Broncos Surprise District 12 Football Threat
Bryan High Broncos upset expectations with a 0-0 tie against Corsicana Tigers, shocking the district 12 standings. Sports writers say Bryan is a genuine title threat, challenging the defending champs as they prepare for Friday's home game at Forrest Field.
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Bryan Broncos
Beshkarn Lions
Forrest Field
Corsicana Tigers
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Pete Jones
Bryan High
Broncos
Corsicana
Bryan
Broncs
Tigers
C. E. McClelland
Temple Telegram
Jinx Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
Corsicana High
Ownership Statement for Bryan Weekly Eagle October 1 1935
Notarized report lists publisher editor and business manager as The Eagle Printing Co and Mrs Lee J Roentree with Bryan Texas as address. It names stockholders including R J Cole J N Cole Mrs J M Gordon Mills Walker H O Boatwright and First National Bank among others in Bryan Texas.
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Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Weekly Eagle
The
Eagle Printing Co
Bryan
Texas
Lee J. Roetree
Bryan Texas
R. J. Cole
J. N. Cole
J. M. Gordon
J. W. Coulter
Dana Carnes
Mills P. Walker
Help Kidneys Get Up Nights Stop Night Wakings
This advertises Warner's Compound as a kidney and liver remedy to treat nightly awakenings, backache, frequent urination, and fatigue. It claims the product cleanses blood, improves morning alertness, and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Warner
Warner's
Safe Kidn & Live Remedy
Egypt's Cotton Seed Program Shows State Control and Innovation
The Egyptian cotton program combines climate advantages with strict government seed control. Laws regulate seed purity and variety, with heat treatments to kill pests, supervised ginning, and annual renewal of pure lines. Seedstock testing, grading, and licensed sale ensure quality and prevent admixture across regions.
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Egypt
Balls
The
Cotton Research Board
Giza
Ministry of Agriculture
Statement of ownership and bondholders sworn 1935
The notice lists place names and personnel including Mrs Lee J Rountree editor and business manager. It asserts no one owns 1 percent or more of total securities besides those named and explains fiduciary relationships. Sworn before Pat Newton on October 1 1935 with seal and commission expiry May 31 1937.
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Bryan
Texas
F. E. Giesecke
College Station
Geo. Grupe
Galveston
City National Bank
Waco
J. N. Carnes
Beaumont
W. T. Wright
Greensboro
N. C
Lee J. Rountree
Pat Newton
Folks and Families Move Through Texas News
Mrs. W. F. Davis and daughter Dorothy left for Galveston to start Dorothy’s nurse training at John Sealy hospital with her mother-in-law accompanying as far as Houston. Dorothy, a Stephen F. Austin high school graduate, is settling well in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Virginia
Galveston
Dorothy Davis
John Sealy Hospital
Houston
W. F. Miller
Davis
T. A. Cloud
Norman Cloud
Standard Rice Company of
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
A. and
M. College
North
West Texas
Cunningham
Amarillo
J. C. Culpepper
Cameron
Bryan
Mike Coleman
Ringling Bros. Circus
George Foster
Brazos County Residents Summoned for Jury Duty
Citizens of Brazos County are called to jury service for the fourth term of district court in the criminal section during the last week. Names listed include T. A. Hughes W. L. Jericho A. J. Jordan W. C. Jefferson and numerous others.
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Brazos Court
Brazos County
District Court
T. A. Hughes
W. L. Jericho
A. J. Jordan
W. C. Jefferson
W. W. Cooner
L. E. Robinson
Cleve Royder
Sam E. Todd
J. H. Wade
J. D. Williams
Chas. Gorzycki
Fred Hale
C. H. Hinds
W. H. Holzman
Ed Hrdlicka
W. Car Jones
F. S. Kapchinski
Theo Krolekyk
C. W. Lightsey
W. D. Lloyd
P. M. Mitchell
J. G. Peniston
D. A. Phipps
W. M.mith
J. W. Turek
W. J. Vavra
J. K. Walker
College
A. M
Smetana School Box Supper and Carnival Planned
The Smetana school hosts a box supper and carnival Thursday night with entertainment for all ages promised. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.
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Smetana School
Smetana — School
Sunday School and Church Sermon at Bright Light
Harvey area activities report a well attended Bright Light Sunday with Rev J E Brown of Bryan delivering a Home Missions sermon. The piece also lists multiple local visits among families including Mc Culloch, Kelley, Broach, Hensarling, Williams, Buchanan, Cole, Courtney, Graham, Cargill, Weedon, Pate and others over the weekend and Sunday afternoon/evening.
