Early Planting of Cotton Advised by Texas Agronomist
COLLEGE STATION March 21 The land for cotton should be prepared early to settle firm and conserve moisture. Killough of Texas A&M urges weed and grass removal, well drained terraced fields, and plowing previous crop residues to humus. Rotation with other crops increases yields and lowers disease risk. A sister planter furrow helps weed control and deeper root development for drought resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
D. T. Killough
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
M. College of Texas
Friendship Bible Class Social at Mrs Carroll’s Home
The Friendship Bible Class of First Baptist Sunday School held its monthly social Friday night at Mrs. Parker Carroll’s West 26th Street home. Group No. 2 hosted with St Patricks Day greens and ribbons. Thirty members attended a lively program of games music contests and refreshments of green and white brick cream and macaroons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Bible
First Baptist Sunday School
Parker Carroll
West 26Th Street
In Memorium Lelia Suber Adams
Obituary notice for Mrs. Lelia Suber Adams wife of R B Adams of Jewett. Born Brazos County June 27 1880 educated in Bryan high school and Mary Nash College Sherman taught at Bryan High and A and M campus school. Married August 8 1910 died March 10 1928 funeral March 11 1928 Bryan cemetery interment. Survived by husband mother three sisters four brothers two nieces and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Suber Adams
R. B. Adams
Jewett
Bryan
Brazos County
J. H. Suber
College Station
Bryan High School
Mary Nash College
Sherman
Lelia Suber
A. and
M. College
Methodist Church
Suber
College
M. B. Weaver
Lela Luther Adams
R. S. Marshall
First Methodist Church
J. C. Stewart
Frankii
R. BR. Adams
J. H. Saber
Sasteres
Elizabeth Saber
FE. M Deadsom
Bertie Sader
Ef Bryan
Eugene Sauder
Clebaree
Jobe Seber
Dallas
Tom
Mitten Seder
Harold Harkey
Crystal City
Mic
Eugenis Sor Boaz
Heavenly Father
Cack Ape
Beasty Seabee
Sean
Athletic Committee Supports Plant for Bryan School Sports
The Citizens' High School Athletic committee approved survey work toward a modern athletic plant for Bryan high school usable for all sports except basketball and potentially shared with the Bryan Sunday School League and Interscholastic League district meets. Members named Forest Jones as chair and included W S Howell, Robert Armstrong, H L Durham, and Ty Cobb. Gus Cox was praised for coaching the basketball team to its first non deficit year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Citizens’ High School Athletic Committee
Forest Jones
W. S. Howell
Robert Armstrong
Gus Cox
Ty Cobb
W.S. Howell
H. L. Durham
Contentment and aspiration in Tabor Friends column
The article discusses whether contentment should curb progress and highlights the balance between finding suitable work and meaningful leisure. It notes Elmer Wilson’s injury from a rabbit-hunting accident and lists community members visiting, students at Allen Military Academy, and tenth graders purchasing graduation supplies in Bryan.
