Home Market Prospect Promotes Cooperation Over Competition
A. W. Kin nard Sr argues that security and prosperity come from amicable cooperation, not fierce commercial competition. He suggests basic needs should be produced and distributed for use, boosting consumer needs and producer purchasing power for mutual gain. The essay notes the shift of basic foods from mere commodities to utilitarian goods. Continuous discussion continues on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kinnard
A_ Review
Miss Dolores Harris Leaves Bryan for Houston Secretarial Post
Miss Dolores Harris of Dallas who has lived in Bryan for several weeks while on Bankhead work at A and M College went to Houston this afternoon to accept a secretarial position in a real estate office. Sam E. Eberstadt went to Dallas to meet his brother Adolph Eberstadt of Amarillo and return home this morning. Mrs. Paul R. Pierce visits Dallas after leaving Bryan yesterday. Mrs. Louis Anderson and her mother Mrs. Neal of Calvert shopped in Bryan Monday afternoon. Mrs. Marvin Porter visited Bryan Monday from the Brazos valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Harris
Dallas
Bryan
M. College
Houston
Sam E. Eberstadt
Adolph Eberstadt
Amarillo
Louis Anderson
Neal
Calvert
Marvin Porter
Brazos Valley
Masons To Meet In Bryan October 31
Bryan is among 24 Texas cities chosen for zone meetings by the Grand Lodge of Texas. Grand Master John H. Crocker announces Hiram P. Lively will lead the meeting on Thursday October 31 to allow Masons to attend within 100 miles. The Grand Lodge’s 100th communication will be at Waco December 4 for three days with over 3 000 Masons expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
Committee On Masonic Education and Service
Grand Lodge of Texas
John H. Crocker
Hiram P. Lively
Grand Lodge
Waco
City Library reports 21618 books borrowed in nine months
The Carnegie Library in Bryan shows 21618 volumes loaned this year to September with 400 new readers added. Thirty six new adult and nineteen new children books were added. Board members including Mrs Lundin and Judge Davis attended the monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Willie Rogers
Bryan
City Commission
Thos. Lundin
C. M. Bethany
W. C. Davis
J. Vernon Brown
Lee J. Rountree
Pistol Charge Leads to Arrest in County Jail
Fe P Martinez was arrested Monday night by Officers Horace Reed and Lee Norwood on a charge of toting a pistol and was jailed in the county facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Martinez
Horace Reed
Lee Norwood
Patman Investigation Probes Chain Store Lobbying
The senate investigating committee ordered former Dallas Senator George Purl to testify on chain store lobbying. he did not appear. The panel reviewed Purl’s letters with Robert Lyons of Washington on Texas lobbying last spring. Congressman Wright Patman paused the probe after A and P Stores official G L Lyle said authorization for requested information was not received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
George Purl
Dallas
Purl
Robert Lyons
Washington
Texas
Wright Patman
G L. Lyle
Houston
P. Stores
Patman
Plea Of Guilty Made By Chytil To Cattle Theft
Ed Chytil a well known farmer from the Edge community pled guilty to the theft of two cows from neighbor Jess Wilson. Judge W C Davis will decide Wednesday whether he goes to state prison or receives a suspended sentence. Trial by jury was waived and Chytil is represented by J G Minkert. He bought the cows back later paying a $5 premium and released them on the Wilson farm highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Chytil
Jess Wilson
W. C. Davis
Chytil
J. G. Minkert
Chyt
Burch
R. B Eblinger
Willie McKinney
Annie Toney
Bryan Cotton Receipts At Bryan Compress This Season
Through September 28 13 367 bales were received at the Bryan Compress and Warehouse company per J C Cloud report. Last week 751 bales arrived and 2932 bales were compressed and shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Compress and Warehouse Company
J. C. Cloud
Heavy Rain and Temperature Drop Mark Week Weather
Heavy rainfall occurred early in the week with a sharp temperature decline later. The week saw about 2.36 inches of rain and temperature lows reaching mid forties to mid sixties with notable daily amounts: Monday 0.04, Tuesday 0.43, Wednesday 0.79, Thursday 1.10 inches.
