Brazos County poultry farming urged to profit from eggs
A Brazos County extension article urges farmers to raise poultry for egg and fryer markets citing local success stories. It notes breeding farms, small investments, and guidance from county agents and Texas A&M experts to start flocks, build suitable houses, and manage feeding for year round profitability. It questions if 50 cents per dozen Kansas eggs will persist next year.
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Brazos County
County Farms
Texas
South
Brazos
Bryan
Sroe United Stat
Alphonso Kurta
Sperrm
M. College
Servisiab
Brazos Jr
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
A. Sand M. College
Kansas
Young Negresses Face Jail for Floating Checks
Three girls aged 13 and under were jailed yesterday on charges of forging and passing six checks for 1.50 each bearing Mrs. Morris Schulman’s signature. Ruth Rowland 13 passed the checks, Ella Mae Cooper 12 wrote them, and Ruby May Miller 12 helped spend the money on sodas and hamburgers. They were released after a conference with Mrs. Schulman. The first check dated October 31, with rapid subsequent forgeries in the first six to eight days of the month.
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Morris Schulman
Ruth Rowland
Ella Mae Cooper
Rowland
Ruby May Miller
Martin
Schulman
Lions Enter Competition and Howell Building Beautification
The club decided to enter the lune table competition and arrange for beautification of the Howell building. Entertainment featured Misses Bessie Lou Wiley Helen Minkert and Maudelle Wiley. Guests included J P Freeland Bryant Bry an and Dr Lamar Jones with other members listed.
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Howell
Bessie Lou Wiley
Helen Minkert
Maudelle Wiley
J. P. Freeland
Bryan
J. Bryan Miller
G. W. Doyle
White Motor Company
Lamar Jones
W. FE. Leverkuhn
J. D. Maniatis
S. KE. Eberstadt
Charles
S. Myers
C. E. Griesser
J. E. Warren
Jim Freeland
Roy Danforth
R. C. Franks
Brazos Couples File Intention to Marry in County Clerk Office
Two couples from Brazos county filed notice of intention to marry and applied for marriage licenses with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday. The pairs listed are Howard Douglass and Maggie Cooper, Joe Dobroviney and Mary Merka.
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Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Howard Douglass
Maggie l Cooper
Joe Dobroviney
Mary Merka
Future Farmers of Austin High Plan Years Work
The Stephen F. Austin Future Farmers of Texas met for the third regular meeting. President Charlie Wehrman led as state dues were paid and committees formed to pursue next year’s goals including land development and poultry projects. New member added, two visitors attended, and two objectives already completed: sending delegates to Dallas Fair and exhibiting at the Brazos County Fair.
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Stephen F. Austin
Chesters
Future Farmers of Texas
Charlie Wehrman
Mr. Alexander
F. FP. of Texas News
Ted McGregor
Elo Hedke
Jeremiah Merka
Allen Withers
Thelston Carroll
Joe Cotropia
Terrace
Raymond Buchanan
Earl Shelton
Robert Putz
M. C. Raines
Willie Putz
Earl Arrington
Morris Wilcox
Elmer Murray
Smith-Hughes
Bob Cloud
Jack Woodyard
Milton Cunningham
Leon Stevener
Charles Wehrman
Leverkuhn
W. C. Raines
F. F. of T Chapter
Dallas Fair
F. F. of T
Brazos County
Local Social Notes From Steep Hollow And Bryan
Steep Hollow guests included Mrs B L Beal and baby Norman Lee with Mrs Roy Holloman and children Helen and Joan of Bryan visiting B A Risinger. R W Murray recovering after appendicitis surgery performed at night. Fears Evelyn Handy and Jim Handy of Houston visited Rev and Mrs J W Handy. Louis Bullock joined Jones Barber Shop after studying barbering in Waco. Aubrey Lawless Tobias cut his foot with an axe, eight stitches taken. T W Dehart and children Ruth Marjorie of Bryan visited W M Garner. Marion Hartsfield family of Reliance and Charlie Hartsfield family of Bryan visited J E Bullock.
