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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

6

Tick Eradication Key to East Texas Dairying Gains

Mr. Pickering argues tick eradication underpins East Texas dairy herd improvement and dairy product competitiveness with Northern producers. He cites USDA data showing far higher profits from breeding for 500 pound butter fat cows than from smaller yields. He sees opportunities in stockers, feeders, and baby beef if fever ticks are controlled.

East Texas Pickering Mr. Pickering U. S. Department of Agriculture

Play at Steep Hollow School Featured Deacon Dobbs

Friends and patrons are invited to an evening program at the Steep Hollow school house on Friday at 8 o'clock. The feature event is the play Deacon Dobbs. No admission charge. The entertainment is prepared under teacher supervision and coaching.

Steep Hollow Deacon Dobbs

Highway Short Course Details At Texas Engineering Meet

The annual highway short course organized by the civil engineering department presents sessions on interpretations of new specifications highway location sub grade studies in Texas and concrete paving designs. Featured speakers include E P Arneson J C Carpenter H F Clemmer Roy W Crum and F E Giesecke with sessions led by J T L McNew J J Richey and H K Bishop. The program runs April 8 to 10 with a banquets and no tuition charged.

J. J. Richey J. T. L. McNew Pres. T. O. Walton J. E. Pirie E. P. Arneson San Antonio Texas J. C. Carpenter U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Fort Worth J. B. Early State Highway Department Austin Gibb Gilchrist F. M. Davis C. C. Todd, Jr Bryan National Park Roads H. K. Bishop U.S. Bureau of Public Roads Washington D. C Highway Research Board National Research Council F. E. Giesecke Texas Engineering Experiment Station Roy F. Green Western Laboratories Lincoln Nebraska T. B. Warden Houston Chamber of Commerce

Fever Tick Eradication Talks Shape Local Dairy Policy

The section urges eradicating the fever tick before milk production profits. Lions Club Tuesday program led by W E Leverkuhn due to Leo Kaplan out of town. Miss Lillie Kaplan performed a piano solo and reading, with Jay A. McDaniel joining Montgomery Ward as a new member and welcomed by H L Durham. Visitors included Ed F Pickering, W R Wills. Lions present totaled multiple members and guests.

Sol Lions Club Lion Joe Kaplan Lion W. E Leverkuhn Lillie Kaplan Lion Kaplan Jay A. McDaniel Montgomery, Ward & Co McDaniel Lions den H. L. Durham Ed F. Pickering Miss Lillie Kaplan W. R. Wills R. V. Armstrong R. Bryant Harry J. Durham M. My Erskine E. Ebersteadt R. C. Franks H. O. Ferguson Howell C. B. Holzmann Lamar Jones Jno M. Lawrence Jr

Reunion of 1895 A and M College Class Listed

Houston banker A S Adams and others from Texas and Louisiana to attend a reunion for the 1895 A and M College class on April 5 and 6. Planned events include a noon banquet by F Marion Law and a faculty dance and Sunday dinner with a barbecue in the evening. The roster shows 28 living members and the deceased or lost members.

A. S. Adams Houston Geo. A. Adams H. P. Jordan Waco A. P. Duggan Wichita Kan Littlefield Texas West Texas Chamber of Commerce R. C. Watkins New Orleans Southern Pacific Louisiana F. Marion Law A. and M. College A. T. Anderson Oligy S. A. Belden San Antonio A. W. Bloor Sam Houston C. E. Burgeon Hollywood Cal R. W. Burleson San Saba W. J. Coulter Bryan Hiram T. Coulter Rockdale Hines Clark Crowell R. L. Dinwiddie Uvalde A. H. Fitzgerald Gonzales A. C. Farmer Junction W. F. Hutson Bracketsville F. M. Law F. A. Lowery Magnolia P. FP. Mills Clifton H. F. McDonald Austin M. B. McMillan Milwaukee Wis H. B. Martin Dallas W. McCarty Moore A. F. Mourland San Angelo W. A. Polk Fort Worth A. T. Wright Wink G. R. White Brady J. R. Holman FE. B. Mouser D. D. Wells

Monster Project For Irrigation Be Started Soon

Edinburg reports construction of 142 miles of concrete canals from a $5 500 000 bond issue for Hidalgo County Water Improvement District No 12 will start within 90 days. The plan aims to irrigate 78 000 acres, with a main pumping plant on the Rio Grande 50 miles south of the first land, and officials say water will serve the whole district.

