PAVEMENT SCROPS CONTINUE IN BRYAN AREA
Local column notes busy daily life in Bryan College area with mentions of visits by Mrs and Mrs and various townsfolk. Readers hear about church activities, market scenes, and travelers including Mrs. P A Tardy and Dr John W Black. The letter from Santa Fe notes snow on nearby mountains.
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Bryan
College
W. Howard Badgett
Santa Fe
New Mexico
James Rountree
Paris
Texas
CCC
Bandelier National Monument
College Notes Busy Travel and Local School Plans
Mrs S D Snyder and children and Miss Lillian Gorzycki joined Mr Snyder on a Conroe trip for business returning to Taylor. E N Holmgreen and Mrs Holmgreen traveled to Austin. M R Bentley and Mrs Bentley plan to go to Austin for a conference and will return Thursday. F D Fuller to Houston then back tonight. A and M Methodist church trustees finalize plans for a children’s Sunday School department with three rooms allocated. Director O B Martin and Miss Mildred Horton leave for Washington to attend Land Grant Colleges conference and Farm Woman’s Conference. First grade candy sale funds bench in room taught by Mrs Sloop with five mothers making candy. W W Boyd and family from Houston visiting C W Crawford for A and M Rice game.
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P. A. Tardy
Woodville
W. L. Hughes
S. G. Bailey
Ray Love
John W. Black
H. L. Whitley
J. C. Davidson
Harvey
Ione Wessinger
Michigan
Nat Allen
Woman’s Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
R. J. Dunn
M. College
S. D. Snyder
Lillian Gorzycki
M. R. Bentley
A. and M. Methodist Church
O. B. Martin
Mildred Horton
Texas A. and
M. Extension Service
Washington, D. C
Director Martin
Committee On Organizations and Politics
Miss Horton
Farm Woman's Conference
Country Life Association
Fred L. Sloop
E. L. Williams
Fred Hale
L. G. Jones
C. H. Winkler
J. K. Walker
W. W. Boyd
Houston
C. W. Crawford
M.rice
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Crawford
Halt Liquor Sales Near Texas University
District Attorney James P. Hart obtained a temporary injunction in Fifty-third District Court restraining Walter Wukasch from selling liquor over 3.2 percent alcohol at his University of Texas community establishment. Judge C. A. Wheeler granted the order on the complaint of Dean W. I. Moore, dean of student life.
Eagle Office Offers Bundles of Old Newspapers
The Eagle office promotes sale of bundles containing old newspapers suitable for collection or research. Bundles are offered through the newspaper office for readers and researchers seeking archival material.
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Eagle Office
Arizona Militia Recalled by Governor Moeur
Phoenix November 14 Governor Moeur today recalled national guardsmen from Parker after ordering them to patrol a martial law zone at the Parker diversion damsite.
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Arizona
Moeur
Phoenix
Ariz
B. B. Moeur
Parker
Parker Diversion
Society Chapter of U D C to Meet at Mrs Chambers Home
The November meeting of I. S. Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy convenes Friday at 3 30 p m at Mrs Emma Mae Chambers home. Joint hostesses include Mrs W A Withers Mrs Albert Buchanan and Miss Mildred Salley. Roll call will name a Texas hero from 1820 to 1836 and note his life. All members and visiting U D C are urged to attend.
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I. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emma Mae Chambers
Chambers
W. A. Withers
Albert Buchanan
Mildred Salley
P. S. Park
Texas
Bryan
U. Div C
Book Review Tea at J Coulter Smith Home in Bryan
The Bryan Reading Club held a November 13 Book Review Tea at Mrs. J Coulter Smith’s home at 3 pm with joint hostesses Mrs. M P Holleman Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Victor Harris. Mrs. N R Smith reviewed A Lamb in His Bosom by Carolyn Miller. Extension Service club meets Thursday at 3 pm at Mrs. E C Martin’s home on College road with Mrs. T B Wood as hostess.
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Bryan Reading Club
Coulter Smith
Bryan
Ffeas
J. Coulter Smith
M.P. Holleman
Fred Jones
Victor Harris
W. H.andrew
Reading Club
W. M. Owens
N. R. Smith
Carolyn Miller
Extension Service Club
E. C. Martin
College Road
T. B. Wood
Eagle Printing Co Offers Quality Printing at Reasonable Prices
Our job department is equipped to render quick and efficient ser gion. Quality printing at reasonable prices. Give us a trial. Eagle Printing Co. Phones 36 or 48.
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Eagle Printing Co
School Teachers Feast at Fin Feather Club in Brazos County
Members of the Brazos County Rural Teachers Association plan their annual banquet at the Fin Feather club Thursday night with about 200 expected guests. C. M. Elwell will serve as toastmaster, and speakers include W. D. Bunting, 5. M. Brown, Dr. A. W. Birdwell, and Prof. George B. Wilcox. Entertainment features a ventriloquist act by W. O. Alexander and songs by Mrs. Evelyn Sanders Williams and others.
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Brazos County
Bryan
A.W. Birdwell
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
George B. Wilcox
Texas Ax & M. College
W. O
Alexander
Allen Academy
Evelyn
Sanders Williams
Carl Sprague
Cotton and Grain Market Close Mixed Across Grains
The report shows cotton and grains easing with mixed results in today's markets. Cotton fell eight to ten points in New York with March May Dee closing near day lows. wheat slipped three eighths of a cent in Chicago. December corn dropped half a cent and oats edged down an eighth of a cent.
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Courtery T. F. Hush & Co
New York
Chicago
Auto Accident Victim Recovers From Injuries
Mrs. Tom Wolf of Waco sister of Chas. F. Hillier of this city has recovered enough to leave the hospital and return home. Her brother reports she is out of danger and improving, following a serious automobile accident.
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Bryan
Tom Wolf
Waco
Chas. F. Hillier
Eagle Printing Company Seeks Clean Cotton Rags
The Eagle Printing Company advertises for clean cotton rags needed for their printing operations. No specific quantities are listed, but the notice emphasizes rag quality and suitability for printing work.
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The
Eagle Printing Company
Registration of New Autos Shows Loss Past Month
Austin report from the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research shows October new passenger car registrations in 15 counties at 3 565, down from 4 027 in September and 4 141 in October last year. Declines of 11 5 and 38 9 percent respectively. Aggregate registrations in these counties explain a poor month for Texas auto sales.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Traffic rise surpasses prior year in ten months
Report notes 43 666 cars counted during the first ten months, a 32.6 percent increase over the same period last year, indicating sustained higher vehicle activity across counties.
Rail Commission Seeks Tenders On Oil Products
In Austin the Rail Commission asserts authority to require bids for the movement of refined petroleum products under state conservation laws. The third court of civil appeals considers the case today.
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Rail Commission
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Railroad Commissi
Austin
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