Vote totals show county small margins on amendments
Unofficial returns from Brazos County show 741 ballots cast for governor with Sterling leading. Five state constitutional amendments carried, mostly by large margins except salaries and other provisions, but several precincts reported narrow margins and notable opposition in city areas.
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Brazosity
Yane
Sterling
Talbot
Adment
Mills
Wellborn
Harvey and
Bell
Millican
Supreme Court
Political column urges Democratic gains and tariff reform
A column argues for electing a Democratic House and Senate to curb Republican rule, repeal the Volstead Act, and address economic distress from tariffs. It calls for fair treatment, equal opportunity, and resistance to special privilege, citing John B. Hood and historical references.
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Ater
Ees
Senate
America
John B. Hood
New York
Funeral Service for Mrs Koh with Family Rites
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from her late residence and St. Joseph's church for Mrs Koh. Survived by husband J J Koh a daughter Miss Aline Koh and son Joe Koh Jr three brothers Tom Bryan Frank Hanus and Joe Hanus. Interment at Mount Ry cemetery Grove.
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J. J. Eh
Aline Koh
Joe Koh, Jr
Tomms
Bryan
Frank Hanus
Euston
Joe Hanus
Waco
Rural Texas women showcase home industries at Dallas Fair
Miss Hayden notes a Dallas Fair home industries shop sold farm products from Texas women netting 450 dollars. Demonstrations by representative farm women covered production and packing for market. Items included steamed Panhandle wheat and Brazos county grape juice among diverse regional goods. Campus Study Club meet November 18. Brazos Federation luncheon November 13 in Bryan.
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Ing
Texas
Extension Service
Miss Hayden
Zetha McInnis
Home Industries
Dallas Fair
Panhandle
Rio Grande Valley
Mustang
Brazos County
Hayden
Brazos County Federation
Bryan
Red Cross Tuberculosis Seals Begin Sales After Thanksgiving
The Red Cross seals and the Thanksgiving issuance start the day after Thanksgiving with 32,000,000 seals offered to Texas residents and expected to sell quickly.
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Texas
France and United States trade contrast noted at meeting
The talk covered global condition gaps with France cited as poorer in consumer access and leisure. Texas cotton exports and U S vacation patterns were contrasted with French taxes auto licenses and military service. Lions Club endorses Red Cross drive aiming for 900 Brazos county members.
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France
United States
Texas
Howell
Lion Harry L. Durham
Red Cross
Brazos County
Lions Club
Lion District
FP. OD. ‘Fuller
Lions Clubs
Rice Hotel
Houston
A. C. Kater
Lion Doe Waddell Et Wharton
Charles Merka
Smetana
Armistice Day Luncheon Canceled In Favor Of Evening Program
The article lists many attendees including Guson Fuller Franks Goldsmith Hale Howell Hoyle Jones Kaplan Lever kuhn Locke Lyons McGee Myers Noel Paul Searcy Schulman Snyder Todd Ware Wimberly Patronella Lawrence Varisco Williams Yarnell Jackson Blazek Warwick Estill Wyatt and Mrs Roy Danforth. No regular luncheon Tuesday noon due to Armistice Day. a special Armistice Day program and dinner will be held that evening at 7 o'clock with a dedicated committee delivering an interesting program.
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Guson
F. D. Fuller
R. C. Franks
J.C. Goldsmith
Fred Hale
Howell
S. ©. Hoyle
Lamar Jones
Joe Kaplan
W. Ee. Leverkuhn
Henry
Ware
W. BE. Wimberly
Luke Patronella
Jno
M. Lawrence, Jr
B. A. Varisco
R. G. Williams
HW. Yarnell
Sankey Park
A. D. Jackson
E. J. Blazek
B. L. Warwick
Harry
Estill
C. N. Wyatt
Roy Danforth
Bryan Reading Club Explores American Music Masters
The Bryan Reading Club met at the Women’s Club building with Mrs. Fred R. Jones as hostess. Mrs. M. S. Franks led the program, featuring Walter Damrosch and his My Musical Life, plus discussions of John Philip Sousa and other American operas and composers.
