Aggies Prepare to Face Owls in Final Home Test
The Aggies seek form against Texas College Owls led by Meagher and Wall on a senior day at Kyle Field. Key players include Bert Muel and Jones with a strong line and 180 pound Wall. Advance tickets at T. K. Lawrence and the athletic office indicate large fan turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecel
Eagle Ege
Madison Syas Aggies
Kyle Field
Owl Grisster
Egaehagher
Aggie
Bac
Pat Wallage
Joel Hunt
of Marshall
Bert Muelmer Schreiner Institute
Man Squyres
Clehigh School
Ioh Jones
Meagher T. Billy Morgan
Smokey Klaemer
American Legion posts honor fallen veteran in service ceremony
The American Legion post and members formed a pallbearer guard as the casket was carried from the hearse. Mourners included family and out of town relatives with tributes from Legion comrades and local officials. Proceedings reflected solemn loss and community grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierican Legion
Bertha L
J. Iburgh
Charles Edinburgh
America
M. M. Erskine
L. J. L. A. Spell
H T. Downh
Jones
Harry Li
Roller's lecture on American literature and youth reading
Dr. Roller outlines a course on the history of children's reading, surveying American authors from Puritanic to modern times and emphasizing child psychology and educational foundations. The talk reviews prewar writers, the Main Street school, and the new historical school with figures like Willa Cather and Thornton Wilder, noting enduring classics by Sarah Orne Jewett and Mark Twain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabodyllege
Roller
John Macy
Dr. Roller
Dr. Rollet
Amy Lowell
Harriett Munroe
America
Willa Cather
Thornton Wilder
San Luis Rey
New Historical School
Giddings Wins Texas House Seat After Contest
In January 1872 Mr. Clark was seated but Mr. Giddings won a contest and, on May 13, 1872, was declared the elected representative and seated. The victory was hailed as a blow to the Republican party in Texas. Giddings, reputed one of the state’s brainiest men, served in the Forty-Second Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Senate
Throckmorton
Roberts
Burnett
Washington
Hamilton
Joseph J. Reynolds
Mr. Hamilton
David B. Culberson
John H
Cyclone) Davis
Culberson
J. C. Kearby
Jo Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Miles Crowley
A. J. Rosrenthal
Crowley
Clark
Giddings
House
Tick Eradication Conference Aims at Cattle Industry Boost
Officials from state and national livestock groups plan a tick eradication campaign in the area with a conference on the 25th at the new Municipal building auditorium. Attendees include J A Whitten and Carroll Drew of the Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission, Dr Darby of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry, Richard Kleberg of King s Ranch, Roy Mitten of Corpus Christi, John C Burns of the Texas Livestock Marketing Association, E B Spiller, and George W Barnes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Whitten
Carroll Drew
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Darby
Armistice Day Remembered with War Cost and Unity Message
The piece recalls World War I figures from 1917 to 1919 showing 2,000,000 American troops overseas and 4,800,000 in all. It notes no transport ships were lost and cites U S spending of 22 billion dollars plus 10 billion in allied loans. Mr Vinson spoke of unity across regions and read In Flanders Field. Lions club leaders organized the Armistice Day program with toast master Lion Leverkuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Congress
Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Flanders Field
W. E. Leverkuhn
E. L. Lyons
Harry S. Estill
Morris Schulman
K Lion Leverkuhn
Night Football Brings Big Turnout at Southwestern
Night football at Southwestern University boosted attendance by about 500 percent after floodlights were installed on Pirate field. The move drew many fans from Austin and nearby areas, with several hundred travelers visiting Georgetown for night games, improving future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Southwestern University
Pirate
Georgetown
Garids
Hi School Play To Raise Funds To Outfit Team
Proceeds from the home talent play Rosetime at the High School Auditorium Friday evening November 14 will buy sweaters for players on the football squad. Genevieve Stover directs for Wayne P. Sewall Company with assistance from Mrs. John P. Wheeler. Cast includes Eugene Curtsinger, Mary Martha Black, James Seddon, Ruth Smith, John Heard Astin, Nina Bess Astin, Irvin Conway, Bennie Marie Marburger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Stover
Wayne P. Sewall
Atlanta
John P. Wheeler
Eugene Curtsinger
Pa Perkins
J. E. Stanford
Ma Perkins
Mary Martha Black
Rose
James Seddon
Jerry Hunter
Otis Gayle
J. Dillingham Jones
Ruth Smith
Jacqueline Dexreau
John Heard Astin
Percy Peabody
Nina Bess Astin
Babe Burnett
Irvin Conway
O’reiley
William Platt
Squint Smith
Bennie Marie Marburger
Suzette
Harry Estill
Edna Earl Bethea
Hyde Will Serve First Christian Church of Bryan
Rev Arthur A Hyde has accepted the call to serve as pastor of the First Christian Church of Bryan and will begin duties on December 1. He is a former district evangelist with the Texas Christian Missionary Society and a Phillips University graduate from Enid Oklahoma.
