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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
5
Local column from Bryan highlights stepp hollow and Brazos Valley farmers with mentions of canning efforts, turkey and horse news, Fourth of July plans, and a dispatch on historic Texas letters. It covers crop updates, market activity, and personal notes on residents and visitors around Bryan, Kurten, Hearne, and Rock Prairie.
Bryan prepares a big Fourth of July program with entertainment and lively activities for all. American Legion event promises a full day of amusement as residents are urged to join in the celebrations.
Five College Station men named to judge livestock classes at the State Fair of Texas Otto Herold announces. J H Knox will judge Short horn Jerseys dairy cattle judged by S Staples D W Williams swine judged by Johnston Sheep goats mules and others shown with beef cattle in first week and dairy show later. The 5th Southwest Dairy Show will feature a regional Jersey Cattle Club show covering eleven southern states.
Chas Ramsey was elected grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias Lodge No 476 in a regular officer election Monday night Other officers named include Frank Sramek vice chancellor J B Covington prelate R Pat Patronella master of work Joe Patronella keeper of records and seal Chas Todaro master of finance Mike Altimore master of exchequer F B Patronella inner guard Peter Banano outer guard They will be installed July 11.
Residents report a man, unknown to them, posing as a gas company inspector and gaining entry to homes. The Community Gas Company confirms no inspector is at work, offering no clear motive for the impersonation, with burglary suspected.
Complaint cites bag worm damage to arbor vitae and cedar trees in Bryan. County Agent C L Benson recommends thorough spraying with arsenate of lead at one pound per 50 gallons of water for effective control.
Monday's Daily highlights visitors and departures with a Rotary convention note. J. F. Casey, Bryan Rotary Club president, travels Seattle for national events while friends and relatives in Bryan host and visit across many trips to Houston Galveston Dallas Waco and Corpus Christi.
A farmer named Bruce living near the old San Antonio Trail in Benchley, Robertson County, was fatally stabbed by a man named Hedike after a poultry dispute. County officers were not notified of the incident.
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