A & M Fifth in American Livestock Show Judging
Texas A and M College placed fifth among 14 universities at the American Livestock Show in Kansas City. Team member L. T. Burns Jr and others received individual honors as the squad traveled to Ames Purdue and Illinois en route to Chicago for the international competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yyege Stayton
Aue & M. College
Amer‘wal
City
Urns Jr
Yoakum
Membe
Sechh
Kansas City
Chicago
Terracing and soil conservation grow with farmers
Thousands of landowners save values yearly by terracing and contour farming. Bentley of Texas A and M Extension cites progress from 1916 to 1930, noting 868000 acres terraced and 810 farmers taught survey lines, with growing interest spurred by farm journals and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Bent
Texas A. and
Eye Extension Service
Dallas Rural Club
Baker
Bentley
Said
Dad
Short
Federal Land Houston
Dallas Agricultural
Italian farmer dies in Brazos Valley at 50
Ian Farmer of Junction dies at home near Bryan after illness. Born in Italy August 5, he was 50 years old. Survived by widow and children Lee Scarpinato and Mrs J C Scarpinato of Junction, brother Joe Scarpinato of Llous, sister Mrs Joho Hearne. Funeral at St Anthony's Bryan with Rev Basil Bravi to conduct graveside interment. Also notices of couples filing for marriage licenses in Brazos and Grimes counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarpinato
Fainy
Bryan
Brazos Valley
Bevays
Italy
Brazos County
Bryan St. Anthony's Catholics
Basil Bravi
Bryan Etery
Lee Scarpinato
Lrs
J. C. Scarmado
Junction
Joe Scarpinato
Llousind
Mrs. Joho
Hearne
Local residents share news of visits and travel
Personal notes from Bryan and surrounding towns recount visits from Edith Seley in Bryan to attend dances with Myrtle Astin and Jane Oliver hostesses, plans for a wedding trip return, and entertainment for the Howell switchboard. Other items include hospital updates, hunters’ trips, and gatherings of friends and family across Navasota, Houston, and Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Seley
Ton Avenue
Bryan
Myrtle Astin
Jane Oliver
Homor
John Webb Howell Jr
Stanley Swift
Cameron
Mary Louise’ Moore
Houston
Howell
Waco News
la Salle
Webb
Hempstead
Jones
J. B. Stevenson
Maude Stephenson
E. L. Murray
N. A. Bush
Bush
Annie Ware
Winnie Harris
Leola Holtzer
Fort Worth
C. L. Eden
Navasota Examiner
Jno. K. Parker
Frank W. Womack
H. M. Ryman
Jeweler
Calvert
Sankey Park
W. B. Barron
Sidney Lawless
E. B. Wilcot
W. O. Yeager
Tola
David Little
College Station
J. E. Reed and Sons
San Angelo
Mr. Reed
J. W. Dyer
Carl McEachern
Austin
Ethel, Foster
Edith Cavitt
Fred L. Cavitt
Lilla Graham Bryan
Malcolm Mclinix
Margaret Zuber
Ida Parker
Willie Rice
Huntsville
D. C. DeMaret
Allen Demaret
Dallas
T. H. Young
Caldwell
Mesdames J. R. Woodson
H. P. Woodson
R.d. Alexander
F. A. Ellis
M. Smith
N. R. Smith
W. C. Wright
Fife
Bb. D. White
South College Avenue
C. S. LaHatte
Embroidery Club
8. Howell
Jack Sandifer Nota
J. D. Mann
Ballinger
Mann
N. Ay Stewart
South Parker Avenue
Ht. EB
Be.b, Elliott
D. Paul Dansby
Henry Thurmond
M. H. Jones
M.K. Lowe
Goose Creek
Thurmond
P. S. Park
P. S. AL
Crockett
Mrs. P. S. Park
Social Week End Welcomes Rice Co-Eds At A & M
Rice Institute visitors boosted social life at Bryan with a corps dance at Kyle Field and multiple tea parties. Episcopal student group hosted receptions at the Daup and Marburger homes with A. and M. colors prominent. A corporate communion service followed at the Y M C A radio room led by Rev W W Daup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Institute
Aggieland Orchestra
Bennie Marie Marburger
B. D. Marburger
W.W. Daup
Bryan
Episcopal
Marburger Vhome
Mary Jean Scriminger
Mary Josephine Stewart
Jean Landstedt
Billy Mae Marburger
Sarah Allen
Cannoneers
Kyle Field Gate
Rice
Logan
Daup
Marburger
Field House
Alice Lynn Boyd
Riveras Eaves
Catherine Long
Maurise Brown
Maggie Shearn
Betsy Ross
Zelma Jett
Marjorie Riley
Ruth Barry
Jane Ross
Marjorie Allerson
Georgiana Jackson
Nellie McHome
Clara Windyard
Georgiana Bonner
Russ Joast
Student Episcopal Group
College
W. W. Daup
Broadcaster's Puzzle in Federal Radio Law
The article questions federal radio law banning profanity and obscenity, noting the statute lacks definitions for these terms. It analyzes the legal ambiguity that complicates bids and enforcement, hinting at broader regulatory uncertainty.
