Brazos County Field Meet Winners Named by Director
Director Mangum announces Edge led with top points in field events and literary contests at Brazos County meet. Edge and College schools dominate with high individual honors across spelling, declamation, athletics, and penmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin McElihe
Demi
Edge
Beard
College Ican
Waantee Mallaca
Literar
College
Kage Ho
Kane
Paul
Joe B
Steele
Edith
Sthers’ Association of
Bryan
High Point
Colley
Millican
Steep Holse
Tabor
Brazos County
P. Ss. Mangum
T. A. Hensai?ing
T. 4Iessler
Susie Benbow
J. W. Powers
G. M. Ammon
P. A. Tardy
Brazos County Educational Association
Emma Lee Fermier
Harvey Martin
Ora Colson
Econd
Mack Leroy
Pauline Beard
Roy Solomon
Ethel Watson
Grace
Raymond Moore
Steep Hollow
Mildred Hunter
Annie Bradley
Smetana
Ella Schram
Kurten
Kenneth Buchanan Harvey
Hattie Nemes
Alene Payne
Viola Holiday
Alton Rusinger
Wallace Sabo
Rede
Gladys Bullock
Eva Parson
Emma Bozeman
Taber
Tracy Dominick
Marquezious
Nina Martin
Eblinger
Joe B. Stroud
Mary Josephine Todd
Mary B. Mitchell
C. H. Davis
Marquez Ehlinger
Catherine Mitchell
Edwin Hays
Floyd Moore
Dan Mitchell
Lillian Mills
Nina Mae Moore
Elsie Yardley
Harvey
Maud Moore
Maud Jones
Elizabeth Beal
Prospect
Joe Mireno
Chas. Payne
Annie Laura Smith
Rita Kraft
Elsie Mills
Kirkland Edwards
William Mathews
Vera Fairley
Ruth Dixon
Dalla Fuller
Garvin Johnson
Norwood Williams
Myrtle Lloyd
Bettie Rychlig
Marguerite Stroud
Gladys Simpson
Emma _ Elliott
Jessie Simms
Henry Blazek
Oleta Phipps
Walden Orr
Willie Barter
Ella Blazek
M “Andert
Stabler
Shveuth
Velma
Athletic League
Brazos Educational Association
Mangum
Brazos Educational
Leading Financier Burton Castles Visits Waco and Bryan
Burton S Castles of New York City, a leading cotton authority and New York financier, is visiting Waco and Bryan to renew friendships and visit relatives. He praises Waco’s growth since his last visit eight years ago, citing Cameron Park and the Cotton Palace as signs of progress. Castles, who owns a Fifth Avenue residence and a Kentucky thoroughbred farm, recently became a prominent figure on the New York stock exchange. He will tour Hearne before returning home.
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New York City
New Orleans
Texas
Burton C. Castles
Raleigh
Castles
Waco
Bryan
Hearne
New York
Mr. Castles
Cameron Park
Central Park
Austin Avenue
White Way
Europe
New York Stock Exchange
Fifth Avenue
Kentucky
Dunboyne
Waco News-Tribune
First Week in April Declared Clean-Up Week
The State Health Board designates the first week of April as clean-up week in Bryan and Brazos County. Local physicians and officials will conduct health inspections of restaurants meat markets dairies and similar establishments and issue address notices to improve sanitation nationwide. The effort began in Bryan on March 26 with broad community support urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Board
Board of Health
Bryan
Brazos County
Allen Boys Host Picnic Supper And Show
Platoon One of Company A at Allen Academy held a Saturday picnic at Oak Grove with about fifty students and as many girls. They traveled by motor to the site at 4 p.m. where a camp fire, bacon and eggs, coffee, and games followed the meal before returning to the Queen for a movie. Chaperones were Major and Mrs. Lopez and Prof. W. Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Oak Grove
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Queen
West Side P T A Plans May First Educational Pageant
The West Side P T A met in the new building with 85 members including teachers and mothers. They approved minutes and learned about six new trees planted, and discussed an educational pageant about May first to credit Bryan and participants. A spring rummage sale set for April 6 and 7 to raise funds for beautification, with Mrs B A Sims as chair and pledges of support from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Parent-Teachers’ Association
E. H. P. Bain
Westside P. T. A
R. Q. Astin
W. S. Howell
Bryan
B. A. Sims
Sim
P. A. Tardy
W. R. Thomas
C. M. Bethany
Parent-Teachers Association
Vermifuge Ad Promotes White's Cream Vermifuge
An old advertisement urges watching children for worm symptoms and using White's Cream Vermifuge to expel worms and restore health. It lists a price of 35c and note that the product is sold by all druggists, with credit to the advertiser.
Revival Meetings Close at First Baptist with Additions
The First Baptist church and Tabernacle held three weeks of revival services led by Evangelist E. D. Solomon. The Sunday night sermon titled Where the Lights Go Out on the Way to Hell drew many conversions and church additions. A baptismal service and a committee meeting on a $75,000,000 campaign followed, with about 100 county attendees budgeting subscriptions. Solomon preached Jesus at Home at the 11:00 morning service and received an offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Hell
E. D. Solomon
Evangelist Solomon
Jesus
Herbine tonic advertised for stomach and liver relief
Belching and heartburn relief touted by an advertisement for Herbine as a purifying and strengthening medicine for the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents.
