Panhandle Texas Lands Offer Farm Prospects for Buyers
An advertisement invites buyers to Swisher County Texas near Tulsa with multiple farms ranging 40 to 1280 acres. Listings include fenced properties, 3 to 6 room houses, wells or windmills, mills, and 4000 to 8000 cash options. Payment plans show 1 to 5 year balances at 6 to 7 percent, with some wheat crop incentives for early sale.
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Panhandle
Texas
Swisher County
Tulsa
Santa Fe
West Texas A and M Bill Faces Questions Over Legality
Governor Neff weighs signing a 1.35 million land buying appropriation and a 50 thousand land grant for West Texas A. and M. amid protests over legality. Lawmakers accused of late passage and arrests spark debate. labor leaders oppose changes to minimum wage laws. John W. Stewart visits Houston.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
State University
West Texas A. & M. College For
West Texas A. & M
West Texas A. and M
H. B. Terrell
San Antonio
Fort Worth
General Committee
House
Free Conference Committee
Thomas
Industrial Welfare Commission
Labor
Jennings
Death of Mr Ward Regretted in Bryan
Obituary notes the death of S. J. Ward at his ranch near Waco from heart disease while breakfasting with his wife. Funeral held in Marlin with burial in family grounds. He was brother of Mrs. J Seth Mooring of Bryan. Mooring family attended. Includes ownership statement for The Bryan Daily Eagle Eagle Printing Company and list of stockholders and officers.
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MR. Ward
Bryan
S. J. Ward
Waco
Ward
Marlin
J Seth Mooring
Mr. Mooring
Ward Mooring
Congress
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Texas
State OF Texas
County OF Brazos
Lee J. Rountree
Ebogie
Eagle Printing Company
Lee J
Rountree
Tex
The
Geo. Grupe
Cleburne
J. C. Nagle
College Station
B. Sbisa
F. B. Geisecke
Austin
J. K. Parker
G. S. Parker
Jno
Vick
J. M. Gordon
R. O. Allen
J. T. Maloney
J. W. Coulter
Dona Carnes
R J. Cole
N. W. Cole
Co. M. Cole
A. J. Buchanan
BE. J. Fermier
W. T. Wright
M. B. Wallace
Miss Stella Woodward Visits Lexington Relatives
Miss Stella Woodward returns from a pleasant visit to her grandmother Mrs Angie Woodward and other relatives at Lexington.
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Stella Woodward
Angie Woodward
Hher
Lexington
Farmers Push Farm Bureau Drive in Brazos County
A Bra zos county mass meeting in the district courtroom adopted a plan to form Farm Bureaus across the county. Col Clarence Ousley urged self preservation through organization amid a cotton surplus and rising costs. An active steering committee led by C. W. Hedke and W. E. Graham planned countywide newspaper publicity and later campaign dates.
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Brazos County
District Court Room
E. A. Peters
Farm Bureau
Benson
Col
Clarence Ousley
The
Europe
Texas
Ousley
T. O. Walton
Extension Service
A. & M. College
Walton
Jordan Lawler
Sam Cavitt
Edge
Cavitt
M. B. Easters
Kurten
J. L. Cobb
Tabor
Jess Cook
Steep Hollow
Charles Merka
A. W. Buchanan
W. E. Graham
Mr. Cavitt
Colonel Ousley
J B. Beers
A. and
M. College
New York
Bryan
Farm Bureau Organization
C. W. Hedke
Jim Tobias
Fletcher Pool
Joe Sample
Messrs. Cavitt
Benson and
Kinnard
Bryan Eagle
Mr. Groginsky's barber shop losses in fire
The Eagle reports Joe Groginsky barber shop on Swancoat Street suffered a total loss from Monday morning fire. Loss estimated at 4000 with 1950 insurance on fixtures. The shop was adjacent to Butler's Cafe where the fire started and is expected to be adjusted soon.
