Brazos County girls among Gold Star trip contestants
District 6 selects 15 contestants from 10 counties for Gold Star and Washington trip. Brazos county is represented by Adel Churik Emma Regmund and Edel Gerke with other names from Washington Milam Harris and Wharton counties. Brazos County Home Demonstration Council holds meeting March 11 at 1 30 p m in the county courthouse jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Adel Churik
King’s Highway
Emma Regmund
Edel Gerke
Kurten
Sadie Hatfield
Ruby North
Washington County
Lillie Ahrens
Lillie Hendricks
Wharton County
Mary Lee Hine
Milam County
Doris Pledger
Harris County
Zelene Kettler
Elsie Blum
Florence Klingspoon
Edna Broecker
Louise Graeber
Alma Fiesler
Irma Patzke
Washington
Mamie Fischer
Mabel Evard
Rosa Quebe
Shifting Sands Uncover Traces Of Old Massacre
Pecos Texas March 7 old timers near Monahans recall a 1883 massacre when a wagon train led by John Cutter Jim Marshall and Sam Brandon vanished as shifting dunes bury the site Willow Springs. Relics like irons pots and arrowheads surface briefly before the sands reclaim the scene a reminder of frontier violence.
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Pecos
Monahans
Texas
Willow Springs
California
Rockies
John Cutter
Jim Marshall
Sam Brandon
President Walton to address college staff dinner
President T C Walton will address the college staff and their wives at a dinner Thursday evening at 9 30 o clock in the College Hall according to bulletin notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
T. C. Walton
Ata
Colless
Feebapetaneat
Typewriter Yellow Second Shoot or Sale at Raple Prints
A brief sale notice appears for a second shoot event at Raple Prints featuring typewriter themed items. The notice emphasizes a limited window for buyers to access rare prints and select works. Affiliated sellers promote early attendance and exclusive deals on pressed documents and vintage typing machines.
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Raple
Shenandoah Campaign Described to Bryan Lions Today
Captain Orr of A and M outlines General Jackson Shenandoah strategy to Bryan Lions. Orr argues McClellan reaching Richmond might have ended the war earlier. New members Frank Anderson and Carl Sprague join, with Allen Academy cadets and local guests featured in a Lions luncheon program.
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Shenandoah
Jackson
Bryan Lions
Orr
A-M
Raymond Orr
A. and M. College
Andrew “Stonewall” Jackson
Peninsula
Richmond
Shenandoah Valley
Port Republic
R. A. McDaniel
McClellan
Captain Orr
Freemont
Shields
General Jackson
Lions Club
Frank Anderson
Texas A. and
Carl T. Sprague
Texas
Fred Hale
Carl Sprague
Herschel Burgess
Lion H. P. Black
Nelson Fuller
Sons of Lions
Allen Academy
William Copenhaver
Larry Ayres
Thomas Black
Lamar Jones
Kurten
Fish heavy diet notes and baked stuffed fish recipes
Denton across February details the protein rich value of fish and iodine benefits, plus methods to cook fresh and preserved fish. It lists breakfast lunch and dinner menus including fish chowder baked stuffed fish baked tomatoes and meat loaf with specific ingredients and steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Son of Roosevelt Excites Suspicion Driving Old Auto
A dilapidated touring car drew up at the White House. A police sergeant questioned the young driver who identified himself as John Roosevelt, son of the family, prompting curiosity about his identity and relation to Theodore Roosevelt’s lineage.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Sam
Polaid
Miss Josephine Crate Joins Dallas Crop Loans Division
Bryan readers learn Miss Josephine Crate has been employed in Dallas by the Rh IC crop production loans division. Her office is in the Interurban Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Josephine Crate
Dallas
Rh. IC. Crop Production Loans
Interurban
Adopt Want Ad As a New Deal
The classified want ads offer thrifty buying, selling, renting and trading options for individuals and families aligning with the national new deal. Read the offerings on the classified page to find items you can offer or acquire and prosper.
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Makng
Live-at-Home Campaign Planned by Texas A and M Extension
Texas A and M Extension launches a 1933 live-at-home program targeting 100,000 farmers with Federal crop loans and Farm Land Bank clients to demonstrate self-sufficiency. Director Martin highlights 16,000,000 quarts canned and 3,000,000 pounds dried in 1932, urging expanded demonstrations, with 2,535 pork demonstrations and 16,875 farmers involved in 1932.
