Aggies Hold Off Owls As Sophomore Wall Shapes Game
The article describes Texas A and M preparations for a home game against Texas Tech with emphasis on the Aggies front wall led by Meagher and Morgan. It notes sophomore stars, early season form shifts, and advance ticket sales at T. K. Lawrence and the A and M athletic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Eye
Maddison Vxas Aggiés
Kyle Field
Owl
Egach
A. Ahd
Aggie
Pat Wallace
Joel Hunt
the of Marshall
Bert
Herman
A. and
Sters
T. K. Lawrence S
American Legion Posts Attend Final Rites and Mourning
Unclear OCR notes show members of the American Legion post and pallbearers from a local unit attending a funeral. The piece lists names across several families and mentions involvement of ex-service members and a city ceremony.
History of American literature Victorian to modern age
Dr Roller outlines a course on children's reading and child psychology, tracing American literature from Puritanic prewar works to the Main Street school, with later shifts toward modernist and historical fiction. He highlights Macy, Willa Cather, Thornton Wilder, and the enduring status of Jewett and Twain, and notes Texas political figures in reconstruction records. The piece frames literary evolution and notes archival references to Roberts Burnett and other senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Coege
Roller
Dr. Roller
John Macy
Amy Lowell
Harriett Munroe
America
Thornton Wilder
San Luis Rey
Sarah Oran Jewett
Mark Twain
Lula Bett
New Historical School
Giddings Declared Elected After 1872 Texas House Contest
The column recalls the 1872 Texas House contest where Mr. Giddings was declared the elected representative on May 1, 1872, after Mr. Clark seated earlier in January. His victory is noted as a turning point that weakened the Republican party in Texas and frames Giddings as a leading state figure of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
O. M. Roberts
Senate
David B. Burnet
Texas State Historical Association
M. Roberts
David G. Burnett
United States Senate
Throckmorton
Roberts
Burnett
Washington
Hamilton
Joseph J. Reynolds
Mr. Hamilton
David B. Culberson
Fifty- Fourth Congress
John H
Cyclone) Davis
Culberson
J. C. Kearby
Jo Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Miles Crowley
A. J. Rosenthal
Crowley
Clark
Giddings
House
Tick Eradication Conference Sets Campaign Plan
A conference on the 25th at the Municipal building auditorium aims to launch a tick eradication movement in the area. 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, E B Spiller, and George W Barnes, all prominent in state cattle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Whitten
Carroll Drew
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Dr. Darby
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Fort Worth
Richard Kleberg
King’s Ranch
Kingsville
Roy Mitten
Corpus Christi
Texas
Aggie Club Dinner Highlights Veterans and Legion Guests
The Armis tice signing anniversary event featured ex service men placed in charge of Lieut. E T McCullough due to training issues. Attendees included A&M military officers American Legion members church leaders and many local guests with the Aggie Serenaders providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sign Leverkuhn
E. T. McCullough
Military Department of
A. & M. College
American Legion
Legion
J. H. Edinburg
Lamar Jones
B. L. Warwick
S. H. Yarnell
Lion R. C. Franks
R. S. Marshall
M. M. Erskine
C. J. Nelson
J. E. Sloan
Harry L. Durham
S. Buchanan
Bill Wimberley
Charles J. Myers
Paul Neal
John P. Wheeler
B. F. Delameter, Jr
T. C. Harry
W. E. Paulson
J. Coulter Smith
F. D. Fuller
R. A. McDaniel
John Miniatis
R. C. Franks
Armistice Day tribute recalls U S WWI scale and costs
The speech notes 2,000,000 American troops overseas and 4,800,000 total armed forces, no transport losses, and U S spending of 22 billion dollars plus 10 billion in allied loans. It praises unity across regions, marks readings from In Flanders Fields, and lists Lions club organizers and veterans who spoke.
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France
United States
Congress
Vinson
Mr. Vinson
Flanders Field
E. Leverkuhn
E. L. Lyons
Harry S. Estill
Morris Schulman
Lion Leverkuhn
Night football lights up Southwestern University crowds
Night football proved highly profitable at Southwestern University as floodlights were installed on Pirate field. Attendance rose about 500 percent with many fans coming from Austin and nearby areas, transforming the program’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Southwestern University
Pirate
Georgetown
Hi School Play To Raise Funds To Outfit Team
Proceeds from the home talent play Rosetime to be held at the High School Auditorium on Friday evening November 14 will be used to purchase sweaters for players on the Wayne P. Sew all Company of Atlanta Ga high school football squad. Genevieve Stover directs assisted by Mrs John P Wheeler. Rehearsals underway with a full cast including Eugene Curtsinger Mary Martha Black James Seddon Otis Gayle Ruth Smith John Heard Astin Nina Bess Astin Irvin Conway William Platt Bennie Marie Marburger Mrs Harry Estill Edna Earl Bethea as village gossips.