The Mary Sadie Oil Well Blowout Near Oklahoma City
The Mary Sadie oil well near Oklahoma City blew in releasing 48 000 barrels of oil and 200 000 000 cubic feet of gas. Oil rained down eleven miles from the well in an uncontrolled spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Summer Weather Details From Last Week
Last week featured near summer warmth with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 50 on Saturday. Rainfall totaled .95 inches for the week, marking notable early season warmth and precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
East Texas Poultry Show to Boost Regional Industry
Paris announces the second annual East Texas Poultry Show November 24 to 29 in Paris with $1000 in premiums and top awards including 35 silver cups. The event, backed by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Lamar County and Red River Valley Poultry Association, aims to stimulate poultry production across 73 eastern Texas counties that supply about half the state's poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fast
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Morris
East Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Fast Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lamarr County Chamber of Commerce
Red River Valley Poultry Association
A. and
M. College
Forces of Vocational Agriculture
Joe R. Daniels
Paris Morning News
College Members of ACS to Meet Friday Night
The thirteenth meeting of the College Station members of the American Chemical Society will be held Friday, Nov. 21, 1930, at p. m in the Physics lecture room. Program includes talks by Cheaney, Sterges, Obergfell, McMath, Blum on diverse chemistry topics. Cc. W. Burchard chairs, IG. S. Fraps secretary. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
American Chemical Society
B. F. Cheaney
A. J. Sterges
E. A. Obergfell
C. W. McMath
J. C. Blum
Cc. W. Burchard
IG. S. Fraps
Italian Supper In Night Club Staged Here
A Bryan social event at the Win-Feather club house hosted by Misses Myrtle Astin and Jane Oliver honored Mr. and Mrs. John Webb Howell Jr. The Italian supper featured a night club setting with sixteen reserved tables, green and yellow decor, Italian menu courses, and dancing between courses. An orchestra played softly among palms and trellis screens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Win-Feather Club
John Webb Howell
Myrtle Astin
Jane Oliver
Smilax
Italy
Brazos Resident Celebrates 70th Birthday Sunday
Brazos County residents gathered at J H Dowling's home near College Station to honor his 70th birthday and the seventh birthday of his grandson James Wade. About 50 guests enjoyed barbecue prepared by Wes Foster and picnic fare, sharing gifts as Dowling, born November 15 1848 in Dale County Alabama, marked decades in Brazos County since 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Dowling
College Station
James Wade
Dowling
Mr. Dowling
Dale County
Ala
Brazos County
P. L. Barron
John Buchanan
Roger Powers
F. C. Mustain
Huntsville
W.B. McGregor
Jessie Wade
R. C. Dowling
E. C. Morris
Bryan
J. D. Dunkle
Dallas
Hugh Dowling
Robstown
Fountain of Youth Dance Advice
A brief note extols daily light dancing to stay slim, attractive, and ageless compared with others. The idea frames dancing as a simple daily habit that preserves youth and vigor.