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Arthur A. Hyde
Texas Christian Missionary Society
Temple
First Christian Church of
Bryan
Hyde
Phillips University
Enid
Oklahoma
1930 Game Law Digest on Deer Elk Bears and Squirrels
Wildlife rules list open seasons and county closures across Texas. It covers bear from Nov 16 to Dec 31, deer by species with county bans through 1934, doves and ducks by zone, quail and pheasants dates, squirrel permissions by county, and many counties named for closures and species limits.
Open and closed counties for turkey season in Texas history
The document lists counties with open or closed turkey hunting windows across Texas. It specifies May June July November December and January openings and closures for Travis Uvalde Vitalina Washington Wharton Wise Zavalla Morris Smith Angelina Cherokee Nacogdoches Jasper Jefferson Liberty Nacogdoches Newton Orange Panola Polk Rusk Sabine San Jacinto San Patricio Shelby St August ine Trinity Tyler Walker Callahan Eastland Palo Pinto Shackleford Stephens Rio Grande to Del Rio routes and railway lines define the season map.
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Travis
Uvalde
Vitalina
Washington
Wharton
Willie Wilson
Wise
Zavalla
Morris
Smith
Angelina
Chambers
Cherokee
Hardin
Jasper
Jefferson
Liberty
Nacogdoches
Newton
Orange
Panola
Polk
Rusk
Sabine
San Jacinto
San Patricio
Shelby
St. Augustine
Trinity
Tyler
Walker
Bryan student member "Upperettes" at TCU
Miss Evelyn Cahill of Bryan belongs to the 1930 31 Upperettes at Texas Christian University. The group of upperclass girls living in Jarvis Hall advises freshmen and helps govern the hall. Eulalia Whitefield of Midland is elected president for the year. Bennie Sue Ratcliff of Midland is vice president and Margaret Reeder of Knox City is secretary treasurer.
Negro Club Boy Wins $7 Prize At Dallas Fair
H K Hornsberry, a negro demonstration agent for Brazos county, received a check from the Fair Association treasurer for Joe Trigg, the negro club boy of the Canaan community, who took first place in the negro club boys division for ten ears of yellow corn and ten heads of maize at the Dallas fair. This marks Brazos county’s second straight year winning first place in yellow corn in that division, with Charlie Davis the winner last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Fair
H. K. Hornsberry
Brazosity
The
Fair Association
Joe Trigg
Canaan
Trigg
Brazos County
Charlie Davis
Christmas Fete Plan for Group On A M Campus
Mozelle Jones and Mrs. R. Le Brown hosted the Y W A group of the College Baptist church at the Baptist parsonage Tuesday evening. Mrs. J J Willingham supervised the program and chaired the banquet planning committee. Debates covered China topics and the Thanksgiving Day story was shared. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozelle Jones
R. le Brown
College Baptist Church
Baptist Parsonage
J. J. Willingham
Willingham
Mo' Zelle Jones
Nina Holligan
China
Ola .Mae Lloyd
Tre Hope
Myrtle Lloyd
J. 3. Willingham
Nina Ho
Color on the Roadway Debate Prompts Concrete Tone
The piece questions highway aesthetics asking why smooth roads are white instead of pale green or brown concrete. It reflects motorists’ mixed views on color choices for extended stretches and road surfaces.
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Virginia E. Stanerwater
Jech
Addie
Lebrecht
Marlin
A. B. Carr
Houston
Igaret Kucker
John Hall
Carlin
Johnson
Sign Leverkuhn
E. T. McCullough
Military Department of A. & M. College
American Legion
Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Aggie Serenaders
Hampton Mabry
Allen G. Wood
Lawrence Cook
Clayton Ward
Nathan Wright
Louis McDaniels
Fred Reichert
T. J. Elder
Jimmie Dupree
Romeo Duffner
Capt
C. 8. Richards
Roy Danforth
D. Snyder
Joe Kaplan
Luke Patronella
I. H. Bartz
L. R. Nachman
Curtis Vinson
James V. Carroll
J. G. Walker
Sjr
Lamar Jones
J.S. Seybold
B. L. Warwick
S. H. Yarnell
W. E. Paulson
J. Coulter Smith
F.D. Fuller
R. A. McDapier
John ‘Miniatis
R. C. ‘Franks
H. Yarnell
People's Column
Southwestern
Hi School
STATE
O.E. S
Bryanites
R. L. Brown
College Station
Order of the Eastern Star
M. R. Bentley
Brown
Bentley
Masonic Hall
Game Law Digest
Pecos River
Pecos
Bastrop
Hemphill
Hutchinson
Callahan
Eastland
Stephens
Palo Pinto
Parker
San Saba
Harrison
Frio
la Salle
McMullen
Live Oak
Doves
Collingsworth
Wheeler
Bandera
Bell
Blancco
Bosque
Brazoria
Burnet
Caldwell
Colorado
Comal
Comanche
Concho
Cooke
Coryell
DeWitt
Dimmit
Edwards
Erath
Fayette
Fort Bend
Gilespie
Goliad
Gonzales
Rio Grande River
del Rio
Southern Pacific Railway
San Antonio
International-Great Northern Railway
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Brazos River
Beaumont
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Said River
West Texas Railway
Louisiana
Bryan Eagle
A-M
Rice Institute
College Station, Texas
Aggies
T. K. Lawrence’s
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