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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

6

Brazos County Club Notes Promote Farm Plan and Livestock

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes highlight alternating corn and peas as soil improvement, aligning with the A M Farm Plan. Swine expert Reighenbrecht cites a Texas farmer using peas for pasture to produce meat, while a local woman sells tomatoes via Farmers Market. The piece notes encampment plans, home garden work, and a need for cold storage to fatten and preserve meat.

E. M. Reigenbrecht Extension Service Texas

Rain Beefs Up Crops as Local Pageants Work

A improving Friday rain boosts crops and truck patches while residents report canning corn and peas. Local families and visitors from Hearne Bryan Wheelock and Kurten enjoy social visits and outdoor activities as Rev. Burke preaches and hunts are noted with little luck.

J. T. Cross Hearne Lester Moore W. C. Hill Dorothy Maurice Lillian KE. J. Payne H. M. Free Jimmie Murphy Ansul Duncan Bryan Jodie Murphy Rev. Burke Wheelock Joe Opersteiy Johnnie Wymola Lois Thurman Ruth Fay McDonald Donald Leigman Roy Eliott W. J. McDonald John Hawkins J. A. Wilson Floyd Moore Frank Rychlik Kurten Tda Closs Ada

Summer Curing Of Meat Demonstration In Grimes County

County and home demonstration agents led a first of its kind summer meat curing demonstration in Navasota with 59 hogs slaughtered and stored. Experts from A and M College aided, with other county agents and officials from Brazos and neighboring counties in attendance.

Brazos County C. L. Benson Blanche Brown Navasota W. S. Ross Grimes County Ross A. and M. College Bowden Anderson Dad Carpenter Walker County Owen W. Sherrill Reconstruction Finance Corporation of Dallas J. W. Bush Waller County W. I. Glass Montgomery County B. F. Vance Madison County Sterling Evans Extension Department of College Station

Grocery Changes Hands and Moves to Remain Open

Sumner Kirby and Joe Patro na la have purchased the Luke and Charley Grocery and will move from the Eugene Edge and Son building to the Pin Money store. The store stays open during the move with a future opening date to be announced. Kirby has worked at Luke and Charley since opening. Patro na la has years at Campus Grocery.

Sumner Kirby Joe Patronella Luke and Charley Grocery Eugene Edge and Son Pin Money Store Kirby Luke and Charley Mr. Patronella College Station Luke Patronella Charley Opersteny Luke Charley Bryan

Bryan's First Rodeo Planned for July 4 at Forrest Field

Bryan's first rodeo of 1932 will be held Monday night July 4 at Forrest Field with a street parade at 6 and rodeo starting at 8. Supervisors F. D. Smith and Chas Palermo announce bucking steers and horses with $1 to riders, $2 for top and popper, roper entries $1 with $3 premium.

Bryan Forrest Field F. D. Smith Chas. Palermo Roper

Fire threat ends with no damage to Fountain coupe

Fire endangered the automobile of J. M. Fountain in Moehlman garage area on Friday but firefighters extinguished the blaze without any damage or injuries.

J. M.fountain Moehlman

Prospect School’s Eight Month Chronicle of a Busy Year

A rural Texas school recounts an ambitious eight month period from October 15 1981 with fifty three pupils and two teachers. Activities include a successful American Legion Fair booth built from inexpensive materials, a busy Thanksgiving program, Santa Claus visit and Christmas tree, county events at A and M College, basketball team efforts, 4-H club projects and a final May graduation with a friendship quilt and a Cargill String Band concert.

United States State of Texas Santa Claus Bryan George Washington Sam Manning Morris Beal W. S. Howell M. College Ball Steep Hollow Brazos County State Capitol C. L. Benson Houston Lee J. Fountree D. J. McDonald Cargill String Band A. and

Bryan City Manager Addresses Austin Group

City Manager R. G. Williams urged better citizen familiarity with municipal government in a speech to the Young Men’s Business League of Austin. He called for department conferences to improve efficiency in government operations.

Bryan Austin Group R. G. Williams Young Men's Business League of Austin Williams

Gas theft case nets county suspect in costly crime

Tom Butler, a Black man, pleaded guilty to stealing gas from a county tractor and paid a fine plus costs totaling 17.50 dollars. Arrested Tuesday night on Sandy Point road by Constable Horace Reed, the case follows reports of missing fuel from road machinery in the area and a county watch leading to Butler’s capture.

