Children Awarded Prizes At Woodville School
Woodville school, near Bryan, closed its eighth term with 37 pupils across seven grades. Thirty-six remained to term’s end, one moved away. Twenty three received promotions. Amelia Palazzotto won top average, Joe Patamelia perfect attendance, and Dorothy Melensky Luke Palraveli and Charlie Strata earned health stars and a health button. The school earned a health board prize for full vaccination. about one hundred dollars funded books and reports. The party included a trip to the Cine Theatre with light refreshments. Mrs. P A Tardy was reelected for 1929 30.
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Woodville
Waies
Bryan
Ena Palazzotto
Joe Patamelia
Qewther
P. A. Tardy
Charlie Patramela
John Palazzotto
Tony Ofas
Cine Theatre
Brazos County Seeks Dairy Boom To Mavericks Cotton Drop
A Brazos County dairy plan urges farmers to shift from pure cotton to a combined dairy and cotton system. Twelve action points guide herd expansion, breed quality, and home feed programs. Goal: 3000 milk cows in five years to boost property values and farm incomes.
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Vane
Texas
Seored
Brazos County
W. E. Graham
Chas. Merka
E. L. Sample
J. J. Jones
K. A. Clutter
A. and
M. College
H. H. Williamson
Extension Service
C. Edgar Jones
Sudan
Hen egg production tallies from local farms in Brazos County
West farm posts perfect daily egg scores across six months while Golden Rule leads in hen counts with Barred Rocks and White Leghorns. College View records a high team total of 1 388 eggs, and Rule farm sits fifth with 1 310. The top individual White Leghorn hen from Mute farm has 262 eggs.
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West
Tihree
Farm Notes and Club News from Brazos County
County Agent C L Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Lucy Givens report farm test plots in Independence and Tabor communities show nitrogen rich fertilization outpacing unfertilized plots. Enrollment closes June 1 for 1929 club members as poultry projects and prizes await. Brazos county women vie for living room improvement with Lawrence Komer leading.
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C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Frank Conaway
Independence
Chicago
Brazos County Club
Lawrence Komer
Brazos County
Tyler Haswell
Komer
Bryan Lions host visitors and plan Texas convention bid
WORLD BETTER Program Chairman W S Howell hosted Hearne visitors who performed music for Bryan Lions, including Misses Rodell and Cummings. Eberstadt showed a 424 column publicity book praising Bryan ahead of the East Texas Chamber convention, while the club endorsed inviting the 1930 League of Texas Municipalities meeting in Houston.
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W. H. Bivin
H. W. Cummings
Clemmie
Anna Rodell
Bryan
Miss Cummings
Miss Rodell
Misses Rodell
Cummings
Lion S. E. Eberstadt
East Texas
Houston
League of Texas Municipalities
Lions Club
E. Hamson
Morris Schulman
Lions
J. D
Maniatis
M. M. Erskine
J. Bryan Miller
S. E. Eberstadt
E. Homson
M. Schulman
Noah W. Dansby
Ex-Students Sion Service Highlights Alumni Ties
Corsicana figures Tyree L. Bell and President T. O. Walton spoke at a reunion event stressing that the former students association keeps graduates connected for mutual enjoyment and aid to the college. Prof MacDaniel demonstrated magic with a note that the hand is quicker than the eye.
Public Park Gift Inspires Gratitude and Civic Pride
Bryan Citizen urges citizens to value a generous park donation by Tyler Haswell, calling the space a priceless heritage for future generations. The piece invites inspection and promises recreation, inspiration, and rest beyond mere streets and bread.
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Tyler Haswell
Park
Bryan
Notable Student Association Event Highlights Tricks and Catering
The report notes a seamless patter during the tricks demonstration that enhanced the entertainment. Mr. McQuillen organized arrangements as secretary of the Association of Former Students, following tradition. President Armstrong of the senior class praised W. A. Duncan, supervisor of subsistence, for the menu and service.
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McQuillen
Armstrong
W. A. Duncan
Dairy bull circles organize in Texas counties
On May 1 there were 196 regularly organized dairy bull circles in 84 Texas counties with 814 circle bulls, according to county agents and district agents of the Extension Service.
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Texas
Extension Service
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Tabor
Wilson
Josephine Krolczyk
W. W. Evans
W. D. Williams
Dawson County
Lidia Francis
Mrs. Komer
Haswell Prize
W. S. Howell
Federal
Federal Tires
M'Leage
Wilson Motor Company Incorporated
People’s