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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented quote of civic ideals from Dr Seamer A Keapp
A damaged OCR passage presents a grandiose, incomplete quotation about a republic, civic pride, culture, rural towns, wealth, and the pursuit of perfecting verse, attributed to Dr Seamer A Keapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamer Akeapp
Bryan urged to fund third annual commerce convention
The piece urges Bryan to raise half of $15,000 for its third annual chamber of commerce convention in May. It argues about 25,000 expected visitors would spend at least $1 each, boosting local business and growth. It highlights support from utilities and business leaders, notes past hospitality, and calls citizens to donate, forecasted airport planning in Mercedes, and mentions unrelated items on court rulings and floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryar
Alles’ Academy
Sach
Pryan
Hart Texas
Texas Road Funding Debate Over Gas Tax and Fees
The discussion centers on easing road funding cuts by keeping auto license fees and raising the gasoline tax from 2 to 4 or 5 cents. Proponents argue a higher gas tax boosts revenue and preserves federal aid matches, while opponents warn tax hikes could worsen state finances and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fim
Texas
Mary
Farm population smallest in 20 years signals shift to industry
The country’s farm population 27,511,000 compares with 22,000,009 in 1909, yet the bureau of agricultural economics says this rise in industrial labor, higher wages, and shorter hours will boost efficiency. Improved farm methods promise greater output per acre and per worker to feed more urban residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureauu of Agricultural Economics
America
Amphibian find in Oklahoma stirs new debates
A cryptic note mentions an amphibian in Oklahoma buried in coal tar and compares it to the age of Ann, reopening a debated argument. The fragment hints at a curious mystery and ongoing discourse without providing further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Coltar
Ann
Mexican rebels discuss buying airplanes despite cash gaps
Report says Mexican rebels talk of purchasing airplanes to aid their cause but lack funds. They recognize that financing a revolution requires money and expect to secure funds soon.
Air Drops Bring Aid and Danger Across Borders
In Mexico airplanes drop bombs maiming and killing civilians while across the border in the United States planes drop tons of food and clothing to men, women and children stranded by high waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Matinee Idol Slippage Questioned by EK H Southern
EK H Southern argues the matinee idol has deteriorated while noting the belief that decline often precedes the pedestal position. The remark challenges established views about star status and its stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. H. Southern
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk Saturday
County Clerk Jess B. McGee issued marriage licenses to Gaines Randle and Lizzie Henderson, L. B. Knox and Agnes Franklin, and Manuel Barrientes and Guadalupe Lopez on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess B. McGee
Gaines Randle
Lizzie Henderson
L. B. Knox
Agnes Franklin
Hanuel Barrientes
Guadalupe Lopez
Prison relocation debate shapes Texas session prospects
State Rep. Barron and Rep. Spraker returned to Bryan after illness and met Gov. Moody as legislators discuss a special session to resolve the prison system siting. Moody favors a thorough survey to pick the best site, possibly in South Texas, or elsewhere, with removal options debated and farm sites eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S&s. Barron
Brazos County
Spraker
Bryan
Ane
Moody
Barron
Texas
South
Senate
Meepers
Darrington
Clemens
Hauuteville
New Zealand spinach and prize contests in Brazos county
County agents Benson and Givens report on vegetables like New Zealand spinach and cucumbers for summer gardens. Prize lists from Bryan Chamber of Commerce offer trips to encampments and expositions, with several organizations backing farm and 4-H contests. Row systems and fertilizer trials are described, plus advice on preventing terrace erosion and improving soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Brazos
One Cow to Every Ten Acres Proposals for Texas Farmers
R M Kleberg of King Ranch argues that landowners should supply tenant farmers one cow per ten acres. He explains cows return fertilizer improving soil and boosting profits through cotton and other crops, milk and butter income, calf sales, and a growing herd. Kleberg heads King Ranch Dairy and leads the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R. M. Kleberg
King Ranch
Kleberg
Texas and Southwestern Cattlemen Raisers Association
Texas Opportunity
East Side P T A Names Officers and Delegates
March meeting elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs G E Adams as president and Mrs H B McDowell as first vice president. Delegates to the Ninth District PTA convention include Mrs Adams and others with numerous members named for the East Side group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
G. E. Adams
H. B. McDowell
J. L. Reese
J. P. Wheeler
Albert Buchanan
Thrift Savings Bank
P.T. A
Temple
Wilson Bradley
Lelia Griffin
McSwain
J. M. Gordon
A. Benbow
R. L. Hearne
Josephine Eden
H. L. Durham
W. H. Darrow
L. B. Pipkin
I. H. Bartz
N. L. McCullough
