Bryan Weekly Eagle publication notice and rates
The Bryan Weekly Eagle announces postal placement as second class matter from April 22, 1912. Managing editor Mrs Lee J Rountree presents subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with prices for carrier and mail options and varying term lengths. It notes Associated Press membership and rights for local and dispatched news.
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Bryan
Texas
Congress
Lee J. Rountree
Associated Press
Brazos County
Watch Your Step and Support Worth While Things
Community guidance urges careful conduct and proactive support for valuable institutions. Emphasizes promoting useful organizations, creating new ones, and small daily actions adding up to big positive change. Warns against omissions and minor neglect, advocating vigilance in all endeavors.
Bryan Gun Club Offers Reward To Enforce Game Laws
The Bryan Gun Club pledges twenty five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone violating state game laws by shooting quail out of season. Members vow to report violators openly and not conceal reports, aiming to curb out of season killings in Brazos and nearby counties as the dove and duck season opens tomorrow.
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Bryan Gun Club
Brazos
Investing in Boys Shapes Bryan’s Future
An editorial argues that each boy costs about 200 dollars yearly from birth, totaling 3200 dollars by age sixteen. It urges Bryan residents to consider how the community environment and recreation programs nurture or hinder boys into good men and questions what the city is investing to conserve that asset.
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Bryan
Scandal Monger Criticized as Backbiting Impropriety
An unnamed writer denounces the scandal monger as a two legged creature with a jelly backbone and a ruined conscience. The piece then contrasts public reaction to automobile fatalities and urges accountability for reckless drivers.
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Hell
Brazos County Baptist Association Meets for Two Day Session
The Brazos County Baptist Association opened a two day meeting at Steep Hollow with W H Buchanan re elected moderator and J J Pipkin as secretary. The opening sermon by R L Brown urged members to commit time and talent to kingdom work as 76 percent remain inactive. A 1 30 p m auxiliary session elected officers and heard reports from five Brazos auxiliaries.
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Brazos County Baptist Association
Steep Hollow Baptist Church
W. H. Buchanan
Kur‘ten
J. J. Pipkin
R. L. Brown
P. L. Barron
Wellborn
Association
Kurten
S. M. Hunter
Bryan
John A Heid
C. S. Jones
First Baptist Church
College Station
Steep Hollow
Brazos County
R. W. Persons
R. B. Grant
Lock McNeely
A. S. McSwain
J. L. Reese
College
Bethel
Cotonwood
Edge
Rock Prairie
Reliance
Tyron
Providence
Scout troop hike ends with games supper and spirit world talk
Scoutmaster C. R. Gardner and the Boy Scouts hiked to Vick's tank last Friday evening, played games, cooked and ate supper, and conducted a brief spirit world investigation. The next meeting is at the Chamber of Commerce next Friday at 7 p.m.
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C. R. Gardner
Vick’s Tank
Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Church Societies Meeting Receives Routine Business
The Brazos Federation of Church Societies executive board met at Carnegie Library on Monday at 2 30 p m with Mrs J L Brock Mrs M Hettie Curry Mrs Guy P Bittle Mrs J N Goodwin and Mrs P S Park present and Mrs M R Bentley presiding. Only routine business was discussed.
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The
Brazos Federation of Church Societies
Carnegie Library
J. L. Brock
M. Hettie Curry
Guy P. Bittle
J. N. Goodwin
P. S. Park
M. R. Bentley
Job Printing On Time All Right
Eagle Printing Company advertises on time printing services with a telephone contact 86 for jobs.
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On Time Allright
Phone
Eagle Printing Company
Bryan Boy Scout Troop 13 Reorganized In Bryan
Troop No. 18 of the Boy Scouts in Bryan has been reorganized after members left. There are 18 now in the troop with a new personnel list including Frank Bain as leader and Henry Godwin as patrol No. 1 leader. A meeting was held at the Free Baptist church last Friday and again Sunday at 2 pm.
