Plan for Texas farming 1922 centers at farm house
The Texas A and M College and Texas Agricultural Workers Association issue a bulletin outlining a three level plan for 1922 farming. It stresses starting at the farm home, building a steady home market, and linking feed crops with livestock to stabilize cotton income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Texas Farm Policy
T. O. Walton
Walton
A. L. Ward
Texas Agriculture Workers Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
G. R
Land feeding schemes and cooperative farming urged in Texas note
A historical text outlines livestock feed requirements by animal type, stresses pasture improvement, and promotes landlord tenant leases via county agents. It urges gradual learning from demonstrators and emphasizes shared work across counties to guide farming toward steadier profits, marketing quality goods, and local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Big Box Supper At Kings Highway Draws Crowd
A Friday night event at the Kings Highway school drew about two hundred attendees for a box supper and entertainment by the Community club. Frank Boriskie and Otis Gayle of Bryan performed after an instrumental and vocal program and a large auction of boxes by Sam E. Eberstadt. The Lions Club prize contest was explained. Bryan attendees included Rev. Ed Harris and several local business figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Highway
Frank Qoriskie
Otis Gayle
Bryan
Sam E. Picherstadt
Eberstadt
Marvin Birdwell
Doris House
Frank Boriskie
Normangee
Union Services Thanksgiving Day At First Christian
The Union Thanksgiving Day service will be held Thursday at 10 o clock in the First Christian church. Rev. John L. Wharton of the First Baptist church will preach and the First Christian choir will provide the music. Bryan and College residents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
First Christian Church
Bryan and
College
John L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Tea honor for sisters in Bryan arrangement
Miss Katherlyn Ewing spent Friday afternoon in Bryan where a tea was given in compliment to her sister Mrs. T T Walton. She will be joined by Miss Lucille Routt on Saturday for a lunch room intended to honor the two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherlyn Ewing
Bryan
T. T. Walton
Lucille Routt
Navaseta Examiner
Durham to present plan for reorganization of TSTA during Amarillo meeting
N J Durham superintendent of Bryan public schools and chair of the reform committee plans to present a delegate assembly based reorganization of the Texas State Teachers Association at the Amarillo convention during the Thanksgiving holidays. The plan shifts power to county divisions and sets aside funds for division programs all while delaying a vote by one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Teachers’ Association
Amarillo
N. J. Durham
Bryan
Durham
County Teachers’ Association
State Association
Mr. Durham
Oklahoma
Funeral Service Held Today for Tabor Resident
Funeral services for Alex McCallum 57 of Tabor were held at Alexander church near Tabor conducted by Rev. Thomas Gordon Waits. Interment followed in Alexander cemetery with surviving widow three daughters three sons and one adopted daughter plus three brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McCallum
Tabor
Brazos County
McCallum
Alexander Church
Thomas Gordon Waits
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Alexander Cemetery
Carl Swan
Charles Cooper
Houston
Robert Francis
Raymond
J. T
Alex McCallum, Jr
Della Ray Josey
J. H. McCallum
T. J. McCallum
A. J. McCallum
N. Ll. McWhorter
M. K. Thompson
Old Church
Tagged Pelican With Big Spread Is Hunters' Find
A snow white pelican with black wings six feet across was found near Oyster Creek by Frank Boriskie and his grandfather Fritz Brandes while hunting ducks and geese. The bird bore a metal tag 235,872 requesting notification to the Biological Survey in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Creek
Vreeport
Frank Boriskie
Fritz Brandes
Biological Survey
Washington
Boriskie
Good Cheer Drive Seeks Men’s Clothing Bedding
Mrs J W Batts chairing the General Committee reports strong cooperation for the Good Cheer Association drive. A shortage of men’s clothing shoes and bedding prompts an appeal for contributions. The collection HQ is the old fire station on 20th Street where donations should be delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Batts
Good Cheer Association
Girl Scout Movement Receives Community Impetus in Bryan
Miss Mary White of the national camp advisory staff spoke at the American Legion Home in Bryan, outlining Girl Scout aims to build character through outdoor life. She described Brownies and older groups, camp life, and leadership by girls, noting rapid growth to 48 counties and calling for local training and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
Mary White
Girl Scouts
American Legion
Miss White
Mise White
Roswell
New Mexico
Girl
Texas farmers adopt modern meat cutting method drive
Texas farm and home demonstration agents lead a statewide winter program to boost farm meat supplies. A survey shows 196,056 families will provide their own meat this season, with increases in home slaughter and canning of beef lamb and pork across 112 counties and 180 counties overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farma
Roy W. Snyder
Extension Service of
Texas A. and
M. College
Texas
Amarillo
Rural High School Tuition Law Explained to School Heads