Prospect News notes church services and local school events
Rev J P Brown preached at Prospect school house with a small congregation. Rev J P King also spoke Sunday evening. Prospect school has a holiday as local representatives attended a country meet. Morris Bear and Charlie Grizzoff won events by default. Eulon Rice placed second in running high jump. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charley Merino christened Frank Merino. Alfred Gama welcomed a bouncing baby boy on Monday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
J. P. Brown
Bryan
Prospect School House
A. D. Broadway
G. M. Terry
J. P. King of Bryan
Prospect School
Morris Beal
Charlie Grizzoff
Sam Grizzoff
Eulan Face
Henry Batten
John Margutto
Frank Guido
Morris Bear
Eulon Rice
Charley Merino
Frank Merino
Alfred Gama
Kangaroo Court at King's Highway School Plays With Soil Robbing Theme
On March 16 the Tabor community staged a Kangaroo Court at the King's Highway school to try L. F. Mangis for robbing the soil. Marvin Thompson presided as judge, Joe Locke led as prosecuting attorney, and J. T. Cross defended Mangis with sharp quips. Jurors and witnesses wore humorous costumes as the cast critiqued farming and soil care. The play featured colorful locals, including John Batten with an artificial nose and a seven-decade-old look for his role. The production entertained as seniors rehearse a future play, Kicked Out of College, for closing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Highway
Tabor
King’s Highway
L. F. Mangis
Marvin Thompson
Joe Locke
J. T. Cross
Henry Koontz
Lynn Sample
Rowland Crenshaw
John McCallum
Walter Armstrong
Will Conrad
Sam Pate
John Batten
Arthur Corgey
Fritz Kindt
Bob Breshire
Adolph Novosad
Mattison Corgey
Grant McDonald
Lynn Hardin
Jim Tarver
Culbertson Windsor
Special Lights on Bryan Approved
The city commission extended the holiday street lighting on Bryan adding two blocks from 24th to 26th street to the plan. Lighting will join Main street for the East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
24Th
26Th Street
Main Street
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Photographer’s Ad Suggests Bring Your Own Horse for Mounting
A claimed photographers advertisement humorously advises clients to bring their own horse when having photographs mounted. The line underscores a quirky, tongue in cheek promotion rather than a standard business practice. The item reflects period humor in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photographers
Bryan Daily Eagle Want Ads Deliver Local News Results
Classified items in Bryan Daily Eagle provide quick notices on sales services and community happenings. The brief ads connect readers with local buyers sellers and event information across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Daily Eagle
Brazos County Meet Concludes With Numerous Winners At Bryan
The Brazos County Meet in Bryan and College Station announced first place winners across many events. Winners include Travis School in music memory and A. M. Consolidated in track and field, with districts to be held at Brenham on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
College Station
E M. Walls
Walls
Bresham
Brenham
Music Memory
Travis Joff
Bowie School
Annie Ruth Ware
Francis Chance
A. & M. Consolidated
Josephine Dunn
Kathleen McKee
John W. Black
Travis School
Jessie Merle
Bryan High
Walden Orr
Edge
Milton Maloney
W. T. McDonald
Hazel Adams
Frances Branch
Lewis Downs
Millican
Thurston Buchanan
Harvey
Rebecca Jones
Kena Pertone
Steel's Store
Virginia
Lovell
John Barron
Ward
Wayne Durham
Travis Beal
Oak McKenzie
Leslie Henry
Tabor
Mildred Eden
Dorothy Hedges
Jo-Ann Tatman
Marquez Ehlinger
Addison Ainsworth
Logan Buchanan
Ann Bentley
Elizabeth Dickenson
Christobel Bailey
Jessie Merle Henry
Bryan Ake
Joe Hubacek
John Morehead
Jno
Travis
William Hedrick
Ed Skuball
Frances: Robinson
Milton Kurten
Kurten
Louis Gorzycki
Joe Degelia
Steele’s
Manual Gerka
Ist
Carson
Moore
Hubacek
Sabo
Stevener
Gerka
Seuball
Seaball
Foy Royder
Unidentified Bandit Slain After Bank Hold Up
An unidentified bandit was slain by neighboring merchants when he tried to escape after robbing the Industrial State Bank in the Argentine section of Kansas City. No other injuries reported and suspects are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Industrial State Bank
Dallas man Bryan girl in accident
D R Crow of Dallas general manager of the Audit Company of Texas and Miss Jane Reynolds of Bryan were injured when Crow's car overturned between Wellborn and Millican. Both were cut and severely bruised. Crow remained in Bryan hospital while Reynolds went home. Crow has overseen county records audits for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Crow
Dallas
Audit Company of Texas
Jane Reynolds
Bryan
Stewart family moves Magnolia station role to Moran
M C Stewart and his wife relocate from Albany to Moran where he now heads the Magnolia wholesale station. He has managed Albany Magnolia operations for years, is from Brazos County, and is son of J R Stewart of Reliance. He left Brazos county about six years ago for the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Stewart
Albany
Moran
Mr. Stewart
J. R. Stewart
Reliance
Brazos County
Printer’s playful marriage proposal pun
A joke line imagines a printer proposing with typography puns. The speaker declares affection and offers to commit, using wordplay around typeface and printing terms to woo a partner.
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