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Bright Light
J. E. Brown
Bryan
J. H. McCulloch
Union Hill
W. L. McCulloch
O. W. Kelley
Selvan Broach
Ida Kelley
K. Kelley
E. A. Hensarling
T. A. Hensarling
A. C. Williams
Claude Buchanan
Alice Cole
Sunshine Cole
N. C. Cole
Lay Courtney
Lela Graham
George Cargill
Mrt Weed
Bull Transfers Shuffle Herds in Brazos County
In Brazos County community news bull from Joe Trigg moves to Rock Prairie with Joe Atkins as keeper. The Atkins bull shifts to Wellborn circle under W E Graham. Atkins reports 30 heifer calves from the F B bull, suggesting careful record checks to gauge production gains versus dams. Also notes on government price controls and penalties for certificate fraud.
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Rock Prairie
Jersey
Joe Trigg
Smetana
Joe Atkins
Mr. Atkins
Wellborn Circle
W. E. Graham
Or. Atkins
Rock Prairie 4 H Club Meeting Praises Youth Leaders
J A Gandy commends the Rock Prairie 4 H group calling them a peppy bunch with a bright future. Mozetta Carroll chairs the first public meeting as president and asks to move Rock Prairie’s fourth Saturday event to avoid conflicting with Leonard’s third Saturday. The note urges trench silos to prevent feed loss amid late grain sorghums, maize, and other crops, with blue prints available from the county agent.
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Rock Prairie
J. A. Gandy
Rock Prairie Club
Mozetta Carroll
Leonard
Brazos County
Cotton certificates and producer cooperation tensions rise
Last year producers favored the government price of four cents for certificates. This year with better crops they seek cheaper certificates, showing reluctance to accept the rule that what is good for the goose is good for the gander. Nonpayment of the government price strains cooperation as surplus certificates move between counties.
Harvey Home Demonstration Club Plans County Exhibit
The Harvey Home Demonstration club met at the school on Tuesday to discuss the community exhibit for the Brazos county fair. Members on the planning committee reviewed educational background for their booth and improvements for the whole county.
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Harvey Home Demonstration Club
O. L. Andrews
O. L. Moore
Brazos County
N.C. Cole
Clyde Goen
Arrington
Alma Metcalfe
Model pantry planned for fair to aid farm families
A model pantry is being set up at the fair this year to show farm families how to store canned goods at home. Mrs Alma Metcalfe will provide a price list for storage space for those interested.
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Alma Metcalfe
Wardrobe Storage Display at Fair for Women and Girls Projects
A model closet will be shown in the women department of the fair to aid women and girls projects. It uses second grade material to keep costs low and economical.
Edge Rey Thompson Sermon Draws Notable Crowd
Edge Rey Thompson preached Sunday morning to a good crowd. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Luther Boyd and their son, and Miss Katherine Wilson departed Saturday for San Marcos.
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R. H. Pack
Edge
Elbert Duncan
Carson Lawson
Ansel Duncan
Christiana Wymola
E. J. Payne
W. J. McDonald
J. A. Wilson
Frank Wymola
Wheelock
Home Makers Council Sets 1956 Goals at Regular Meeting
Brazos County Home Demonstration Council schedules Saturday 10 a m meeting in the Negro county agents office. They will finalize financing for the 1935 yearbooks review and add new goals for 1956. Members urged to attend with goals, pencil and notebook.
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Home Makers Council
Brazos County
County fair Negro exhibits to feature community displays
To improve Negro exhibits, 14 county communities will host community displays from Oct 1 to Oct 15. Exhibits include canned goods for the Ball Brothers contest along with clothing quilts and rugs. Winners from each community will be shown at the county fair Oct 23 to 26.
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Ball Brothers
Mattress making school output grows in January work
The Harmon home demonstration club members attend a mattress making school in January at the Negro county agents office and are now busy crafting their second mattress at Louisa Watson's home. Across Brazos county fall gardens rose 40 percent in 1935 from 1934 with 240 gardens planted featuring turnips beets Swiss chard carrots beans and English peas.
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Negro County
Harmon Home Demonstration Club
Louisa Watson
Brazos County
Farm Women’s Monthly
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State of Texas
Valley of the Nile
Harvey
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Secretary of Agriculture
K Wolens Department Store
Negro Club
By H. K. Harnsbury
Laurelia M. Holden
Cainal
Alice Forber
Kurten High School
P. m
Young People of Zion Evangelical Church
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K Wolens
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