Gravel and Oil Work on Hearne Road Near Refichley
Work to resurface the road between Refichley and Hearne with gravel and oil is about half finished. Highway Commissioner engineer J. E. Blair says favorable weather could complete the project to Hearne in about two weeks. The improvement will aid maintenance and road condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Refichley
Hearne
J.E. Blair
Mt. Blair
Letter from Tyler School Teacher To Port Arthur Girl
Miss Lucile Bryan, third grade teacher at Tyler School in Port Arthur, received a letter this morning from Mrs. Dona Carnes thanking her for a prior note. A child who saw Mrs. Carnes picture in Houston papers asked for a letter about Mrs. Carnes visit in Italy. Carnes wrote a long letter describing the visit and things the child would find interesting. The letter was filed with historical papers in the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Bryan
Tyler
Port Arthur
Dona Carnes
East Texas farmers report strong year with varied crops
Marshall dispatch notes East Texas farmers stayed busy this year, moving from truck crops to cotton and other staples. Bryan Blalock of Texas Milk Products estimates over 150000 acres in feed crops such as rye oats and sorgum, marking a record for the region as fall gardens prevail and surplus is canned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
East Texas
Bryan Blalock
Texas Milk Products’ Company
East
Texas
Tomato and feed crop surge in Titus County
In Titus County farmers report over 20 000 acres planted in feed crops aided by the chamber of commerce and county agents. A network of eighty meetings warned of a harsh winter unless action was taken, and farmers heeded advice, improving conditions compared with recent seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Smith
Titus County
Chamber of Commerce
Prize Portraits to be Shown at A M Library
Six of twenty five prize winning works from the Southern States Art League exhibit shown in New Orleans last April will be displayed by the Campus Study Club at the Texas A and M College library from November twenty one to twenty eight. The collection includes three oil paintings one watercolor and two black and white works with oil prizes awarded to a landscape a portrait and a flower study. The event promotes southern art and offers sales opportunities with support from league headquarters in New Orleans led by Elsworth Woodward. James Chillman Jr of Houston serves as first vice president with Mrs Edgar Lovett as membership chair and Miss Ethel Hutson of New Orleans as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Art League
New Orleans
Texas A. and
M. College
South
Panola Street
Elsworth Woodward
James Chillman, Jr
Houston
Edgar Odell Lovett
Bryan youths wanted in Burleson courts
Subpoenas were served on Harold White and Otis DeHart by Caldwell district court. Officials believe the men are connected to a Burleson county highway robbery last year. Both are held in Decatur jail awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reed
Caldwell
Harold White
Otis DeHart
Burlegon County
White
DeHart
Decatur
Young Hens Pass For Choice Toms
San Angelo reports turkey graders faced a tough test as they judged the sex of young birds at a turkey grading school. Experts noted that male turkeys show longer necks and a firmer breast bone while females have wetter legs. Two top graders disputed a bird's sex and cut it open to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
H. L. Shrader
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Shrader
United States
T. W. Heitz
R. BR. Slocum
Bureau of Pehecture
Creath Brazos BY PU Meeting At 1st Baptist
The General B Y P U of Creath Brazos Association met at First Baptist Beyan Sunday afternoon with large attendance. President H P Black presided as reports from three vice presidents highlighted work across three counties and Miss Katherine Sangster’s group could not attend. Rev Odell Jameson of Waco delivered the inspirational address on Going Forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General B. Y. P. U. of
J. L. Reege Ol An
J. D. Moore
Iola
McDonald
Navasota
Katherine Sangster
Odell Jameson
Third Street Baptist Church
Waco
Jameson
Bryan
College Avenue B. Y
Association
Baptist Church
College Station
Negroes Sought for Swindling Warned by Sheriff
Deputies report D. K. Jones and Ed Moore, held in Brazos County Jail, accused of swindling Maria A Calhoun of $446 in multiple communities. Sheriff J I Reed has asked Basoiop and Angelina counties to detain them for similar crimes. A Houston patrolwoman brought a suspect to assess the men. she claimed the amount swindled could reach about $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Jones
Ed Moore
Brazos County
Maria A. Calhoun
Base Ioop
Angelina Counties
Houston
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iStock
Wases
L. T. Burns, Jr
Yorq
G. Schuessler
Llano
B. Lor
Victoria
Hl. EB. Smith
Ngelo
J. R. Couch
Grand W. Tottenham
Brenham
Wilhollin
Jhollin
Itional
Ney
Farmer Rys
Ian Farmer
Bryan Junction
Jess B. McGee
Jones, Jr
Carric Olts
Anette Denena
Brazos
Alfred Hair
Ima Diee
Grimes
Rend Fags Vent Eds
ARIZ
ARK
Ecored
Ein
Remai
Owa
Republicans
Rice At
Bryan, College
ACS
A-M Library
Burleson Courts
Ohio
Associated Press
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Remegima
Theodore J. Sherwood
Los Angeles
Sey Turkey
Creath-Brazos
1St Baptist
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