Speeders Face Justice Court Trials This Week
Justice-of-the-Peace J W Hamilton will hear 34 speeding cases on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Defendants were rounded up on College Road 26th Street and the road to Hearne just outside the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice-of the-Peace
J. W. Hamilton
College Road
26Th Street
Hearne
Home Economics Group Meets With Mrs Hughes
The Home Economic Club gathered Thursday afternoon at West 24th street to share fancy hand work. Members discussed new stitches materials and colors while refreshments of pineapple parfait and fancy cakes were served. Guests included Mrs A L Smith and Mrs E A Miller of the Extension Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economic Club
M. B. Hughes
West 24Th Street
A. L. Smith
E. A. Miller
Extension Club
D. L. Turner
R. H. Hunt
Cc. Mason
L. E Bailey
F. Daniel
Ivy
Banham
G H. Brown
Newell
Frederick A. Weyell
G. C. McFarlin
Cavantin
Caroline Kerne
M. B. H B. Alford
Texas Passes Historic Reclamation and Conservation Laws
Governor Neff signed three revenue bills under the Sackett McNatt act, with June 15 effect for trucks. The 38th Legislature enacted flood surveys, water rights, and irrigation measures, plus a $600,000 allocation for flood control, river watershed surveys, and dam projects to reclaim arid lands and support flood conservation across Texas. Representative Rountree led passage and urged federal commission for Rio Grande water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco News Tribune
Austin
Texas
Neff
State Highway Department
House
Board O Water Engineers
State Board of Water Engineers
Matagorda County
Rountree of
Brazos
Rountree
Quaid
Montgomery
Lewis
Congress
Rio Grande
United States
Republic of Mexico
Bryan
Reclamation and Conservation Committee
Sunday Closing Law Violations Cited In City Case
J F Casey and W M Sparks of College Confectionery were cited in a complaint by County Attorney Oak McKenzie for violation of Sunday closing law. The case awaits setting before Justice of the Peace J W Hamilton, with warrants served today. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad promotes relief for neck shoulder and arm muscle pain with priced bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Casey
W. M. Sparks
Oak McKenzie
Justice-of-the-Peace
J. W. Hamiton
Ballard
Il Druggists
Spring Time Beauty Boosts Bryan Streets
Civic spirit returns as ornamental shrubs palms and decorative plants are set along newly paved curbs in Bryan. Hundreds of palms line the streets creating a picturesque approach to homes and adding charm to the orderly new paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Strict Court at an End on Saturday
The February term of District Court closed Saturday after six weeks of action on cases that came before it. Judge W. C. Davis presided. The closing work was unremarkable with a few divorce cases and other matters. the next term begins in May, six weeks from this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY. C. Davis
Three County School Trustees to Be Elected
County Superintendent D J McDonald announces three county trustees to be elected for two years on Saturday April 7. Succeeding trustees are Joe Lloyd Precinct No 2 Charley Merka Precinct No 3 and John A Moore county at large. Local district elections also set for April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lloyd
Charley Merka
John A. Moore
D. J. McDonald
Business farmers brave weather to visit Bryan
George H. Edge of Tabor joined other business farmers in worsening conditions as they traveled to Bryan today despite bad roads and cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Edge of
Tabor
Bryan
J. D. Martin Slips On Steps Hurt Back At Work
J. D. Martin manager of Parker Astin Hardware Company slipped on slick front steps this morning and injured his back. He was in bed with pain, could walk but avoided movement, and medical staff planned an X ray after a few hours to assess the injury. He rests undisturbed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Martin
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Martin
Watch Your Child's Health Watch Your Child's Health
An advertisement promoting child health guidance guaranteed by M. H. James. It urges guardians to seek recommended care and emphasizes protective health measures for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. James
Brazos Short Horn Sale Called Off After Dip Cessation
The Brazos Short horn Breeders' Association cancels the auction originally set for May 18 due to the cessation of cattle dipping, as declared by the Brazos County commissioners court. R. Q. Astin serves as president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Brazos Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
R. Q. Astin
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Rebecca Randolph
Paul Moore
Lillian Gogycki
Lillie Bell Childers
Ervin McElroy
Mary Lehdigh
Vivian Carson
Rob Conner
Eldred Henry
Robbie Lee Hagin
Dorothy Barnett
Nolan Colson
Seldon Thompson
Jack Boyett
Olga Shevada
Henry Milberger
Agriculture
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Myra Childress
Lois Curd
Eula Carroll
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Viola Goodson
Eulalie McCall
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Norman Bond
Jack Bond
Erwin McElroy
Joe Jackson
Allen Gandy
Skyball
Sidney Mills
Herbert Mills
Leland Thompson
Eugene Beard
John Smith
Ethel Rumfield
Rubie Lee Hagin
Katie Sims
Helen Dowling
Millicaan
Edith Conway
Myrtle Bullock
Dan Hall
Lester Moore
Tom Ayers
Otis Mangum
Warner McDonald
Secon
Curtis Hare
Bradey Risinger
Lewis Todd
Jim Hugghins
Lawless
Jim Edge
John Batton
Turner Walton
Frank Stroud
Tureat
Burton S. Castles
Mrs
Mabel Castle
J. W. Puller
Rowe
Ernest Manthei
Kurten Rt. 1
Phone
Kurten No. 6
West Side P.T. A
First Baptist
Speeders
Justice Court
Mr. Hughes
Pecos
New Mexico
National Toilet CO
Tenn
Mildred Pipkin
Columbia, Tenn
Cardus
Cardui
Jnl. Amer. Med. Assn
Athton Spidell
U. S. Public Health Service
W. H. Eddy
Columbia University
Brewer's Yeast
Im Union
Kenied Yeast Co
Atlanta
DELCO
JF Styles
Liz
Shrag
Tae Fallo
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C. E. Griesser
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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