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Boy Scouts of
Bryan
Scouts
Frank Bain
Scribe
John Astin
Henry Godwin
Charles Moehlman
Theodore Boriskie
Robert John Persons
Charles .Oehlman
Paul Patronella
Osborn Higgs
Jake Kaplan
Wilman Ross
Willie Boriskie
Neil Godwin
Sam Kaplan
Abraham Kaplan
Free Baptist Church
W. S. Barron
Sam
Brazos Chamber Buys Six More Ditchers for County
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board reports six additional Martin ditchers will be purchased for terracing work in Brazos County. The purchase will be turned over to County Agent C L Beason. The group also discusses endorsements to advertising schemes and solicitors, and notes Armistice Day meeting closures.
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S. E. Eberstadt
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan
J. H. Evetts
Southern Pacific
Hearne
J. D. Martin
Martin
Brazos County
C. L Beason
H. Astin
City Commission
City of
Tyler Haswell
L. L. McInnis
Ike Ashburn
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
J. E. Covey
E. H. Edge
E. J. Fountain
Tyler Harvell
Jno
M. Lawrence
T. K. Lawrence
J. O. Morean
Oak McKenzie
Lee J. Rountree
A. M. Waldrop
M. E. Wallace
Eberstadt
FE. H. Astin
Bryan Armistice Day Celebration Widely Advertised
Three cars will depart Bryan on Wednesday morning each heading a different way to distribute literature about the Armistice Day celebration. R. M. Dansby travels north to Benchley Hearne Franklin and Madisonville with routes through intervening areas. George Hadley and R. C. Franks go to Navasota Anderson Iola Bedias then back to Bryan. C. M. Cummings covers Caldwell Brazos bottom Hempstead and surrounding rural areas promoting the event as Bryan's greatest celebration.
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Bryan
R. M. Dansby
Benchley
Hearne
Franklin
Madisonville
Normangee
George Hadley
R. C. Franks
Navasota
Anderson
Iola
Bedias
C. M. Cummings
Caldwell
Brazos
Hempstead
666 The Universal Panacea for Every Ailment
An old ad proclaims 666 as a universal cure for colds grippes dengue headaches constipation and biliousness. The pitch credits the remedy as the most speedy cure known and urges swift use for relief.
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P. A. Walker
Newburg
Kurten Box Supper Raises School Funds Near $100
A Kurten school box supper carnival held last Saturday night netted the school fund a total of 97 dollars 44 cents, greatly exceeding expectations. Principal J F Hurff reported the result to the Eagle office.
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Eagle Office
J. F. Hurff
Kurten
Woman's Auxiliary First Baptist Church Meeting on Monday
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met Monday afternoon with strong attendance. President Mrs Webb Howell presided as secretary Mrs P G Gunter read minutes. Reports from circles showed rising interest and renewed efforts for higher standards.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Webb Howell
P. G. Gunter
Orphan Home
J. W. Dyer
Buckner Orphan Home Committee
Bryan
Baylor College
Mrs K N Cochran Elected President of Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church holds Week of Prayer at 3 pm daily Monday through Thursday with about forty members present. New officers for the year were elected led by Mrs. H N Cochran as president and include Vicky Crenshaw treasurer and J N Dul any recording secretary, among others.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
W. B. Cline
C. R. Gardner
B. T. Poole
E. C. Harder
John W. Black
Orients
New. Searritt College For Christian Workers
S. E. Eberstadt
Miriam Crute
H. N. Cochran
E. W. Crenshaw
W. H. Cole
J. N. Dulaney
Nat Allen
J. N. Goodwin
T. A. Adams
E. J. Jenkins
W. K. Gibbs
D. P. Gaby
W. M. Owens
Missionary Voice
W. F. Gibbs
W. H Cole
B. TY. Poole
J. W. Black
Solo
N. B. Allen
J. M. Williams
Collegio Progreso
Parral
Mexico
Foreign Mission
R. M. Dansby
H. C. Fulgham
M. A. Johnson
Dave Munday
H. H. Seale
Horticulture talk highlights Texas growth and clubs
A Bryan Lions Club luncheon featured A P Swallow from A and M College outlining Texas horticulture strengths. He cited large citrus potential, new crops near Corpus Christi, successful Dwarf Cavendish bananas, 12,000,000 native pecan trees, thriving melon industry, Honey Ball melons, and a slowing peach crop but revival efforts. He urged service clubs to beautify towns with poinsettias and shrubs.
