Prohibition Resolutions Adopted at County Convention
The Bryan weekly eagle reports that prohibition resolutions were adopted at the county convention. Delegates elected to the state convention are named, with attacks on Republican rule and calls to restore Jeffersonian principles. Strong language targets corruption and urges support for the Democratic party and its nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRYAN
Court House
Cam Moody
Brame Etetbous
Jeffersom
Amervar
Jefersm
Cleveland
Wilsem Amd
Bryuz city hall beds taken under three fold policy
The text records an official action ordering beds seized for the present city hall property and notes a three fold policy guiding the measure. The legible portions show a historic local government move affecting property or space during a referenced period.
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Bryuz
Baptists of Texas Seen in Austin Circles
Fragmentary notes mention S Lattimore of Austin and George W Treeett of Dallas amid locals with Baptist ties. Unclear names and roles appear, with scattered references to supporters and church figures in Texas.
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Baptists
S Lattimore
Austin
Dales
Protasiz
George W. Treeett
Bageisc Carrs
Deles
Thomas Veilkepeet
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Chamber Delegates
Fragmented text references the Chamber of Commerce and a delegated action. Specific names, dates, and clear events are unreadable, leaving only vague hints of a meeting or committee activity and a potential fee.
Unclear text from crime scene report appears in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a youth connected to a family murder and vehicle use. Details are garbled with many misspellings, making names, dates, and places unreadable.
Fragmentary Note on Smith's Fate for Taliet
Incomplete OCR hints at a discussion of Smith's fate tied to a third taliet or ally. The fragment implies a plan or prediction but lacks clear names, dates, or decisive actions. Further text is needed to confirm who acts and the outcome.
Beavery's Courage and Conviction Amid Hardship
A fragmentary account reflects on Beavery's resolve and belief in one’s own cause. The text hints at themes of faith, duty, and personal courage in challenging times, with references to strength and steadfastness.
Bryan’s Alien Academy Dominates State Honors
Bryan praises Alien Academy and its memorable bard, beaten only by Major E A Ligtticot, which claimed every honor Tuesday in Greenville. Allen Academy shines as a top Texas preparatory school, rivaling national standing.
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Bryan
Alien Academy
E A. Ligtticot
Greenville
Allen Academy
Texas
Community Meet at Wixon Set for May 5
A local community gathering at Wixon was announced with chairmen guiding plans for an event featuring stage acts and demonstrations. County Agent Bes Som urged crowd members to participate and emphasized engaging youths in activities while outlining two readings that pleased attendees.
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Bes- Som
Margere
Bensom
Setumar
Gas Used To Kill Rats Report In Rural Demonstration
A vague report records a rural demonstration involving gas used to kill rats at the Benbow farm area. The account notes deaths of some animals and possible unintended effects from the gel, with unclear timing and responders.
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Bobemes
Benbow
Bobinese
DeMolay Degree Conferral Schedule Noted
Erares Chapter plans a DeMolay degree conferral event in Dalies on June 27. The gathering targets members age 14 to 21, with a focus on the fiscal year activities and the organization’s 5 S-seeser composition plan.
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Erares
Pee Wee
Allen Academy Band Wins Official Designation at East Texas Chamber Meet
In Greenville on May 8 Bryan won the honor to host next year’s East Texas Chamber convention from Port Arthur. The Allen Academy band of Bryan captured first place in the college class at the state band contest among 33 bands and earned the official band designation for the East Texas Chamber. Wallace Wheelis of Mart was named best drummer.
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Bryan Bes
Bryst
East
Chamber of Commer
Port Arther
Berio
Bryen
Belpine
Sisiters
Amd
Greenville
Bryan
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Port Arthur
Jessie Jones
Texas
Allen Academy Band of
East Texas Chamber of and
Wallace Wheelis
Mart
Lions Club Program Delights Kurten Saturday Night
Members of the Bryan Lions Club held an excellent program at Kurten Saturday night drawing a large crowd. Two special acts featured a farmer and his wife and other readings with performances by Mrs. W. G Hemdercoz and the club's master of ceremonies Jess Hemserimng.
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Bryan Lions Club
Kurter
W. G
Teo Seth
Demetters
Lerane Ami Marre
al Fred Schabren
James Seerr
Aller
Amd
Dr. I. Tawhenaas
A. Amd
M. Colaap
Lattimore Named Leader in Baylor Drive to Dallas Move
Judge Lattimore was elected chairman of the committee supporting Baylor University’s relocation from Waco to Dallas. Baptist General Convention leaders and local Chamber directors discussed continuing the effort and set meetings to finalize plans, with a decision expected at a January session in Mineral Wells.