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Bryan Reading Club
Woman's Club
Fred R. Jones
M. S. Franks
Guy Harriss
D. S. Buchanan
E. N. Regenbrecht
Val Burns
Carli Curci
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Guy Harris
Guy Harris. Mrs. Harris Presented Especially the Work Now Being Done By Damroseh
O. C. Gopeland
John Phillip Sousa
Out of Town Visitors From Cross County Include Junkins
Jlenny Uutehing and Mr. and Mrs. T Hy Junkin of Cross in Grimes county were among the visitors in Bryan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlenny Uutehing
T. Hy Junkin
Cross
Grimes County
Bryan
Rural Community News Roundup from Humble and Nearby
Our Rural Writers note Miss Marie Boenigk spent the weekend at her Humble home. Local residents attended games and events in Bryan Normangee Hearne Millican and Edge. Socials at the school auditorium featured hot chocolate cake and relays as "Old Sol" returns after rain and cold winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Elliott
Hearne
Joe Roth
M. C. Hibbetts
Mills
Lewis of
Inez Corgey
Normangeée
Millican
J. Walter Smith
K T. Williams
Sol
Sunday Visits and Local Events in Prospect Area
Prospect and surrounding families spent Sunday with friends at the Sheffield and Manning homes. Visitors included Moody and Broadway couples, the Beals and McDonalds, and many others at Sunday School where Richman Sample preached. Prospect school boys planned an indoor baseball game against Smetana on Friday afternoon November 7.
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Moody
Steep Hollow
Emmett Sheffield
Broadway
Sheffield
Wallis Marvin Price
Woodrow Sheffield
Hayes
Cliff Manning
Bascom Falkner
Timmons
Edge
Morris Beal
Steele McDonald
McCamey
D. J. McDonald
Baytown
Humble
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
Local Millican Notes and Household News
Mrs. L B Simpson suffered eye burns from steam but can remove her bandage and wears glasses now. Galveston visitors Miss Edith McCutchen and Mrs Tom Stousland joined the Galveston Bryan game crowd and returned home after celebrating a victory. The clipping mentions Miss Erin Simpson a Bryan high English teacher praised by students and patrons and notes her parish involvement. Also listed are visits from Mrs Jank Hurman to Goose Creek, Doris Simpson’s Austin trip, Bracewell’s Baptist church appointment, and hospital notes reporting Miss Nannie May Williams slowly improving.
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L. B. Simpson
Tom Stousland
Lucile
Edith McCutchen
Galveston
Galveston-Bryan
Emma Bradley
Belle Bradley
Erin Simpson
San Marcos
Jank Hurman
Robert Dunlap
Furman Calle
Goose Creek
Doris Simpson
Austin
Pinkney
State University
Bracewell
Baptist Church
Nannie May Willams
Steep Hollow Guests and Local Church News
Steep Hollow residents hosted visitors from Harvey and Brazos Valley. Families from Houston and Harvey attended church and visited locals. Rev. Van Sickles preached both Sunday services and announced plans for next Saturday night. Congregants held a church house cleaning and removed old paper from 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
Rev
van Sickles
Jesus
Christ
Pajper
Community Notes From Kings Highway Local News
Mrs Florence Holden returns after visiting relatives at Leona. Willie Behnke Dick Kunze from Eddy visit Fritz Kindt home for fishing and hunting. Gus Schultz of Kurten joins party. Churik family spent Sunday with Ruehick in Edge. Maude Moore visited H C Lewis in Pain View. R B Hearne Doris spent Sunday near Kurten with Gilpins. Mrs Smith enjoys good weather though roads are poor. Christine Francis Herman Maple Still visited Eaton. Millie Novosad visiting Bryan. spent weekend with A C Novosads.
