What Investment in Dairy Cattle Is Safe for the Farmer
The article outlines how to assess risk in dairy farming for farmers, urging starting small with solid cows, feeding and breeding strategy, and building a herd gradually. It cites past and current production trends, costs, and marketing factors influencing profitability and avoiding overproduction.
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Bravos County
Calé
Jess
Sudan
Deaf Smith County
Karl Marsh
Menor Authority
United States
Funeral Today for Bryan Man Frank Kohout
Funeral services were held for Frank Kohout age 55 who died Saturday afternoon. He was born in Caechoslovakia in 1874 and had lived in Brazos county 25 years. A shoemaker, he ran shops in Bryan and at A and M College. Survived by widow Mrs Kohout two daughters Miss Mary Kohout Chicago and Mrs Tony Welcha of Chicago Ll, his aged mother two sisters and one brother in Czecho Slovakia. Pallbearers included Albert Novak W F Tauber C J Drancik J N Sramek Joe Harnak and John Homola. Interment at Mount Calvary cemetery. Funeral directors McCulloch Dansby.
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Frank Kohout
Kohout
Buchanan Addition
Bryan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Chessner
Mount Calvary Cemetery
McCulloch-Dansby
Caehho-Slovakia
Brazos County
A. and M. College
J. N. Sramek
Joe Harnak
John Homola
Daily Eagle wants column prompts quick disposition of articles
A note urges using the Daily Eagle wanted column to dispose of articles and notes the method will move items quickly. The suggestion emphasizes speed and efficiency in handling reader requests.
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Daily Eagle
Brazos County Approves 1.1 Million Good Roads Bond
Brazos County voters backed a 1.1 million dollar road bond program by 2,393 to 368 in the county, with Bryan 1,638 for and 72 against, College Station 245 for and 11 against, and rural precincts also favoring the measure. The campaign credits Jno M Lawrence and a large county committee, while highway plans focus on No 6 from Bryan to Benchley and No 21 routes with start of work likely next year.
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Brazos County
Bryan
College Station
Steeles Store
Edge
Wellborn
Harvey
City Hall
Fire Station
Court House
Kurten
Smetana
Millican
Reliance
Tabor
Allen Farm
State Highway Commission
Benchley
Jno
Brazos Planters Tour Mississippi Delta Cotton Fields
Seth Mooring Ward Mooring and George Chances visited the delta cotton country in Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas. Mayor Jno D Rogers of Navasota joined the trip to evaluate soils and farming practices. Mooring says delta lands yield more with fertilization and nitrogen, contrasting with Brazos Valley soils. He notes a farmer already harvested 11500 bales from a single area and explains two bales per acre under intensive cultivation.
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Seth Mooring
Ward Mooring
George
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Jno. D. Rogers
Navasota
Bryan Masons In Funeral Services For Frank Bell
Funeral services for Frank Bell of North Zulah were held Sunday at 3 p m from the family home with interment at Willow Hole cemetery Dr C A Searcy led the Masonic rites assisted by North Zulah and visiting Masons from Madisonville Normangee Iola and Bryan Attendees from Bryan included Dr C A Searcy S C Hoyle W F Gibbs J W Hall FE W Crenshaw Sr Tom Powers Thos Kraueher J W Longley and several Mrs P K Trant Miss Glada Mae Trant Mesdames FE W Crenshaw and W S Higgs Edgar Jones Trannie Wrenn and Mr and Mrs Powell Winter
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Frank Bell
North Zulah
Willow Hole
C. A. Searcy
North Zulch
W. Crenshaw Sr
Tom Powers
Thos. Kraueher
J. W. Longley
P. K. Trant
Glada Mae Trant
Election Return Given to Bryan While on Train
Travis B. Bryan recounts receiving election telegrams while on a train in Arkansas. He woke at 3 a.m. to messages from the porter and says the news made him so delighted he could not sleep. Bryan had traveled to Washington, D. C. for an insurance men’s meeting and toured the capital before returning home Sunday.
