Editors to Meet Here for 1982 Convention
Mrs Lee J Rountree informs that the Teas Managing Editors Association will hold its 1982 convention in Bryan and College Station Texas A M College hosts. Delegates from across the state are to attend and gain publicity for the community and institution while inspecting the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
Teas Managing Editors’ Association
Bryan
College Station
Rountree
Curtis Vinson
Texas A. & M. College
Galveston
Bryar
College
Texas
Bryan and
Democratic Harmony in House Speaks to Committee Roles
The piece argues that no opposition exists to John Garner for Speaker but outlines tensions over committee chairmanships and floor leadership. It suggests southern members may keep key posts while northern members seek chairmanships, urging unity to advance economic recovery and national rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfier
House of Representatives
House
Mason and Dixon Line
Garner
King
Henry T. Rainey
Ino
Reopening Talks on Reparations and Debts Under Pressure
France and Germany edge toward a Paris conference to reassess reparations and private debts under the Young plan. A Franco German accord may lead to broader reductions, while the United States watches without preset commitments. Washington aims to stay a sympathetic bystander amid Senate opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Paris
United Fos
Hoover
Laval
Washington
Bruening
United States
Senate
Fort Worth
Do That Christmas Shopping
The end of 1931 nears as Bryan merchants prepare for Yuletide shoppers. Slow cotton prices and tighter money have kept goods steady and stocks lean. Shoppers are urged to buy early to secure first choice of Christmas merchandise and avoid limited selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Yuletide
Prosperity Buoyed by bumper crops and farm savings
The South’s agricultural bounty is shaping a comeback with wheat corn oats barley and other crops rising over last year. Industry recovery and higher farm values boost purchasing power while thrift and deposits signal cautious optimism. Good Cheer drive continues for clothing bedding and shoes at the old fire station on 26th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
South
26Th Street
Complacent Reactions Amid World Upheaval Noted in New York
In New York on November 24, reflections on upheaval reveal surprising calmness among many. A note describes a former high earner happily living on a modest income, while stories of theatergoers and stenographers show resilience. Tales recount club rate cuts, delayed dues, and shifts in social scenes, with figures like Daniel Frohman, Oscar Hammerstein, and Ed Wynn invoked along with venues such as the Hoffman House and The Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Daily Bible Thought Blessing and praise to our God forever
A devotional note quotes Revelation 7 12 praising blessing glory wisdom thanksgiving honor power and might directed to God for all time in a brief religious reflection.
Oil Indications Reported At Mound Prairie Well
From the files of the Ryyan Morning Eagle dated November 24 1906 word reaches of strong oil indications at the Mound Prairie Burleson county site. The drill is in hard rock with oil-soaked soil above promising pay quantities soon. Also noted are dropping pauper figures in the United States with 163 176 almshouse paupers from a 50 000 000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryyan Morning Eagle
Mound Prairie
Burleson County
Census Bureau
United States
Julia Wipprecht
San Antonio
J. H. Allen
Texas Womens College
George W. Smith
Nelie Smith
J. A. McQueen
Marian Foote
Nouston
Lillian Park
Mary Wilcox
Benchley
Jarrett-Seale
Traffic laws and maniac drivers condemned in letter
A letter urges police to strictly enforce traffic rules, arguing many offenses stem from maniacs and that life safety should override strict rule following. It favors heavy penalties for dangerous drivers while noting occasional necessity to break rules to avoid greater harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Texas Voter Turnout In 1980 Democratic Primary Runoff
In 1980 Texas, 833412 votes cast in the Democratic primary and 257772 in the runoff highest tally. Republican primary drew 9792 votes. total voters 867567. Census shows 3220880 voting age. 26 percent voted. Farm and Ranch columnist critiques citizen engagement and government discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Steep Hollow Cemetery Association Meeting Planned
The Steep Hollow Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the Steep Hollow church on Sunday November 29. Secretary Mrs Jno Hicks is mailing announcements to members and invites the community to attend and contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Dear Mister Editor warns against vague economic remedies
Letter writer LES AKERS argues that big policymakers fail to specify money sources for revival efforts. He notes railroad rate hikes, calls for wrongheaded austerity, and mocks Mellon’s income tax idea as impractical, urging clearer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoiiter
Andy Mellon
Mr. Hoover
Everbody
Les Akers
Editorial Trace of America’s Shift to Global Peacekeeper
The piece discusses Newton D. Baker’s call for a realignment of U S foreign policy toward world peace. It notes rising American stakes abroad, tariffs, debt repayment, and a move from debtor to creditor nation. It cites World Court entry, tariff reduction, and Copper Resolution as steps toward organized peace. Britain and Canada influence the shift. the United States may assume a guardian role in world stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
United States
Baker
Chamber of Commerce
America
Washington
Organization of Peace
Canada
Latin America
Britain
Christian Science Monitor
First Baptist Circle Formed for Business Women
A new Circle No 6 of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist church was organized at the home of Mr and Mrs Travis B Bryan. It includes business women and will meet Monday night rather than Monday afternoon. Officers: Chairman Mrs H Johnson Vice Chairman Miss Esther Price Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Elmer Dodson Bible Teacher Miss Emerald Ishell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis B. Bryan
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
The
Circle Io. 6
4. H. Johnson
Esther Price
Elmer Dodson
Mise Emerald Ishell
Texas C C Elects Directors At Large
Gus F. Taylor of Tyler J Lee Greer of Denison G W Glave of Marlin and John S Bonner of Houston were elected directors at large for the Last Texas Chamber of Commerce. Harry Olmstead of Dallas and Harry G Black of Galveston were already directors at large, making six. with six district directors the board now has 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus F. Taylor
Tyler
J. Lee Greer
Denison
G. W. Glave
Marlin
John S. Bonner
Houston
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Olmstead
Dallas
Harry G. Black
Galveston
Turkey Dinner Planned for County Jail Inmates
Mrs. J. H. Reed announced a Thanksgiving meal for inmates at the county jail. Four prisoners are held, the smallest count in months, and the dinner will include trimmings.
Legal Notice on Debt Responsibility in State Contract
We will not be responsible for any debt of any kind of character incurred by anyone in connection with our contract with the State. The notice warns against liabilities arising from third parties or unauthorized actions tied to the agreement and clarifies risk allocation for the State contract.
Barber College Adverts and Construction Notices
fragments show Moler Barber College Houston listing and Valley Dredging Company notices with offices in Dona Ana and Bryan Texas. mentions Highway Department Job No 711 on Highway 6 in Bragan County Texas and a requirement for written orders signed by J D Geeree or L S Tedford. Includes a line about unemployment and a 4 percent investigation payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Bragan County
Texas
J. D. Geeree
L. S. Tedford
Dona
Bryan
Moler Barber College
Fplin Ave
Houston
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Andrew Carnegie
Iron Minster
Jimmy Walker
Thomas Mooney
Jimmy
de Omernt Oy
Hige
Daniel Frohman
Hoffman House
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Edwin Footh
Gramercy
Oliver Hereford
Ed Wynn
Sir Thomas Lipton
John Golden
Nat Burns
Daily Bible Thought
First Baptist Circle For Business Women
Texas C. C
Caldwell
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