Four H Club Members Demonstrate Under County Agent
Brazos County Boys' and Girls' Club lists 4 H club members from Reliance Kurten Edge Wheelock and other areas with poultry corn tomatoes cotton and other crops. County Agent C L Beason oversees demonstrations and enrollment closes June 1.
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Brazos County Boys' and Girls’ Club Department
Hub
C. L. Beason
Notir
Benson
Reliance
Kurten
Orrie Watson
S. A. Yeager
Elmer Newcomb
Ercel Lindsey
Cecil Johnson
Wallace Johnson
Henry Schmier
Chas. Jones
Herbert Jones
Jack Lindsey
Henry Lindsey
Jamie Cobb
King’s Wiehway
Chas. Surik
Freddie Kindt
Edwin Novosad
Ralph Berry
Albert Novosad
Corlie Kindt
Lane Anderson
Robert Kindt
Edge
Edge and Wheelock
Sam Rosier
W. Robin Wilson
Carl Grr
Red Blazek
Louis Corgie
Samuel Bynum
Stered Holiday
Louis Chy
Fred B. Wilson
M Smebana
Lee Accurso
Hattie A. Nemec
Habarta
Frank Maize
Will Scarmada
Victor Nemec
Lottie Kudler
Allen Nemec
Lottie M. Cahill
Ohnnie Hebron
Sam Salvaggio
Pansy Sousares
Johnnie Mary
Ima Mae Franklin
Emma Regmund
Fran Tabor
Zack
Leslie
Commencement season brings guests to Bryan area
Numerous faculty, relatives and notable visitors fill Bryan for Allen Academy and area graduation events. Guests include Dr. John W. Kerns, Rev. Hyde, and Rev. Moore. Students, family trips, and summer plans feature alongside town residents attending ceremonies and related gatherings.
Cemetery meeting at Steep Hollow Sunday planned
An all day meeting at Steep Hollow Cemetery is set for Sunday May 31 including a board of directors session a sing song and a noon basket dinner Brazos County residents interested in cemetery upkeep are urged to attend and bring baskets for lunch Mr and Mrs John B Reid plan to move to a cottage in College Park in June.
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Elizabeth Siddal
Anderson
Grimes County
Bryan
Henry James
Abilene
C. Moore
John Hicks
Steep Hollow
Hicks
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
John B. Reid
College Park
John Frank Womble Visits Dallas on Chamber Business
John Frank Womble assistant secretary of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce traveled to Dallas on official business today seeking meetings and chamber liaison opportunities.
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John Frank Womble
Bryan and Brazos County
Negro Boy Drowns In Tank Near Bryan
Ernest Tolliver a 12 year old Negro boy drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with a companion in a deep tank about 12 miles east of Bryan. An inquest by Justice J T McGee heard the boy crumpled and disappeared mid crossing then sank as cramps or exhaustion struck. The second youth reached shore and summoned help. Tolliver's body was recovered shortly after.
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Ernest Tolliver
Bryan
J. T. McGee
Tolliver
Panhandle Wheat Crop to Reach Record Harvest
AMARILLO May 27 The Panhandle and South Plains brace for a record wheat harvest with planting ongoing and expected activity for another week. Moisture is widespread though some spots show delays from late cold weather. Wheat movement to market should start by June 15 and the crop is estimated at 45 million bushels, the largest in history.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
South Plains
Panhandle Plains
Decline Noted In Texas Livestock Shipments
The Texas University Bureau reports April 1931 livestock shipments fell 23 percent overall from April 1930, with cattle down 42 percent calves down 35 percent swine 65 percent except sheep which rose to Fort Worth. Sheep lead with 201 454 head shipped, the largest April Fort Worth total on record.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Fort Worth
Bureau
Texas
Port Worth
Friends of Mrs B 4 William Son
William son returns to Temple hospital for further treatment after a brief visit by Mr and Mrs Williamhon. The family notes he will remain there for several days as doctors assess his condition.
Senator Gainer Wins Division of University Funds Battle
State Senator Charles S. Gainer returns from Austin after a 15 year effort securing a split of the permanent fund earnings between Texas University and Texas A and M College. The plan allocates $200,000 to A and M for three years and then one third of earnings thereafter, with Gainer also securing a $2,000,000 borrowing option for A and M and funding for a firemen training school at the College with $20,000 to start.
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Charles S. Gainer
Austin
Texas University
Texas A. and
M. College
Gainer
Senate
Board of
Regents of
Sackett
House
Camer Eagle Employee Buys Wood Co. Paper
The Wood County Democrat, weekly at Quitman, now lists W. C. Vanderwert as owner and publisher. Vanderwert, formerly a linotype operator on the Eagle, is joined by I. R. McGee as editor. The note adds a court acquittal on an illegal seine charge and a $40 verdict for Conlee on a seine destruction suit after appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camer Eagle Employe Buys Wood CO. Paper
Wood County
Democrat
W. C. Vanderwert
Quitman
Vanderwert
Eagle
I. R. McGee
Theewspaper
J. T. McGee
Tle
Conlee
Former game warden wins in district court
J. D. Conlee, a former game warden, won his appeal in district court on Thursday in the case of A. B. Taylor vs. J. D. Conlee. The matter arose several months ago.
