Turkeys Shipped By Carload This Week from Bryan
Allen Smith Inc moved the ninth car of dressed turkeys from its dressing and storage plant today. Each car holds at least 20 000 pounds, bringing to 180 000 pounds shipped so far this year from a 106 mile radius around Bryan. The turkeys have graded fat and shipments reach Hartford New York Atlanta and Miami. Early movement suggests strong local turkey sales and potential profit for area growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Smith, Inc
Exhibit of Art At A-M Library Opens on Nov. 21
The Fighth-B Circuit Exhibition of the Southern States Art League travels to the A M College library November 21 to 27 under Campus Study Club auspices. Fourteen Southern states plus the District of Columbia are represented in forty eight artworks from oils to prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Southern States Art League
M. College
I T
South
Delgado Museum
New Orlans
New York
Philadelphia
California
Elsworth Woodward
League
Telfair Academy
Savannah
New Orleans
Panola Street
Ethel Hutson
James Chillman, Jr
Houston
E. C. Lovett
Charman
Brazos County Couples File Marriage Intentions
Two couples from Brazos county filed notices with County Clerk Jesse McGee on Thursday. The pairings are Dan Hall with Inez Etheridge and Albin J Zak with Therese Vasicek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Jesse McGee
Dan Hall
Inez Etheridge
Albin J. Zak
Therese Vasicek
Feast of Turkey Served Hobbies by Bible Class
Friendship Bible Class of First Baptist hosted a turkey dinner Thursday at seven with husbands as honored guests. Two decorated tables and a program including piano, readings, and songs followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Friendship Bible
First Baptist Church
D. D. White
Chas
E. Griesser
Hal Haltom
Roy Nunn
Geo. Ross
Parker Carroll
N. BR. Smith
Henry Johnson
H. V. Smith
Drummond Martin
J. H. Skipping
Allen+Carson
D. I. White
al- Buchanan
W. Simmons
Griff Cloud
I. H. Johnson
Brazos County Farmers Pledge Acreage For Tomatoes
Leaders of the Brazos County Truck Growers Association urge farmers merchants and bankers to attend a Dec 6 meeting at the courthouse to promote potato and tomato production for market. President J B Priddy notes strong pledges in the Leonard area where Stetzs earned 300 per acre from tomatoes last year and calls for cannery discussion and broader cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Truck Growers’ Association
Court House
J. B. Priddy
Growers’ Association
Leonard
Joe
Stiney Stetz
Stetz
Priddy
Smetana
Benchley
Kurten
A and M College Livestock Team Heads to Chicago Show
The 1930 international livestock judging team from Texas A and M, six members led by coach R. M. Milhellin, departs College Station for a training circuit through Fort Worth, Wichita, Kansas City, Ames, Fordham, and Illinois sites before arriving in Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Chicago
A. and M. College of Texas International Livestock Judging
Fort Worth
Harrisdale Farms
Jack Turner
D. G. Talbot
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Fordue University
University of Ilinois
Not 80 Smart We Have Yet to Taste the Garden
A reflective aphorism compares the world to the Garden of the Gods, noting humanity eats only grass while fruits remain ahead. The tone hints at unreached potential and philosophical musing on progress and abundance.
Quality of Milk Brought to City Improved by Tests
The Bryan milk ordinance is in effect per City Manager R G Williams. Most producers hold permits, with a few laggards to be addressed. A second test shows material improvement in milk quality, attributed to better handling. Future tests planned and certificates may be posted at dairies and on delivery vehicles.