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Mr. Swallow
Texas
Florida
California
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Tom Watson
Near Forth Worth
Georgia
Swallow
BENCHLEY BUDGE NOV 4 NEWS ROUNDUP
BENCHLEY BUDGE reports visits and social notes from Benchley and surrounding towns. Mr Tally of Bay City stayed Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Gus Bade and John and Craig Bowman attended a ball game at Waco. S R Rice spent weekend in Tabor with family. C R Woods and wife with Ross Seale and Mrs Ed Cameron traveled to Houston on business. Glenn Bowman Henry Bowman and Miss Barbara Peyton left for Lampasas to visit Mrs Bodenhammer. Miss Jewell Cameron of Tabor spent a day in Benchley.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Benchley
Tally
Bay City
Gus Bade
John
Craig Bowman
Waco
S. R. Rice
Tabor
C. R. Woods
Ross Seale
Ed Cameron
Houston
Glenn Bowman
Henry Bowman
Barabra Peyton
Lampasas
de Bodenhammer
Jewell Cameron
Kings Highway Reorganizes Basketball Ahead of Matches
H E Connor principal of the Kings Highway school attended the Waco football game Saturday. The Kings Highway basketball teams have been reorganized and will be prepared for match games soon.
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Bryan Dally Eagle
Kings Highway
H. E. Connor
Waco
Bryan Girl Wins Distinct Honor at Baylor College
Miss Merle Minkert of Bryan daughter of Judge and Mrs J G Minkert a Baylor College student and member of the Baylor College Choral Club was chosen by Mrs Pierce director to sing two numbers at the Temple First Baptist church program on Sunday November 2 honoring the Business Men's Bible Class anniversary.
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First Baptist Church of Temple
Temple Church
Baylor College
Pierce
Temple
Minkert
Bryan
Deer Hunting Opens Early In Two Month Season
Hunters in Bryan and Brazos counties begin the two month deer season that starts today November 1. The season limits shooters to three bucks and prohibits doe hunting. Many locals plan trips to Southwest Texas where deer are plentiful in the big thicket and other famed grounds.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Texas
Two Cars Wrecked in Collision on College Avenue
On Monday night between 11:30 and 12, a Mercer driven by Clarence Hamilton and a Ford owned by O. J. May of the McCollum Cotton Exchange collided on College Avenue. The Ford was a complete wreck and the Mercer turned on its side before being towed to the car hospital for care.
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College Avenue
Mercer
Clarence Hamilton
O. J. May
McCollum Cotton Exchange
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus to Parade Through Town
Bryan residents await November 7 afternoon and night shows plus a mile long street parade at 11 a m. The Hagenbeck Wallace troupe promises truth in advertising with 200 performers including 150 wild animals and 100 domestic animals, along with 50 clowns and horses across three rings.
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Bryan
Hagenbeck
Troop No 5 Bryan Boy Scouts Hold Possum Hunt
Boy Scouts Troop No 5 of Bryan led by Scout master I E Warren enjoyed a possum hunt Friday night in Stasney's pasture. After catching a possum the group built a fire and played games. Attending were John Vitopil William Vesmirovsky Tom Hanus Willie Koh Willie Roaprim Frederick Wright Eddie Dink Taffy Koneeny L J Ford Frank McGee Geo Merka Jerry endl Maurice Rice.
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Boy Scouts of American
Bryan
I. E. Warren
Stasney’s
John Vitopil
William Vesmirovsky
Tom Hanus
Willie Koh
Willie Roaprim
Frederick Wright
Eddie Dink
Taffy Koneeny
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Bryan Weekly Eagle
Baptist Association
Federation OF Church Societies
BOY Scout
Chamber Commerce
Bryan Gelebration
K. N. Cochran
Missionary Society
Eagle
Madison Hall
Lions Club
J. W. Hall
S. C. Hoyle
A. P. Swallow
A. and M. College
Benchley Budge
Hagenbek
Wallace Hove
Bert
Troop NO
Thedford’s
M. H. James Drug CO
Heiskell
Johnston, Holloway
Creosone
Viman
M. Hi. James Drug CO
First Mortgage
Houston, Texas
Ida J. Parker
Parker Bldg
Bryan, Texas
Bryan Cotton OL and Fertilizer CO
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