College Notes Highlight Activities In Houston And College Station
Mrs. W L Hughes visits Houston this week and is due back Thursday night. E G Spencer of Iowa faces double pneumonia and is not expected to live as Sherwood recovers from the flu. Miss Maxine Cook and Miss Josephine Moore live with the Crawfords while working in the experiment station and registrar’s office. Dr and Mrs S R Gammon plan to spend Thursday in Houston. Loraine Allen returns home to Dallas after visiting family in Bryan. Rev Robert Fling will preach at College Station Baptist church at 7 30 pm on the revival. Two baptisms, many rededications and one volunteer for service noted. male quartet to perform again tonight. Prof C N Shepardson returns tonight from Fort Worth after livestock events and Texas Jersey Cattle Club board meeting.
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Maxine Cook
Jessie Whitacre
Josephine Moore
Charles W. Crawford
Miss Cook
Miss Moore
College Station
Denison
Longview
Loraine Allen
Dallas
D. B. Cofer
Bryan
Robert Fling
Fort Worth
College Station Baptist Church
R. L. Brown
Luther Pearson
Walter Lloyd
Johnnie Stockton
Lloyd Smith
C. N. Shepardson
A. and M. College
Texas Jersey Cattle Club
Midland High School Band Enrollment Rises
Midland reports sixty one students enrolled in band courses as the high school band grows to forty members and will be one of the largest in the state when new students join next year.
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Midland
Midland High School
Community life notes and local visits in Bryan
A long column records visits by residents like Emmitt L McClure delivering a $1000 Brazos Mutual Insurance check to heirs of George Webb in Iola, plus many town residents at work, social events, and street scenes. It urges local business groups to organize and support community projects for progress.
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Emmitt L. McClure
McClure
Iola
Brazos Mutual Insurance Company
George Webb
Jim Cloud
Mary Lou Prinzer
John Carr
John Carr Jr
Joe Cash
H. N. Cochran
H. T. Downard
Brazos County
American Legion
Webb Buchfman
Marshall Bullock
J. H. Conway
Rotary Club Hails A&M Fire Prevention Drive
The speaker praised the A&M College training program in fire drills and prevention. He noted the statewide expansion with an expert chief directing drills in volunteer and paid departments and distributing drill outlines to 487 fire departments. Visitors included Rotarians from Hearne and Houston and Aggie backfield coach Manning Smith.
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A. and M. College
Marvin Atkins
W. A. Wilkinson
George Chatmas
F. G. Blake
Hearne
R. H. Burgess
Houston
W. F. Davis
W. A. McMath
Fort Worth
F. W. Jensen
Manning Smith
Aggie
E. W. Hooker
Walker gang trial crowds courthouse corridors
Court room crowded daily for the Walker gang trial with many people left outside. In the same page, an Eagle Want Ad promises quick disposal of an oven piece, furniture, or other article.
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Walker
Ranch Products Trading Is Off Prices Are Firm
West Texas buyers report firm prices for ranch products despite a lull in trading. Wool offers reach 83.3 cents per pound for unshorn twelve month wool with small sales at 30 cents. Mohair imports rise as shearing nears completion. Had losses of up to one million sheep predicted, with lamb crops uncertain. Goats fetch 2.50 to 3.50 per head. sheep and mohair markets show varied activity across Texas and northern Mexico.
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San Angelo
West Teggs
Wool and Mohair Company of
del Rio
O. L. McNealy
Texas
J. W. Fields
Arden
A. E. Hearne
Dick Stovall
Fischer Ranch
Sanderson
Bob Simmons
Sweetwater
Ora
Mexico
Kansas
U.S
Gus Young
Rocksprings
Sonora
Clayton Puckett
Market summary: Cotton and grains edge changes
Cotton closed nearly steady from Tuesday with a narrow range in New York trade. Wheat and corn fell modestly in Chicago and futures pared gains. May oats eased, while May corn and oats closed at 51 and 34.25 cents respectively.
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T. F. Bush & Co
New York
Chicago
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