Editors to Meet Here for 1932 Teas Convention
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree announces that the Teas Managing Editors Association will hold its 1932 convention in Bryan and College Station. Delegates from across Texas will visit Texas A and M College, gaining publicity and a first hand view of the institution.
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 1887
A historical note marks the birth of ironmaster Andrew Carnegie on November 25 1887. The entry recalls his rise in steel magnate circles and his later influence on philanthropy and industrial development.
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Andrew Carnegie
Democratic Harmony Follows Southward Speaker Bid
Democrats debate House leadership and committee chairmanships as Northern and Southern factions contend over who gets key posts. With Garner's floor leadership likely ending, Henry T. Rainey is set to lead the party, signaling hoped for harmony and unified effort in economic recovery and national rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garfer
House of Representatives
House
Mason and Dixon Line
Garner
Rsn
France and Germany face Paris talks on reparations debt plan
The Paris conference aims to reassess Germany's capacity to pay under the Young plan and include private debts in the study. France seeks concessions while enforcing the spirit of the Young settlement. the United States stays as an observer awaiting Franco German agreement before pledging new terms. Washington weighs impacts on creditor nations and future reductions.
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France
Germany
Paris
United States
Hoover
Laval
Washington
Bruening
Senate
Fort Worth
Christmas Shopping Outlook for Bryan Merchants 1931
Bryan merchants plan early preparation for Yuletide shoppers as crop conditions and limited money flow slow late year buying. Stores keep stock lean and fresh with up to the minute women's wear, urging shoppers to act early for first choice on holiday merchandise in Bryan.
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Bryan
Yuletide
Bryan Merchants
Prospects Brighten as bumper crops aid southern comeback
The piece argues bumper crops and higher farm product values lift the South from drought damage. It cites gains in wheat corn oats sorghums peas nuts potatoes and rice, with tobacco the only decline. It notes rising consumer demand, industrial rehire, savings growth, and plans to curb cotton supply while urging clothing and bedding donations via the old fire station on 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
South
26Th Street
Complacent Resilience Amid Global Upheaval
New York observes a world in convulsion with surprising calm among unlikely stoics. A theatre encounter reveals a man who endured standing in the balcony and a stenographer who, despite snow white hair, finds happiness after a marriage collapse. Oscar Hammerstein recalls price rises for drinks at Hoffman House as clubs shift to lower dues and altered postures.
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New York
Times
Daily Bible Thought Blessing and Praise Verse
A devotional line from Revelation 7:12 offers praise and gratitude to God for blessings glory wisdom and honor. The brief snippet emphasizes divine power and eternal reverence in a faith-based reflection.
Oil in paying quantities at Mound Prairie well
Reports from Mound Prairie in Burleson County indicate oil is present in paying quantities as drilling continues through hard rock and oil-saturated soil. Other items note a decline in paupers in the United States and social visits to San Antonio, with wedding attendance at Benchley for the Jarrett Seale event.
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Bryan
Mound Prairie
Burleson County
Haved Rock
Census Bureau
United States
Alnshouse
Julia Wipprecht
San Antonio
J. H. Allen
Texas Woman’s College
George W. Smith
Nellie Smith
J. A. McQueen
Mavian Foote
Nouston
Lillian Park
Mary Wilcox
Benchley
Jarrett-Seale
Traffic and police action urged over reckless drivers
The text argues for strict police enforcement of traffic laws while acknowledging that some drivers may break rules to avoid danger. It contends that maniac drivers pose the greatest risk and should be caught and jailed, while noting in extreme cases a driver may take a life-saving risk.
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Mike
Texas 1980 primary turnout and voting age context
The piece notes 1980 Texas Democratic primary total votes 833412 with run off high of 857772 and Republican total 9792, totaling 867567 voters. It cites 1930 census: 3220880 voting age, 26 percent voting. It criticizes public interest vs turnout and ends with a Farm and Ranch reflection.
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Texas
Steep Hollow Cemetery Meeting Set for November 29
The Steep Hollow Cemetery Association invites members and community to the annual meeting at Steep Hollow church on Sunday November 29. Mrs Jno Hicks secretary will mail announcements to members and extend invitations to all interested in the cemetery services and contributions.
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Steep Hollow
Dear Mister Editor Letter Warns Against Shaky Economic Advice
Les Akers critiques economic pundits urging consumer spending and rail rate hikes. He mocks calls for rigid economy while demanding clearer guidance on money usage to revive industry and business. He also parodies Mellon and Hoover era tax talk, arguing income before taxation is unrealistic.
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Eoiiter
Andy Mellon
Mr. Hoover
Everbody
Les Akers
Editorial on Baker and U S shift to world peace role
The piece analyzes Newton Baker’s view of a revolution in U S foreign policy since 1914. It argues America’s rise as creditor nation and calls for tariff reductions, World Court entry, and Copper Resolution to refuse loans to violators of the Kellogg pact. It notes Britain’s cautious move toward peace and a broader stabilizing U S role.
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Baker
Pen Chamber of Commerce
America
Washington
Organization of Peace
World Court
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
Christian Science Monitorment
First Baptist Circle for Business Women Organized
A new Circle No. 6 of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Baptist was organized at the home of Mr and Mrs Travis HB Bryan. The group, made up of church businesswomen, will meet Monday night. Officers: Chairman Mrs 4. H. Johnson Vice Chairman Miss Esther Price Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Elmer Dodson Bible teacher Miss Emerald Isbell.
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Travis HB. Bryan
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
The
Circle No. 6
H. Johnson
Esther Price
Elmer Dodson
Emerald Isbell
East Texas Chamber of Commerce elects six at large
Gus F. Taylor Tyler J. Lee Greer Denison G W Glavs Mar lin and John S Bonner Houston were elected directors at large for the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. Harry A Olmstead Dallas and Harry G Black Galveston were already directors at large, making six per by by laws. With six from each of six districts and six at large the board now has 42 members.
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Gus F. Taylor
Tyler
J. Lee Greer
Denison
G. W. Glavs
Marlin
John S. Bonner
Houston
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Olmstead
Dallas
Harry G. Black
Galveston
Thanksgiving Dinner Plan for County Jail Inmates
Mrs. J. H. Reed announces a big turkey dinner with all the trimmings for four inmates at the county jail, the smallest number held there in months, as Thanksgiving Day approaches.
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J. H. Reed
Legal Notice on Contract Debt Responsibility
We state we will not be responsible for any debt of any character incurred by anyone in connection with our contract with the State. This notice clarifies liability limits and protects our entity from third party obligations arising under the agreement.
Valley Dredging Company and Barbering Programs Noted
Highway Department details and project notice for Job No 1711 on Highway 6 in Bragsod County Texas require written authorization. Valley Dredging Company lists offices in Dona and Bryan Texas while barbering schools Learn Barbering and W Moler Barber College are noted with Houston addresses. an unemployment claim or investigation phrase appears.
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Highway Department
Bragsod County
Texas
J. D. George
L. S. Tedford
Valley Dredging Company
Dona
Bryan
Moler Barber College
Kn Ave
Houston
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Thomas Mooney
Jimmy Éxi
Turkey
Pene Omcintyr Vre
Daniel Frohman
Hoffman House
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Edwin Pooth
Gramercy
Oliver Hereford
Ed Wynn
Sir Thomas Lipton
John Golden
Nat Burns
Daily Bible Thought
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
First Baptist Circle For Business Women
Fast Texas
D. C
da WB. Catowell’s
Pepsin
Kamily
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