Aggies unveil 1934 football schedule with East Coast trip
Coach Homer Norton leads the Texas A and M Cadets in an eleven game 1934 schedule featuring six conference contests. The Cadets travel to Philadelphia to face Temple Owls and to Beaumont for Centenary, with other key dates in San Antonio and Dallas as they seek a historic full season. The plan includes a first meeting with Arkansas since 1930.
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College Station
Homer Norton
Texas
Dean E. J. Kyle
Athletic Council
Aggies
Cadet
Philadelphia
Pop” Warner
Temple University Owls
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Michigan State College Spartans
East Lansing
Mich
San Antonio
Centenary College
Beaumont
Norton
Centenary
Sam Houston S. T. Co. Bearkets
Texas A. & J. Javelinas
Temple
Cadets
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
Sam Houston
T.C
College
Texas A. & 1
Temple University
Texas Christian Uni- Odtversity
Baylor University
Waco
University of Arkansas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Rice Institute
University of Texas At
Unclear aims of dairy profession amid New Deal shifts
The column outlines conflicts within the dairy industry over fair trade, distribution by chain grocers, and the push to align milk practices with public health rules. It critiques attempts by commercial interests to control fluid milk distribution and harmonize conflicting ordinances with evolving New Deal policies.
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Brazos County
College
Commercial
Algiers
Teneriff
Jes
Butler Named to Texas Hall of Fame
George Butler, representative from Brazos and Grimes counties, has been placed in the University of Texas Hall of Fame. He received a letter from H. Y. Benedict, UT president, thanking him for service related to House Bill No. 52 enabling the regents to borrow PWA funds to finish the university library.
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George Butler
Brazos
Grimes
University of Texas Hall of Fame
H. Y. Benedict
University
Benedict
Sclon
Board of Regents
PWA
Sell your odds anc new with ci Gngle Want Ac
The fragment mentions selling odds and new items with a Greenville style appeal. No clear events, people, or organizations are identified.
Bryan social round features visitors and locals in spring mix
Mrs R C Dunn and sister Evelyn Cahill with Mrs 8 M Hunter drove to Houston today and return to Bryan tonight. Local residents visit from George to Cross and Kurten while Mrs Lee J Rountree travels to El Paso for her mother’s pneumonia.
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R. C. Dunn
Evelyn Cahill
C. A. Searcy
Robert Tate
Evelyn Tate
Bryan
Cook’s Point
Burleson County
W. E. Astin
Brazos River
Hearne
L D. McFarland
R. A. Alford
Mumford
Kurten
Lee Melesky
Brazos County
Fred Adams
Fort Worth
A. and M. College
Joe Spell
Houston
Emma Spell
East 26Th Street
Harry Dishman
Sim Cooper
East 24Th Street
F. L. Silvatoe
Steele
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
el Paso
T. C. Mitchell
Rountree
Waco
W. M. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Stella Davidson
C. F. Moore
College Station
George Post
Cross
Grimes County
John Wilcox
Tabor
Wilkerson Clinic
Wilcox
Francis Copeland
Memorial Hospital
John Boriskie
M. W. Sims, Jr
M. W. Sims
Chas M. Mills
Corsicana
Caroline Wood
California
I. J. Rosprim
C. C. Burrage
Gatesville
Burrage
F C Blake Appointed County Councillor for Robertson County
F C Blake of Hearne has been appointed County Councillor of Robertson County to represent the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. He will appoint a committee to assist him in giving the county the plans of the constructive program of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Blake
Hearne
Robertson County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
T B Goodman Visits Bryan From Harvey
T B Goodman of the Harvey community traveled to Bryan today for undisclosed purposes or meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Goodman
Harvey
Bryan
Texas Leads Southwest Conference Baseball Schedule
Texas, under coach Disch in his 24th season, reveals a four-game-per-pair schedule with A and M Baylor TCU and Rice withdrawals noted. The article details proposed dates, venues, and projected lineup battles for catcher and pitching roles among Longhorns players.