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Bryan
Arkansas
Travis B. Bryan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Paris
Brazos County road program committee keeps work active
The Brazos County road campaign committee agrees to remain active until the lateral road program is completed. They plan to inform residents, secure rights of way, and economize while pursuing state highway approval and bond issuance with sub committees to liaise with the state highway commission and county court.
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Brazos
Jno. M. Lawrence
State Highway Commission
Brazos County
W. S. Higgs
Eugene Edge
C. H. Winkler
County Commissioners Court
Bryan Attorneys
W. S. Barron
George D. Hassell
Tyler Aswell
F. L. Henderson
W.S. Higgs
J. Webb Howell
Robert W. Feowell
W. S. Howell
A. S. McSwain
J. Bryan Miller
Lee J. Rountree
B. D. Marburger
Charles G. Winkler
MEN S BIBLE CLASS OF FIRST METHODIST S S ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The Men's Bible Class of the First Methodist Sunday School elected new officers on Sunday. Marvin Birdwell was chosen president J B Christian vice president R H Downard secretary treasurer Oak McKenzie teacher Mrs Lee J Rountree assistant teacher The nominating committee consisted of W F Gibbs O A Ashworth Marvin Birdwell and F E W Crenshaw Jr
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First Methodist Sunday School
Marvin Birdwell
J. B. Christian
R. H. Downard
Oak McKenzie
Lee J. Rountree
W. F. Gibbs
O. A. Ashworth
W. Crenshaw
Tomato crop interests in Jones Bridge farmers
Jim Hassel of Jones Bridge, visiting Bryan, says local farmers plan to grow tomatoes next season to boost production and farm income.
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Jim Hassel
Jones Bridge
Bryan
Brazos County Cotton Ginnings Reported for Sept 19
The census bureau records 5651 bales of cotton ginned in Brazos County up to Sept 19 from this year’s crop, compared with 13557 bales last year. The figures include round bales counted as half bales.
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Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Brazos County
Barron Weighs Run for Governor Amid Broad Support
W. B. Barron of Bryan, speaker of the 41st Legislature, seriously considers entering the gubernatorial race next year. Friends statewide urge action, noting potential opposition to Attorney General Bobbitt and rival candidates Barry Miller and Tom Love. Barron has received encouragement from members and influential quarters while awaiting year-end decisions.
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Barron
Bryan
Bobbitt
Barry Miller
Tom Love
Cen
Ters
Hoover
Young
R. S. Sterling
State Highway Commission
Herman Runge
Mason
House
Millican Bond Election News and Local Notes
Millican residents discuss the county bond issue for good roads amid local small town life. The column notes visiting relatives, church revival closing, illness lists, travel plans, and a sick list while reporting the bond election’s result as carried.
Prospect Prospect School Opens with Optimism
Prospect Prospect school opens Wednesday morning with trustees Joe Keal and Ben Lampo in attendance. Mrs Wilson the principal urges cooperation to ensure the best year and to prepare children for future leadership. Improvements include fresh paint new steps and doors and folding doors to join two rooms.
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Prospect School
Joe Keal
Ben Lampo
J. E. Wilson
Wilson
D. J. McDonald
Local Notes from Steep Hollow Week End Visits
Steep Hollow residents hosted guests including Earl Crone and G C Smith family in town. Visitors from Wellborn East Texas and Harve y joined local Sunday School as the school opened with cleanup day and seating rearrangements.
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Earl Crone
Ilouston
G. C. Smith
Claude Richards
Wellborn
Will Richards
L. J. Holligan
East Texas
John Neal
Bryan Hospital
J. D. Barnett
Wallis
Mary Barnett
Willie Barnes
Thelma Jones
Edna Barnes
Harvey
B. L. Beal
Newman Lee
J. S. Smith
Bryan
Intend to Marry Two Brazos County Couples
County Clerk Jess B. McGee recorded notices of intention to marry and applications for marriage on Saturday for couples Luis Huante and Yielda Mendoza and Willard B. Stewart and Glarys Frazier.
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Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Luis Huante
Yielda Mendoza
Willard B. Stewart
Glarys Frazier
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