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Florence. Holden
Leona
Willie Behnke
Dick Kunze
Eddy
Fritz ‘Kindt
Gus Schultz
Kurten
Ed Churik
John Ruehick
Edge
Maude Moore
H.C. Lewis
Painview
R. B. Hearne
Doris
Community Club meets Friday with pumpkin head notices
The Community Club plans a Friday night event with cake coffee and hot chocolate for sale to raise funds for equipment and league entry. Seventh grade presented a short play at assembly. Two new students Willard and Ddies Mosley arrive from Willow Hole Madison County.
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General Assembly
Frank Wérsham
Ddies Mosley
Willard Mosley
Willow Hole
Madison County
Eluterio L Bosquez
Hluterio
Mesdames Monroe Gandy
I. J. Myers
Jack Depaima
Messrs
Jank Worsham
Dominek Angonia
Fred Weberman
Frank Vance
M. J. Mirabella
Frank Cugglosi
Allen Levy
Grace Leake
D. D. Catalina
Charles Scarpinate
Mike Vazzino
Frank Regelia
Sam Bolwonski
Farm Notes and Farm News from Brazos County Leaders
County Agent C. J. Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Lucy Givens discuss improvements for terraces on the Frank Secimino farm, plant lice control with nicotine dust, and bull circles to use good sires. Reliance 4-H plans a farm level project, and Bryan merchants promote the A and M Farm Plan ideals in show windows. Community meetings continue with E. R. Bryant leading.
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Brazos County
Heb
C. J. Benson
Lucy Givens
Tthe College
Reliance 4-H Club
Reliance
Benson
J. E. Warren
Warren
New Children's Unit Opens at State Tubercular Sanitorium
A new juvenile unit near San Angelo will open in November to treat Texas children under 15 with tuberculosis. The 165 bed facility includes classrooms, X ray and clinic rooms, nurse staff, and a nine month treatment program aimed at full grade progression and return to home schooling.
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San Angelo
Carlsbad
Texas
N. Ij. Dalton
J'ref. Dalton
Connecion
Saniterian
McKnight
Texas Advances Juvenile Tuberculosis Unit Project
The state progresses toward a juvenile tuberculosis unit linked to a local plant. The aim is to save lives and money by supporting a children's TB hospital network, hoping future sessions will recognize its monetary and humanitarian value.
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Texas
Commonwealth
Farmer Paradowski Seriously Ill at Home
Brazos Farmer III Joe Paradowski a prominent farmer of the Leonard school community remains seriously ill at his daughter Mrs Tom Kenenny s home on West Zith street. He has been bedbound for over three weeks as friends watch anxiously hoping for recovery.
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Joe Paradowski
Leonard School
Tom Keneeny
Keneeny
West Zith Street
Paradowski
Italian Penetration of the Balkans by Mussolini Era
Prof. V. Sugareff of Texas A and M writes in Current History on Italy's Balkan expansion. The article analyzes Mussolini’s Italy seeking empire, economic influence, loans, and political pacts to secure control over Albania and the region.
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Current History
Publisiig
New York Times Co
V.°. Sugareff
History Perthiment
Texas A
M. Colle
Balkans
Sugareff
Italy
Prof
Mussolini
Adriatic Sea
Albania
Balkan
Balkan States
Balkan Peninsula
Jupreslavia
Musaolini
Germany
B Mursolini
Musseling
Local residents visit city from area farms and towns
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Latrless were in the city today from their farm near Kurten. Mrs George Truman of Hedston returned home after a short visit with friends in E land in the survey community. Donald E. McDonald of Houston was a business visitor in Bryan for the day.
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Walter Latrless
City
Kurten
George Truman of
Hedston
Eland
Donald E. McDonald
Houston
The
Dar
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People's Column
John B. Heed
Hood
Franklin D. Reese
J. Webb Howell
American Red Cross
Associated Press
George de Moss
Bank Vete Wrill
Treacy
Millican News
Kings Highway
Steeles Store
Ralph Hayne
Frank Secimino
Kurten Road
Bull Circle
Aother
E. R. Bryant
BY Nell Bentley
Austin Dowting
Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul, Minn
Brazos Farmer III
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