Club Women Honor Officers With Grand Banquet
Bryan and College Station club women will honor Maggie W Barry recently elected state director General Federation of Women's Clubs and W R Potter president Texas Federation of Women's Clubs with a banquet on Saturday night April 28 at the new La Salle Hotel Invitations go to state officers and outstanding Texas club women for a 200 plus plate event forecast as the most brilliant affair in the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Station
Maggie W. Barry
Federation of Women’s Clubs
W. R. Potter
Texas Federation of Women’s Club
New la Salle Hotel
Texas
Cheese factories spark regional cooperation in Bryan
The writer urges Bryan's Chamber of Commerce to study successful cheese factories in Williamson county, noting Round Rock pays farmers nearly $5,000 monthly since last January. He suggests inviting Williamson leaders to Bray county to assess establishing a local cheese plant, arguing towns progress by actively creating opportunities rather than waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Rock
Bartlett
Williamson County
Brazos
Chamber of Commerce
Brayon County
Conte
Bryan
Horned Frog Captivates Boston as Texas Pet Returns
A Texas horned frog found alive in a courthouse cornerstone after 31 years and sent to Boston amid fanfare. A Cleveland girl received a baby horned frog from Texas with air mail, and Allen Myers Jr. arranged a gift to Boston. The creature named Gertrude inspired local excitement and puzzled caretakers at the Olmstead Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cleveland
Ohio
Bryan
Express
Boston
Mass
Allen Myers, Jr
The
Olmstead Company, Architects
Bir
Allen Myers Jr
Chas. Myera
Mr. Phillips
Bratos County
Mr. Philips
Allen Myers Jy
Tex
Thes
Gertrude
Olmstead Company
Rev. Self To Lead Tent Meetings In Bryan
The Free Baptist church directs a series of meetings led by Rev. Self starting Sunday, April 1 in a large tent on West 26th Street across from the West Side school in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Bryan
West 26Th Street
West Side
Free Baptist Church
Methodist Pageant Sunday Is Big Success at Byron Church
A large Byron congregation praised a First Methodist pageant directed by Mrs. W. E. Neeley Mrs. Lamar Be thea and Mrs. Bert Reynolds The production showcased more than 100 characters and highlighted the church mission program with notable roles by Rev R S Marshall D J McDonald J W Hall and others from Payne College and related groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Neeley
Lamar Bethea
Bert Reynolds
Chronicler
R. S. Marshall
D. J. McDonald
Pioneer
J. W. Hall
T. A. Adams
C. R. Gardner
Payne College
Georgia
Rev Day to Lead Revival at Navasota First Baptist
Rev R E Day, pastor of Bryan First Baptist, will preach at the Navasota First Baptist revival. He replaces ill Rev J New of Tyler who canceled. Day recently closed a successful revival elsewhere and is in demand for such meetings. The revival opens Sunday at 11 am with Day arriving for the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whorter
Bryan
Ezra Wilson
Thurman Holiday
and Holiday
Pauline Walker
Bessie Barnes
Nora Wilson
Fannie Locke
Oscar Wilson
Elmer Eliott
R. E. Day
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
City
W. N. Purcell
J. the New
Tyler
Navasota
Day
Rey
Navasota Examiner
Bryan Talent Dominates County Meet With Clear Wins
Bryan talent swept events at the Inter scholastic League meet held here. Winners included Music Memory by Anna Ruth Ware and Iola Harron of West Side, Senior Spelling by Frances Thomas and Praneces ranch, High School Easy by Margaret Parker, Sub-junior Spelling by Walter Porter and Lena Smith, Junior Spelling by Jane Singletary and Edna Nokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Talent
Ryan
Music Memory
West Side
Anna Ruth Ware
Iola Harron
Frances Thomas
Praneces Ranch
Easy
Marsgaret Parker
Walter Porter
Lena Smith
Jane Singletary
Edna Nokes
R. R. Broach Announces Candidacy for Tax Assessor
R R Broach runs for tax assessor in Brasos county during the Democratic primary. Born on a farm in Aragos county he stresses qualifications and dedication to the office and asks voters for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon County
Brasos
Aragos Coun
Ted
Brazos County Invites Straw Vote for Presidential Picks
The Bryan Daily Eagle asks Brazos County residents to mark a straw ballot for president of the United States. Democrats listed include Donahey Reed, Ritchie Smith, Walsh, Moody, and Jones, with Dan Moody and Jesse Jones noted as Texas options. Republicans include Curtis Dawes, Hoover, Lowden, Willis, Coolidge, and Hughes. If not listed, voters may write a name in the blank space and mail to the Campaign Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Brazos County
United States
Bryan Daily Eagle
Bryan
Texas
Dan Moody
Jesse Jones
Minnesota Man Surrenders After Escape From Stillwater Penitentiary