Tom Butler J. T. McGee Sandy Point Horace Reed Butler

Galveston Salesman Oliver J. Parks Visits Family

Oliver J. Parks of Galveston is in town today visiting his father and friends while making this part of his territory as salesman.

Oliver J. Parks Galveston

Bentleys return from three week auto trip through nine states

Mrs M R Bentley and Mr Bentley completed a 21 day tour covering Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri Illinois Indiana Ohio and more. They studied soil conservation at multiple stops and attended agr engineering conferences. Their daughter Ann accompanied them to Oklahoma.

Texas Middle West Mississippi M. R. Bentley Bentley Texarkana Bentleys Ozarks Hot Springs Fayetteville Arkansas Mrs. Bentley Stillwater Okla Columbus Ohio Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri Illinois Indiana New England California American Society of Agricultural Engineers U. S Ann Oklahoma Bryan Miss Bentley Oklahoma City Ada

Wilkerson Clinic Expands Private Patient Rooms

The Wilkerson Clinic increases capacity by converting former living quarters into hospital rooms for private patients. Doctors Walton and Perry move to new duplexes on College Road. The facility adds a delivery room for obstetrics, a diathermic violet ray unit, and a radio knife for specialized surgery, with linoleum flooring to finish the ground floor and new offices and waiting areas to serve the public.

Wilkerson Clinic L. O. Wilkerson Turner T. Walton Said Perry Walton L. C. Wilkerson

The Eagle Pays for Clean White Cotton Rags

The Eagle advertises compensation for clean white cotton rags. The notice promises payment to sellers and invites readers to bring rags to designated locations for purchase. The wording suggests a local rag collection program.

Eagle

Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks Friday Update

Local column lists movements and visits of Bryan residents and visitors. Notables include W E Astin and daughter Jane Astin now in Houston, northern travels by Malcolm McInnis and Nell Morris through Gulf States to Virginia and Chicago for the Democratic convention, Mrs B C Jones returning from Galveston, Miss Alice Burtis from New Orleans, and educators Nina Henry and Ray Montgomery summering near Boulder Colorado. Also noted are Ed Sebesta and Frank Orsak in town, and Mrs Linton Robinson hosting guests with relatives in Bryan.

W. E. Astin Mumford Bryan Houston Ford M. Tyler Jane Astin Malcolm McInnis Ned Morris Nell Gulf States Virginia Chicago B. C. Jones Fred Herman Galveston J. Earl Porter Caldwell Alice Burtis New Orleans Ross Dean Fred Pearson Lucian G. Sandifer Wilkerson Clinic Ed Sebesta Frank Orsak Snook E. R. Bryant Temple Penney Lee Ross Blohm Regina Canada Oak McKenzie Washington Avenue Havana Cuba McKenzie Blohm United States Linton Robinson Robertson R. W. Broach Lena Mae Broach Lyons James A. Davis Big Spring Broach

Health Committee Meeting Set For Saturday Afternoon

Brazos County Health Committee will hold its regular meeting Saturday at 3 30 in the county health nurse office at the courthouse. Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton the county health nurse said no further notice will be given.

Brazos County

Les Akers to Speak in McLennan County June 30

J. E. Stanford the Texas editor for the Southern Agriculturist known nationally as Les Akers humorist has accepted an invitation to speak at Spring Valley McLennan County Thursday June 30 at 8 30 p m at a community club meeting.

J. E. Stanford Texas Southern Agriculturist Les Akers Spring Valley McLennan County

Jackson Family Returns Home After Bry an Visit

Mr and Mrs F H Jackson and their three children of Milano returned home today after spending several days visiting relatives in Bry an and the Reliance community.

F. H. Jackson Milano Bryan Reliance

Greenville committee inspects Forrest Field flood lights

Coach Frnka leads a three man Greenville committee to examine Forrest Field in Bryan noting favorable reports and considering similar night game flood light upgrades for Greenville.

Committee OF Greenville Forrest Field Frnka Greenville Bryan

Cochran Tops U S Life Insurance Sales in June

Charles C Cochran received notice that in June he sold more life insurance for his company than any other agent in the United States and won a straw hat. He joined the company February 1.

Cochran United States

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Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department J. W. Sylvester Prospect Kurten Community Meeting Barron Club W. S. Barron Wm. Manthei Wixon Bermuda Manthei Jim Francis Edge Prospect School Ipper Cordell Hull Tennessee Madison Street Bryan, Texas James V. Allied Legionnaire J. H Cyclone Davis Chevrolet McLennan CO THE Real Hat Shop Miss Harriett D, Parker Lena Wetter
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