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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1933

Page

3

Government corn hog program outlined at Texas meeting

The session covered the corn hog program and NRA alignment with Extension Service, Production Credit Corporation and farm financing. Speakers described how hog and corn growers may participate, with notes on loans for 4-H members and vocational students, and the role of farm women in budgeting and morale.

Regenbrecht Federal Surplus Relief Corporation Huston Farm Credit Administration Production Credit Corporation Production Credit Association Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Houston Bank of the Production Credit Corporation Sherrill Texas Miss Horton NRA Woods Mr. Haines Haines Caesar Dutch) Hohn Hohn W. W. Evans Dan Clinton Norfield Grimes Irene Sealy Maurine Hearne

County H. Wil Frector Session Report

Local report notes a county level meeting involving H Wil Frector. The item outlines tasks and relaying duties discussed by attendees, with emphasis on reported roles and upcoming actions.

From August Details At That Time

Fragmentary notes mention events in August with scattered details. The readable parts reference dates and places but lack full context or names to form a complete report. The piece reads like a clipped archival snippet from a local page.

Market Hints Skirted in Vague OCR Fragments

Damaged OCR fragment mentions market terms and entries but lacks clear entities or context. Readable words suggest a market or trade reference but no concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to anchor a full summary. Further text needed for a proper card.

350 Pound Anvil Stolen From Blacksmith Shop

Henry Scott reports thieves took a 350 pound anvil along with hammers and tongs from a blacksmith shop near the City cemetery during the night. Sheriff J H Reed was notified on Friday morning.

J. H. Reed Henry Scott Scott

Kemp High Bears Meet Jackson Bears In For est Field Tilt

Kemp High travels to Corsicana to face Jackson High of Corsicana at For est Field Thursday night at 8. The Bryan team will be without backfield star Zipper Martin who broke a leg last game. Coach Robert Wilson rearranges his lineup hoping the loss is not severe.

Kemp High Jackson High Corsicana Forrest Field Bryan Negroes Jackson Bears Houston Kemp Bryan Zipper Martin Robert Wilson Martin

Woman of Waco Speakers on Mission Work in Bryan

Mrs. J W Dawson of Waco addressed Bryan College area women gathered by the College Avenue Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society. She urged support for the Lottie Moon Christmas offering and foreign missions, highlighting Miss Armstrong's fundraising success and urging a revival of missionary zeal among Southern Baptists and Texans.

M. P. Walker Bryan and College Woman's Missionary Society College Avenue Baptist Church J. W. Dawson Waco R. L. Brown W. S. Barron W. H. Andrew China Lottie Moon Southland Texas Jesus Gos

Turkey Season Brings Jobs at Langford Produce Co

More than 100 workers and boys in Bryan start turkey shipping season at Langford Produce on North Bryan Avenue. The firm ships dressed turkeys to northern and eastern markets with daily carloads to New York Chicago and St Louis. Pickers earn four cents per bird with top workers making 3 to 4 dollars daily.

Bryan Langford Produce Company North Bryan Avenue Texas Brazos New York Chicago St. Louis

Armistice Day Program By Girl Scout Troops

Girl Scouts of Troops 2 and 3 held an Armistice day program at Travis school on Wednesday. They opened with the Girl Scout Promise and pledge, sang war-time songs, and heard Dorothea Moreland explain why November 11 is celebrated. Martha Rae McDonald recited Flanders Field and Jane Mosely answered the poem, then the group sang Smiles.

Girl Scouts of Troops 2 Travis School Girl Scout Promise Dorothea Moreland Martha Rae McDonald Flanders Field Jane Mosely

Fish Ramblers Tie In Annual Battle At Forrest Field

Allen Ramblers and Texas Aggie Fish battled to a 6 to 6 tie in the annual game at Forrest Field Monday night. Wright and Parks starred at quarterback with Parks making three key interceptions and a return. The Ramblers outgained the Fish 10 first downs to 1 after halftime as Allen’s defense limited Fish rushing.

Fish-Ramblers Allen Allen Rambler Allen Ramblers Texas Aggie Fish Forrest Field Fish Ramblers Wyatt Holtzclaw Oval Merka Deason Wright Coley Parks Little Coley Thompson Aggies Bowlin Mitchell Parks Aggie Grandstand Rambler Kirby Barber Cummings Benson Bryan Butch’ Deason Buddy” Godwin Cody Isbell Parks and Coley Brown Allen Fish Cowin Ees Dawson Din Reco Kirby Deason Ging Benson R.G Cummings Hough Toles Barber Thompson R.E Westbrook Brown de Wright Bowlin Cwas Greene Phillips Dowling McGrady Burk Newsome Pitner Kelsey Goldsmith Godwin Johnson Mills Timmerman Tracy Refree Burgess Dans

Local Football Highlights and Public Notice

In a brief sports recap, yards and interceptions are noted for both teams with standout plays. Penalties are tallied for Allen and Fish. A social notice mentions Mr. and Mrs. J F Rosborough hosting Mrs. J F Rosborough of Marshall as a weekly guest.

J. F. Rosborough Marshall

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