Ding and To Raise Fas Stock Auction Readies
A listing notes a stock offering from Ding and To raising Fas stock with 0.8 to be sold at or above $100,000 as the minimum reserve.
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Ding
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
3
Bry and Loan Association Elects Directors at Largest Meeting
The Bry and Loan Association held its annual meeting, reporting profits of 97 019.59 dollars and proposing capital growth to 1 500 000 to 2 000 000 dollars. Directors reelected include Cole H O Boatenderson Wilson Brad Armstrong Ridgley. officers to hold a regular April directors meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryand Loan Association
Ber
Bethat
Cole
H. O. Boat
S. Higgs
Wilson Bradenderson
W. S. Barrmstrong
J. J. Ridgley
Poultry Association Meeting Set for April 4 in Brenham
Brenham Texas hosts a county poultry association meeting on Monday April 4 at 8 o clock in the Commerce rooms. Speaker Mr Dunn a noted hatchery builder will discuss Market topics and Mr Drumm will lecture to directors at 10 o clock on marketing poultry products. Open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ery
Brenham
Texas
Dan
Dunn
Brazos County
Ing
Commerce Rooms
Drumm
R. H. Rush
Houston
Mder of Commerce Riing
Weather notes show summer heat in College Station
A fragment notes warm weather conditions in College Station with hints of rising temperatures and a repeated summer pattern. No precise dates or figures are provided.
Hammock Tding Occurs and Ads Get Results
An unambiguous teaser notes hammock tding events amid ongoing ads attracting attention. Readers are guided toward local sellers offering outdoor gear and related promotions through notices and brief previews.
Marriage of Hammock and Professor at A and M College
Rev and Mrs on West 26th Street witnessed the marriage of Hammock to a professor from A and M College. The bride, a longtime friend of Miss Thel, has worked with Mrs. M for two years and holds a position in the college department. The couple, now residing in Bryan, receive well wishes as they begin life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 26Th Street
Thel‘t
Bryan
M. N
B. H. Reid
A. Lege
Texas
Department of Bandry
Bryege
Your Health Purification Claim Weathered by Ads
An old fragmented ad touts a health purification method using Calotabs. It promotes a “high course” treatment to rid chronic ailments and re energize the system, urging readers to purchase via drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficion
Ealth
Onit
Adv
Hearne Wins In Interscholastic League Meet
CALVERT March 28 Hearne won first place in Class B and Class A debates boys double tennis and volleyball. Calvert took senior boys and senior girls declamation first in senior spelling, second in junior and subjunior spelling and girls doubles. Bremond won junior girls declamation and music memory. Franklin took junior boys declamation. West End, a one room rural school, swept all rural division declamation contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
District No 17 Highway Commission Moves Headquarters
A. McCormick announced from Bryan that District No 17 headquarters will move from Caldwell to Bryan by April 1 as John E. Blair of Waco succeeds him. The transfer follows orders from the State Highway Commission at Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCormick
Division No. 17
Highway Commission
Bryan
State Highway Commission
Austin
Caldwell
McCormick
John E. Blair
Waco
Bryan Speaker Scored a Hit in East Texas
A. W. Buchanan, district agent of the Extension Service at A M College, spoke at Lovelady, Texas, delivering sermons on service over self and praising diversification. The Lovelady Star praised his church address as among the best heard in years and noted his talk at the Men's Business Club on diversified farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Buchanan
Extension Service
A. and
M. College
Lovelady
Texas
First Baptist Church
Lovelady Men’s Business Club
Lovelady Star
Buchanan
Community Shows Cooperative Spirit in Project Effort
System so popular with farmers and landowners in this section. Mr. Buchanan showed clearly what can be done when a community makes up its mind to do it and works co operatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Shenanigan Has Many Ups-Downs
Manuel Smith elevator operator at the Astin building, nine years in his post, was asked if men or women are more important. He answered men, saying the building’s top is near heaven. He added that elevator men are kept in fear for safety and pray constantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Smith
Astin
Eagle
Memorial Communion Service at First Methodist Bryan
At the morning service Dr H H McCain spoke on memorials and the silver communion service was dedicated in memory of David and Mary Mike, former members. Twelve new members joined including Mr Mrs J M Causby, Mr Mrs J M Conway, Edith Conway, Della Parker, Grace Brown, James W James Jr, Effie M Outlaw, John L Mizzell, Frances O Pierson, and Clifford Posey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
H. H. McCain
David and
Mary Mike
Methodist Church
Bryan
J. M. Causby
J. M. Conway
Edith Conway
Della Parker
Grace Brown
James W. James Jr
Effie M. Outlaw
John L. Mizzell
Frances O. Pierson
Clifford Posey
Bryan Folk Board Discusses Carnegie Library Meeting
Members of the Carnegie Library board of directors met yesterday afternoon at the library to discuss ongoing operations and future plans. The gathering focused on improving services and expanding community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Carnegie Library
Libra
Library reports growth and upkeep needs in Bryan
Miss Willie Rogers the librarian said 154 new names were added to the register since July 1 the close of the fiscal year 45 new books are available for readers and three daily newspapers and magazines are on the tables Plans discussed for needed repairs to the building mentioning leaks and interior decoration Mrs J C Davidson of Harvey visited Bryan Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Rogers
Ryan
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Hearne
District NO. 17 Highway Commission
Barber
Moler’s
Moler Barber College
Franklin Ave
Bryan Speaker
East
Bryan Folk
JUST
J. Gelber & Son
J. K. Presnal of
Tabor
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Jcpenneyco
Ale
Anle and
Wee
Nalicv
Belle Isle
Rogers
M. Rogers Mfg. Co
Goitar
Bryan, Texas
Lawrence Motor Co
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