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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1934

Page

2

Aggies to Battle Rice in Final Kyle Field Appearance

Texas A&M faces Rice Owls in the last Kyle Field home game of the season. Fifteen senior Cadets will make their final appearance, as the Aggies strive to salvage a disappointing year against a strong Owl squad aiming for an undefeated season and a conference title.

College Station Texas Aggies Rice Owls Aggies Kyle Field Southern Methodist Mustangs Owl Owls Houston Bill Wallace John McCauley Percy Arthur Red” Bale Frankie Steen Tnru Louisiana State Tigers Aggie Bob Connelley Arkansas Odell Muggins Fowler John Grandpa Gregory Bill Kimbrough Sid

Don’t Trifle With Coughs Ad Advises Quick Relief

An advertisement promotes Creomulston seven as a powerful yet harmless cough remedy. It claims rapid relief and states no narcotics are used. The copy offers a money refund on the spot if the cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulston, via the druggist.

Creomulston Compines 7 Creomulston

Allen Ramblers Set for Friday Night Tilt at Forrest Field

Allen Academy Ramblers, fresh from a 12-6 victory over Sam Houston State Teachers College freshmen, prepare for a Friday game against St Edward's University freshmen in Austin. Coach T F Puny Wilson leads the squad into a second game this week after a strong showing Monday night.

Sam Houston State Teachers College T. F. “Puny” Wilson Allen Academy Ramblers St. Edward’s University Austin Forrest Field Ramblers Allen Club Sam Houston Fresh

Fewer Failures Shown By Texas Business Firms

In October there were nineteen business failures in Texas, up from September but far below October last year. Liabilities reached 164000, about 95 percent less than the 3193000 recorded in October 1933. Average liability per failure was 8632 dollars, higher than September yet far beneath last year's level.

Texas Austin University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Local shoppers lure with Turkey Roaster deals and events

Bryan residents attend social notices while stores tout low prices on Mirro and Wear-Ever Turkey Roasters at 2.05 2.95 and 4.95. Women from Dallas and Henderson finish work at A and M College and prepare to return home as dances, visits, and shop ads punctuate the week.

Yeager Ildw. Co Grace Campbell Ruby DeWitt Wanda Connelly Dallas Inez Warren Cleburne Bryan W. A.withers al and M. College Smart Shop John A. Moore Kilgore O.D.H.S. Hall Kurten John Sirocka la Grange Minnie McAlpine Navasota W. C. Mims J. Coulter Smith Houston Wevare E. FE Hdn. Co W.K .Gandy Brazos Valley Farmer Josephine Welch Henderson Cotton Allotment Board A. and M. College W. A. Withers

Bankhead workers to hold farewell dance at Legion Home

A farewell dance for Bankhead work employees at College Station will be held tonight at the American Legion home. Music by the Aggieland orchestra will start at 10 30 p m and run to 3 a m to include both day and night shift workers. Attendance limited to Bankhead staff and invited guests.

Bankhead College Station American Legion Aggieland

Early Tulips for Brilliant Color in the Spring Garden

The article promotes planting early single and double tulips for mass color in late April and May. It highlights color range from scarlet to lavender, notes Kiserkroon as a vigorous red with yellow band, and advises grouping by single colors for bold displays.

Early Tulips as Bedding Plants and Their Varieties

The article discusses use of early tulips for bedding in mixes with daffodils and borders. It notes tactics like lifting and heeling to make way for annuals, compares double and single early types, and mentions late double tulips as rarely sold with Sir Daniel Hall quipping “Better dead.”

Daniel Hall

Ty Motion Picture Problem Speaker at College Station

Mrs. J. M. Jones of College Station will headline as principal speaker for the Better Film Committee addressing the topic Ty Motion Picture Problem. The event centers on film standards and community concerns.

J. M. Jones College Station Better Film Committee

Bowie PTA Meeting Announces Program and Hosts

The Bowie Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 3:30 PM at the Bowie school. Mrs. Raymond Orr leads the program with a piano solo by Miss Aline Burkhart and a Thanksgiving number by the second grade. Hosts are Mrs. Ed Bluestein and Mrs. Dorothy Ettle.

Bowie Parent Teacher Association Bowie Raymond Orr Aline Burkhart Ed Bluestein Dorothy Ettle

Printing Savings Offer Voice

Local printer advertises lower prices and better work with a phone contact for potential customers seeking cost effective printing services.

Ice delivery change in Bryan settled by two firms

Effective November 16 the Stephan Ice and Bottling Company will take over ice delivery for Gulf States Utilities Company customers in Bryan. Gulf States Utilities will discontinue direct delivery but will supply wholesale to Stephan. The utility will keep a Bryan office until December 1 for account settlements and coupon book refunds.

Bryan Stephan Ice & Bottling Company Gulf States Utilities Company

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