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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
6
Residents share meals and greetings as Mrs Griff Cloud hosts a noon gathering. Visitors include Mr and Mrs R M Y and Mr and Mrs Mike Coleman. Sheriff Lon Baker monitors strangers while Frank W Judd of Houston Motor Company visits.
Cotton and most grains advanced after Tuesday's elections. Cotton rose 19 to 22 points in New York, closing near the day’s high. Wheat gained four cents in Chicago. December corn and oats also finished higher the day.
Local print shop Eagle Printing Co promotes fast service quality printing at affordable rates inviting customers to try their work. Contact numbers are listed as 36 or 48.
Miss Lurline Kra mer wed L P Bolmanskie in a secret ceremony at 5 45 PM with Justice A G Moore officiating. The couple will reside in Bryan where he works in the Brazos Valley.
In North Dakota the Republican gubernatorial candidate remains active to vindicate her husband deposed governor William Langer. Her Democratic opponent leads by about 26 000 votes. The campaign remains militant despite a decisive factor.
In the wake of Merriam's victory the writer Upton Sinclair signals plans to pursue a recall of the Republican winner, suggesting ongoing political maneuvering after the California governor race.
Dallas voters backed eight proposed state constitutional amendments by roughly two to one, according to the Texas Election Bureau tabulation at 10 a.m. votes cast in yesterday's general election.
Ligonier Pennsylvanian reports United States Senator David A Reed Republican candidate concedes defeat in his bid for reelection on November 7 as early returns show his loss to the Democratic challenger.
In a brief public statement today the leader acknowledged defeat in the race and declared no complaint to file. The remark signals an orderly concession and transition of office.
Nov 7 report from Dalhart says packs of dogs killed several head of cattle and injured others in the area. Stockmen report cows often suffer ear-chewing by the dogs.
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