Coolidge Addresses Nations Rise In Prosperity Prospects
President-elect Coolidge speaks at the Capitol pledge to cut taxes and curb government spending while maintaining a strong military. He stresses American economy, world peace, and adherence to international law, urging restraint and self-help in foreign affairs. He defends party responsibility and constitutional rights as guiding principles.
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United States
Coolidge
America
Europe
Asia
Mr. Coolidge
Cotton prices and soil improvement push in Brazos Bottoms
Oklahoma farmer editor Carl Williams warns bankers over planting cotton amid drought risk and 15 cent prices. Mississippi study favors crop rotation with higher seed cotton yield. Brazos County farmers plan wide-row corn and peas to improve soil. Local dairyman Carl Wipprecht shines in Ton-Litter contest. A Louisiana 18-year-old produced nearly three bales per acre under careful fertilization. Sir Daniel Hall warns agriculture underpins food security and warns against over rapid town growth.
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Carl Williams
Oklahoma Farmer-Stockman
Oklahoma
Mississippi Experiment Station
Mississippi
Brazos’ County
F. E. Jones
Route 5
Tom Benbow
Solon Morgan
Joe Holik J
Carl Wipprecht
Brazos County
Claud Craighead
Athens
Louisiana
Claude W. Davis
Bryan Delphian Chapter Announces Guest Day Program
Mrs. Thomas Lundin, president, invites all Bryan and College women's clubs to a Guest Day meeting Friday March 6 at 3 p.m. in the Carnegie Library auditorium.
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Bryan Delphian
Thomas Lundin
Carnegie Library
Bryan and
College
Tabor Girls Club Meets for Cake Baking and Guest Talks
The Tabor girls club held a 2:30 PM meeting with full attendance. They baked a large angel food cake under Mrs. W. G. Colson’s supervision and heard talks from I. W. Hill and other officials on club work and rural uplift.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Tabor
W. G. Colson
Laura Belle Roten
Mary Locke
I. W. Hill
Washington, D. C
A. W. Buchanan
C. L. Benson
R. W. Persons
Sam E. Eberstadt
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Freddie Conrad
Benson
Mr. Hill
Hill
England
Superintendent Madison Hall Attends NAEs Cincinnati Meet
The Department of Superintendents of the National Education Association met in its 56th annual session in Cincinnati Ohio from February 21 to 26. Nearly 14 000 men attended the meeting.
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Department of Superintendents
The
National Education Association
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheriff Conlee Captures Alleged Car Thief from San Antonio
Sheriff Jess Conlee reports the capture of Fritz Walls, alleged car thief from San Antonio, tied to a November 23 theft. Walls is to be tried in this county, with local witnesses backing the case and evidence cited by the sheriff.
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Jess Conlee
San Antonio
The
Eagle
College
Fritz Walls
Conlee
Resident of Steele's Store Pleads Guilty to Auto Part Theft
Lee Bolmanski of near Mudville pleaded guilty before Judge W. C. Davis in district court to stealing two car cushions and other parts from an auto in Bryan over the past two weeks. He was arrested Sunday by Constable J. D. Conlee Sr. Bolmanski paid about $30 in fines and costs and restitution for several parts, with roughly $25 in damages on unreturned items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bolmanski
Mudville
W. C. Davis
Bryan
J. D. Conlee, Sr
Bolmanski
Tabor Tidbits Highlights Weekend Socials
Warm spell hints at spring in Tabor as residents and visitors share dances visits and church events. Notables include Walter Lindsey and family from Bryan George Dixon of Franklin and Bill McWhorter of Iola. The Wellborn play Home Ties impressed at the schoolhouse.
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Bryan
Tabor
Mar
Walter Lindsey
George Dixon
Franklin
Bill McWhorter
Iola
John Barnes
Frank Merka
Benchley
Mangus
Ola Henry
Connor
Kings Highway
R. Rice
George Broach
Frank Worsham
Bessie Worsham
Steep Hollow
Cottonwood Church
Wellborn
First Christian church cancels Wednesday prayer meeting
Absence of A L Page and other revivals lead Rev L Guy Ament to cancel the regular Wednesday night prayer meeting. A.L. Page and Rev Bernard Pos visited Edge Saturday night and will return next Saturday for another lecture.
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A. L. Page
First Christian Church
C. A. Medberry
Dallas
College Station
Medberry
F. B. Clark
College Park
Mary
Emma and
Harriett Smith
Katherine Leigh
Huntsville
Robert F. Smith
Scoville
Rotary District Governor H Rogers speaks on service and optimism
In Bryan Rotary Club, District Governor Harry Rogers of San Antonio urges members toward new vision and deeper service. He highlights education, intelligent service in daily work, and optimistic progress, urging attendance at the Galveston district convention and praising Rotary’s youth programs.
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Bryan
S. Moylan Bird
Roy Danforth
William Griffin
F. L. Henderson
Harry Rogers
San Antonio
Rotary International
Henderson
Rotary
Rogers
Galveston
Edward Bok
Asume
Mr. Rogers
Pat M. Neff
Rotary Club
Waco
Boston University
Gray
Darwin
United States
France
February Meeting of L. S. Ross Chapter U D C
The L. S. Ross Chapter U D C met at Mrs. Egbert Jones home with joint hostesses Mrs. Jones Mrs. Park Mrs. Mattie Smith and Mrs. W. A. Withers. Reports were given including treasury and history essay contest plans. Guests Mrs. Regenbrecht and Mrs. D. S. Buchanan attended with a musical program and refreshment service followed by announcements for the March gathering.
