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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
4
The piece urges Bryan residents to spend locally, noting Bryan merchants offer quality goods at lower total cost than larger centers. It argues local shopping keeps money in the community, sustains jobs, and reduces relief needs, urging every citizen to invest dollars in Bryan businesses.
A report from Bryan highlights municipal utilities under city manager R G Williams and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. The station’s immunization method for sheep and goats and its corn sugar content breakthrough are noted as major contributions benefiting Texas farmers and the broader Southwest, with praise from the International City Manager's Association and appreciation beyond Texas borders.
The article argues the Democratic ticket of Roosevelt and Garner secured overwhelming national and state support, giving the party control of Congress. Yet it warns that victory alone cannot quickly restore conditions, calling for steady effort toward long, hard economic recovery and responsible governance.
A disjointed manuscript titled Dear Mister Paiter from Les Akers appears to voice grievances about a New York house conflict and political names. The text is garbled with multiple nonsensical phrases and strings, lacking coherent events or clear individuals beyond the author.
Salvation Army launches local fundraising to support its regional work. W D Pedigo from headquarters assists Brazos County Advisory board led by Mrs J L Beck and others to meet a $300 quota, detailing services for 138000 meals 490 Texas travelers 27000 clothing 17500 shelter and 3000 jobs.
Rev. Jesse Theeasem departs Bry goods from College Nateoa where he has led the Methodist church for years, to Rest the new posting chosen by the recent Navasota conference. Bryan friends bid farewell with regret as Rev. Thomson and his family depart for their new field at Rusk.
Houston Worsham departed Friday afternoon for a weekend stay in Heeston.
The speaker argues that tariff and other reforms should restore confidence for millions harmed by bad economics. Democratic leaders must pursue constructive legislation ensuring initiative remains with individuals, echoing Jefferson’s belief that the best governance comes from a people least governed.
The State Highway Department urges stricter vehicle lighting as night driving danger rises with Texas road mileage and speed. Dallas police report 600 violators in two days, prompting warnings to Fort Worth motorists. The piece also notes Brazos county 4-H club boy winning a Chicago trip, highlighting local agricultural success and the people behind it.
The meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary outlined committee assignments. Key appointees included Mrs. We Meeee as president, with chairs and members named for Education, Rehabilitation, Publicity, Legislation, and other boards.
Mise Marie Graham, daughter of Mrs Velma Graham of Bryan, a junior at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha, is praised for scholarship. She earns laurels in music as a member of the Glee Club, the college orchestra and saxophone soloist in the college special quartet.
The American Legion announces a public dance Friday night Armistice Day from 9 to 11 at the Legion home. The Rowebud Orchestra will provide music for a evening of entertainment. The post adds this is the only Legion event planned that day in Bryan and invites all to attend.
The Reliance Community club plans its second annual barbecue at Reliance Baptist Church with proceeds aiding the church. Bryan Lions Club volunteers assist with preparations after a successful last year. Tickets are on sale and support is urged.
Dallas November 9 Thirty three Southern Methodist University Colts will leave Friday noon for Bryan to face Allen Academy in an Armistice Eve battle. The freshmen squad, coming off a 19-6 win over Terrill School Tigers, features many former all state stars and a deep roster as coaches anticipate a close contest with Bryan’s strong prep program.
East Texas fire safety leaders report Texas loses about 20.6 million dollars yearly to fires. R B Cousins Jr urges towns to heed fire prevention, noting per capita losses vary greatly and insurance cannot restore property. The East Texas Firemen's convention in Longview drew nearly 200 delegates with drills and a tour of oil fields.
Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies met at Free Will Baptist church with Bryan school board to discuss the BFYPS sponsored recreational program and secure the board's cooperation. Only A M Waldrup attended but others' views were presented. John Frank Womble and Nolan Colson were chosen as tournament officials. Thursday games were postponed due to Bryan High versus Jett Davis High. new date to be announced by the cabinet.
Practically all the best deer hunting grounds in Mason county have been leased to hunters at 15 and 25 cents per acre. Each year about 1,000 deer are killed in the county. Numerous places offer hunting rights with a legal daily limit of four dollars.
Residents and visitors travel between Bryan Waco Austin Houston and Hearne for family and church related activities. Rev Morris resigns as Bryan Free Will Baptist pastor to lead Texas extension work with headquar ters in Waco. Numerous locals visit for conferences conventions and gatherings and return home for the weekend.
A stitched jumble reports Noel Scofield and George Farrell from Dallas and Louisiana, plus Lloyd Marshall’s football encounter. Newton pastors visit St. Joseph’s parish, banks in Bryan adjust hours, Texas antitrust suits, Bailey investigation copies to reps, Indiana marriages void, Julia Brogdon heads to Houston for business studies. Seale Want Ad.
In McLennan County heated talk swirls over the coming primary and general election with candidates from Waco and nearby areas drawing sharp lines. Observers note ties to Grover Cleveland and urged party maneuvering as campaign managers tout margins and rivalries.
Local post office officials say afternoon delivery will begin with Armistice November changes, citing Charles Myers. City carriers will adjust routes and hours accordingly as offices move to new schedule.
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