Hoover Roosevelts Conference Precedent Sets Tone for Transition
President Hoover invites President elect Roosevelt to discuss foreign debt and other key issues, enabling a bipartisan approach to economic recovery. Roosevelt is expected to accept, signaling a new standard in American statesmanship and likely guiding policy of the upcoming administration.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Senate
Rosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Cattle Tick War Won in Brazos County Says Dr Brown
Dr. W C Brown of the U S Department of Agriculture reports the cattle tick war in Brazos County is practically won with about 98 percent of stock to be released from quarantine by December 1. Quarantine lift expected by June 1 for remaining tick carrying stock. Cooperation of farmers and stockmen praised. result means faster market moves, cheaper beef and dairy production, and potential importation of tick free stock to improve local herds.
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W. C. Brown
United States Department of Agriculture
Brazos County
Brown
Texas Livestock Sanitary Commission
Trade prospects rise from Ottawa talks for American exporters
The Ottawa imperial trade conference prompts renewed US opportunities in South American markets amid tariffs. American firms should send export representatives to establish permanent bases, shifting some British purchases to the United States while maintaining trade with Colombia, Brazil, Venezuela, Chile, and Argentina. Harsh winter weather follows Bryanite storms, reminding readers of severe cold’s human toll.
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United States
Canada
British Isles
Ottawa
South America
Prince of Wales
Texas
Germany
England
Colombia
Brazil
Venezuela
Chile
Dominions
Fort Worth
Cutting Government Costs in Texas Election
The article notes strong voter support for nine amendments including merging the county tax assessor and tax collector offices. It foresees broader government consolidation at city county and intercounty levels to cut costs, plus Albert Sidney Burleson’s ideas for federal department mergers to improve efficiency.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Albert Sidney Burleson
Woodrow Wilson
Burleson
Civic plans and municipal updates discussed at Bryan meeting
George A. Adams and D. L. Wilson attended the Bryan city commission meeting where sanitation, sewage, pit toilets, an incinerator for garbage, a filtration plant and water mains extension were explored. No action was taken but support for civic improvements was voiced. Labor in road work posed scheduling and labor-force challenges for Highway No. 21 paving.
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College
Cadet Corps
George A. Adams
Public Health Committee
D. L. Wilson
Wilson
Bryan
National Paving Company
Greenville
the Interior Protection and Development Association
Waco
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Stanford
Scott Clardy
C. P. Ne
Bryan Hi Broncs Meet Georgetown Here on Friday
Bryan High Broncos prepare to face Georgetown on Forrest Field Friday night. Georgetown, a Class B club, has a solid season and may challenge Coach Pete Jones' squad. Adams, guard, has been out for three games but is the only regular with a serious injury.
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Bryan High Broncos
Georgetown
Forrest Field
Pete Jones
Broncos
Adams
Jones
Cottonwood Church Aims for $600 Budget Next Year
A Cottonwood Baptist Church committee met with Rev R L Brown at the Samples' home to plan next year. They expressed optimism and set a $600 budget, notable for a rural church. Refreshments of hot chocolate and homemade cake were served.
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Cottonwood Baptist Church
R. L. Brown
J. L. Sample
Actors drift through waiting rooms in New York
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. While theatrical agencies shrink to a minimum a few carry ons remain. Actors drift to waiting rooms the girls are airs and graces and the men at liberty. The Lambs club endures as the season stays bleak and hopes flicker with lights. The piece notes Ivar Kreuger Kent Cooper and Eugene O Neill among others and praises Michael Arlen while critiquing literary pretensions.
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New York
Astrakhan
Napoleon
Mansfield
The
Lambs
Vilage
Grace Allen
Eugene O'Neill
America
Theodore Dreiser
Beaumont Visit By Bryan Residents
Mr and Mrs Joe Morrell and Mr and Mrs Paul Patranella and Mrs Joe Patranella motored to Beaumont Sunday with Miss Louise Campese visiting relatives there. The party will stay several days before returning to Bryan.
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Joe Morrell
Paul Patranella
Joe Patranella
Beaumont
Louise Campese
Bryan
Today In History William Pitt Born November 15 1708
English statesman William Pitt the Elder born in 1708 is noted in this history brief. His leadership shaped British policy during the mid 18th century, including the wartime alliances and domestic reforms that defined the era.
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William Pitt
Twenty Five Years Ago in Bryan Morning Eagle 1907 Highlights
A twelve foot collard from Parker plantation was exhibited at Jno M. Lawrence Co. Prof E J Kyle photographed it. Conn and Stella Conn visited Bryan from Madisonville and Conn went to Houston. The Oklahoma star joined the flag at nine. Skating drew a crowd with William Banks beating Earl Beard in a ten lap race. Gatton's class at Texas Woman's College will present Lovely Mary on Friday November 22 at the opera house. Waldrop returned from Houston. Holligan family visitors arrived. Dr John H Eager to lecture at Carnegie Hall on Shadow and Sunlight in Italy Monday night. Ernest Moore and Tom Wheeless from Edge and J R Stewart and W D Outlaw from Reliance in town.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Bryan
Parker Plantation
Brazos Bottom
J. L. Anders
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
E. J. Kyle
J. G. Conn
Stella Conn
Madisonville
W. F. Gibbs
Conn
Houston
Star of Oklahoma
William Banks
Earl Beard
Opera House
Italy
Ernest Moore
Tom Wheeless
Edge
J. R. Stewart
W. D. Outlaw
Reliance
Economy minded drive hurts demand and jobs
The speaker argues prominent business leaders shifted to economy messaging, depressing prices and employment. Cheery talk and higher spending are needed to restore buying power and lift the depression, not more austerity.
Children Books Stir Critical Forces In Exchanges
In lively exchanges over books for young readers the critical spirit remains engaged yet tempered. The discussion centers on value, accessibility, and the impact of literature on childhood development as communities weigh recommendations and standards.
Dear Mister Editor Letter on Hoover Victory and Republican Defeat
Les Akers writes of a devastating election night for Hoover and the Republican Party noting a cyclone of misfortune. He laments the voters rejected the GOP and predicts Hoover faces years of Democratic majorities while reflecting on unusual election margins.
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Mister Hoover
Republikan Party
Republikan Brothern G. O. P
Republikan
Hesis
Lusakers
Perbert
Hoover
LES Akers
Editorial on Hoover and Roosevelts impact on United States policy
The piece argues past revolutions in US politics did not hinder progress and that Hoover will not block a successor. It asserts Roosevelts policies can proceed, notes business caution easing, and predicts Democrats control Congress and presidency will steer recovery. It cautions midterm fears are unfounded and urges national unity behind the new administration.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Congress
Hoover
Republic
Hoov
Reti
Senate
Parental role in guiding children to good reading
The piece argues parents and educators must thoughtfully select literature to nurture a child’s lifelong reading interest. It notes that while fairy tales attract children naturally, adolescence requires careful guidance, and that homes with good libraries foster positive reading habits.
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The
Fly
J Nile
Tyler Courier
This Woman Lost 64 Pounds of Fat
Mrs H Price of Woodside writes she weighed 190 pounds a year ago and now weighs 120 after taking Kruschen. She claims rapid loss and recommends a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast for a week as a safe method.
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Mre. H. Price
Woodside
Chile
Grén
Don Mina
Vances
Kraschen
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London
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James Martin
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