steele's Store nine and B L Risinger leads Reliance. Notable local players will appear and admission is free.
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Reliance
Steele's Store
Allen Diamond
John Nigliazzo
Steele’s
B. L. Risinger
Cattlemen to Meet Vernon in July
Northwest Texas and Southwest Oklahoma pioneer Cattlemen's Association schedules a Vernon meeting around July 10. Dr. H. C. Fike of Vernon, secretary, confirms the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Northwest
Texas and
Southwest
Oklahoma Pioneer Cattlemen’s Association
H. C. Fike
Editor Visits Bryan and College Station Over Weekend
Editor Bryan T. J. Malloy of the Timp son Times visited Bryan and College Station last weekend. Mrs. Malloy, sister of Mrs. J. G. Powers, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Powers in College Station, and Malloy joined her for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Malloy
The
Timpson Times
Bryan
College Station
Malloy
J. G. Powers
Enagis Wart Ad Column Yields Room Listings
The column presents assorted room rental notices and classified ads from The Enagis Wart. Listings mention available spaces, terms, and contact details for prospective renters.
Historic Places In San Augustine Will Be Improved
San Augustine plans to beautify and restore historic sites to attract Centennial visitors in 1936. Mrs. A D Lynch says the town will improve an acre park near the old Masonic lodge site, seek the old mission and fort, reconstruct McMahon chapel, and gain state park designation with CCC help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
San Augustine
Texas
A. D. Lynch
Centennial Advisory Board
San Augustine County
San Antonio
East Texas
Masonic Lodge
Texas Methodists
Lynch
Civilian Conservation Corps
Educational Work Has Broad Range in Texas Tree Camps
CCC educational adviser reports more than 100 subjects taught to over 5,000 CCC members across 129 camps in the Eighth Corps Area. programs cover music public speaking cooking mining aviation and explosives, run by 299 instructors at Fort Sam Houston and nearby camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
CCC
L. W. Rodgers
Eighth Corps
Fort Sam Houston
Woman in Norwich Claims Fat Loss With Kruschen
A Norwich woman reports losing 16 pounds using Kruschen Salts, saying nightly sleep improved and appetite remained, after taking one half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. The ad promises a four week bottle costs little and offers money back if it fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
America
Grady
CCC Corpsmen Take College Courses Near Camps
Report shows 772 men in the corps area camps taking college work. Members of some camps attend classes at nearby schools through arrangements by CCC officials with school authorities.
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Corps Area
CCC
U S Deficit Near Four Billion Above '34 Income
The end of the fiscal year approaches with expenses projected to exceed income by about four billion dollars. Treasury data show a Monday deficit of 3.836 billion and a public debt of 26.988 billion, far above last year’s figures, despite higher receipts from miscellaneous internal revenue and income taxes. Emergency outlays have been smaller than Roosevelt’s January budget forecast.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Government Expenditures Fall Then Rise With Receipts
Routine government spending dropped from 4 742 457 978 to 8 031 195 747 with the higher total only lightly offset by year end receipts and no date provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeass
Harriman Hosiery Mills Close After Blue Eagle Revocation
Harriman Tennessee hosiery mill closed its plant after the Blue Eagle was withdrawn by the NRA in April for alleged code violations. About 663 workers were discharged as a result. The dispute began with a strike by 300 employees over union activities and bargaining, with the National Labor Board hearing the case in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Tenn
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Blue Eagle
NRA
National Labor Board
United Textile Workers’ Union
Sorority Chooses Austin for 1935 Convention
Theta Sigma Phi the national honorary journalism sorority voted at its closing session to hold its next convention in Austin Texas. The decision was announced in Indianapolis on June 26 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Theta Sigma Phi
Austin
Texas
Mrs White Wins Suit Over Policy Value
Mrs. D. D. White was granted a verdict in district court on Thursday against Manhattan Life Insurance Company and others. The suit sought the paid up value of the policy held by her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. White
Manhattan Life Insurance Company Et al
Filter System Install Planned in Bryan
E B Ellis an erection engineer for the International Filter company of Chicago has arrived in Bryan to supervise the water plant filter system installation. Work is expected to be completed in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Ellis
International Filter Company of
Chicago
Bryan
Licensed to Marry Haines and Jen nings in county office
County Clerk Clyde Goen issued marriage licenses to G. B. Haines and Juanita Jennings. George Toplin and Dora L. Day were also granted licenses, listed as Negroes in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Haines
Juanita Jennings
Clyde Goen
George Toplin
Dora L. Day
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New York
Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Austria
Miss Tufver
Sally Tufverson
Olive Tufts
Agnes Tufverson
Poderjay
Hope Son
Associated Press
P. S. Park
Norita Womack
Linton
C. L. Baker
West 24Th Street
Newel Smith
Young People’s Federation
Hearne Man
Capitol
R. W. Barry
A, RW Barry
Reliance and Steele’s
American Legion
Joseph Welden Bailey Jr
Luther A. Johnson
American Legion Home
U.S
Mrs. White
Gulf State Ice Service
Gulf States Ice Service
Gulf States Utilities Co
Gulf
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