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J. D. Conlee
A. BE. Taylor
Taylor
Journalism Head Of Baylor Plans Work in Europe
Belton May 7 Miss Helen Zene Wortman head of Baylor college journalism department and president of the Southwestern Journalism congress will spend the summer in Europe studying foreign correspondence. Wortman will spend twenty percent of her time on the project abroad.
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Baylor
Europe
Traveler Heads to Europe After Missouri University Tour
A student from the University of Missouri travels through Russia England Norway Sweden Poland Germany and France with a Baylor College return planned for the fall term opening on September 11 under Professor Roscoe B. Wieard.
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Russia
England
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Germany
France
University of Missouri
Roscoe B. Wieard
Baylor College
Cite Sulphur Co In Wharton Huge Tax Now Claimed
Wharton County commissioners court ordered the Texas Gulf Sulphur Company to show cause on June 10 why tax value of its properties should not be set at 16,014,540. Attorney General James Y. Allred urged a 50,000,000 valuation and said he would present state arguments at the final hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Commissioners Court
Wharton County
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
James Y. Allred
Austin
Assembly of God to Convene in Breckenridge
E L Newby plans the five day Texas and New Mexico Assembly of God conference in Breckenridge from June 7 to 12. More than 750 delegates from both states are expected.
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Breckenridge
Texas
New Mexico
Assembly of God
E. L. Newby
Tax survey by A M College extension probes Texas inequality
A Texas tax survey by the A M College extension service, led by R E Overstreet of Lubbock, exposes odd cases of property misclassification. One example notes a vacant $250 lot listed on rolls while a residence on the lot earned $25 monthly rent for four years.
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Texas
A. & M. College Extension Service
R. E. Overstreet
Lubbock
Lobbock Avalanche
East Texas Chamber selects proration inquiry head
DALLAS May 28 An immediate study of oil proration will be conducted by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce directors J K Hughes of Mexia named chairman of the inquiry committee Hughes and Dr N D Buie of Marlin president of the chamber will select eight East Texans to form the survey committee Members will come from both pro and anti proration camps First meeting set within days Speakers included Jdegee Jones Harry Olmstead Dr Buie John Middleton R M Kelly and Guy Blount Robert Harrison outlined surveys to spur civic growth across 225 East Texas towns and cities An executive session approved the annual membership campaign June 1 to 6 Plans also call for repeating the all-Mast Texas products dinner at the State Fair in Dallas President Buie named committee chairs Henry Schmidt Mer chants Service Bureau Dr W H Cummings public health J E Stanford Bryan agriculture A C May es Paris publicity R M Kelly Longview finance John Mortis Texarkana fire prevention Bonner Frizzell Palestine education
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Dallas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
J. K. Hughes
Mexia
Hughes
N. D. Buie
Marlin
East Texas
Jdegee Jones
Houston
Harry Olmstead
Dr. Buie
John D. Middleton
Greenville
R. M. Kelly
Longview
Guy 8. Blount
Nacogdoches
Robert Harrison
Texas Products
Buie
Henry Schmidt
Merchants’ Service Bureau
W. H. Cummings
Hearne
Public Health
J. E. Stanford
Bryan
Agricultural
Santone Opera Company Plans Summer Tour
The San Antonio Civic Opera Company will canvass smaller Southwest Texas cities this summer. The season runs mid June to late October with open air performances at Brackenridge Park. Repertoire includes The Sultan of Sulu The Two Vagabonds The Chocolate Soldier Madame Butterfly and Trial by Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Civic Opera Company
Sulu
Brackenridge Park
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Stern
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Llano
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First Baptist
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A. & M. College
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Allen
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Texarkana
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W. W. Daup
Moore
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Temple
M. P. Franks
Edge Apartments
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College Station
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Tabor
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James Rosborough
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Denison
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Frankston
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Mae Burtis
Madisonville
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Edgar Buchanan
Lufkin
Chamber of Commerce
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R. B. Grant
State Medical University
Galveston
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Waco
W. A. Luker
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Hyde Park Christian Church
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Wanda Warren
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John W. Thompson
Daisy Dixon
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F. G. Harris
Alvin
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H. J. Dixon
F. R. Renkee
Rosprim
J. L. Dickerson
West 27Th Street
M. Miller
Conroe
Albert Nedbalek
Central Texas Auto Co
H. N. Coffman
D. di White
South College Avenue
Panama
Associated Press
Linares
Panama City
Senator Gainer
Sulphur Co
Plan Church
A-M
Stanford
East Texas C. C
Santone Opera Company
Brazos County
Farmers Produce Co
Bryan Compress
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