Teas Managing Editors to Hold 1932 Convention in Bryan College Station
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree announced the Teas Managing Editors Association will convene in Bryan and College Station in 1932. Curtis Vinson of Texas A and M College presented the invitation in Galveston after attending the 1931 meeting. The event will attract editors and representatives from Texas newspapers and news services, offering publicity and a chance to inspect the college and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
Teas Managing Editors’ Association
Bryan
College Station
Rountree
Curtis Vinson
Texas A. & M. College
Galveston
College
Texas
Bryan and
Andrew Carnegie Born November 25 1827
Today in history marks the birth of iron master Andrew Carnegie born in 1827. He rose from modest origins to lead steel fortunes and philanthropy shaping modern industry and libraries worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Democratic Harmony in House Speakership and Committee Plans
Democrats debate chairmanships and floor leadership as John Gar is the presumed speaker. North and South factions argue over seniority and key posts while Henry Rainey of Illinois is seen as likely floor leader, urging unity to push economic recovery and national rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfier
House of Representatives
House
Noth
Mason and Dixon
Garner
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
France Germany Talks Open on Reparations and Debts
A Paris conference next month will assess Germany's obligations under the Young plan and broader reparations and intergovernmental debts. France seeks concessions while demanding compliance, and Germany pushes to include private banker debts and priority for these over reparations. Washington remains a cautious, bystander, awaiting Franco German accord before firm moves.
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France
Germany
Paris
United States
Hoover
Laval
Washington
Bruening
Senate
Fort Worth
Bryan Merchants Advise Early Christmas Shopping
Local merchants in Bryan warn that a slow year and low cotton prices mean limited holiday stock. Shoppers should buy early to secure first choice of up to date women's wear and other essentials as merchants keep inventories lean yet fresh for Yuletide demand.
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Bryan
Yuletide
Bryan Merchants
Dr. Caldwell
Bulwarks of Prosperity Fostered by bumper crops in the South
The article argues bumper crops and rising farm product values will lift the South from drought and low cotton prices. It notes increases in wheat corn oats barley sorghum rice and nuts with tobacco the only decline. Savings deposits and industrial hiring support a brighter path and demand for food abroad may grow. It urges continued holding of cotton off the market and next year acreage cuts while Good Cheer collects clothing and bedding at the old fire station on 26th Street.
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Brazos County
Bryan
South
26Th Street
Complacent Survivors Amid Turbulent Times
A New York observer notes how people once thought fragile show resilience amid global upheaval. He recalls encounters with a stenographer, a club beat, and aging theater figures shaped by changing prices and social rituals.
Daily Bible Thought Blessing and glory unto our God
A devotional note presents Revelation 7 12 praising blessings glory wisdom thanks and honor directed to God forever through a concise biblical reflection. It emphasizes gratitude and divine power within a faith context.
Oil find eyed in Mound Prairie well in Paying quantities
Reports from Mound Prairie Burleson county indicate strong signs of oil in a well being drilled in hard rock with the above ground soil saturated. The find is expected to yield in paying quantities any day. Also noted are census figures showing pauperism declines in the United States.
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Bryan Morning Agile
Mound Prairie
Burleson County
Census Bureau
United States
Sohnshouse
Ohnshouse
Julia Wipprecht
San Antonio
J. H. Allen
Texas Woman’s
Cllege
George W. Smith
Nellie Smith
J. A. McQueen
Marian Foote
Houston
Lillian Park
Mary Wilcox
Benchley
Traffic Rules Urgency Presses Police Action
Readers argue for stricter enforcement of driving violations while acknowledging the danger from reckless maniacs on the road. The piece urges heavy-handed policing to protect life, noting sane drivers avoid harm but maniacs remain the greatest threat until caught.
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Mike
Texas Voter Turnout in 1980 Democratic and Republican Primaries
The 1980 Texas Democratic primary saw 833412 votes with 857772 the top office tally in runoffs. Republican participation totaled 9792, bringing overall turnout to 67567 citizens voting. Census 1930 lists 3220880 voting age Texans, about 26 percent voting.
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Texas
Steep Hollow Cemetery Meeting Scheduled for November 29
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 all members and invites others interested in the community cemetery to attend and contribute.
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Steep Hollow Cemetery Association
Steep Hollow
Jno. Hicks
Dear Mister Edster on economic advice and income tax
Reader Les Akers critiques broad business counsel during a downturn. He mocks calls for higher railroad rates and rigid austerity while questioning fairness of income tax, noting existing economic hardship and urging practical measures.
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Andy Mellon
Mr. Hoover
Everbody
Editorial of the Day on America's Shift to Peace
The piece argues that since 1914 America has moved from debtor to creditor, influencing a realignment of foreign policy. It cites Secretary of War Newton D. Baker urging tariff cuts, World Court entry, and limits on loans, alongside Britain’s shift toward safeguarding global stability.
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Newton D. Baker
Wilsons
United States
Baker
Chamber of Commerce
America
Iev
Fire Department
Washington
Organization of Peace
World Court
Canada
Latin America
Fundamen l Ower
Britain
Christian Science Monitor
First Baptist Circle for Business Women Formed
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Travis B. Bryan a new Circle No. 6 was organized within the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church. It will meet Monday night with officers elected including Chairman Mrs. J. H. Johnson and Bible teacher Miss Emerald Shell.
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Travis B. Bryan
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
First Baptist Church
Circle No. 6
J. H. Johnson
Esther Price
Elmer Dodson
Emerald
Shell
Texas Chamber of Commerce elects six at large directors
Gus F. Taylor of Tyler J. Lee Greer of Denison G W Glavs of Marlin and John S Bonner of Houston were elected directors at large for the Last Texas Chamber of Commerce. Harry A Olmstead of Dallas and Harry G Black of Galveston were already directors at large, bringing the total to six at large and forty two board members with one director from each of six districts plus six at large.
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Gus F. Taylor
Tyler
J. Lee Greer
Denison
G. W. Glavs
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 said she will prepare a large Thanksgiving meal for the prisoners in the county jail. The number of inmates is reported as the smallest in months, totaling around a small figure.
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J. H. Reed
State Contract Limits Liability for Local Partners
Legal notice states no party will be held responsible for any debt of any character incurred by anyone under the contract with the State. The clause caps liability of involved entities and emphasizes responsibility rests with the contracting parties and signatories.
Highway Dept Announces Dredging Contract Details
A notice from Highway Department Job No. 711 for Highway No. 6 in Brags County Texas states authorization requires a written order signed by J. D. George President or L. S. Tedford Secretary. Valley Dredging Co. has offices in Dona Texas and Bryan Texas.
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Highway Department
Brags County
Texas
J. D. George
L. S. Tedford
Dona
Bryan
Learn Barbering in Texas
Moler Barber College in Houston offers a vocation program claimed as the only Texas option with no unemployment. The advert notes a 4 percent fee for an investigation related to enrollment.
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Texas
Ihe
Moler Barber College
Iin Ave
Houston
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