Jones to Speak At Etex Meeting In Texarkana
Jesse Jones chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation will deliver the principal address at the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Recovery program in Texarkana on April 22 23 and 24 E L Kurth of Lufkin president of the East Texas Chamber confirmed Jones acceptance of the invitation Thousands of East Texans are expected and delegates from Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma planned to attend The eighth annual convention features Queen Etex VI a Queen’s Ball and the Tejas Centennial Opera as well as a Texas golf tournament at Texarkana Country Club with a religious mass meeting and an All Service Clubs luncheon to conclude the event
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Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texarkana
E. L. Kurth
Lufkin
East Texas Chamber
Jones
East Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Etex VI
Etex IV
Port Arthur
Tejas
Theophilus Fitz
Texarkana Country Club
United States
Pat Neff
Baylor
Key Sisters
All Service Clubs
C. Oscar Johnson
Third Baptist Church of
Veterans urged to join Emergency Conservation Corps
Brazos county World War veterans are asked by Mrs. J. L. Brock to visit the National Reemployment Service office in the former Cole Hardware building to join the Emergency Conservation Corps immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Emergency Conservation Corps
J. L. Brock
National Reemployment Service
Cole Hardware Company
Five Year Suspended Sentence for Assault with Intent
Homer Green, a negro, received a five year state prison term suspended during good behavior by a district court jury after finding him guilty of assault with intent to murder. He was charged with firing at another negro, shooting through a window into a room where his target and others were gathered. The gun carried No 6 shot, several of which struck the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Green
Green
C. C. Shelander Becomes New Proprietor of Food Market
C C Shelander takes over Foster's Food Market at Bryan and West 26th streets effective Jan 1 arriving from Corpus Christi as a Gordon Sewall salesman. He and his wife reside at 3508 South College Avenue with two children. The store will keep current policies as he plans to run a full service food market. R M Love remains as former manager and returns to Navasota to own a grocery.
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Phe
Foster’s
Bryan and
West 26Th Streets
C. C. Shelander
Bryan
Gordon- Sewall Company
Corpus Christi
South College Avenue
Shelander
R. M. Love
Navasota
Fire prevention and clean-up plan for Austin week
Austin announces a Spring fire prevention clean-up week from April 2 to 8 proposed by the Texas Fire Insurance Department. Mayors across Texas are urged to issue proclamations and aid in the drive to curb fire hazards and create jobs through the effort. Mrs. F. Moore has recovered enough from a fall to resume daily auto rides.
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Austin
Texas Fire Insurance Department
Texas
United States
F. Moore
Tabor Resident Is Victim Friday of Heart Attack
James Lee Broach 82 died at his Tabor country home after a heart attack while in the yard. He came to Brazos county from Alabama over fifty years ago and leaves a widow, one son Douglas Breach in Houston, three daughters, two brothers Morris S. Breach and Robert Breach, and three sisters. Funeral services were held at Alexander church with Rev. R. A. Gates in charge.
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Bryan
Brazos County
James Lee Broach
Tabor
Broach
J. L. Broach
Texas
Alabama
Rutledge
Douglas Breach
Houston
L. L. Fouraker
Ray Fouraker
Raleigh
N. C
Vernon Bailey
Morris S. Breach
Robert Breach
Greenville
Ala
Ella Watson
Montgomery
J. W. Fullerton
Brownsville
E. E. Elliott
Alexander Shurch
R. A. Gates
Social Roundup Trails In and Around Bryan
Local residents travel for events and business in Waco Fort Worth Houston Navasota Temple and Madisonville. Notables include Coulter Hoppess A RF Jones and Mrs W H Andrew with various relatives and friends visiting Bryan for shows, parades and medical appointments. Ward Templeman improves after a stroke, while Jack Looney recovers from a riding accident.