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Egbert Jones
Jones
P. S. Park
Mattie B. Smith
W. A. Withers
L. S. Ross
Walter J. Higgs
Webb Howell
Mesdames Howell
M. K. Thorton
F. L. Henderson
E. W. Crenshaw
L. L. McInnis
Reliance Club Meeting Focuses on Clothing subject
The Reliance home demonstration club met with Mrs C H Mathis on March 19. Guests and members discussed clothing and other topics, reporting a successful gathering. The next meeting is set for March 5 at Mrs C N Shealy’s home.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Reliance
Laura Belle Roten
C. H. Mathis
Mesdames FE. L. Lindsey
G. W. Saxon
J. W. Crenshaw
J. J Riley
Robert Riley
C. N. Shealy
George Jones
J. M. Riley
W. C. Horton
J. S. Morgan
J. C. Carroll
T. B. Smith
W. T. Jones
Elizabeth Mathis
J. T. Smith
L. Romer
J. C. Jones
J. C. Mathis
Essie Shealy
Mary Opresteny
Ophelia Riley
Bessie Crenshaw
Julia Mathis
Mabel Carroll
Alma Mathis
Alice Carroll
Maxie Mathis
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree Speaks at Allen Academy Chapel
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree spoke at Allen Academy chapel services this morning at 9 o clock. The event highlighted the school’s religious observance and community gathering attendance.
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Lee J. Rountree
Allen Academy
Mrs Henry Locke Visits San Antonio For Short Visit
Mrs Henry Locke traveled to San Antonio today for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
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Henry Locke
San Antonio
D O K K Elects For New Year At Meet
At a well attended Bryan D O K K Club meeting held at the Sanitary Barber Shop officers for the year were elected. J R Fain was named president with Jnc A Moore vice president P A Tardy secretary treasurer Robt D McCulloch sergeant at arms A B Ewing inner guard C E Griesser outer guard Hon Oak McKenzie trustee three year term R M Dansby trustee two year term I Maniloff trustee one year term. J R Fain was elected club representative to Tex Temple. An auditing committee of Chas C Crawford R M Dansby I Maniloff was appointed. A bylaws committee of Jno A Moore C S Beckwith and P A Tardy was chosen to draft by laws for submission next Monday night and later sent to Elex Temple in Houston for approval.
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Bryan D. O. K. K
Sanitary Barber Shop
J. R. Fain
Jnc. A. Moore
P. A. Tardy
Robt. D. McCulloch
Sargeant At Arms
A. B. Ewing
C. E. Griesser
Qak McKenzie
Elex Temple
Houston
Honor Roll Attendance in Methodist Sunday School Primary
List of primary department students who were not absent during February at the Methodist Sunday School. The rainfall prevented a larger attendance. Read names include Kirby Joyce McKenzie Genevieve Robinson Billie Patterson Linton Jones Ruth Neeley George Barnes Daid Alsebrook Alf Patterson Oak McKenzie.
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Methodist Sunday School
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Genevieve Robinson
Billie Patterson
Linton Jones
Ruth Neeley
George Barnes
Daid Alsebrook
Alf Patterson
Oak McKenzie
Bryan Gun Club elects officers for new year
The Bryan Gun Club elected N. A. Stewart as president W. M. Wickes as vice president and field captain J. H. Beard secretary and Fred Cavitt treasurer for the new year The club with about 40 active members will continue weekly shoots on Tuesday afternoons at 3 o clock with a 50 target program The public is invited to attend and participate with shells and targets sold on the grounds by the club.
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Ovre
Cr. R. Estill
C. R. Estill
W. M. Wickes
Hugo Lenz
Joe Corner
F. L. Cavitt
M. A. Stewart
H. D. Wilson
N. N. Snapp
EF. W. Thompson
Walter Holden
W. E. Lewis
R. E. Jones
Capt. Montgomery
Hathaway
Herring
Frank Clarke
Harry Estill
H. C. Fulgham
Capt. Ware
O. Henderson
Ross Dean
J. H. Beard
D. Cole
R J. Cole
T. Cole Sa
Bryan
New York City Pleasure Trip For Mr and Mrs Parker
Mr and Mrs M L Parker left today for New York City to spend about three weeks on a pleasure trip.
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M. L. Parker
New York City
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Daniel Hall
Minister of Agriculture
Great Britain
Sir Hall
Tabor Girls Glub
Texas
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Bryan City
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Art
Jefferson Memorial Building
National Society For the Study of Education
Indianapolis
William S. McAndrews
Chicago
Connor Hall
West Virginia
Steele’s
W. W. Chambers
S. A. Giraud
Tyler Haswell
M. G. Buchanan
Bryan Hospital
Ile
Katie Henderson
Austin
F. L., Henderson
Katie
D. L. Wilson
Jno. W. Black
Lincolned
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
Oscar W. Goolsby
Kansas City
H. Rogers
Reliance Club
C. H
Bryan Gun Club
Department OF Methodist
Masonic Building
Payne Optical Shop
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