Edinburg Hidalgo County Water Improvement District No. 12 Rio Grande Water District

Local doctors study new cancer treatment findings

Baltimore March 26 Dr John Colt Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins announced a committee from the County Medical Society of San Francisco will study the recently announced cancer treatment by Drs Master B Coffee and John D Humber of San Francisco. The national commission assigned to conduct research will not take action.

Baltimore John Colt Bloodgood Johns Hopkins University County Medical Society of San Francisco Master B. Coffee John D. Humber National Commission

Barron Home Visits After Long Texas Legislature Session

W. S. Barron, speaker from this district, returned from Austin after the fifth extra session. He spoke with legal and other friends about the session’s rush to pass much in a short time, noted discussions on a Moody third term, and explained a clause in the prison bill that could fund a new industrial unit. He reiterated plans not to seek re election.

W. S. Barron Dist Austin Barron Court House Moody Texas Free Conference Graves Baronn Rep. Graves Capital

Francis Victim of Psittacosis While Studying

Dr. Ed Francis of the United States research program is recovering at Walter Reed Memorial Hospital Washington DC from Psittacosis or Parrot Fever contracted during laboratory work. He previously contracted Tularemia and Malta Fever from disease exposure and helped outline treatments for those conditions.

Francis Mark Francis College Station Ed Francis Walter Reed Memorial Hospital Washington, D. C United States Malta

Moody Approves Compensation for Pink Bollworm

LAMESA March 26 A letter to Gov Dan Moody from a South Plains representative notes approval of the pink bollworm compensation law. It provides reimbursement for farmers and cotton growers expenses to fumigate lint and sterilize seed under quarantine belt rules. The amendment covers costs previously paid by cotton owners and applies to counties in the lower South Plains pink bollworm district.

Lamesa Carl Rountree House of Representatives South Plains Dan Moody

East Texas Chamber Opens Houston Branch at Rice Hotel

The East Texas Chamber of Commerce opened a Houston branch in the Rice Hotel to serve the southern territory. Henry W. Stanley, director of the merchants' service bureau and the public health department, will head the office and conduct merchants' institutes in the region for several months.

East Texas Chamber of Commerce Rice Hotel Houston Henry W. Stanley Merchants’ Service Bureau Public Health Department Stanley Merchants

Life Sketches and Texas History Readings at Huntsville Event

Roll call answered with Bits of Texas History as Mrs DeMaret reads Home of Sam Houston at Huntsville Texas. Other papers include Life Sketch of Gen Sam Houston by Miss Elizabeth Dickenson Texas Blue Bonnet Song by Mrs 5 M Hunter and golo presented by Miss Mary Jones.

L. S. Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy Albert Buchanan Egbert Jones Geo. A. Adams F. L. Henderson Chas. S. Gainer R. H. Harrison Texas Elizabeth Dickenson Sam Houston D. C. DeMaret Huntsville 5. M. Hunter Golo Mary Jones Roll Call

Traveling man praises Bryan after West Texas sand storm visit

A LaSalle Hotel resident traveler says Bryan is good to live in and recalls a West Texas sand storm on a recent trip. He notes keeping his routine during the storm as he travels across the state.

Bryan LaSalle Hotel West Texas

Sand storm tale thrills Bryan on prairie visit

The narrator invites readers to Bryan to witness a real sand storm and recalls a bold claim about prairie dogs digging holes thirty feet in the air, expressing delight at being in Bryan.

Bryan

Local guests visit Bryan with mixed travels

Fred Brock of Angleton guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adr_iance of College Station while E F E Bryan Jr of Philadelphia visits his brother Travis B Bryan. Brock and Bryan traveled to Bryan together.

Fred Brock Angleton Guy Adriance College Station E. FE. Bryan Jr Philadelphia Travis B. Bryan Messrs Brock Bryan

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