Howell honored at East Texas Chamber convention
J Webb Howell of Bryan was named a director to replace E H Astin on the East Texas Chamber board. Hayne Nelms of Groveton was elected president and Tom Ball Jr of Huntsville treasurer. Port Arthur won the 1930 convention site and resolutions urged a statewide highway program and a national tariff lift on competing oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
J.webb Howell
Bryan
Bryan and Brazos County
Hayne Nelms
Groveton
John D. Middleton
Greenville
Tom Ball, Jr
Huntsville
Gus F. Taylor
Fyler
W. N. Blanton
J. W. Howell
E. H. Astin
Ralph Ward
Port Arthur
Travis Holland
R. H. Sill
Tyler
C. O. Ashcraft
Sulphur Springs
E. R. Brinker
R. S. Sanders
Sherman
T. E. Acker
Jacksonville
Tom Ball
Guy A. Blount
Nacogdoches
N. D. Buie
Marlin
Car
W. P. Hobby
Houston
Chas.g. Jester
Corsicana
R. M. Kelly
Longview
Knox Lee
Marshall
T. A. Low
Brenham
H. B. Oxford
Beaumont
Tucker Royall
Palestine
H. R. Safford
W. E. Lea
Orange
T. E. Acken
W.W. R. Ward
Port Arthur College
America
Texas A
United States Shipping Board
Pasteur's discovery spurred modern antiseptics in wound care
Since Pasteur showed infection from malignant bacteria, medical science has advanced antiseptics to kill germs entering even small cuts. Liquid Borozone, the modern antiseptic, should be used to thoroughly wash wounds of any size. Available from Roman & Vick in affordable forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Roman & Vick
Resolution Urges Texas A and M Funding and Campus Expansion
A long period of years urged funding for Texas A and M College with praise for its work and a call for full appropriations. Resolutions request three new dormitories a livestock building a chemistry building and expanded forestry research and extension services. They urge a reconsideration of house bill 50 to study its tax impact and advocate a larger geological survey and expanded geology departments to assess future resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College
Senate
House
Philippine Islands
Texas
University
M. Geological
Prospect May 8 Weather News and Local Visits
Prospective notes from Prospect on May 8 describe northerly winds harming garden and field crops yet avoiding freezing. Citizens report visits by D. J. McDonald to Robertson county and Carl Jones family to J. R. Stewart, plus Ed Beal’s weekend with Joe Beal’s family. Community members attend church and hear Pat M. Neff speak on the Moneyless Millionaire. Cotton chopping and berry picking are current tasks. farmers request rain within the week to lay by corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beal
D. J. McDonald
Ozelle
Horace Tullous
Verna
Beauna Batten
Sheffield
First Baptist Church
Pat M. Neff
Steep Hollow Community Notes May 8
Miss Bertie Risinger Erma Bullock and Ina Powers attended the Sam Houston school fiftieth anniversary in Huntsville. Mr and Mrs Richards visited relatives in Madison county Sunday. The school will be out Friday after a good session. A M Hartsfield and family hosted by C P Powers Sunday. Visitors urged to see the local cemetery noted for its beautiful gardens. Mrs Willhoyte visiting relatives here with son C W Wilhoyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
C. P. Powers
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by County Clerk
County Clerk Jess B. Meee issued marriage licenses to Allen Dyer and Emma Lee De Hart Fabias Perez and Linia Bronez Jesse Gipson and Ethel Woods Johnnie Stern and Mattie Mormant during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess B. Meee
Allen Dyer
Emma Lee de Hart
Fabias Perez
Linia Bronez
Jesse Gipson
Ethel Woods
Johnnie Stern
Mattie Mormant
Public service horses and mules available in College Station
The Animal Husbandry Department in College Station Texas announces standing for public service X cellent Percheron Morgan Thoroughbred and Saddle stallions and also Jack. Fee seven dollars fifty cents general and twelve dollars fifty cents for saddle stallion. Fees due at time of service. Demand for good horses and mules is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Animal Husbanrdy Department