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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 to lead First Christian Church of Bryan
Rev Arthur A Hyde longtime district evangelist with the Texas Christian Missionary Society has accepted the Bryan church board’s call and will begin as pastor on December 1. He is a Phillips University graduate and comes to Bryan well qualified for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Hyde
Texas Christian Missionary Society
Temple
First Christian Church of
Bryan
Hyde
Phillips University
Enid
Oklahoma
1930 Game Law Digest Deer Elk and Bird Seasons
Game Birds and Game Animals include deer elk antelope wild sheep and bears. Open seasons list dates and county closures across Texas with state wide dove and quail periods and regional splits for ducks and other waterfowl. Squirrels may be taken in numerous counties with many noted restrictions and closures included.
Open and Closed Counties by Season Across Texas States
The text lists counties where turkey hunting is allowed or closed by month, noting openings in May to December and specific restrictions for areas like Travis Uvalde Waller Washington Wharton Wise Zavalla and others. It also defines the Zone Line from the Rio Grande to the Louisiana border along major railways.
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Pecos River
Pecos
Bastrop
Hemphill
Roberts
Hutchinson
Callahan
Eastland
Stephens
Palo Pinto
Parker
San Saba
Harrison
Frio
la Salle
McMullen
Live Oak
Travis
Uvalde
W Waller
Washington
Wharton
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
Rio Grande River
del Rio
Southern Pacific Railway
San Antonio
International-Great Northern Railway
Austin
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Brazos River
Beaumont
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Said River
Houston
West Texas Railway
Louisiana
Bryan student member "Upperettes" at TCU
Miss Evelyn Cahill of Bryan is a member of the 1930 31 Upperettes at Texas Christian University. The Upperettes are upperclass girls living in Jarvis Hall who advise freshmen and help govern the hall. Eulalia Whitefield of Midland was elected president for the year, Bennie Sue Ratliff of Midland as vice president, and Margaret Reeder of Knox City as secretary treasurer.
Brazos County Wins Yellow Corn First in State Fair
H K Hornsberry, negro demonstration agent for Brazos County, received a check from the Ly Fair Association treasurer for awards to Joe Trigg, Canaan community club boy. Trigg won first place in the negro club boys division for ten ears of yellow corn and ten heads of milo maize. This is Brazos County’s second straight year taking top prize in yellow corn. Charlie Davis won last year.
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H. K. Hornsberry
Brazos
The
Ly Fair Association
Joe Trigg
Canaan
Trigg
Brazos County
Charlie Davis
Christmas Fete Plans By YWCA Group At College Baptist
Mozelle Jones and Mrs. RB Le Brown hosted the YWCA group of the College Baptist church at the Baptist parsonage. Mrs. Willingham chaired the program with topics on China and the church, the first Thanksgiving Day story by Mrs. Annie Low Dowell, and a closing prayer by Mozelle Jones.
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Mozelle Jones
RB. le Brown
College Baptist Church
Baptist Parsonage
J. J. Willingham
Willingham
Azelle Jones
Nina Holligan
China
Cla
Mae Lloyd
Annie’ Low Dowell
Mrs. Brown
Miss Jones
Pleasing color choices debated for highway concrete
Motorists praise smooth stretches but question the use of dazzling white concrete arguing for alternative pale green or brown hues to blend with surroundings.
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H. M. Secord
M. Colsod
1St Amecan Legion
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Berthaugh
J Iburgh
Charles Edinburgh
Vir Stanfield
Sweetwater
Charles Edin J
Drurnfield
Okla
L. J . L. A. Spell
H. T. Down
Harry Be
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Krecht
Addie
Lebrecht
Marlin
A.B. Carr
Igaret Kuever
John Haw
Carlin
Ralf. Anderson
H. Sterling Fo
Willard Cameron
Jehnson
People's Column
Southwestern
Hi School
State C. E. S
Bryanites
R. L. Brown
College Station
Order of the Eastern Star
M. R. Bentley
Brown
Bentley
Masonic Hall
Game Law Digest
Collingsworth
Wheeler
Bandera
Bell
Blanco
Bosque
Brazoria
Burnet
Caldwell
Colorado
Comal
Comanche
Concho
Cooke
Coryell
DeWitt
Dimmit
Edwards
Erath
Fayette
Fort Bend
Gilespie
Goliad
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Hays
Hill
Hood
Irion
Jackson
Karnes
Kendall
Kerr
Kimble
Lampasas
Lavaca
Llano
Matagorda
Mason
Medina
Menard
Mills
Montague
McCullough
Real
Schleicher
Sterling
Tarrant
Tom Green
Bryan Eagle
A-M
Rice Institute
College Station, Texas
Aggies
T. K. Lawrence’s
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