Bronchos Schedule Home Football Games for 1982
The Stephen F. Austin Bronchos football schedule for 1982 is set. Home games at Forrest Field under lights include Mexia Caldwell Temple John Reagan San Jacinto Sam Houston Jeff Davis Georgetown Milby with most games on Sept 30 to Nov 24 and several road dates in Houston and Goose Creek.
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Stephen F. Ausge
Forrests
Bryans
Mexia
Temple
Thetown
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Estonix
Forrest Field
Bryan
Caldwell
John Reagan
San Jacinto
Hous
Goose Creek
Goose
Jeff Davis
Georgetown
Milby
Houston
Market Problems to Be Discussed At Short Course
Short course at Texas A M College July 25 30 will cover market and production problems facing cotton farmers. E A Miller Extension agronomist outlines two full programs and two others focusing on cotton problems, soil erosion tilizers crop rotation and farm organization. Noted speakers include A B Cox John T Kagan Robinson B S Burr District and A K Short from Texas and federal agencies.
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Ollege Station
Texas Cotton Far
Texas A. M. College
E. A. Miller
Sion Service Agronomist
Addin
Evice
Texas Agricultural Expectation
A. B. Cox
Bureau of Ss Research
University of Xas
John T. Kagan
Bureau Ofricultural Economics
United Stes Department of Agriculture
Mrs J W Coulter Celebrates 81st Birthday in Bryan
Neighbors and friends gathered at East 26th Street home to extend wishes to Mrs. J W Coulter on her 81st birthday. Flowers gifts telegrams and a white embossed cake from Eliza Ann Bradley highlighted a day of affection and community esteem for a longtime Bryan resident born June 22, 1851 in Tennessee.
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W. Coulter
East 26Th Street
Mrs. Coulter
Bryan
Elizabh Ann Bradley
Coulter
Tenne
Texas
John Robinson
Downard
Intend to Marry J D Binford and Lena Lewis Notice
Brazos county resident J D Binford and Lena Lewis filed a notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess Hases on Wednesday. The notice records their plan to wed and names the parties involved.
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J. D. Binford
Lena Lewis
Brazos County
Jess Hases
Funeral at Rosebud for ex Brazos woman
Funeral services were held Monday June 18 in the Methodist church at Rosebud for Mrs. Sarah J. Duke Richardson who died Sunday morning at the family home in Barclay after a long illness. Interment was made in Woodland cemetery at Rosebud. Mrs. Richardson, a former resident of Brazos county, was born January 17 1845 near La Fayette Tennessee.
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Rosebud
Sarah J. Duke Richardson
Barclay
Woodland Cemetery
Richardson
Brazos County
LaFayette
Tenn
Grasshopper War Brings County Action and Poison Mash Plan
As grasshopper migrations threaten crops, farm agents report the pest’s spread across the state. County courts buy Paris green for farmers at cost to defend fields, while officials advise a poisoned bran mash formula using bran, arsenic, salt, amyl acetate and molasses to control the invasion.
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R. R. Reppert
Union of BY PU's Of First Baptist Elects Officers
A Wednesday evening meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs R A Eads outlined summer plans and elected new officers for the Union of the BY PU's of the First Baptist church. Officers include President J H Binney Vice President R A Eads Bible reading leader Mrs T A Sweeney Recording secretary Mrs J H Binney Treasurer Mrs N R Smith Pianist Mrs Travis B Bryan and group captains Mrs Henry Wheeles H L Camp A E Finley.
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Fellowship Union
First Baptist Church
R. A. Eads
Haswell Drive
J. H. Binney
T. A. Sweeney
N. R. Smith
Travis B. Bryan
Henry Wheeles
H. L. Camp
A. E. Finley
H. L. Durham
Till Is Tapped By Employer To Warn Employees
A local filling station operator simulated a robbery by emptying the cash drawer to illustrate to an employee how a theft could occur when the till window was unscreened. The employee, after serving a customer, found the drawer missing money and notified police. The operator met officers en route and explained the demonstration. The worker agreed the point was proven.
Civic-minded Mrs. Buchanan Bryan noted for community work
Profiles Mrs. A. J. Buchanan Bryan as a key civic leader in Brazos County. She chairs local and state groups, aids the Red Cross, and hosts veterans. The piece also highlights Dr. Mangelsdorf and Texas corn research expanding yields through hybrid breeding and new sweet corn varieties.
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A. J. Buchanan
Bryan
Brazos County
Buchanan
Texas Livestock Industry and Dr Schmidt Foremost in Veterinary Work
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Station credits three-fourths of Texas grazing land to livestock, especially sheep, beef cattle, and Angora goats. Dr Hubert Schmidt leads the veterinary division, succeeding Dr Mark Francis, with a record of innovations against diseases such as the down in the back and a skin infectious disease in lambs and kids. He and his team drive practical controls through immunizations and studies of plant poisoning and other major livestock illnesses.
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Texas
London Bridge
United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
P. C. Mangelsdorf
Kansas State College
Harvard University
Mangelsdorf
Dr. Man
Dr. Mangelsdorf
E. M. East
Harvard
Mark Francis
Hubert Schmidt
Doctor Schmidt
Comfort
A. and M. College of Texas
Royal Veterinary School
Berlin
Texas Experiment Station
Gulf Coast
Deeter Schmidt
Havely
Lot
F. D. Fuller
Frederick D. Fuller
Hanover
New Hampshire
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
University of New Hampshire
New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester
Mass
Fuller
New York State Experiment Station
New York
Association of Official Agricultural Chemists of
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Cattle Food and Grain Investigation Laboratory
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Prime Feed Company
Indiana
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
Lafayette
Purdue University
Ediac
Themerican Feed Manufacturers Association
Will Gibbs a Bryan leader with deep local ties
Will Gibbs born in Bryan and raised there with strong church and civic commitments. He heads into business alongside his father in shoes and menswear while serving as a Bryan Chamber director and leading Masonic and Methodist activities.
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Bryan
Will K. Gibbs
W. F. Gibbs
Will Gibbs
Waco
Macon
Brazos
Bryan and Brazos County
Fox chased by eight hounds near Bryan ranch
Eight hounds pursued a gray fox for nearly six hours over 100 acres along the Reliance road near Bryan. The fox raided chicken roosts and killed 30 of 34 White Leghorn hens at R. L. Jones home five miles from Bryan. The hunt ended when the fox was caught near Jones residence as he planned to mount the trophy. Walter Wipprecht marked his 50th commencement anniversary at A and M College in June and remains business manager there.
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J. H. Dowling
Wellborn
Itallacounty
Mississippi
Texas
Kurtengin
Main Street
Bryan Sanday
Aljlon Smith
R. L. Jones
Bryan
Reliance Road
Walter Wipprecht
A. and M. College
Wipprecht
Burleson and Brazos County Notice of Intent to Wed
Tellie Torris and Satalina with opera title Burleson county along with Charles Hines and Lillie of Brazos county filed a notice with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday showing their intention to marry.
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Tellie Torris
Satalina
Burleson County
Charles Hines
Lillie
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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Sam Houston
Lany
Bryan Woman
Union of
BY Pu’s of
First Baptist
A. & M. College
College Station
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Society of the Sigma Xi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
South Central States Association of Food, Feed, Drug and Health Officials
First Presbyterian Church
Brazos River
A. and
M. College
Sam Nuche
Johnnie Hebron
Riverside
Track
B. W. Richards
Grimes County
Alabama
Mrs. Richards
Bedias
Sankey Park Diamonds
Eagle Want Ac
F. D. Smith
Sam Palermo