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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
3
A wellborn community Hallowe'en party was held Friday night at the Wellborn school. Mrs. Guy Neeley and Mrs. Tom Yeager sponsored the entertainment for the children. Also noted, Mrs. Jno A Moore travels between Bryan and Dallas for winter business. A. J. McQueen has been ill for several days but not seriously.
Teachers and grade mothers hosted Halloween celebrations Friday afternoon for multiple classes at Travis Elementary. First grade led by Miss Lemma Dowell wore costumes and played games while serving cookies and ice cream. Second and fourth grades also enjoyed games in the gym and cafeteria decorations with cake and ice cream.
An advertised remedy claims to clear liver spots freckles pimples and discolorations on the face and neck caused by an alleged acid condition. The seller, Roman and Vick, markets Cady as the product.
Auction notice lists 0 hours of motion and 600 bushels of corn from last year. Owner M. V. Baugh of Rogers Texas advertises land for sale on Leon Prairie with clear title and agricultural yield details.
J B Black Jr of George Madison County won first honors at the Dallas fair with ten laying hens from a charred rocks flock noted for its strong record. County Agent B F Vance aided the program, emphasizing records, clean housing, green feed, and a strict culling plan that yielded substantial net profits over two years.
The text discusses Goodman planning a long journey north on Main Street to the Gulf Public Utilities plant with a makeshift harness to move a heavy burden on his shoulders. Ryan plans to insulate the burro seat for comfort while hauling ration food, and both weigh how long the trip might take and how many miles per day. It also touches on tax issues and political propaganda about government economy and amendments in Louisiana.
In a readers column the author argues against merging the Tax Assessor and Tax Collector offices. He cites the yearly cycle from January to June and through the fall as evidence of the busy tax work and questions the need for consolidation and potential waste of taxpayers money.
A Texas Centennial commemoration appeal urges every loyal Texan to support the heroic era and vote in favor. The message stresses patriotic duty and civic participation for the state’s historic celebration.
Intend to marry filed by Silas Williams and Snell Green Eugene Horner and Virgil Ree Hartiman Lloyd Frazier and Gladys Farquhar Katie Wiley and Will Sanders all Brazos County couples and George Walker and Victoria Kelmo of Robertson County with County Clerk Jess B. McGee.
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