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The
Eagle
Joe Groginsky
Swancoat Street
Former Bryan Man Honored in Houston Bank Reorganization
Frank E. Hood chosen cashier in Gulf State Bank of Houston reorganization. Hood formerly lived in Bryan and served as agent for the American Railway Express Company. Bryan friends rejoice at his promotion and recognition of his business ability.
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Gulf State Bank of Houston
Frank E. Hood
Hood
Bryan
American Railway Express Company
Easter church attendance and local notices in Harvey
The community notes a sunny Easter at Bright Light church yet low Sunday School turnout with several dollars offered to Near East Relief. Mentions of local families and moves, a heavy rain, and a report about Red Cross officer Emmet Kilpatrick's imprisonment in Russia, tying him to Mrs. Davidson as a cousin.
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Harvey
Ardella
J. G. Davidson
Houston Sunday Post
Emmet Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Alabama
Red Cross
Russia
United States
Emnet Kilpatrick
Davidson
Inc
Kilpatrick
Camden
Emmet
County Agent Beason and Eberstadt Help Easter Work
County Agent C L Beason and Secretary B Eberstadt visited Steep Hollow on Friday afternoon to assist the club boys and participate in Easter organizing in Brazos County. The Eagle will aid Beason in this good work. Mrs W S Stuart visited Corsicana today to see relatives and friends.
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C. L. Beason
B. Eberstadt
Steep Hollow
Brazos Cou
Mr. Beason
Cardui Helps Springfield Woman Report Relief From Ailments
Mrs D V Williams of Route 6 Springfield describes severe backache headaches and nervous weakness. She credits Cardui for improving her condition and restoring rest and health. Her husband arranged the remedy after hearing of its benefits.
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Springfield
D. V. Williams
Route 6
Farmers Use Co operative Marketing In Texas Legislature
Texas farmers move to market crops under the Shapiro plan as the 87th legislature passes the cooperative marketing law. Five district divisions will secure contracts for a regional pool of cotton and other crops, with five to seven year terms and penalties for noncompliance. Governor Neff has signed the measure.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau
Temple
L. F
Waco
Bureau
Pat M. Neff
E. F. Shropshire
State House
Shropshire
Neff
California
Farm Bureau
Potato curing plants in Bryan and surrounding county
County Agent Benson forwards a Longview letter from George A Adams dated March 25 detailing the sweet potato industry. He notes 4000 acres in roots this season with yields from 75 to 200 bushels per acre, various government plan curing houses, and local growers like Rogers Lacy J A Murphy Walter Cunyus J F Holt with capacities ranging 2500 to 10000 bushels and costs from 450 to 2800 dollars.
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C. L. Benson
George A Adams
Longview
Rogers Lacy
Lacy
J. A. Murphy
Kilgore
Bradley
Walter Cunyus
J. F. Holt
Eagle to Start Boys and Girls Club Department
The Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle will publish a Boys and Girls Club Department for Brazos County under County Agent Co. L. Benson. The department appears weekly in both editions and covers agricultural, orchard, garden, livestock, poultry, home economics, and domestic science topics for youth.
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Bryan Daily
Weekly Eagle
Brazos County
Co. L. Benson
Daily Eagle
Eagle
Benson
Textile Sale Ad Offers Various Fabrics and Linens
Spool cotton two spools for one cent. Plain white curtain scrim 86 inches wide per yard. Dress gingham per yard. New Bungalow Aprons at 1.75 1.50 and 98 cents. New lace embroidery and edging line from 25 cents down to 5 cents per yard.
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Oxford
Satan
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John W. Stewart
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Lee J. Rountreer
Travis B. Bryan
Irvin Nerhood
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E. J. Jerkins Co
Parker-Astin, Co
A. M. Waldrop Co
Ww. T . Bryant
Billie Bryant Jr
Bull Durham
Mra. W
Stuart
Corsicana
Mrs. L. Bowen
R. J
3. J. Jenkins Co
Porter-Astin, Cr
Missouri
Cardon
Adams Co
FE. J. Jenkins Co
M. Waldrop Co
Miles
M. Bonneville
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