Brazos County Club Notes and Live-at-Home Efforts
County agents report club officers elected for the year including Mrs. A. L. Higgs as president and Olga Regmund as secretary treasurer. The club schedules a box supper and Leap Year dance and promotes Live-at-Home reports with cash prizes from Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce. Beef and sheep talks, garden and canning projects, and 4-H meetings are planned with demonstrations on meat work and terracing.
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Thes Club
Regmund
A. L. Higgs
D. L. MecCleny
Olga Regmund
C. E. Page
Lucy Cahill
Anna Cunningham
Ross Cahill
C. FE. Page
Ben Seigart
H. P. Franklin
D. M. McCleny
Eontends
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Roch
T. P. Hall
Jim Francis
Tabor
A and M Stock Judging Team Leaves for Contests
The Texas A and M International Livestock judging team led by Coach R M Millhollin departs by car for Kansas City and Chicago to compete in major livestock judging contests. A sendoff barbecue in the animal husbandry pavilion honored the team with remarks from Dean E J Kyle and D W Williams.
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College Station
Texas A. and
M. College International Livestock Judging
R. M. Millhollin
Kansas City
Kas
Chicago
College By the
Saddle
Sir John Club
Dean E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
D. W. Williams
Department of
Mr. Williams
Enim! Hussnilvyetutfin
I’. M. Shaw
Ennis
Fred Hale
Division of Swine Husbandry
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
W. I. Munnerlyn
Mark Francis
School of Veterinary Medicine
A. Ll. Darnell
Iowa State College
Ames
Iwa
University of Illinis
Urbana
Purdue University
LaPagette
Tad
Travis Girl Scouts Meet at Troop No 2
The Girls Scouts at Troop No 2 of Travis elementary held their regular meeting Tuesday. After pledging to the flag and reciting the Girl Scout laws they discussed proficiency badges. The meeting closed with the troop singing taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Hiram Downard
Harry Fetill
Antone Krenek
American Legion
Lamar Hotel Orchestra to Play Corps Dance at A&M College
Ralph Webster's Lamar Hotel Orchestra from Houston, with twelve musicians a vocal trio and dancers, will perform at the corps dance in Texas A&M College mess hall Friday night. The event runs from 9:00 to 1:00 with admission 1.60 dollars. E. Donald Giffin leads the vocal trio. he is a former Aggieland member who recently earned a Wasters degree and played with the Aggieland orchestra in Galveston. The dance caps the year after the football game and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Ralph Webster
Lamar Hotel Orchestra
Houston
Mess
Texas A.& M
Don Elliott
Fort Worth
Elliott
Donald Gi
Woman of Bryan Is Critically Ill At Temple Today
Mrs C A Harris of Bryan remains critically ill in Temple where doctors attempted a blood transfusion to enable surgery. Her husband Mr C A Harris, and Mr and Mrs W A Withers visited Temple. if condition improves she will be returned home in coming days, though hope is limited.
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Trant
Collowe
Texas
Woman of
Bryan
Temple Today
C. A. Harris
O. B. Webb
Temple
Harris
W. A. Withers
Singing and visits mark Edge community gathering
A Sunday program at Edge church featured songs with visitors from Camp Creek Franklin Normangee Tabor Shilo h Bryan and Madisonville. Locals and guests shared meals and company across many households including Moore Pack Cross and Duncan families.
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Edge Church
Camp Creek
Franklin
Normangee
Tabor
Shiloh
Bryan
Madisonville
Nina Mae Moore
H. M. Free
J. W. Murphy
Mattie
Kathryn Wilson
Roy Elliott
Hearne
L. D. Boyd
Little
Jennie Lou Griffin
Eunice Griffin
Galveston
New Church
Smetana Club Activities Lead Off November Events
Smetana residents hosted Kurten community for a Saturday program with Hans Von Smash performed by students. Tomcat string band supplied music from WTAW as Britten L. Henderson chaired. November 1 meetings organized senior and junior basketball teams with captains Ima Fae Franklin, Ruby Kre, Frank Stabler, and Buster Kudler. 4-H girls elected officers Julia Holick, Ima Fae Franklin, Inez Thiegs.