Red Cross Outlines National Home and Highway Safety Program
National Red Cross launches Home and Farm Accident Prevention Program. Admiral Cary T. Grayson speaks on the plan via radio broadcasts on October 1 and 4. Brazos County inaugurates local effort with Theo Mahler named county chairman and to appoint local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Columbia
Cary T. Grayson
Brazos County
Theo Mahler
St. Louis
Mahler
Illness Of Day Proves Fatal To Reagan Winn
Reagan Winn aged 41 died Sunday evening after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 1 00 p m at the family home on West 81st street with Rev W B Breazeale and Dr W H Andrew officiating. An escort from the American Legion Post accompanied the procession to Marquez where interment followed at 5 00 p m Surviving are his widow two sons Jack Reagan Jr and two daughters Margaret and Imogene all of Bryan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 81St Street
Reagan Winn
W. B. Breazeale
W. H. Andrew
American Legion Post
Bryan
Marquez
Winn
Jack
Reagan Jr
Margaret
Imogene
Aggie Student Weds Kaufman Girl In Gainesville Court
Frank Aldridge Jr. of Gainesville, Texas A M College student, and Miss Margaret Carlisle of Kaufman were married by Justice A J Buchanan in his courthouse office. Mrs Aldridge is daughter of Mrs Mary Carlisle and known in Kaufman social circles. The groom is a chemical engineering sophomore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aldridge Jr
Gainesville
Texas A. & M. College
Margaret Carlisle
Kaufman
A. J. Buchanan
Aldridge
Mary Carlisle
Aggie Coaching Staff Guests Of Bryan Lions Club
Texas A and M coaches led by Homer Norton spoke at the Bryan Lions club outlining football plans and praising the team’s work ethic. Norton credited registrar E J Howell for arranging class hours. he noted several outstanding freshmen enrolled and expressed optimism for the program. W H James and other staff members discussed injuries and future strength, with D L Wilson named an honorary member of the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M. College
Homer Norton
Bryan Lions Club
Norton
Lions
E J. Howell
Lions Club
Texas
W. H. James
James
H. R. McQuillen
Florida
Siki” Sikes
Lil Dimmitt
Dough Rollins
W. L. Peaberthy
E. W. Hooker
Arthur Adamson
D. L. Wilson
Bryan and Brazos County
Libraries Get WPA Assistants Under Women’s Work Program
The Carnegie ana county rural library system assigns assistants under the Works Progress Administration women’s work program. Mrs. C. B. Martin is district supervisor. Miss Aurea Rhodes becomes assistant to Miss Willie Rogers and will start after Rogers returns from vacation. Miss Jack Busher is named assistant to Mrs. R. K. Fletcher and began work Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Ana County
Works Progress Administration
C. B. Martin
Aurea Rhodes
Willie Rogers
Rogers
Jack Busher
R. K. Fletcher
County Rural Library
Withdrawal from League Takes Center Stage in Crisis
The piece reports France pressing for mobilization and strengthening border defenses as Germany plans to leave the League of Nations. France seeks British aerial aid and would back the British fleet, while Ethiopia readies mobilization and Italian consuls are ordered to evacuate. George Lansbury rejects military sanctions policy in the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Geneva notes the League's focus on stopping the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
France
Germany
League of Nations
Haile Selassie
Addis Ababa
Adawa
Harar
Ethiopia
Allen Hale Dies At Legion After Lengthy Illness
Allen Hale a Bryan man who served in World War I and studied at A M College died after a long illness following surgery at Legion hospital. He leaves wife Maebelle Morehead Hale and two children Thomas Henry and Dorothy, plus his parents and several brothers. Funeral by Rev W B Breazeale at College Avenue Baptist Church with Earl Graham Post American Legion aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Hale
Bryan
Veterans Hospital
Legion
Maebelle Morehead Hale
Thomas Henry
Dorothy
Hale
American Legion Post
College Avenue Baptist Church
Education Director Here V A Byrd Visits Brazos County
District supervisor of the Emergency Educational program V A Byrd spent time inspecting work in Brazos County assessing progress and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Byrd
Brazos County
Franklin Banker's Son Charged With Attack
Franklin bank president John W. Lomax's son Houston Lomax faced a charge after an alleged attack on a 16 year old girl from a prominent local farming family. He was taken to Huntsville for safekeeping and released on a $4 000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Houston Lomax