J H Hale aged 40 from Minnesota called Sheriff J H Reed of Bryan to say he wished to surrender and return to prison. Hale admitted escaping from Stillwater two years ago and requested to serve his Minnesota embezzlement sentence. Warden Sullivan confirmed Hale’s story and agreed to send an officer to take him back without a governor’s requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hale
J. H. Reed
Bryan
Hale
Stillwater
Minnesota
Reed
Sullivan
J. J. Sullivan
Hate
Cameron Man Refuses To Tear Down Old Church
Cameron resident KR L Batte purchased the old Presbyterian church building and halted wrecking after carpenters began work. He stated he will not tear down churches, restoring the structure to its former condition. The building has long been a Cameron landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Cameron Herald
KR. L. Batts
Old Presbyterian Church
Southern Pacific Lends Worker to American Legion
Southern Pacific railroad transferred J. W. Carnes from Recounting to passenger traffic and now lends his services to the American Legion post of Texas until next October. Carnes was in Bryan about two months and assisted by orwane suing the Bryan post. He states he will be glad to visit the Bryan post and aid as he can at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. W. Carnes
American Legion Poate of Texas
Nexr
Carnes
Hryan
Uy Orwane
Bryan
Normangee Plans Poultry Show In March
Bryan visitors Mr. C. J. Trinkle and Mr. B. N. Nash called on Mrs. Wilson at the Sanitarium. They discussed a Normangee poultry show to be held Saturday March 24 with Sunshine Hatcheries offering 500 baby chicks as premiums for the best coop displays on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Trinkle
B. N. Nash
Bryan
Frank Wilson
Trinkle
Mr. Nash
F. W. Kazmeier
Sunshine Hatcheries
Normangee
Kazmeier
Paying the Fare sermon and prayer meetings announced
A church message urges parents to reflect on their influence on children and the need to share salvation. It warns against wasted influence and headlines upcoming sermon titled Paying the Fare. Prayer meetings are scheduled Thursday at 3:30 pm with two named organizers and a men’s service at 7 pm. public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Lot
Christ
McDuff Simpson
Roy S. Holloman
Log To Be Made Of Texas Roads
R M Stene of the State Highway Department will log several hundred miles of Texas highways. The trip starts in Fort Worth then Dallas via Highway 1 then toward Houston on 40 then 19 into Houston. Route continues to Texarkana via 45 12 to Brownsville then 5 to El Paso and 0 into San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Brownsville
el Vaso
Texarkana
Stone
San Antonio
Congressional Medal Placed On Lindbergh For Heroic Flight
President Coolidge personally awards Colonel Charles Lindbergh the Congressional Medal of Honor for his courageous solo flight to Paris. The ceremony in Washington highlights the feat as a landmark achievement in aviation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Coolidge
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Wardlaw Files Application for Democratic Ballot
Louis J Wardlaw of Port Worth submits a formal application to the Democratic Party in Georgetown for a place on the ballot. The notice includes prices and delivery terms for related materials and references Moore Brom Navasota in unclear lines.
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Port Worth
Louie Ed. Wardlaw
Pore Worth
Dow
Wilcos
Georgetown
Portale Porte Riva Bweel Poelato Planta Geown Fom
Apell
Hoore
Moore Brom
Navasota
Distinguished Dallas Pastor Accepts Bryan Invitation
Dr. George W. Truett pastor of First Baptist Dallas and president of the Southern Baptist convention will deliver the sermon at the opening of Bryan’s new First Baptist church building on Sunday May 6. Rev. R. E. Day announced after conferring in Dallas with Truett. Bryan organizations urged his acceptance and the community congratulates the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
George W. Truett
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist
R. E. Day
Truett
Bryan
Dr. Truett
Cottage cheese demonstrations boost Brazos club cooking
Brazos County club women held cottage cheese demonstrations to promote its use beyond a beverage. The events impressed attendees with vegetable salad ideas. home agents offer recipes. Gardens flourish with tomatoes, chickens, and incubators reported as part of productive projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Club
Optimism and Faith Highlight Community Meeting
A local gathering praised national charity and church investments totaling billions, noting 8 percent annual church membership growth. Speakers defended youth social service work, minimized crime prominence, and urged a return to the family altar. Rip Erskine led singing with Dr. John W. Black directing. attendees included numerous named locals and Ty Cobb.
