Bryan Firemen Elect Officers On Monday Night
Both Bryan Protection No 1 and Chemical No 2 volunteer fire companies held their annual election Monday night selecting officers and delegates to the state convention. Protection No 1 officers include Ray Pippen foreman K W Warren assistant foreman William Blazek president Charles Sebests vice president John J Stasny secretary Johnny Wittman treasurer. Protection No 1 delegates to the state convention are Ray Pippen K W Warren William Blazek and W S House and John Kischen. Chemical company officers are YV J Head foreman Frank Cash assistant foreman W B Saunders president R B Cowart vice president E Jenkins secretary treasurer Frank Cash delegate and H J Baar alternate. Home committee members are C E Jenkins KK B Cowart H J Berger W B Saunders and V J Head. Five department delegates to the state convention are C E Jenkins KK B Cowart H J Berger W B Saunders and V J Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Department Protection No. 1
Chemical No. 2
Ray Pippen
K. W. Warren
William Bilazek
Charles Sebests
John J. Stasny
Johny Wittman
Department
William Blazek
House
John Kischen
Chemical
KK. B. Cowart
H. J. Berger
W. B. Saunders
V. J. Head
Brahmas to Headline Houston Fat Stock Show Opens April 30
The Fat Stock Show and Live Stock Exposition in Houston runs April 20 to May 8 and will feature Brahma cattle with over 100 Gulf Coast entries. J W Lardweile notes the event targets cattlemen and breeders. A and M College contributes educational exhibits. Judges include John Burns for beef cattle and fat steers, J W Ridgway for dairy breeds, and A J Ward for swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gulf Coast Area
Gulf Coast Territory
J. W. Lardweile
South Texas
A. and M. College
John ©. Burns
Texas Live Stock Marketing Association
A. and M. College of Texas
American Hereford Breeders Association
American Short Hare Breeders Association
J. W. Ridgway
Fort Worth
Dairy Department of
Texas A. and
M. College
Ridgway
America
American Jersey Cattle Club Ae
Jersey
A. J. Ward
Edge
Hope
Ward
Biate
Texas
Dalla
Grade A Granted to Foster Dairy Upgraded from C
A Foster Dairy operation, previously rated C, has been elevated to Grade A following a recent inspection report presented to City Manager R. G. Willie. The dairy’s vial count and compliance with the standard milk ordinance are cited as factors in the upgrade and in improved dairy quality and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Te
R. G. Willie George
Former Bryanite Dies in Temple
A notice reports the death of George Kiser in Temple Texas after a hospital stay. Interment is planned at an upcoming service with Mrs. J. 8, Doane and Bryan residents among those expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalip
George Kiser
Temple
Farmers Market Gains T own Support and 4-H Egg Plan
Brazos County farmers get a fresh coat of paint at the Painers Market courtesy of the Bryan Chamber of Commerce as organizers stress quality displays to attract buyers. The note invites 4-H members to deliver eggs for hatching and promotes better poultry through a planned cooperation with the American Legion fair and Live-at-Home contest. County agents will assist with land prep and corn demonstration plots, while upcoming home demonstration events and salad demonstrations are announced for March at the Carnegie Library and local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Legion Fair
American Legion Fair
American Legion
John P. Wheeler
Prospect Home Demonstration Club
Carnegie Library
FE. N. Holmgreen
Wilmer McCullough
Dojre-Me’s
Nat Edmonson
Lubbock County
Kperational
Edelweiss Gerke
Inez Higgs
Eagle
Minnie Fisher Cuningham
Robertson County
Brazox County
Women and Girls Home
4-H Clubs Eye Uncle Sam Poster and Broadcast
U S Senator Morris Sheppard sent County Agent C L Benson a copy of the Uncle Sam poster from the George Washington Bicentennial Commission to award to a local 4-H club. Bryan Brazos Chamber chief Wilmer McCullough will arrange to have the framed print presented to a 4-H group. R R Reppert will broadcast April 25 on WTAW with an insect life vignette and seeks nine 4-H club members for the roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Morris Sheppard
C. L. Benson
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Wilmer K. McCullough
Bryan and Brazos County
R. R. Reppert
WTAW
4 H Club Leads Enrollment With 27 Members
Report from Reliance notes 4 H club leading with 20 members Prospect close behind at 27 Steele's Store third with 26 members Enrollments show steady growth among local groups in the season.