College Station
Texas
Millican Item Highlights Pageant Attendance and Local Visits
Mrs. Mavis Hughes returns from Houston after her daughter Albert Sawyers appendicitis operation. Millican residents attend College Station Chamber of Commerce pageant with many names listed and reports of entertainment. Local visits include Gray of Mart, Keagler family from Dallas, and others. Fuqua Garage changes hands to Ben Frank Harrington. Farmers report backward crops and wind and frost damage. call for oil well to boost activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Simpson
J. W. Burrows
Eva Simpson
Bryan
College Station
T. G. Gotcher
Lillian
Silas Smith
Elizabeth Bradley
Ella Dunlap
Gertie Gray
Mart
Gertrude Keagles
Patsy Ruth
Dallas
Jeff Boyder
Baytown
Charles McGregor
Bill Simms
Baby
J. S. Simms
J. T. Sawyer
KE. C. Jameson
Montague
Lewis Black
Snipe
Jesse McFennin
Harland McLeod
Retrieve Farm
Fuqua
Ben Frank Harrington
Legislature Hearst Replicas Honor A. and M. College
The Texas Legislature welcomed a replica of the A. and M. service flag, to be hung behind the Speaker's desk and shown to visitors. Speakers included Rep. Barron and Sen. Pollard, with tributes to late Lee J. Rountree and expressions of support for education while consolidating agencies. The lawmakers returned to Austin by special train after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mothers of Texas
Barron
House
Capitol
A. & M. College
Walton
George Purl
Dallas
Woodward
Coleman
Fred Minor
Denton
Tom Pollard
Tyler
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Graves
Georgetown
House Appropriations Committee
Pink L. Parrish
Lubbock
Miller
George Pur
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Bryan Eagle
House of Representatives
Rountree
Rep. Minor
Pollard
Rep. Graves
Austin
Queen Etex Crowned In Big Pageant At Kyle Field
The pageant at Kyle Field crowned Queen Etex III in a colorful show. The event featured the Aggie T and a 1,000 person band, with Miss Nelle Webb of Groveton as the first East Texas crown bearer and 30 princesses listed with escorts from counties including Trinity, Hempstead, Commerce, Cameron, Crockett, San Antonio, Tyler, Nacogdoches, Jefferson, and more. The king, J. F. Blount of San Augustine, led the second unit with attendants and high priest F. L. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Field
C. S. P. Vosper
F. L. Hensel
Walton
Monster
Texas
Etex III
A. and M
R. J. Dunn
M. Cadet Corps
Royal Court
Nelle Webb
Groveton
Trinity County
Pearl Wheeler
Waller Co
Hempstead
Marion Co
Jefferson
Nacogdoches Co
Nacogdoches
J. A. McDonald
Cuero
Stella LaRue
Henderson Co
Athens
J. S. Todd Jr
Fort Worth
Winfrey Rushing Tyler
Woodville
H. C. Givens Jr
Bemis
Tenn
Edith Jane Thompson
Jefferson Co
Port Arthur
C. E. Heartsill
Marshall
Margaret Sangster
Grimes Co
Navasota
A. Paez
San Antonio
Emily Allen
Falls Co
E. C. Cook
Putnam
Rubye Russell
van Zandt Co
Wills Point
J. M. Yarborough
Seguin
Kathryn E. Sommer
Robertson Co
Calvert
R. G. Abernathy
Palestine
Nellie Weakley
Leon Co
Henrietta Russell
Montgomery Co
Willis
Jay Bertrand
Houston
Louise Crawford
San Jacinto Co
Oakhurst
C. A. Roland
Ennis
Josephine Miller
Walker Co
Huntsville
A. A. Storey
Lockhart
Boerne Lakey
Franklin Co
Winfield
J. E. Mitchell
Marion Caldwell
Collin Co
Hard Surfacing Planned for Route No 6 Extension
The state highway commission plans hard surfacing Route No 6 from College Station to the already paved section by the Navasota river. District highway engineer J E Blair in Bryan said about 40000 dollars were appropriated for the project, starting in May and finishing by September 1, creating an all weather unbroken road from Bryan to the Navasota river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Navasota
State Highway Commission
J. E. Blair
Bryan
Navasota River
Twelve Points For Brazos Dairy Development Program
A Bryan dairy conference leads to a College Station meeting of ranchers and experts to lay out a dairy development program for Brazos County. Twelve essential steps include adding good milk cows, using purebreds, forming bull circles, and ensuring registration papers and controlled breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. E. Graham
