Vote Totals Show Dems and Reps Strong in Brazos County
Brazos County reports 741 ballots cast for the governor race with Sterling leading. five constitutional amendments carried in the county. In Bryan precincts 551 ballots were cast. amendments favored include legislative term and university lands taxes, while opposition focused on legislative salaries. Millikan Wellborn Harvey Reliace precincts varied. most supported all amendments except salary hikes. County commissioners plan to canvass results at the next meeting.
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Brazos County
Bryan
Sterling
Talbot
Supreme Court
Stra
Bren
Fiee
Millican
Wellborn
Harvey
Reliice
Steele’s
Kurten
Allen Farm
County Commissioners Court
Democratic plea for unity and fair dealing in crisis era politics
A column argues for a Democratic sweep in the House and Senate to counter bad tariffs and Volstead policy. The writer urges equal opportunity, ends special privilege, and warns against war, citing John B. Wood of New York and recalling Hood’s Brigade reunion in Bryan.
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Ule.ater
Upi
House
Senate
America
John B. Wood
New York
Webn B
Bryan
Hood
Mr. Hood
Franklin L. Roosegeverner
Koh Family Notices Highlight Widow and Kin
Mrs Koh survived by husband J. J one daughter Miss Aline Koh and one son Joe Koh Jr all of m Also three brothers Tom as Bryen Frank Hanus Jan and Joe Hanus Wace Services held Wednesday from St Josephs church with Rev J B Glessner serving and interment at Mest Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Aline Koh
Joe Koh
Tomas
Bryen
Frank Hanus
Jan
Joe Hanus
Wace
Koh
Joen
St. Joseph's Church
J. B. Glessner
Gceve
Mest
Home demonstration agents boost Texas farm products at Dallas Fair
Miss Hayden explains a rural women led home industries shop at the Dallas Fair netted 450 dollars by selling farm produced goods. Demonstrations on production and packing were given daily by representative farm women as items such as steamed wheat citrus products pottery jugs grape juice and various fruits and vegetables were showcased. The Campus Study Club schedules its next meeting for November 18 with an invitation to the Brazos County Federation luncheon on November 13 in Bryan.
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Ing
Texas
Extension Service
Miss Hayden
Zetha McInnis
Home Industries
Dallas Fair
Rio Grande Valley
Brazos County
Hayden
Brazos County Federation
Bryan
Public sale of Red Cross Christmas Seals begins after Thanksgiving
The Red Cross seals campaign starts the day after Thanksgiving with 382 million seals offered in Texas expected to sell quickly. the sale supports tuberculosis relief efforts statewide.
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Texas
France and United States trade and cultural contrasts noted
In a Brazos County meeting, speakers contrasted U S and French life with emphasis on goods trade, cotton output, and public amenities. Highlights include France buying large U S goods, limited radio usage, and costly automobile licenses. Lion club leaders promote Red Cross membership and honor district administrators. Local Lions members attended with varied guests and performances.
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France
United States
Aes
Texas
Howell
Lion Harry L. Durham
Red Cross
Brazos County
Lions Club
Red Bs Russ
Lion
Puller
Lions Clubs
Rice Hotel
Houston
A. C. Kater
Lion Doe Waddell
Wharton
Charles Merka
Smetana
Armistice Day Program Noted In Luncheon List
A list of attendees includes F D Fuller KR Franks J C Goldsmith Fred Hale W Howell Hoyle Lamar Jones and others. No regular luncheon next Tuesday noon due to Armistice day. A special Armistice Day program and dinner will be held that evening at 7 o'clock with a committee in charge.
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Guson
F. D. Fuller
KR. C. Franks
J.C. Goldsmith
Fred Hale
Howell
Hoyle
Lamar Jones
Joe Kaplan
W. EF. Leverkuhn
Henry
Locke
Capt
EL. Lyons
Jess B. Metlee
Charlies
Myers
Ben H. Noel
W. E. Paulson
C. A. Searcy
Morris Schulman
Snyder
Local Social Roundup From Edge and Normangee Area
Rural writers and townspeople share weekend visits, parties, and church activities across Humble, Bryan, Normangee, and Edge. Notables include Marie Boenigk, the Payne and Griffin families, Merle Hill, and Inez Corgey visiting home from Normangee. Cattle shipments and a social at the school auditorium mark local events.