John W. Lomax
Young Lomax
Liberty
Huntsville
Texas House backs monopoly liquor sale plan vote split
In Austin on Oct 1 the House narrowly approved a state monopoly over liquor sales in unbroken packages, while the Senate opposed broken-package sales. Leaders predicted renewed battles as adjournment blocked further action and a continuation on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
House
Senate
Albert Stone
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
Funeral Service For Charley Parks In Brenham
Funeral services were held in Brenham for Charley Parks age 75 of Brenham after a several week illness. The Brenham Baptist church pastor Rev W A Cook led the service with Rev C M Ray of Somerville assisting. Parks a longtime life insurance official was well known in Brenham and across Texas and survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Albert Stone and two grandchildren Albert Stone Jr and Mary Stone all of Brenham. Relatives from Bryan attended including E F Parks Merrie Lillian Parks Lillian Parks Dyer and John A Moore and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Charley Parks
Brenham
W. A. Cook
Brenham Baptist Church
C. M. Ray
Baptist Church of
Somerville
Texas
Parks
J. F. Parks
Albert Stone
Albert Stone, Jr
Mary Stone
E. F. Parks
Merrie Lillian Parks
Lillian Parks Dyer
John A. Moore
Test Planned Of Discounts On Tax Bill In Austin
The Supreme Court authorized a suit to test the constitutionality of a bill that offered prompt payment discounts on ad valorem taxes. Rowan Drilling Company seeks a writ directing Comptroller George Sheppard to accept a $200 tax payment under House Bill 6. Attorney General McCraw calls the act unconstitutional and the comptroller had refused payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Supreme Court
Rowan Drilling Company
George Sheppard
McCraw
Funeral service held today for Edwin P. Moseley
Edwin P. Moseley 74 died Tuesday at a Bryan clinic after a two week illness. Funeral services were held at the McCulloch-Dansby chapel with Rev. W B Breazeale. Interment was in Bryan City Cemetery. Survived by his widow three sons John D and Guy Moseley of Houston Elmer Moseley Wellborn and one daughter Miss Lockie Moseley of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Moseley
Elmer Moseley
Wellborn
Bryan
Moseley
McCulloch-Dansby
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan City
Alabama
Texas
Madison County
Houston
John D
Guy Moseley
Lockie Moseley
Roosevelt Sees Clearer Economic Skies for Nation
President Roosevelt spoke at the Coliseum praising California’s liberal spirit. He paid tribute to his late friend Will Rogers and expressed belief that the economic skies were clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
California
Will Rogers
Bryan merchants plan Christmas tree in lieu of parade
Main Street Bryan merchants through the Trade Extension committee of the Chamber of Commerce will erect decorate and light a community Christmas tree at Main and 26th streets replacing the Santa Claus parade. About half of 50 merchants favored the parade and only a quarter would enter a float while 90 percent favored continuing Trades Day with two more events set for Nov 13 and Dec 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan and Brazos County
S. Maniloff
E. R. Bryant
National Council
Lions Club
Fire Department
Central
Two Men Injured As Auto Strikes Highway 21 Bridge
O R Ted Denman and M W Rhodes were injured Friday night when Denman's car struck the Thompson Creek bridge on Highway 21 west of Bryan. Rhodes suffered a broken collar bone and cuts. Denman was bruised. Both men from Houston were taken to Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Police reported no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R
Ted) Denman
M. W. Rhodes
Denman
Thompson Creek
Bryan
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Rhodes
Houston
Acciden
Bre
East Central Texas named trading centers in Eastman plan
Nine cities in east central Texas are listed as trading centers in Joseph B. Eastman’s railroad coordination scheme. The report, from Baltimore, notes the Baltimore and Ohio as a principal carrier involved and signals broader implications for the national coordination effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
Baltimore
Joseph B. Eastman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eastman
Union
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