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S Lattimore
Court of Criminal Apests
Austim Bes Beet
Merempent
Lattimere
Berlor
Geemer
Baptist ‘General Comvention
Baptist
Aem Ccrmmmineset
Baylor
Dallas
Wes Fecuper
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Peslend
Wace
Basier
Commumice
Chamber of
Commmerre Toests
Baptist General
Publication Citation in Brazos County District Court
Public notice in Brazos County Texas for four weeks in May 1928. Plaintiff complains of Rebecca Wilkes alleging separation due to cruel treatment and seeks divorce alimony costs and relief. Clerk J W Barron records writ of service and court seal at Bryan.
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Brazos
Texas
Wilkes
Codie
Brazes County
County of Brazos
Bryan
J. W. Barron
Discriet Court of Braves
Bryex
A. D
First Baptist Church Hearing Dr George Truett Sunday
Dr George Truett headlines a Sunday sermon at Mt First Baptist Church to crown the completion of its new church home. The ornate interior and gifts from friends across cities mark a great day with services led by Rev Day and a noted organ recital planned for Monday evening featuring the Howell memorial organ.
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Mt First Baptist Church
Geo. Truett
Iaemdis mm Hemer
der Samdar
Chas W. Crawford
Saumday Schenl
Stram
Saterday
RE. Day
Howell Beothers
Bryan
J. B. Cassidy
Malas
George W. Troet
Troett
First Baptist Church of
Brran
Umd
Brram
Cam
House of God
Semdar
Samjay
First Baptist Church
Howell Memorial
J. H. Cassidy
Dalax
General Moseley To Lecture On World War At A and M College
Gen George W H Moseley U S Army now on leave from Fort Bliss will lecture at Texas A and M College in College Station on May 15 in Assembly Hall at 5 PM. He has served with Pershing’s staff and has intimate knowledge of American headquarters operations in France. Faculty and Bryan residents are invited to attend. veterans groups receive special invitation.
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College Station
George W. H. Moseley
U. S& Army
Presen
Fort Bliss
Texas
A and M College of Texas
Moseley
United States
France
Bryan
J E Sham
Gen. Moseley
American Legion
Cadet Corps
Stean
Dr. Hunnecott Put Under Bond in Assault Case
Dr. R. J. Hunnicutt appeared for examination on a charge of criminal assault and was bound over to the grand jury with a 4000 dollar bond. Mrs. Ruth Estelle testified as the lone witness, detailing her account while maintaining her story. The court drew a large legal crowd as state and defense attorneys were named, including W E Neeley and Law Henderson.
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R. J. Hunnicutt
Ruth Estelle
Dr. Hunnicott
Auxiliary Of Legion Formed In Court House Meeting
The woman's auxiliary of the American Legion formed after a Legion meeting. Nineteen members signed up with many more expected. They will meet with the Legion post for now and shift meeting night to the first Friday. Plans for a large July Fourth barbecue were discussed with a noted speaker expected and calls to back Legion sponsored legislation including universal draft bills.
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Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Legion
Court House
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Post
Automa
American Legion
Porto Rico Sweet Potato Plants For Sale
State certified Porto Rico sweet potato plants offered by Moore. Free of weevils and diseases. Prices: 2.50 per 1000 delivered, 2.25 per 1000 for 2000 lots, 2.00 per 1000 for 5009 lots or more.
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Porto Rico
MOORE
Local Officials Listed for County Positions and Precincts
The notice lists candidates for county offices including tax assessor Clyde F Goen, marshals, tax collector Roy Wadsbeth, county clerk Tom Suber, sheriff J H Reed, superintendent D J McDonald, and commissioner races in four precincts with names such as Guy Boyett Pmett Holland Fritz Kindt William Conrad J J Merka J W Harris Frank Ebc Fred A Weerman August C Merka H R Danforth J M Moore Claude Buchanan.
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Frank Ebc
Fred A. Weerman
August C. Merka
H. R. Danforth
J. M. Moore
Claude Buchanan
Posted Notice at Wixon Lake Threatens Trespass
Our farm and reach at Wixon Lake is posted prohibiting hunting fishing and trespassing. Signed by Jeff W. Tabor.
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Wixon Lake
Jeff W. Tabor
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J. T. McGee
John J. Phillips
Guy F. Boyett
Pmmett Holland
Fritz Kindt
WM. Conrad
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Howell & CO
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