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B. L. Beal
Norman Lee
Roy S. Holloman
Helen
Joan of Bryan
B.A. Risinger
R. W. Murray
A. J. Murray
Misses Fears
Evelyn Handy
Jim Handy
Houston
J. W. Handy
Louis Bullock
Waco
Jones
Aubrey Lawless Tobias
T. W. Dehart
Ruth
Marjorie
Bryan
W. M. Garner
Marion Hartsfield
Reliance
Charlie Hartsfield
J. E. Bullock
Win One Bible Class Meets Thursday Afternoon In SoCal
The Win One Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business and social meeting Thursday, Nov. 21, at 3 p m, at the home of Mrs H H Newton. Class Group No 4 will host with Mesdames Newton Powers Maloney Sweeney Stanford John Dodson and Forrest Jones assisting. Lost three Walker fox dogs with collars and markings and rewards offered for return or information.
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Win
First Baptist Church
J. Webb Howell
H. H. Newton
W. L. Powers
J. T. Maloney
Tom Sweeney
J. E. Stanford
G. M. John
Carl Jones
Elmer Dodson
Forrest Jones
For Sale Notices: Police Puppies and Farm Birds
Registered female German Police puppies offered at 12.50 each. Canaries singer birds and 2 hens priced at 5.00. Contact Mrs. J. J. Phillips by phone 8502 F2.
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J. J. Phillips
Mary Frances Symms laid to rest in Symms Cemetery
Mary Frances Symms infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Symms was buried at 3 30 PM Saturday in Symms Cemetery. A long crowd attended the funeral showing the community’s love for the baby and family. Relatives from Arcadia Port Arthur Richland and Dallas joined locals for the service.
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Mary Francis
Bill Symms
Symms
Mary Frances
Mary Frances Symms
Tom Powers
Arcadia
Hunter Hassel
Port Arthur
Sidney Mills
Richland
Elsie Mills
Dallas
Thelma Seeley
Hettie Jackson
Almy
Lois Williams
Milliany
Blinn College
Brenham
Willcate BfeCulloch
Wellborn
Jesse McFerrin
Louis Crouch
Houston
Bonnie Downs
Chesley Hughes
Navasota
Morris Hughes
Rev. Secords
Bryan
Secord
Fletcher Pool Jr
Troy
Millican
Brown Quits County Roads for State Berth
J. E. Brown resigns after nearly twenty years with the county as road builder and long time road superintendent to become road foreman for Montgomery County with the state highway department. Lon Fuqua will temporarily fill Brown's former post.
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Brown
J. E. Brown
Montgomery County
State Highway Department
Mr. Brown
Conroe
Lon Fuqua
Child Cuts Cheek Gathering Chips At Home Woodpile
Florine John 53, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugo Lenz of this city, received a deep gash on her cheek when a bucket or sharp edge chipped her while picking up chips at her parents home woodpile. She was rushed to a local hospital for stitches.
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Florine John
Hugo Lenz
Florine
Third Grade Girls Guests of Classmate at Thanksgiving Party
Joanne McCullough hosted twelve girls, the teacher Miss Claribel Carrington, and the hostess’s parents at a Thanksgiving party at their home. The afternoon featured games and music with plentiful treats, lasting about an hour.
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Joanne McCullough
Six arrested in alleged craps game at John Phillips home
Sheriff Reed and Deputy Lon Baker arrested John Phillips and three visiting players Sunday after discovering one room at his house used as an African golf course. Two others fled but are expected to be arrested today. The sextet faces gaming charges before Justice J. T. McGee this week.
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John Phillips
Fort Worth Dallas highway tops Texas traffic list
Report states the Fort Worth to Dallas route is the most traveled in Texas with a daily traffic count around 6 70 vehicles.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Clean Cotton Rags Wanted at Eagle Office
Local Eagle office issues a call for clean cotton rags to be donated or sold for reuse. Workers and volunteers are urged to deliver rags promptly to support ongoing maintenance and cleaning operations.