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H. H. Musgrove
L.C. Moore
Madisonville
Bryan
John D. Conlee
Kinch McCorquodale
Josie McCorquodale
P. K. Gores
Midway
Madison County
Pitner
Houston
Wirt Litner
Fort Worth
M. W. Sims, Jr
Chas. H. Mills
Corsicana
LaSalle Hotel
Mills
J. S. Doane
Temple
W. B. Harris
W. L. Steele
Navasota
Seth Taylor
Brazos River
J. Webb Howell
Elon Stuart
E. A. Peters
Harvey
I. M. Cook
T. P Hall
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
Main Street
John Gregg
Pitts Bridge
Jack Looney
Jack
Fred Smith
Perry Kendall
Calvert
Hugh Looney
Smith
Ward Templeman
C. T. Smith
Robert of
Conroe
B. T. Poole
Dowager Queen Emma of Holland Remembered as Beloved Monarch
Queen Emma III, sovereign mother to Wilhelmina, celebrated for arts patronage and charitable work, received accolades on her seventieth birthday in August 1928 with an album of signatures and a fund from Dutch women. Her global regard was shown by a 150-country honorary march during the Amsterdam Olympic celebration. She remained a key matriarch shaping Wilhelmina and Juliaa. In March 1930 she faced bronchitis and remained under royal care at Seestdijk Palace as Wilhelmina and Juliana stayed nearby.
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Liam III
Europe
Wilhelmina
Holland
Amsterdam
Emma
Hilversum
Seestdijk Palace
Queen Emma
Juliana
Duchess of Albany
Alice
Earl of Athlone
May Cambridge
Duke of Saxe-Weimar
Parter
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Doorn
Walter Downard Undergoes Tonsil Operation at Torbett Sanatorium
Walter Downard, patient at Torbett’s sanitarium in Marlin, had his tonsils removed on Monday and is responding well to treatment, according to word received in Bryan this morning.
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Walter Downard
Torbett
Marlin
Bryan
Walker Gang Indicted in Milam County Robbery Case
Whitey Walker Irvin Thompson and Roy Johnson were indicted by a Milam County grand jury for the $2,900 Buckholtz State Bank robbery on Oct 6. The trio already faces prior prison terms and further indictments for bank and jewelry store robberies, with pending trials and transport to Huntsville for sentencing.
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Ww. J
Whitey) Walker
Irvin
Blackie) Thompson
Roy Johnson
Milam County
Buckholtz State Bank
Brazos County
Caldwell
Walker
Johnson
Huntsville
Thompson
Marlin
First State Bank
Bryan
Santa Fe Offers Washington Trip To Stock Judges
Santa Fe Railway offers a free all expenses trip to the National Congress of Vocational Agricultural Students in Kansas City for Texas boys livestock judging champions from vocational schools. Five travelers including two teammates an alternate and coach will go. Judgment is statewide under the Texas A and M College supervision. This marks the eighth year Santa Fe has issued such prize trips.
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State Board of Vocational Education
Texas A. and
M. College
Santa Fe
C. H. Lane
Agricultural Education Service
Washington, D. DC
The
Beothe estimates 400 Hereford breeders in state
Walter Beothe of Sweetwater places the number of Hereford breeders in the state at about 400. He notes that all two year old bulls, and at least half of the yearling bulls, have been sold this year.
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San Angelo
Walter Beothe
Sweetwater
Texas
Safe liquid laxatives regulate dose for individuals
A readable dose can be measured and adjusted to fit needs. Avoid double dosing or kidney irritation from a wrong cathartic. Dr. Syrup Pepsin is a widely used safe prescription laxative based on senna, suitable for adults and children.
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People’s Column
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Butler
T. U. Hall OF Fame
Southwest Conference
Aus
Tin
Rice
Southern Methodist
Disch
Longhorns
Claude “Ox” Blanton
Douglas Bloebaum
Ernie Kay
Alan Miller
Chick Gannon
Charlie Winton
Glenn Thompson
Pitter Garrison
Fuzz” Windham
O. C. Arnold
Bill Tom Bennett
Richard Midkiff
Vernon Taylor
John C. Munro
Clyde McDowell
Pat Ankenman
van Viebig
John Hilliard
Buster Baeba
Thurman Brandes
Melvin Preibisch
Food Market
Coulter Hoppess
A. RF. Jones
Baylor Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Andrew
Young Women’s Association of the Baptists of Texas
Buckholtz Bank
Tallahassee
Fla
State Prison
Palestine
Washington
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