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Bryan
R.G. Williams
Bryan City Commission Approves School Contracts
Routine city business shows the Bryan city commission approving plumbing heating and electrical contracts for the Bowie school. The panel discussed street maintenance plans and intends to upgrade its tractor fleet with a more powerful machine than the current model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan City Commission
Bowie ‘School
Ond
Doris Penn Weds W L Shaw in City Church Ceremony
Miss Doris Penn daughter of Mrs Annette Penn married W L Shaw of Lake Charles La this afternoon at 4 o clock Rev Roy Holloman officiated at College Avenue Bapt ist church in the presence of relatives and cloaked friends The couple left for a brief bridal tour and will reside in Lake Charles where Shaw works for T T Word Oil Well Supply company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Penn
Annette Penn
W. L. Shaw
Lake Charles
Roy Holloman
College Avenue Baptistechurch
J. J. Tatum
Comanche
Free Baptist Shurch
Texas
Fred George
E. J. George
Ennis
Bryan
Houston
M. R. Looney
Calvert
Hugh Looney
Jewel Hocey
Rose Harshaw
San Antonio
Margaret Cobb
J. L. Cobb
Simmie P. Rush
North Zulch
Brannon Leverton
H. H. Newton
Leverton
J. P. Gilpin
Kurton
Theo, Jones
Evelyn
Mexia
E. C. Harris
Nacogdoches
Will
First Methodist
Harris
Katherine Henderson
Louise Weddington
Dorothy Doane
M. Allen
Waco
Baylor University
Registrars of Texas Colleges
A. J. Buchanan
West 26Th Street
Allen
J. J. Pipkin
Amarillo
First Baptist Church of
Baptist General Convention
H. C. Pipkin
F. L. Thomas
G. S. Fraps
College Station
Mrs Warner addresses clubs then heads to Eastland
Mrs Phebe K Warner of Claude spoke at the Brazos Federation of Clubs on Rural Cooperation and Club Markets. She spent the afternoon and evening at A and M and in Bryan before taking the midnight train to Eastland to address a meeting of the Eastland County Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
Brazos
Bonds Fixed To Hold Alleged Swindlers Here
C W Williams alias DD K Jones and H I Moore two African American men were held to the grand jury on a swindling charge Justice J T McGee fixed bonds at 1000 each Maria A Calhoun was cheated out of 446 dollars about a year earlier Williams identified as the partnership mastermind was recognized by Rev J W Rhodes in Hearne leading to their arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
K. Jones
H.l Moore
J.T. McGee
Maria A. Calhoun
J. W. Rhodes
Hearne
Moore
Plea for County Wide Club Work and Rural Urban Ties
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner, national chair of rural cooperation for the General Federation of Women's Clubs, urged Brazos County club women to unite rural and urban efforts under a county unit system. She linked farm prosperity to broader civic education and economic justice, stressing leadership, expanded contacts, and farm family welfare to boost national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe K. Warner
Claude
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
Warner
Texas
Little Brown Wren
West Texas
Amarillo
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Houston
Brazos County
United States
Cross Roads
Hugo Dobrovolny
Texas Extension Service
J. Webb Howell
FE. M. Regenbrecht
F. B. Clarke
Campus Study Club
Southern States Art League
A. and M. College
M. W. Sims
Texas Federation of Womens’ Clubs
Bryan Woman's Club
Former Bryanite Wins Promotion With Phone Co
S. Paul Martin a Bryan native rises to State Plant Supervisor for Southwestern Bell, with Dallas headquarters. A Houston party honored his six years as division plant superintendent, presenting a gold watch and praising his service. Martin, educated at A and M College, joined Southwestern Bell after graduation and advanced steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Texas
Southwestern Bel, Telephone Company
Paul Martin
Houston
Galveston and Beaumont
S. P. Martin
Dallas
Texas
Martin
S. Paul Martin
Bryan
Oscar Wilcox
Tabor
Charlie Martin
J. D. Martin
Ollie Dean
Ross Dean
M. College
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Who Pays We Pay For Goods In Coin
The statement argues that payment in coin serves as a medium of exchange but the true value is realized through living health comfort and satisfaction derived from goods and services. It emphasizes intrinsic value over monetary coinage.
Bryan Auxiliary Drives for New Members
The American Legion Auxiliary in Brazos county conducts a membership drive led by Cur tis L. Gray and J. Stanford. A total of 52 new members and reinstatements are reported, with a goal of 106. efforts continue to reach eligible women in the county before November 20 for the All-Presidents meeting in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames Curtis L. Gray
J. ©. Stanford
Mesdames M. M. Erskine
Harry Estill
Li. M. Patronella
Antone Krenek
H. H. Bartz
Ed Martin
Mrs. Stanford
Auxiliary
F. H. Carpenter
Legion Auxiliary
Texas
The
Legion
Brazos County
Boatwright Reappointed to Baptist Hospital Board
O. I. Boatwright was reappointed to the board of directors for Baptist Hospital of Houston during the Texas General Baptist Convention annual meeting in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Boatwright
Baptist Hospital
Houston
Texas General Baptist Convention
Amarillo
Rag Demand Informs Bagle Office Hiring
Rag supply drive at the Bagle Office seeks cleaned cotton rags for industrial use. Citizens asked to donate removed fabric in usable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAGLE
Mrs. Jack Boone Recovering After Tonsil Operation
Bryan residents bustle with visitors and travelers as Mrs. Jack Boone recuperates at home in Travis Park after an operation to remove tonsils. Local attendance at clubs, church, and football events fills a busy week with many from Hearne, Austin, Dallas, and College Station visiting or traveling through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boone
Travis Park
A. W. Wilkerson
Hearne
Bryan
Mesdames
J. L. Brock
Guy Ilarris
W. S. Howell
M. W. Sims
Louisiana
A. N. Crandall
Dallas
Community Natural Gas Company
W. T. Dillard
Harry Gray
Lynn Oliver
R. A. Reed
Evelyn Gray
S. D. Norwood
San Marcos
E. R. Canady
Frances Iu He
Dorothy Doane
Louise Weddington
the State University At Austin
J. R. Burtis
Madisonville
FE. R. Canady
Remove Freckles with Contay Special Bleach Cream
Advertises Contay Special Bleach cream promising to dissolve freckles liver spots and discolorations. Claims blood carries away impurities to leave skin soft white and velvety. Sold by Roman Vick druggists with a guarantee.