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Smetana
Kurten
Hans von Smash
Britten L. Henderson
WTAW
Kuiten
Ima Fae Franklin
Ruby Kre
Frank Stabler
Buster Kudler
Julia Holick
Inez Thiegs
Kurten News Highlights From Farm and Social Life
Kurten residents thank for rain aiding fall gardens. A Sunday Manor band concert featured Rey Anderson and several locals. The Hedtke and Dittfurth families shared visits, while Julius Lockstedt moved near Edge to be with kin. Kurten Evangelical Ladies Aid plans a next Saturday bazaar at the school auditorium with cheap eats and band music by the Faithful Few.
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Kurten
Manor
Rey, Anderson
O. H. Plagens
Leon
Arthur Stevenler Jr
Mary Lou Prinzel
Louise Hedtke
Elo Lledtke
Bryan
Will Trenderson
Julius Lockstedt
Edge
Fritz Kindt
Rudolf Kindt
C. W. Hedtke
A. T. Dittfurth
Evangelical Church of
Kurten Band
Tragic Death Of Wanda Hensarling Shocks Community
Grieved Harvey friends recall the fatal accident when a tombstone toppled on little Wanda Hensarling in Old Bethel cemetery last Friday. Funeral services were held at Bright Light church with large attendance and floral tributes.
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Wanda Hensarling
Old Bethel
Bessie Morehead
Bright Light Church
Mev
RL. Brown
College
St. Matthew
Brown
Marvey
R. H. Carroll
Bryan
Lamar Carroll
Ira Kelley
S. B. Pate
Navasota
J. E. Hughey
Uncle Buck Featured in Beaumont Extension Story
The Beau mont Enterprise profiles A W Buchanan known as Uncle Buck a Bryan area figure and district agent for 21 East Texas counties The article notes his leadership in agriculture emphasizing live at home diversification and drainage and recalls his Texas career including Bryan business and service in the state legislature.
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Bryan
Uncle Buck
Beaumont Enterprise
Dean Tevis
Brazos County
A. W. Buchanan
Carent
Beaumont
Gulf Coast
Texas
Gulf Coast Territory
Buck
National Grange
Buchanan
Five Die and Seven Injured in Kentucky Election Violence
Five men were shot and died as Kentucky began counting ballots on election day. Seven others were wounded in the violence. The report mentions election unrest and a biographical note about a public figure and agricultural outreach work in Texas.
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Lquisville
Kentucky
Garner Busy Early Today Mail Heavy
John N. Garner the first native Texan to reach the vice presidency sat in his modest home office early today reading a growing stack of congratulatory messages. Governor Roosevelt telephoned, promising a later talk after he regained his composure, sending best wishes to his old running pal.
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Uvalde
John N. Garner
View
Roosevelt
Bank Robbery at Carmine Bank Netting $1000
Two young men entered the Carmine State bank brandishing pistols at the president and officers and escaped toward Houston with about $1000. The vault was not entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmine
Carmine State Bank
Houston
Masked Bandit Robs Plaza Hotel in San Antonio
A masked bandit with an accomplice outside held up the Plaza Hotel assistant manager and four employees plus a dance team in San Antonio. They escaped with about $200. Police pursue leads as details emerge from the November 9 incident.
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San Antonio
Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Cure Promises Quick Relief
Promo notes a cheap prescription claimed to stop rheumatic pains with a 48 hour relief guarantee. Jenkins Drug Store allegedly offers a generous bottle with a money back option, and the ad hints nationwide availability.
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Jenkins Drug Store
Excess Uric Acid Poison Leaves In 24 Hours
A brief health note claims excess uric acid can be eliminated within a day. The text references relief from gout like symptoms and promises a safe remedy to stop pain and improve daily activity.
Safe Pleasant Way to Lose Fat Ad Claim
A vintage diet ad promotes rapid fat loss and boosted energy using Kruschen Pills. It promises clearer skin and lighter weight in four weeks, urging readers to weigh before and after to see results and buy from Jenkins Store or any drugstore.
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Krusehen Malin
Jenkins Tte
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Kings Highway Club
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Emmet Regmund
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