Panhandle Land Offers Big Acreage For Sale In Swisher County
Real estate notice invites buyers to Swisher County Texas near Tulsa on Santa Fe Railroad. 277 acres with residence and water, 960 acres with wheat, 340 acres with windmill, and several other parcels from 80 to 1280 acres. Prices range from 20 to 40 per acre with varying down payments and terms up to 5 to 7 years. wheat may go in by April 1st.
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Panhandle
Texas
Swisher County
Tulsa
Santa Fe
Land for sale by Will answer all letter promptly
Box No. 263 Tulia Texas advertises land for sale with promise to reply quickly to inquiries addressed to the sender.
West Texas A and M bill faced questions of legality
Governor Neff weighs signing or vetoing a 1 350 000 land purchase for the State University and other bills as lawmakers who opposed the West Texas A and M measure raise illegality objections. The piece notes adjournment timing, arrests to fulfill a quorum, and prior defeats in conventions and committees. It also mentions the potential repeal of the minimum wage law and labor opposition. John W. Stewart traveled to Houston after a city stop.
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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
Jennings
Death of Mr Ward Regretted in Bryan
Friends in Bryan mourn the death of Mr J. Ward at his ranch near Waco from heart disease. He died at breakfast with his wife, was buried in Marlin, and his sister-in-law Mrs J Seth Mooring mourns with the family. The notice also includes the Bryan Eagle ownership statement by Lee J Rountree and a list of stockholders and officials. Stella Woodward returns from Lexington visit.
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Bryan
J. Ward
Waco
Congress
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Texas
State OF Texas
County OF Brazos
Lee J. Rountree
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan, Tex
Lee J
Rountree
The
Lee J Rountree
Geo. Grape
Cleburne
J. C. Nagle
College Station
B. Sbisa
Tex
F. B. Geisecke
Austin
J. K. Parker
J. W. Coulter
Dana Carnes
R J. Cole
N. W. Cole
C. M. Cole
A. J. Buchanan
Bb. J. Fermier
Ww. T. Wright
M. E. Wallace
J. N. Carnes
Carthage
H O. Boatwright
Mallerich
Pat Newton
Tardy
Seturit
Bower
Farmers move for Farm Bureau in Brazos County
A mass Bra zos county farmers meeting in the district court room discussed forming a local Farm Bureau. Col Clarence Ousley urged self preservation amid cotton surpluses while A & M Extension Director T O Walton promised aid. A steering committee was named to organize campaigns and newspaper publicity was planned.
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Brazos County
District Court Room
RE. A. Peters
Farm Bureau
Benson
Col
Clarence Ousley
The
Brasty
Texas
South
Ael Ousley
Europe
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
Bryan
Farm Bureau Organization
C. W. Hedke
W. E. Graham
Jim Tobias
Fletcher Pool
Joe Sample
Messrs. Cavitt
Benson and
Kinnard
Bryan Eagle
Mr Groginsky's Loss in Swancoat Street Fire
The Eagle reports the Joe Groginsky barber shop on Swancoat Street block suffered a total loss from Monday morning fire. Loss is $4 000 with $1 950 insured on fixtures. the fire started at Butler's Cafe next door. Fire losses hoped to be adjusted soon.
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The
Eagle
Joe Groginsky
Swancoat Street
Groginsky
J. O. Tucker
Butler's Cafe
Former Bryan Man Honored in Houston
Frank E. Hood, longtime Bryan resident and former American Railway Express agent, was chosen cashier in the Gulf State Bank of Houston reorganization. Bryan friends celebrate 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
Harvey News Items From March Easter Events and Local Notes
Easter activities at Bright Light church drew small attendance but raised several dollars for Near East Relief. Mrs Ardella Jone visited home folks. Junius Estill of Wharton earned honors at A and M. Emmet Kilpatrick, related to Mrs Davidson, reportedly imprisoned in Russia per Houston Sunday Post. A heavy rain hit Harvey after a warm spell, delaying fruit and plant growth.
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Ardella Jone
Harvey
W. P. Jones
C. A. Jones
Davidson
Junius Estill
Wharton
Junius
J. &. Davidson
Houston Sunday Post
Emmet Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Alabama
Red Cross
Russia
Prisner
United States
Steep Hollow Visit Aids Brazos County Club Boys
County Agent C. L. Beason and Secretary S. BE Eberstadt visited Steep Hollow on Friday afternoon to meet the club boys and took part in Easterfest. The Eagle will assist Beason in this community work. Mrs. W. B. Stuart traveled to Corsicana for a family visit.
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C. L. Beason
S. BE. Eberstadt
Steep Hollow
Brazos Cony
Eagle
Mr. Beason
Cardui credited with easing long standing female ailments
Springfield resident Mrs. D V Williams describes severe back weakness headaches and nervousness and credits Cardui with her significant improvement after taking Cardal. She says her health and energy returned and she would recommend Cardal to others facing similar troubles.
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Springfield
D. V. Williams
Route 6
Farmers Use Co operative Marketing Plan in Texas
Texas farmers move to market crops under the Shapiro plan as the Thirty seventh Legislature passes the cooperative marketing law. L. F. McKay begins districting work from Temple while E. F. Shropshire explains aims to Governor Neff. The law allows non profit farmer pools with 5 to 7 year contracts and heavy penalties for non compliance.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau
Temple
L. F. McKay
Waco
Bureau
Pat M. Neff
E. F. Shropshire
Cotton
State House
Shropshire
Topas
Shapiro Plan
Shapiro Cotive Marketing Association
California
John Davis
Dallas
Rountree
Brazos
Williams
Lennan
Stevenson
Victoria
Neff
Farm Bureau
Bryan County potato curing plants and yields discussed
County Agent Benson and Longview expert Adams discuss sweet potato farming in Bryan County. They note about 4000 acres planted, yields from 75 to 200 bushels per acre, depending on methods, with five curing houses in the county and various costs from 450 to 3800 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
Boys and Girls Club Dept for Brazos County
The Bryan Daily and Weekly Eagle will run a Boys and Girls Club Department for Brazos County under County Agent C. L. Benson. The Daily Eagle and Weekly Eagle will publish weekly, focusing on youth work in agriculture, gardens, livestock, poultry, home economics and domestic science.
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Bryan Daily
Weekly Eagle
Brazos County
C. L. Benson
Daily Eagle
Brazosarity
the Eagle
Benson
Bargain Showcases In Local Dry Goods Sale
A mid century sale listing bulk yardage and garments with reduced prices. Cotton checks Unbleached Domestic bedding linen and sheeting appear alongside Organdie and Madrass. Hosiery, towels, skirts, middy blouses, spools of cotton and lace trims highlight a rich mix of fabrics and apparel at significant discounts.
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E. Brooks
Tulia, Texas
John W. Stewart
City
Houston
MR. Ward
Lee J. Rountreer
Travis B. Bryan
Stella Woodward
Angie Woodward
Lexington
Irvin Nerhood
Pennsylvania
J. Jenkins Co
Parker-Astin, Co
A. M. Waldrop Co
W. T. Bryant
Little Billie Bryant Jr
Bull Durham
W. 8. Stuart
Corsicana
Mrs. L. Bowen
R. I
B. J. Jenkins
Porter-Astin
Missouri
Cardus
Eagle Wild
FE. J. Jenkins Co
Miles
M. Bonneville
Main Street
Oxford
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