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Eagle Office
Farm Club Growth and Girls Plan New Year Efforts
County agents report Brazos County farm growth tied to Bryan progress with a $200,000 milk plant and ten Rushton clubs driving new enterprises. Girls plan 1930 work with linen demonstrations and Florentine embroidery, while King’s Highway and Tabor clubs pursue dedicated club rooms and year-round garden and canning activity.
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Tabor
Brazos County
Texas
McKnight
Rushtom
Bryan
Bravos County
Chile
King’s Highway
Grege School Closes Second Month With Good Attendance
The Grege school reports strong attendance for the second month and plans to begin work on a Christmas program this week. The notice lists activities and visits by local residents including Mr and Mrs J O Alexander and family in Houston and Miss Francis Néore with Miss Lutie Belcher in Bryan.
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Grege
J. O. Alexander
J. O. Jr
Houston
Francis Néore
Lutie Belcher
Bryan
Alberta Castoria
Cameron Ranch
Joe Lorino
Deve Maglite
Weekend Visits and Local Incidents Reach Across Families
The text lists multiple weekend visits among local families including Theo Cotropia in Peter Scarmardo's home and J A William with J J Moore Jr visiting their aunt in Gause. It notes the Belcher family gathering after PD Stewart’s death and a nonfatal car accident involving Pete Scarmo's home occupant.
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Theo Cotropia
Peter Scarmardo
J. A. William
J. J. Moore Jr
Gause
Belcher
PD. Stewart
Hugh Looney
Bryan
John Gregg
D. Lewis
Caldwell
E. Horough
S. M
Methodist Men conduct sale and program meeting notes
The group arranged ticket sales led by Jim Beard Jim Ja and Jno Seeley Caldwell with E W Crenshaw and Ransom Cole handling the tables. After business the president handed to C R Gardner, who introduced Edwin Hayes fresh from Europe as he shared Cook tour Paris and ocean experiences to the Bryan Houston journey.
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Acces
Jim Beard
Jim Ja
Jno
Seeley Caldwell
E. W. Crenshaw
Ransom Cole
C. R. Gardner
Edwin Hayes
Europe
Edwin
Bryan
Houston
Paris
C. S. Gardner
E. J. Jenkins
S. E B. Eberstadt
H. T. Downard
R. J. Cole
W. C. Norman
M. F E. Hays
Lamar Bethea
W. E. Moore
S. Martin
Jesse Thomson
Ed Martin
Gene Humbert
W. F. Gibbs
J. W. Longley
T. Krauchar
R. C. Franks
M. E. McCartney
J. B. Christian
J. B. Stevenson
FE. R. Bryant
C. L. Curlee
C. BE. Jenkins
S. H. MecAliphin
W. J. Coulter
C. M. Bethany
W. M. Secord
C. 8. Beckwith
W. Black and Son
M. M. Erskine
Sealy Caldwell
R. S. Marshall
W. H. Lawrence
Mercury Varies Broadly Through Week Past
Temperature swings from 77 down to 50 during the day and 64 to 36 at night marked the week. Total rainfall listed as 0.22 inches, with the only measure on Monday.
New York Art Exhibit Open at Architectural Library
The Parsons New York School of Fine and Applied Art presents a student work exhibit on interiors costumes theater advertising and industrial design at the Architectural Library Main Building fourth floor. Open daily 10 to 5 and Sundays 2 to 5 from November 17 to December 5. Public invitation extended.
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Department’ of Architecture
Parsons - New York School of Fine and Applied Art
New York School
Texas Manufacturing Boom Surpasses Forty Four Thousand Firms
Texas manufacturing expands with more than 44 000 enterprises producing goods valued at 1 200 000 000 pounds yearly. Major industries include textiles machinery and food products fueling regional employment and economic growth.
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Texas
Early Texas Snow Record Date From 1009 Panhandle
The earliest snow in Texas was recorded in the upper Panhandle on October 14, 1009, with North Texas mentioned in the note.
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Texas
Upper Panhandle
North
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