Sayre Bowed Harvard Professor Named Assistant Secretary
Francis Bowes Sayre former Harvard Law professor and adviser to Williams College and Siam government becomes assistant secretary of state under Roosevelt. He is Woodrow Wilson’s son in law and has held multiple academic and diplomatic posts including envoy to Siam and member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
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Pennsylvania
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Thayer
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Siam
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Japan
Alexander Antonovich Troyanovsky
Troyanovsky
Soviet Planning Commission
Kremlin
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Russia
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Cannery Plans and Santa Claus Parade Announced
The Cannery-Husbandry department of Texas A and M College will buy first class cutters and butchers cattle from six counties, rejecting old dairy stock. A committee led by R. G. Williams, James Sullivan, and D. W. Williams will oversee the cannery building and operation, with opening date as soon as possible. Separately 63 entries were received for Bryan College Santa Claus parade on December 15, with about 10 firms and organizations expected to participate and distribute souvenirs.
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Fort Worth
R. G. Williams
James Sullivan
D. W. Williams
Bryan
College
Chamber of Commerce
F. €. Bolton
Wilson Bradley
J. F
Local Names List of Prominent Figures
Casey, Charles Edge, J Webb Howell, Ed S Martin, E E Mequillen, I Maniloff, James Sullivan, D L Weddington, and D W Williams are named in a readable passage featuring notable individuals. The item preserves multiple persons listed together in a single roster snippet.
Seventeen Play to Be Presented by SFA Juniors
Stephen F. Austin high school junior class to stage Booth Tarkingtons four act Seventeen on December 8 in the school auditorium. Proceeds benefit the annual Junior-Senior banquet. Cast includes Bill Antone Walter Lee Porter John W. Hall Loren Gentry Robert Presnal David Killough Earnest Sample Charles Brown. Staff and helpers listed include Loren Gentry Walter Lee Porter Genevieve Barron Marjorie Earle Miller Anna Jo Bond and Ruth Weddington.
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Booth Tarkington
Stephen F. Austin High School
Winnie Harris
Bill Antone
Walter Lee Porter
John W. Hall
Loren Gentry
Robert Presnal
David Killough
Earnest Sample
Charles Brown
Burleson County roadwork funded by CWA aims to connect to Highway 6
An appropriation by the CWA finances a road through Burleson county to reach the bridge and continues plans to improve the Koppe bridge road feeding Bryan. The projects intersect Highway 6 near Wellborn with work days from six to sixty, averaging about thirty, expected to reduce unemployment among Brazos county residents.
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Burleson County
CWA
Koppe Bridge
Bryan
Wellborn
Brazos County
Lions Club notes guest visits and plans for jog hut
Lion President C. H. McDowell of Sub-Station No. 16 Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa Park attended with guests J. Webb Howell and J. F. Williams. Bryan Boy Scouts Cherokee troop plan a jog hut. location to be chosen. Reports of Smetana and Reliance meetings praised. about 50 and 150 attendees. R. A. McDaniel received key member honor. Livingston Lions charter banquet invited December 5. I Maniloff won attendance prize.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Park
F. D. Fuller
J. Webb Howell
W. H. Andrew
J. F. Williams
H. R. Brayton
Coulter Smith
Bryan
Smetana
Reliance
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Paulson
Sankey Park
Lion R. A. McDaniel
Livingston Lions Club
Lion I. Maniloff
Lion Charles Edge
The Functional City and Public Welfare in a New Society
This piece argues that functionalism places social purpose above profit, tracing commerce from ancient trade to modern city utilities. It contends the City Commission should run major utilities for public welfare, educate citizens, and expand free schools beyond city borders as part of a broader functional society.
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Netherlands
Italy
Spain
France
England
America
Britannia
East Indies
Francis Bacon
City Commission
Bryan
Cit
Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative
A medical advertorial advocates using a liquid laxative for children to relieve constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe adjustable option, warns against habit forming laxatives and suggests gradual dose reduction while maintaining regular bowels.
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