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Marie Boenigk
Humble
Jno. Payne
Chas Griffin
Charles Payne
Peggy Ann
Bryan
Travis Hibbetts
Edge
W. S. Hill
Merle
A. and
M. College
J. J. Pipkin
Ndge
Arthur Corgey
Normangee
Bertha Mae Hilcott
Hearne
Joe Roth
M. C. Hibbetts
T. C. Elliott
Allene Payne
Eunice Hill
Bob Parker
Bernard Hill
Mills
Lewis
Inez Corgey
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Church Services
Steep Hollow J J Pyles and family of Harvey visited R L Foster Saturday. C M Risinger visited Sam Bullock’s in Brazos Valley. W B Cook of Houston visited his parents I M Cook last week. Frank Barnes and C R L Jones with families attended church Sunday and visited in the community. Rev Van Sickles conducted both services and planned next sermon for Saturday night after a strong Sunday message on Jesus. Parishioners met for a Thursday house cleaning and removed the old paper from the windows.
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J. J. Pyles
Harvey
R. L. Foster
C. M. Risinger
Sam Bullock
Brazos Valley
W. B. Cook
Houston
I. M. Cook
Frank Barnes
C. R. L. Jones
van Sickles
Jesus
Christ
Local Happenings and Visits Across Kings Highway
Mrs. Florence Holden returns after visiting relatives. Leona sees Willie Behnke and Dick Kunze from Eddy visiting Fritz Kindt for fishing and hunting with Gus Schultz of Kurten joining. Ed Churik family and John Ryebick host Sunday in Edge. Maude Moore visits Pain View. R B Hearne Doris at Kurten with Gilpins. Mrs. Smith enjoys good weather though roads are poor. Christine Francis Herman Maple Still visit Paton. Millie Novosad from Bryan visits family. brothers Willie and Edwin join C L Novosad household.
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Florence. Holden
Leona
Willie Behnke
Dick Kunze
Eddy
Fritz "Kindt
Hey
Gus Schultz
Kurten
Ed Churik
John Ryebick
Edge
Maude Moore
H.C. Lewis
Painview
R. B. Hearne
Doris
Mrs. Smith
Christine
Francis Herman
Maple
Paton
Millie Novosad
Bryan
Ms. A. C. Novosad
Millie
Willie
Edwin
American Music And Artists Studied By Club
Bryan Reading Club met at the Women’s Club building for a program on American music and composers. Mrs. Guy Harris led with Damrosch’s life and his radio hour, while Mrs. Q O C Copeland discussed Sousa and other notable American operas and composers.
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Bryan Reading Club
Woman's Club
Fred R. Jones
M. S. Franks
Guy Harriss
D. Ss. Buchanan
E. N. Regenbrecht
Pat Burns
Calli Curei
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Guy Harris
Out of Town Visitors in Bryan from Grimes County
Jlenny Watching and Mr. and Mrs. T Hh Junkin of Cross Grimes County were among the out of town visitors in Bryan today.
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Jlenny Watching
Prospect and Friends Visit in Steep Hollow Sunday
Prospect area families and friends visited the Sheffield home and surrounding households on Sunday. Notable attendees included Moody and Broadway families, the Beal and McDonald households, and many others from Vixon Bryan and nearby communities. Prospect school boys will play Smetana in indoor baseball Friday afternoon November 7.