S M N Marrs state superintendent explains the Forty second Legislature Rural High School Tuition Law which requires the resident district to pay tuition for eligible students to attend a receiving district. Eligible groups include regularly transferred pupils and certain others aged eighteen to twenty one with local tax districts. Tuition is paid monthly from district funds with an appropriation of 400000 for that year and deadlines set for account closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrs
Forty-second
County Board of Trustees
S. M. N. Marrs
H. JL. Durham
Bryan
D. J. McDonald
Brazos Teachers Adopt Score Card Committee Report
County Supt. D. J. McDonald opened the meeting and reviewed the monthly teacher report. Discussion covered High School Tuition Law and fair exhibits at the American Legion Fair. J. Vernon Brown summarized the judging committee for 1980 81 and offered future exhibit guidance. The score card committee report was adopted detailing divisions for schools and points for one teacher and higher grade levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McDonald
J. Vernon Brown
Interscholastic League Plans Scoring for Schools
The article outlines score cards for different school divisions with totals of 700 for standard schools and 1000 for four five and six teacher schools. High school division totals 500 with notebooks and posters judged. committees for program and pennant duties are named and the meeting adjourned pending county superintendent call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ill
J. Vernon Brown
H. R. Gross
R. B. Hearne
H. F. Andrews
W. T. Kelley
Carlton Hibbetts
W. J. Powers
Tests on South College Avenue Concrete Paving
City officials expect a report today on concrete tests for South College Avenue paving. Cylinders were sent to the Texas A&M College lab and results should be known within 24 hours. If cured adequately, the avenue may open to traffic by Thanksgiving Day to handle heavy anticipated traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Avenue
Texas A. and M. College
R. G. Williams
Henry Seale Leads Robertson County Tax Payers League
Robertson County residents formed the Tax Payers League at the county courthouse last Saturday. Speakers included R. W. Cole Jack Brown W. C. Barnes H C Klein Tenry Seale and Joe Blackmon. Delegates to the state convention in Waco were elected with I. W. Cole Bassett Davin J. M. Tynes J. R. Tidwell H C Klein Wim Sackville and W. C. Barnes chosen. Officers named R. W. Cole president Franklin J. A. Thompson Wheelock Henry Seale of Benchley and Joe Blackmon of Bald Prairie as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson County
Court House
Tax Payers League
R. W. Cole
Jack Brown
W. C. Barnes
H. C. Klein
Tenry Seale
Joe Blackmon
Waco
I. W. Cole
Bassett Davin
J. M. Tynes
J. R.tidwell
Wim. Sackville
Franklin
J. A. Thompson
Wheelock
Henry Seale
Benchley
Bald Prairie
Franklin Texan
Burglars Enter Two Bryans Fomes
Burglars entered the John Ettle home Thursday while the family was away and ransacked several rooms. Sheriff J H Reed said nothing else appeared missing. The Carl Cole home was entered in the past two days, a six shooter reported missing, entry through a window after a screen was cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ettle
J. H. Reed
Carl Cole
Calvert Man Robbed by Negro Loses 13 Dollars
K P Koneeny, a Calvert pumping station worker, was held up Friday by a negro who had loitered nearby for days. In a struggle the thief grabbed him by the leg, pulled him from his ear, and escaped with a purse containing $13 after Koneeny wrestled for a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Koneeny
Calvert
Mr. Koneeny
Rainfall Reaches 1.2 Inches in Bryan in 24 Hours
Bryan received 1.2 inches of rain in the 24 hours ending near noon today. Data covers the last day and notes rainfall amount for local weather watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr and Mrs George Jenkins Visit During Weekend Trip
Mr and Mrs George Jenkins of Wortham traveled through Bryan en route to Hempstead to spend the weekend with relatives. The couple formerly lived in Brazos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jenkins
Wortham
Bryan
Hempstead
Mrs. Jenkins
Brazos County
Folks Trade News and Visits in Bryan Community
Local residents share travel notes about routes to Kurten and the promise of concrete paving on highway No. 21. A parade of visitors includes Allen Smith en route to New York, and Bryan hosts extended stays with families from Fort Worth and Waco. The Eagle reports social calls, editor and college officials heading to Galveston, and Thanksgiving plans for locals and returning friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delly
M. Basters
John Cloud
Kurten
Bryan
Wixon
Leonard Nevill
North Zuleh
Marie Graham
Texas
New York
Dallas
Columbus
Ohio
Allen Smith
East
Will BE. Barron
Sidney Lawless
Tola
C. M. Risinger
Steep Hollow
Lee J. Reantree
the Eagle
Curtis Vinson
A. & M. College
Galveston
Managing Editors Association
Buccaneer Hotel
G. W. Barnes
College
Fort Worth
E. N. Holmgreen
South College Avenue
Jo. E. Shaw
Houston
W. W. Smith
Aquilla Smith
W. Kk. Newley
Paul Ferguson
Abilene
Ferguson
Ursuline Avenue
Mamie Hall
Waco
J. Webb Howell
College Avenue
Hall
M. R. Bentley
J. D. Moore
L. N. Yeager
Navasota
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First Christian
TSTA
Brazos
Sou Pointe
South College
Robertson County Tax Payers League
Bayer
Yin
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