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Reliance Pute
4-H Club
Prospect
Steele's Store
4 H Club Meet At King's Highway Field
Rev Ed J Harris will be the principal speaker at the King's Highway 4 H Club meeting Saturday night. His subject will be George Washington the Man. A number of Bryan citizens are making plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed J. Harris
King’s Highway
George Washington
Bryan
Communities rally after severe winter chill and garden losses
Local readers report continued cold snap with snow and frozen vegetables. Despite setbacks, students plant tomatoes again on warm days. Various families share weekend visits to relatives in North Zulch Normangee Kurten Wheelock Kaufman and Kaufman area, with well wishes for an ill relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathrell Bounds
Bounds
North Zulch
John A. Heath
Heath
J. A. Heath
Normangee
Frank Jancik
C. L. Novesad
Fritz Kindt
Kurten
Kindt
Herman Kindt
Joe Blazek
Wheelock
L. V. Skubal
Francie Chyt
Steep Hollow Community Notes Change of Residents and Pastor
Steep Hollow reports arrivals from Reliance and Houston as families move in. The church lacks a pastor after Rev Van Sickles departed for Missouri. interim sermons by Rev J J Pipkin in February and Rev A M Webster in March brought strong messages, with hopes for a new pastor soon.
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J. J. Holligan
George Jones
Reliance
Mr. Wiggly
Houston
van Sickles
Missouri
J. J. Pipkin
A. M. Webster
Normangee
Platform of Mrs Ferguson for Governor
Mrs Miriam Ferguson outlines a tax cutting and education focused platform for governor. She proposes reallocating gas tax and license fee funds to roads and schools, opposes state bonds for highways, favors elected highway officials, and seeks tax relief via homestead exemptions and equity taxation. She pledges modernization of government efficiency and election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam ‘Ferguson
State Highway Department
State Ad Valorvem General Revenue Fund
Price and Fair Value in Retail Gas Sales Policy
The text argues for state supervision to prevent waste and ensure economic production. It states that retailers of gas oil and gasoline deserve a share of profits and that the railroad commission should fix a division either by graduated tax or proportional law or other just means. The proposal emphasizes fair division of profits between producers and retailers under proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Clubwomen Plan Waco Convention Program Meeting
District officers and committee chairs of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs met at Mrs. J. L. Brock's home to plan the April 6 7 and 8 convention in Waco. Attendees included Mrs. F M Thwing and Mrs. Ben Boydston of Waco Mrs. R W Jenkins Mrs F A Fardal and Mrs Julia Coddell of Houston and Mrs Chas Shepardson and Mrs O B Martin of College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balurdey
Emily
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. L. Brock
Waco
R. W. Jenkins
F. A. Fardal
Julia Coddell
Houston
Prizes Won by A M Hogs at Fort Worth Show
Hogs from Texas A and M College exhibited at the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth won multiple prizes. The Duroc Jersey herd earned top honors with a grand championship, champions in several weight classes, and first prizes across light, medium, and specific barrow pens. Fred Hale reported the wins from the A and M exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas A
M. College
Fred Hale
Cattlemen Plan War On Mad Coyotes Near Eunice
In Eunice New Mexico area mad coyotes have attacked cattle forcing ranchers to organize a campaign. Several cattle heads have died after being bitten with death occurring within about nine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Eunice
N. M
Judges Meet Here Today in Brazos District Conference
The Recond Administrative District conference gathered judges led by presiding Judge W C Vie. Visiting jurists and local lawyers attended a luncheon at Shisa Hall with Judge Davis presiding. Afternoon sessions in the Brazos County Court House discussed proposed amendments and faster Texas court procedures. A banquet at the LaSalle Hotel tonight, with wives invited, wraps up the event.
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W. C. Vie
Ber
Shisa Hall
A. M. College
Dudge Davis
A. S. Ware
W. S. Barron
F. Henderson
Lamar Beth Bethea
S. Hoyle, Jr
Tm Bravos County
Iana
Wedges
District Court
Brazos County
Texas
LaSalle Hotel
Brazos, County Bar Association
Robertson County Bar Association
Association of Barristers
F. L. Henderson
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Foster Dairy
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
Blanche Brown
Boye
Corn Club
Old Smith Place
Insect Life
King's Highway
Kings Highway
H. F. Todd
Irvin Todd
Harvey
A. C. Cecook
J. M. Bond
Joe Nell
Dorothy Ann
Charles Hartsfield
J. E. Bullock
Ferguson
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State Highway Commission
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Mary Perrin
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