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College Station
O. B. Martin
Texas A & M. College Extension Service
Federal Farm Land Bank
Texas
H. TL. Williamson
Mildred Horton
Martin
Texans Named for Roosevelt Administration Posts
Washington March 7 Postmaster General Farley announced slow appointments to ensure efficient personnel. Four assistant postmaster generals named include Silliman Evans of Fort Worth as fourth assistant. Roosevelt also named Rexford Tugwell to be assistant Secretary of Agriculture. Chesley Jurney of Waco selected by Democrats as sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, replacing David S. Barry. Jurney has long served in congressional secretarial roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farley
Roosevelt
Senate
Joseph €. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
William W. Jones
South Dakota
Clinton B. Eilenberwer
Pennsylvania
Silliman Evans
Fort Worth
Rexford G. Tugwell
New York
Chesley Jurney
Waco
Ben
United States Senate
David S. Barry
Congress
Copeland
Jurney
Bob Henry
Culberson
Ab Arnks
Farewell Is Said By Washington to Late Sen Walsh
Washington mourns Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana with a state funeral in the senate chamber. President Roosevelt Chief Justice Hughes and other dignitaries attend as Archbishop Curley presides. The late senator's widow Nieves Perez de Truffin of Havana also attends.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Roosevelt
Montana
United States
Senate
Miami
Washington
Senora Mina Perez Chaumont de Truffin
Havana
Cuba
Chicago
Associated Press
Marcial Truffin
John Walsh
Helena
Walsh
Resurrection
Wheeler
Kendrick
Wyoming
Schall
Minnesota
Frazier
North Dakota
Sen. Walsh
Hughes
Supreme Court
Congress
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Lees
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
John McNamara
Senora Nieves Perez Chaumont de Truffin
Now I Feel Full of Pep Says Women
Hundreds of women report the medicine steadies nerves aids appetite and sleep relieves headaches and backaches and makes trying days endurable. If you are not as well as you want to be, get a bottle from your depot today.
Hog farming expands with 93 farmers in Wheeler County
Palanced farming driven by economic conditions has increased registered hog herds in Wheeler County to eight in total. County Agent Jake Tartar reports 93 farmers raised hogs last year for the first time, marking a new level of local livestock activity.
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Shamrock
Wheeler County
Jake Tartar
Sewer Construction Underway on South College Avenue
A force of about 100 men began work this noon on the South College Avenue sewer project. The rapid progress will depend on weather, with all labor paid from R. F. C. funds.
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South College Avenue
Eagle Printing Co Offers Quick Service and Low Prices
Our job department renders quick and efficient ser vice with quality printing at reasonable prices. Eagle Printing Co invites you to give them a trial. Phones 26 or 48.
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Eagle Printing Co
Cadet Election For 33-34 Year Held At A&M
Tuesday election at Texas A and M College drew hundreds of cadets to cast ballots for yell leader Battalion editor and junior representative on the Student Publication Board. Eight candidates were listed including Connor Harding Martin Seeligson Watson Ferguson Meador Reid Kohler and O Connell with results to be announced in The Battalion Wednesday night.
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College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Yell
Pete) Connor
Houston
Jack Harding
Dallas
Connor
T. B. Goodrich
Marlin
H. Fred Martin
Harry G. Seeligson
W. M. Watson
Longview
G. M. Dent
Galveston
J. N. Ferguson
BR Paso
A. P. Meador
Waco
Irvin A. Reid
Jack Kohler
Palestine
REF
O'Connell
Battalion
Grape Land Schools Chief Visits Kraft Family
Clyde Reed, head of the Grape land schools, spent the weekend as a guest of J. H. Kraft and his family, sharing time together during the visit.
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Clyde Reed
Grapeland Schools
J. H. Kraft and Family
Bryan notes large sick list and local visits
Local items report A W Buchanan seriously ill in Bryan with relatives nearby. Mrs. Edgar Buchanan, Miss Nelley Eaves, and D. F. George of Waco visit Bryan. Miss Myrtle Robertson studies art at Baylor then Bryan lessons. Numerous relatives from Tyler Nacogdoches and Houston visit or travel through Bryan.
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Myrtle Robertson
Wwo
Baylor College
Bryan
Edgar Buchanan
Greenville
A. W. Buchanan
H. J. Kirk
Nacogdoches
Steep Hollow
Chas. W.buchanan
Tyler
Brya
Mr. Buchanan
Buchanan Sr
Pletzer Avenue
D. FE. George
Nelley Eaves
Waco
Edwin Bullock
la Salle Hote
Torbett
Marlin
Dr. Smith
Ray Jones
L. S. Reed
J. Hi. Reed
van Buren
Arks
Jesse
Slyvester Steen
W. R. McWhorter
Lola
Joseph Madden
College Road
Bettie Dowell
Houston
Jno
A. Boriskie
FE. Harris
N. L. Williams
North Zulch
R. L. Hall
Charles Foster
P. S. Park
Sam Upright
Upright
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Department of Home Economics
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Liceman
John Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Roosevelt Boy
Groton
LSH
Thomas J. WA
Extension Service
A- M
Lydia K. Pinkham
Miss Harriett D. Parker
Lena Wetter
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