E. L. Sample
J. J. Jones
J. A. Clutter
H. H. Williamson
Extension Service
C. Edgar Jones
College Station
Brazos County
Queen Etex LI Crowning Pageant At A and M College
The queen Etex LI was crowned in a grand pageant at A and M College with an escort from Miss Frances Sanderson and W. D. Armstrong. A lavish parade featured decorated floats from many college departments and a garlanded queen float. Entertainment included Prairie View Jubilee Singers, folk dance, drum drill by Ross Volunteers, and a M. A. and M. tumbling team. The ceremony ended with a prom chandelier finale and a late dance in Sbisa Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sanderson
Groveton
W. D. Armstrong
Wharton
Jackie Marsh
College, Page
Mary Hester Harison
Bryan
A. and
M. College
Melle Williamson
E. P. Fortson
E. L. Fisher
Forestry Service
Gargarland
Mary Eloise Veazey
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Kathleen McKee
Cristobel Bailey
Caroline Silvey
Dorothy
R. W. Hunter
F. G. Sleeper
Prairie View Jubilee Singers
King Jesus
M. Consolidated
Fred Sloop
Ross
B. C. Warner Jr
Dallas
Mary Belle Woodruff
W. D. Staples
R. A. Kunitz
A. A. E. Stanchos
H. P Carothers
R. E. Morris
P. C. Richardson
D. R. Abbey
C. J. Jester
A. M. Keppler
G. H. Hitchins
B. D. Anderson
A. S. Hunter
N. O. Carman
Villa Maria Academy
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Newman Club
F. A
H. M. Pauswang
Beaumont residents push limits on outdoor radio loudspeakers
Beaumont city notes loudspeakers and outdoor music devices agitate residents. Citizens urge the city commission to adopt measures, particularly for nighttime noise, as many devices accompany local soft drink stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beaumont
12 Point Farm Plan for Brazos County Cattle and Dairy Boom
A detailed campaign outlining 12 points to boost cattle and dairy efficiency in Brazos county. Proposes forage and feed plans, five cow basis production, and year round cream market access. Calls for legal measures to curb cattle running at large and emphasizes A&M College creamery as a key market partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Brazos County
A. and
M. College Creamery
Pure Food Show Planned for 30 By Local Women
The Bryan Methodist women plan another Pure Food Show and Bazaar after a successful April event. Mrs. W H Cole said the Missionary society valued the help from Bryan merchants and others in making the exhibit a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Bryan
W. H. Cole
Revival Meeting Opened at Methodist Church by Local Pastor
From the Houston Post files twenty five years ago in Bryan a revival began at the Methodist church led by pastor Dr. L F Betts with assistance from Rev Abe Mulkey. A short line at the end mentions Try Eagie offering to sell any item you wish to dispose of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Bryan
Methodist Church
L F. Betts
Abe Mulkey
Eagie
Canadian operator plans third well near Iola in Grimes county
Independent oil operator JL F McCausland reports Humble Oil Company located a salt dome in Brazos county near the Navasota River about eight miles west of Iola. He plans a third well within 30 days, with 5 000 acres leased in Grimes county and drilling to start near the Carlos site on land owned by Wallace, Lawrence, Trant and Turmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Navasets River
Lola
Humble Oil Company
Bryan
JL. F. McCausland
Iola
Grimes County
McCausland
Carlos
M. E. Wallace
W. H. Lawrence
W. P
Humble Company
Canada
Texas
Esa
Eil
Snew
Fragmentary note on burns and healing risks in the home
A partial, garbled passage discusses women’s burns and scalds in the home and mentions slow healing and infection. It references a person named Norman and a wife figure, with unclear terms and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
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Howell
Eagle
God
Etex
College
Saas
R. J. Reynolds
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