Cream route to Bryan opens dairy trade with Normangee area
Building for Bryan Tomorrow outlines a new cream route from Normangee to Bryan tapping Madison and Grimes county producers. With Bryan offering 22 cents per pound butterfat for sweet and 13 cents for sour, producers foresee expanded markets and stronger regional ties. The plan aims to boost breading, poultry, and egg trade, improve highways, and foster mutual growth across Bryan and surrounding counties.
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Normangee
Bryan
Madisonville
North Zulch
Madison County
Grimes
Huntsville
Work or Not Eat Rule Tightened in Bryan Relief Plan
Relief officials report in Bryan that RFC funds and Red Cross aid require work or equivalent effort for the unemployed. Laborers who refuse farm work may be cut from relief lists, while farmers facing labor shortages can be aided to recruit workers. The policy aims to enforce work-for-support across major cities in the state.
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Good Cheer
Red Cross
Bryan
RFC Committee
RFC
Brazos County
Mission Workers From Bryan Zone Will Meet Here
Women of Zone No. 3 Huntsville District Methodist churches Bryan College Station Bedias Iola Normangee gather at First Methodist Bry an for an all day meeting on Thursday March 28. Mrs C T Cummings Normangee is president and Mrs J B Batson Normangee is secretary.
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Huntsville
Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church of
Bryan
Methodist
College Station
Bedias
Iola
Normangee
C. T. Cummings
J. B. Batson
Pneumonia Victim Laid To Rest In Bryan Cemetery
Funeral services for the pneumonia victim were held on West 30th Street with Rev. I J Blackwelder and Dr. W H Andrew in charge. Interment followed in the Cloud family lot at Bryan city cemetery. Floral tributes from friends across the state covered the grave. Pallbearers included Howard Mitchell Parker Carroll W R McCullough Roy W Nunn Frank Boriskie A E Jones and B C Allen.
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West 30Th Street
I. J. Blackwelder
Free Will Baptist Church
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Cloud
Bryan City
Howard Mitchell
Parker Carroll
W. R. McCullough
Roy W. Nunn
Frank Boriskie
A .E. Jones
B. C. Allen
Tom G. Suber
Women's Club advocates suffrage action in Brazos County
Mrs. Jane Y. McCallum urged Texas women to actively engage in state politics. A luncheon for more than 60 Brazos County women followed by a large gathering highlighted the need for government knowledge and civic participation to effect broad reform for Texas children and homes.
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Texas
Texas Legislature
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Extension Sevice
Mean
Congress
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service Club
F. B. Clark
Brazos
Brazos County Federation of Clubs
The
County Federation
Jane Y. McCallum
Extension Service
A. and M. College
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
T. C. Walton
Lucy Harrison
C. B. Martin
J. H. Collier
Mumford
Albert Buchanan
Woman's Club
R. O. Allen
W. H. Darrow
W. S. Howell
Brazos County
Mexican Sculptor Villa to Lead Texas History Panels at A&M
International sculptor Mr. Villa, who has taught in Beaux Arts Mexico City and worked with Borglum on Stone Mountain, will create carved panels depicting Texas history at Texas A&M College. He notes one inch to the foot models guided the Black Hills work with no scaffolding. Washington’s half-figure will be 25 feet wide with a 60 foot head. Jefferson will follow, Lincoln remains unstarted. Public funds will match federal donations, with an estimated 500000 needed and five to six years more to finish the monument.
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Siam
Mexico City
Beaux Arts
Borglum
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Villa
College Station
Texas
A. and M. College
Black Hills
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Lions Club Hears Plans For Steep Hollow Reorganization
Lion Vice President Madison Bell presided in President Hale’s absence as the club discussed a Steep Hollow reorganization on Thursday. Master Albert Operstein performed three selections while new members H. C. Dillingham and Dr. Sidney Perry were welcomed. The group planned 12:15 pm to 1:30 pm meetings, announced an April East Texas event, and awarded an attendance prize to Cub Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lion
Madison Bell
Fred Hale
Albert Operstein
H. C. Dillingham
Sidney Perry
Lion W. H. Andrew
Lion Coulter Smith
Steep Hollow
Lion Bell
Cub Perry
Barlow Irwin
San Antonio
A. R. Emory
W. HH. Garretson
Beaumont
P. S. Park Sr
Hugo Villa
Intend To Marry Four Robertson County Couples Named
Two Robertson county couples, including A. C. Green with Beatrice Jackson and Willie Warren with Minnie Mae Mc Farland, filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
Clyde Goen
A. C. Green
Beatrice Jackson
Willie Warren
Minnie Mae McFarland
Suspended Sentence for Black Person in District Court Case
Harris Mathews, a Black individual, faced a criminal case involving a partially paralyzed Black girl. A district court jury found him guilty and imposed a five year state prison term with a recommendation of suspension during good behavior. The jury deliberated overnight.
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Harris Mathews
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
EAGLE
Texas Daily Press League
Mercantile Bank
Dallas
Bryan Zone
Federation
Harrison
W. E. Neeley
H. C. Fulgham
G. M. Brandon
J. S. Doane
M. I. Harrington
R. A. Rawlins
Seth Barwise
H. Ef. Burgess
Dona Carnes
Johns. Caldwell
J. 8. Mogford
W. N. Ezekiel
C. W. Crawford
J. W. Kernodle
J. H. Allen
Sue Barnes
Er. E. Gustavus
R. R. Lancaster
W. Fi. Wallace
C. G. Wetter
Lucy J. B. Burt
J. H. Collier of
Hearne
Martin
F. L. Thomas
J. J. Taubenhaus
A. B. Conner
R. L. Jackson
Paul A. Cungus
Chas. N. Shepardson
B. D. Marburger
R. P. Ware
L. L. Fouraker
F. B. Brown
Kate Adele Hill
Sterling Evans
Emmett Wallace
John K. Parker
A. M. Waldrop
John FE. Astin
M. W. Sims
Mark Francis
John H. Jones
W.S. Tyler
E.R. Emmel
Mngulloch-Dansby To
WAT Tea Aa Mol Tsa, Lat Lao Ambulance Service
PHOME
Berenz
MO. A. Boriskie
Dean
Deans Pills
Maniloffe
Milady
Webb Bros
McCormick-Deering Cream
Farmall Tractors
P&o
Wariiner Equipment CO
Howell Lumber Company
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