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Roman & Vick
Brian Chapter U D C Plans Aid To Aggie Loan Fund
Brian Chapter UDC meets with 25 members to map the year’s work include monthly meetings from October to June. The education fund to aid the A and M College student loan fund continues. Two new members added Mrs George McGregor and Mrs Mary Fras Tings New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian
Aggie
L & Joss
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. [. Durham
Parker Carroll
R.h.clarrison
Forrest Jones
Je Hl. Johnson
W. B. Edge
Rehapter
Albert ‘Buchanan
S.M. Hunter
W. Hicridge
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
A. and M. College
Brazos County 4-H Boy Wins Trips to Chicago in December
Brazos County 4-H group of 26 wins free educational trips to the International Livestock Show in Chicago from Nov 28 to Dec 5. Santa Fe Railroad funds 19 trips, Chilegy Nitrate Education Bureau 5, East Texas Chamber of Commerce 1, Armour and Company 1. Recipients include Wilof Santa Fe trip winner Morris Williamson and others across Texas counties, with 26 members selected for crop and livestock demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Chicago
College Station
Navy
Santa Fe Railroad
Chilegy, Nitrate of Soda Educational Bureau
East Texas Chamber of Comerce
Armour, and Company
Wilof Santa Fe
Robert A. Fuchs
Brenham
Washington County
Blake
Bonham
Sumner
Lamar County
Tra Klutts
Talpe
Unnels
Paul Pruitt
Knox County
Robert Causey
Ysleta
FE Paso
James 'J. Ewell
Crosby
Harris County
Paul Griffin
McLean
Gray County
Harold Roussel
Kress
Swisher County
George Claude Welly
Tahoka
Lynn
James'Potts
Moosberg
Athens
Henderson
DeWard Jones
Har
Harrison County
Ae Hoy
Milton Davenport
Dryburg
Jagper County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Howard O'Daniel
Tulsa
Armour and Company
Bronchos Win Tough Fight On Gridiron
Bryan High defeats Mart High 14 to 6 at Forrest Field in a hard fought game. Key moments include Norwood scoring for Bryan, a Griffin to McNeeley pass for a TD, and Griffin breaking an arm early. Next up Bryan faces Navasota and Mikihay at Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Mills
Bronchos
Brooks Conover
Mart High
Forrest Field
Bryan
Clifton Griffin
Marty
Norwood
Griffin
McNeeley
Cetter
Mart
Bryan High
Navasota High School
Mik Ihay
Houston
Tick Eradication Conference Attended by Local Directors
Directors of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber plan to attend the Tick Eradication Conference in Bryan next Tuesday with about 150 visitors expected. The event, led by R. H. Seale, will include entertainment and involve invitations to livestock raisers across ten East Texas counties. Discussions covered road work on Highway 21 east of Bryan and speeding up county contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and Brazos County
R. H. Seale
First State Bank and ‘Trust ‘Company
Brazos
Robertson
Callahan
East Texas
Brazos County
Highway No. 21
East
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A-M
WGRK
Zehl
Frank Klepper
S. 8
A. L. Klepper
A-M Trains
Bryan Ragle
Ady
EF. M. Regenbrecht
J. HH. Allen
Ralph Howell
H. B. Stenzel
W. N. Ezekiel
J. H. Knox
P. W. Burns
Chas. Myers
W. E. Wimberley
Carlos M. Lopez
S. C. Hoyle
B. A. Sims
A. Benbow
Ida Wipprecht Kernodle
A. P. Carr
Dan Secates
Kowell
A. E. Campbell
Robt. Mawhinney
Fred Jones
Senderson
N. Holtigreen
W. B. Cline
M. R. Bentley
M.W. Simsox
O. B Martin J. S. Mogford
Hlugo Dobrovetny
W. H. Darrow
F. B. Clark
R. J. Holmgreen
R. W. Snyder
R. Rh. Reppert
E. A. Miller
A. L. Smith
Fr. D. Tuller
GC. G. Wetter
Thos. Lundin
E. P. Humbert
J. B. Stanford
E. W. Crenshaw
Misses Lucy Givens
Mildred Horton
Mayme Lee Slayden
Bryanite
Phone Co
Boatwright
George McGregor
Jean Edge
Mra
Mary Fraps
New York City
K. J. Newton
Children of
Federacy
Nyghe
Roy Danforth
Sin Southern Melodies
Sara Lee Durham
Marie Elizabeth North
Frances Darnell
Antheny
Inex Reese
Bernice Kraft
Imogene Nash
Anna UL. Thomas
Mar.jorie Jones
Ho, Ferguson
T. QO. Walton
Texas A. and
Texas al Manac
East Texas Poultry Show
Paris
Roger Davis
Lvazos County
W. F. Gelber
Wilson Bradley
Travis B. Higan
J. S. Caldwell
F. L
John M. Lawrence
M. L. Parker
Lee J. Rountree
H. H. Williamson
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