Broncho Cagers Return From Austin Meet
Thirteen Bryan High Bronchos led by Conach Bill Carmichael and Assistant Coach Sam Crenshaw returned from Austin where they played in the state tournament. The team was eliminated in the second round by the Athens Hornets who later captured the state crown. Carmichael praised the players for playing splendidly but drew a tough semifinal matchup versus the eventual champions. The Bronchos earlier beat strong foes this season and posted a 16 win 5 loss record. Spring athletics will focus on football with Pete Jones coaching and about 30 candidates. Captain Louis Tuck is the only letterman back for next season.
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Bryan High Bronchos
Conach
Bill Carmichael
Sam Crenshaw
Austin
Athens Hornets
Athens
Jeff Davis
Easton
Carmichael
Gettaes
Temple
Chamions
Waco
Sam Houston Teachers College
Pete Jones
Jones
Louis Tuck
Ceathés Caremichael
Crenshaw
Gordon Edge
Lawrence Parker
Norris Johnson
J. T. Lang
Squire” Black
James Alexander
Clifton Griffin
Eldridge McCall
Leslie Cummings
Nallie Womble
Russell Hillier
Carroll
Uresnal
Real Hat Shop Easter Millinery Promotion
See our Smart Easter Millinery with large brim hats rough and smooth Straws and many smart small hats. Black white and all colors offered by The Real Hat Shop. Sell it with an Eagle ant au.
87th Milestone Passed Today by Veteran Citizen
W E Saunders a Bryan pioneer celebrated his eighty seventh birthday today friends offered congratulations Saunders arrived in Bryan November 20 1872 after wartime service in Virginia cavalry He helped run Saunders and Johnson store later moving to the La Salle hotel site He married Alice Pattie and joined Masonic Lodge 1874 rising to district deputy grand master and holding several past offices in local lodges and chapters.
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W. E. Saunders
Bryan
Mr. Saunders
Waco
Warrenton
Virginia
Thomas E
Mary E. Berry
Virginia Cavalry
John 8. Mosely
James W. Johnson
California
Texas
T. J. McQueen
Bell and
Robinson Counties
Main Street
Alice Pattie
Saunders
Masonic Lodge
York
Brazos Union
W. T. Austin
Ivanhoe Commandery
Bronchs Fall to Athens in State Playoff Clash
In Austin on Friday Bryan Bronchos were routed 50 to 19 by the Athens Hornets in the state interscholastic basketball tournament quarterfinals. Led by Cobb Reagan and Trammel, Athens built a large early lead and never trailed, while Bryan’s Lang and Parker battled for the Bronchos.
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Austin
Bryan Bronchos
Athens Hornets
Athens
el Paso
Hornets
Olin Cobb
Bernell Trammel
Bruce Reagan
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson High
San Antonio Crowell
Parker
Edge
Johnson
Black
Lang
Cobb
Trammell
Owen
Morris
Boyd
Tennant
Frizzell
Johns
Sanders
Boggess and
Sears
Market shifts lift prices as feeds rise in Bryan area
A Bryan merchant reports rising prices for wheat and all grains with mixed feeds up five cents and bran, other feeds falling. Churchgoers enjoyed music at First Methodist featuring Dr and Mrs Jno W Black and Mr and Mrs FE Bryant in a quartette and solos. County Agent and Mrs Benson passed by in a car as George Foster of River Oaks notes 80 acres of corn planted with no results yet. The day’s sunshine may bring another update.
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First Methodist Church
Jno. W. Black
FE. R. Bryant
O. A. Ashworth
C. K. Benson
Bob Roberts
George Foster
River Oaks
Intend to Marry Three Brazos County Couples
Three couples of negroes in Brazos county filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen. The pairs are Booker T Williams and Dessie B Manuel, Raymond Lobb and Arty May, and Lee Rosebud and Pearl Green.
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Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Booker T. Williams
Dessie B. Manuel
Raymond Lobb
Arty May
Lee Rosebud
Pearl Green
Edge Family Plans Dallas Visit and Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Eugene Edge travel to Dallas to visit their daughter Mrs Les Dallas and to conduct family and business matters during a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Edge
Dallas
Edge
Les Dallas
Rural teachers call on county superintendent
A group of Brazos County rural teachers arrived at the office of Mrs. W. E. Neeley, county superintendent, to deliver school trustees election supplies. Attendees included Mrs. Vera Mathis of Reliance, Mrs. R. B. Hearne of Steele's Store, Mrs. R. H. Smith of Tabor, Miss Lillie Crenshaw of Reliance, and Miss Riva Carroll of Providence.
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Brazos County
W. E. Neeley
Vera Mathis
Reliance
R. B. Hearne
Steele's
R. H. Smith
Tabor
Lillie Crenshaw
Riva Carroll
Providence
Rural School Trustee Election Preparations Underway
County Judge A. S. Mc Swain supervises the distribution of supplies for the rural school trustee election set for the first Saturday in April.
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A. S. McSwain
Holsteins Lead in Texas A&M Butterfat Test
Eight registered Holstein cows in the Texas A&M herd topped forty pounds of fat in the last 30 days. Twenty-two Holsteins on semi official test set records in Classification B while 21 non semi official cows averaged 0.8 pounds fat per day led by Colantha Norie Fayne with 145.8 pounds fat in 90 days.
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Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Colantha Noriie Fayne
DAR Chapter Donates Books to Brazos County Rural Schools
Daughters of the American Revolution with Mrs G S Fraps regent donated 100 books to Brazos County Federation rural school libraries committee chaired by Mrs W H Darrow. The collection includes children and general reading titles plus Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia reserved as a prize for the rural school achieving the most citations to its library by year end. Contributions continue from Bryan College and others as plans progress.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
G. S. Fraps
Brazos County Federation Rural School Libraries Committee
W. H. Darrow
Funk and Wagnall
Federation Committee
Classified ads offer quality baby chicks and farm stock
Classified notices advertise quality baby chicks weekly from C A Scasta in Bryan, listing White Wyandotte and Rhode Island White hens, fine meat birds and good egg producers. also wants cash buyers for about 25 acres near Bryan and a swap offer of 100 purebred Angora goats with contact Phil Hgnaneling Jr.
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Wyandotte
Rhode Island
C. A. Scasta
Bryan
Phone Loztow
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Montgomery Ward & CO
Meet At Austin
Avement
Penney’s
ENING
HITE
America
President Roosevelt
Red & White Service
Dar
Phil H. Hgnaneling Jr
Rayon Fiat Crepe
Rye Va
Manousserie
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