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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
6
A collection of home kitchen instructions includes preparing chicken pieces with butter, liver spread with vegetables, orange honey cereal coating, wilted dandelion greens, apple fritters, a hearty chicken gumbo soup, nut-reissen cake batter, orange icing, and related steps. Recipes list ingredients, ratios, and cooking methods for each dish.
Thelston Carroll of Stephen F. Austin High School was named one of the forwards on the all-state basketball team by a statewide panel. The Bryan star joined forwards Tynes of San Jacinto and Carroll with Delma Clark of Temple and Carl Abee of Brackenridge, plus guards Kenneth Clark of Temple.
Tyler Haswell, chairman of the Bryan Cemetery Association, announces the regular March board meeting will be held Thursday at 10 o clock in the City Hall council chamber. All members urged to attend. An Eagle Wan Ad invites disposal of old furniture or articles.
Dr Humbert argues Texas can boost long staple cotton by ensuring higher prices for quality fiber. He cites hog round selling and marketing ignorance as barriers, urging improved community production and marketing systems. Rotary luncheon attendees include numerous local leaders and guests.
Texas A and M baseball announces a 16 game Southwest Conference slate under Coach Higginbotham. Home and away balance, eight at each site, with key clashes versus Baylor Rice Texas and SMU. The team aims to defend last season’s conference title on the mound with dependable pitchers.
The firm states it will not be responsible for any debt incurred in connection with its contract with the State Highway Department Job No 4711 on Highway 6 Brazos County Texas unless authorized by a written order signed by President J. D. George or Secretary L. S. Tedford. The Eagle will print for clean white cotton Rao.
An advertisement touts a new method to heal varicose veins without operations injections or enforced rest. It claims rapid relief from swelling and a quick return to normal activity for those not bedridden and promises a money back if not satisfied.
Mary Martha Black daughter of Dr Jno W Black and Mrs Black received high praise from Southwestern University Georgetown for originality and ease of writing. Born in Bryan she attended Bryan schools and Stephen F Austin and excelled in the Glee Club and church work while pursuing a Christian service path.
City figures show 2109 valuation at charter limit. Houston borrowing for the year near 3.5 million, interest rate 5 percent vs 1 previously. Bonded debt 37 million this year, 86 million in 1931. Assessed valuations about 325 million this year and 330.5 million next. Interest and sinking fund projected at 4.1 million vs 2.0 million last year. San Antonio to raise taxes after 500 thousand tied to City Central Bank issues. City debt near 17 million, with 1188 outstanding.
The report details multiple Texas cities adjusting budgets for 1931 32 with tax rates ranging from 1.5 to 2.70 per 100. Beaumont Austin Port Arthur Sherman Pampa Plainview and Bryan clubs set fiscal goals debt levels and sinking funds listed. Officials discuss revenue sources tax collection declines and bond redemptions while Lions Club plans a banquet with International President Julien C Hyer visiting Bryan.
A speaker warned that years of low spirits defy prediction and urged reasoned thinking. He compared modern distress to a burning theatre crowd and cited an 1857 editorial showing human nature’s constancy. Huntsville musicians then performed a quartet under Mrs. Brentzel’s direction.
Dayton woman Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen for losing 10 pounds in seven days. She advises taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as the safe quick method. The ad promotes a four week supply sold at drugstores with a money back guarantee if results fail.
A bold boast from a local tradesman promising top quality carpentry on every order. The note highlights reliable service and satisfaction with strong language aimed at attracting customers.
The Eagle lists candidates for July primaries statewide and county offices. Names include Lee J. Rountree re election for State Representative 26th District A S McSwain re election for County Judge Jess B McGee Guy Harris Frank Worsham D Paul Dansby Jess Conlee Clyde Goen Roy Montgomery J B Reed Oak McKenzie Guy F Boyett Raymond P Todd John Kalinec Fred A Wehrman Chas De Stefano Claude A Buchanan Pat Patterson J Sidney Smith.
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