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Moody
Steep Hollow
Emmett Sheffield
A. L. Broadway
Sheffield
Wallis Marvin Price
Woodrow Sheffield
Hayes
Cliff Manning
Bascom Falkner
Timmons
Edge
Morris Beal
Steele McDonald
McCamey
D. J. McDonald
Baytown
Richman Sample
E. J. Beard
S. S. Rosier
Vixon
Jim Batten
Ruby Sheffield
Orpha Evans
Ross Murray
Sample
Baby
Lola Price
Bryan
Claude Wayne
Betty Jane Rosier
Margaret Beard
Prospect School
Smetana
Millican Notes Local Happenings and People
Mrs. L. B. Simpson healed from steam injury to eyes and wears glasses. Galveston visitors cheer after Galveston Bryan game. weekend with Emma and Belle Bradley. Erin Simpson praised as English teacher and community contributor. Prank Purman visiting Goose Creek. Doris Shapson returns from San Marcos and Austin. Bracewell extends stay at Baptist church. Hospital report shows gradual improvement for Miss Nannie MagWIllame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Simpson
Tom Stousland
Lucile
Edith McCutchen
Galveston
Galveston-Bryan
Emma Bradley
Belle Bradley
Erin Simpson
Miss Simpson
Bryan High School
San Marcos
Prank Purman
Robert Dunlap
Murmwan
Goose Creek
Doris Shapson
Austin
Pinkney
State University
Bracewell
Baptist Church
Nannie Mag WiHame
Pumpkin head notices signal Friday club meeting
The Community Club announces a Friday night meeting with pumpkin head notices. A free entertainment program is planned with cake coffee and hot chocolate for a reasonable price. Proceeds fund Interscholastic League activities and equipment.
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Frank Woérsham
Ddies Mosley
Wilard Mosley
Willow Hele
Madison County
Eluterio Bosquez
Eluterio
Farm Improvement Notes From Brazos County Club
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club bulletin discusses terrace projects on the Frank Leiming farm, the value of well built terraces, and plans for a farm level device funded by a Reliance 4-H box supper. It urges soil care, pest control with nicotine dust, and record keeping for cows while noting Agriculture Extension efforts and upcoming community meetings led by E. R. Bryant.
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Frank Leiming
Kurten Road
Reliance 4-H Club
New Children Unit Opens at State Tubercular Sanatorium
A newly built juvenile unit near Carlsbad will open in November to treat Texas children under 15 with tuberculosis. Capacity about 166 with a 160 waiting list, nine months stay, classrooms, dormitories, nurses and teachers on duty, funded by about 150000 dollars capital with annual maintenance around 76000 dollars.
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San Angelo
Carlsbad
Texas
N J, Julton
Dalton
Eeelion
Nove
Mtadelice
Ve Ty Me
Santordam
Childrens
de 'McKnight
State
Texas Moves to Build Juvenile Tuberculosis Unit
A Texas initiative advances the juvenile unit linked to a local plant as part of a plan to save lives and money for the state. Citizens are urged to feel ownership in the hospital project and support early treatment and education to curb tuberculosis, with lawmakers expected to recognize its monetary and humanitarian value.
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Texas
Commonwealth
Leonard farmer Joe Paradowski ill at home after long confinement
BRAZOS FARMER III Joe Paradowski a prominent farmer in the Leonard community remains seriously ill at the home of his daughter Mrs. Tom Kenenny on West 21st Street. He has been confined to bed for over three weeks as anxious friends hope for recovery.
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Texas
Joe Paradowski
Leonard School
Tom’ Keneeny
Keneeny
West 21Th Street
A M Professor Has Article In Current History
Professor V K Sugareff of Texas A and M College contributes an article to Current History on Italian penetration in the Balkans. The piece analyzes Mussolini era ambitions, economic influence, and Balkan responses, noting Italian dominance in the Adriatic and recent agreements shaping regional control.
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Current History Magazine
New York Times Co
V.K. Sugarell
History Department
Texas A
M. College
Balkans
Sugareff
Italy
Musso‘lini
Adriatic Sea
Mussolini
Albania
Balkan
Muscolini
Balkan Peninsula
Marsolini
Germany
Dusolini
Musseling
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People's Column
J. Webb Howell
American Red Cross
J. Walter Smith
K T. Williams
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Kings Highway
Associated Press
Pepe
George de Moss
Treoys
Millican News
Steeles Store
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club
C. J. Benson
Lucy Givens
Ralph Hayne
Reliance
Benson
J. E. Warren
Warren
E. R. Bryant
The
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Associacee
Austin Dowting
Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul, Minn
Brazos Farmer III
Mr. Aust Mes
Walter Lathless
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Hudston
Friungs
Bryer
Donald E. McDonald
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