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Rip Erskine
John W. Black
Dr. Black
Philip Hensarling
C. L. Eden
R. M. Dansby
W. F E. Neeley
G. R. Franks
Lamar Etheridge
B. Cochran
Guy F. Boyett
W. H. Lawrence
W. R. Fairman
Thos
Gordon Watts
Jno
W. Black
R. A. Kunitz
Buster Starnes
Emmett Armstrong
Jack Radford
Jimmie Clark
Ray Gardner
C. 8
Beckwith
T. A. Adams
W. W. Soloman
J. B. Christian
Jesse C. Thomson
G. S. Crenshaw
E. L. Flagg
M. M. Erskine
W. S. Howell
R. S. Marshall
Coulter T. Hoppess
W. J. Coulter
E. L. Bryant
R. E. Bosque
Geo. W. Johnson
W. B. Cline
Oak McKenzie
C. M. Bethany
W. K. Gibbs
Hugo John
M. Lawrence Jr
John S. Caldwell
Geo. B. Shaw
Ross Dean
A. S. McSwain
Jas. W. James
C. R. Gardner
A. Ben«bow
Ty Cobb
Bryan Students Named To County Interscholastic Meet
Winners of the recent city wide elimination contest will represent Bryan in the county Interscholastic League meet Friday night. Debates feature Edwin Hayes and Milton Maloney for the boys and Ruth Wilcox and Leila Law Davis for the girls. Declamation and extemporaneous speaking teams include listed finalists from East and West Sides across junior and senior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
H. L. Durham
East Side
Doris Beard
Margaret Higgs
West Side
Iola Barron
Lillie Kaplan
William Nash
Wayne Durham
Joe White Jr
J. B. Warren, Jr
Mittie Louise Ross
Edith Conway
Addison Ainsworth
Joe Kelly
Distinguished East Texan Visits Bryan
R. TY. Blair and his wife visit their daughter in Bryan. Blair, a Timpson merchant, plays an active role in town progress and serves as chairman of the agricultural committee of the Timpson Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. TY. Blair
Timpson
Shelby County
J. G. Powers
Bryan
Mr. Blair
Chickens Benefit From Star Parasite Remover Feed Additive
Poultry health improves with Star Parasite Remover claiming fewer worms and insects, boosting overall health and egg production for flocks.
Baby Chick Ailments Prompt Quick Treatment Advice
A brief notice urges poultry keepers to treat chick illnesses like white diarrhoea and bowel troubles with Star Roup and Diarrhoes rape, promoting prevention and relief. It references money Mack Roman and Vick Drugs as possible suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Mack
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Friendship Bible Class
Beagle
Tabor Tales
R. L. Hewett
Elmer Wilson
Curtis Elliott
W. FE. Elliott
A. R. McCauley
Iona
Robert Lee
Louis
Lonnie Ford Hoskins
Jimmie Dell Tubbs
Brookshire
Mra
George Henry
Louis McCauley
Allen Military Academy
Selvin Broach
Howard Broach
M. S. Broach
Tabor
Louise Broach
A. G. Syptak
Charlie MeWhorter
Noah Me
People's
Rev. R. V
Bob) Self
Asheville, North Carolina
Byron
America
R. R. Broach
PREXY
Donahey Reed
Ritchie Smith Walsh
Mont
Moody Jones
Curtis
Dawes Hoover Lowden Willis Coolidge Hughes
Southern Pacific
American Legion
Lindbergh
Louis J. Wardlaw
C. L. Benson
Lucy A. Givens
Les Acres
East Texas
John Ettle
Brazos Valley
Mr. Little
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
W. BE. Graham
Jake Corntassell
Lincoln Pariah
Louisiana
Agricultural Committee of the
Ruston
Chamber of Commores
Paw
Corntaesell
Oorntwmpell
Marek
Smetana
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