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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented text lists names and roles with unclear context. Mentions include officials such as secretaries and pastors, scattered references to events or schedules. The legibility is too poor to determine a coherent event, date, or location.
Community members including Mes. Ges. W. Koon and Lace, Mr. and Mrs. W. Baws, Sir and Bes AB Bord, and Rev. and Mrs RS Mar gather on Mest 26th Street for visits and a barbecue at the Pastor's home. Notable mentions include Ragie the entertainer, Dr. D. A Reid, and Amelie Seale among attendees with ties to Bayan and College friends.
A county health nurse appeals to the public to donate clothing for families in need. The appeal emphasizes warm wear and essentials to assist low income residents during hard times.
Joint meeting of Hegs and Gin scheduled for Friday October 8 at Esirele's Store School. Activities include a 2p program with a prize for the winner and community participation.
Local dairy farmers in Kleburg County organize a cooperative to stabilize milk production and prices. The group aims to manage herd care and breeding plans through agreed contracts and shared resources.
A disjointed note from Oct 2 reports Mexico eyeing a U S tour with San Antonio as a preferred stop after a second win, while Mbarra is noted as discharged from duty.
A wartime era note urges Negro farmers to pursue dairy farming as a viable livelihood. The report highlights cooperative methods and practical steps for low-cost, small-scale dairy operations, stressing training and organization to boost outputs and income in rural communities.
A Navasota farmer reports higher dairy profits after switching to Sudan grass fed hay. The Grimes operation notes daily milk output increasing from four gallons to twenty, and a concurrent jump in milk revenue. The plan calls for planting one acre of grace fox per cow next year.
Hunters and trespassers will be proscribed on the posted land under legal authority. Tom Bebest A. is named in the notice as the landholder and enforcer of the posted restrictions.
The piece warns readers about advertising scams in the local newspaper and urges caution. It notes conmen target buyers with misleading offers, stresses verifying before purchases, and promotes using trusted paper ads to avoid losses.
A historical scribble records names of attendees and organizers at a banquet honoring Bryan Schee Neei. The list includes various residents and officials with initials and partial titles, mentioning Mrs and Mr attendees and several households.
Funeral services were held today at 2 p.m. at the Fountain Baptist Church in Houston for Adeline Plagens, former resident, who died recently. The rites were conducted by Reverend Braye Me and attended by family and friends with pallbearers listed, noting she was a longtime professional and served in the Fountain Church.
A new textbook Warm Machinery and Equipment by H F P Smith associate professor at A and M College Texas for farm machinery classes. Published by McGraw Hill New York 448 pages 654 illustrations. Also aids farm equipment salesmen extension farmers and others in labor saving devices. Used at multiple universities nationwide.
Annual fall notice from Cantinwet tree pege 1 outlines a change of car plate for the banquet. Mentions Peet Morgan and the Social Science Seminar with attendees Kongen and peesi- and references teex.
Crippled OCR reports that farmers in Grones county pledge wheat or tomato acreage to finance spring growing needs. County agent Best notes a tentative plan to secure a target acreage and promises to report further once the county meets to review the proposal. Names of officials and pledge collectors are listed.
Big Spring citizens will vote on a 5500,000 city improvement proposal November 12. A favorable vote would authorize 200,000 in bonds for a city hall costing 925,000, waterworks improvements 160,000, a sewer system and extensions, paving extensions 75,000, two central fire stations 20,000, and two fire sub stations 20,000.
Corroline and Leonora Binton of the 4 H Club Birks a Livew observed 160 White Leghorn baby chicks. One was killed by a rooster, another smothered. 18 cockerels sold for 16.56, 10 cockerels kept, 60 pullets on hand. Chicks cost 50 dollars and the feed bill ran 16 dollars. The girls reported to home demonstration agent Mrs. Loucille Adlock.
Special to Fe Eagle reports a change in the order of fertilizers for crops at A. & M. College of Texas. Dr. C. S. Rape notes shifts in nitrogen and phosphate terms affecting future applications. The article discusses experimental rationale, timing, and anticipated effects on crop yields.
An OCR fragment lists point values for graded supervised practice work and related activities. It cites totals for practice plans, leadership in community actions, scholarship, record accuracy, ownership of projects, home community activities, and farm improvements with numerous point figures.
Kisses Mary Jane Dunn of Bryan and Neva Duncan of Wheelock, taking a nurses training course at Cameron hospital, visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Othe Matthews.
Classified listing notes from the Daily Eagle indicate the newspaper’s want ads feature remains active. The ad section emphasizes affordable placements and quick turnover for local buyers and sellers.
The court fixed the docket for civil cases to be heard this term under Judge W es Tavis. Listings include cases such as Geet week and non jury matters with dates like Oct 13 and Oct 27. Notable entries: Seer Buniep vs. 1. 2 O.N. KR. Co. for an open account. Allen Smith vs Forty & Gaylord for services as civil engineer. Edna Covey for specific performance of contract.
Grand jury report leads Judge W. Davis to set hearings for the third and fourth weeks of court. Dockets include cases from Safronia Franklin to Ida Clark and Sam Nuehe involving intoxicants, murder, theft, and related charges. Multiple defendants face manufacturing and possession of intoxicants and other felonies.
A garbled page fragment reports missing membership cards for year reports, plus letters of explanation. It mentions county agriculture notes, home mixed laying mash, feed quantities, and a call for farm program support in Brazos County. Also notes about milk rates, rural route meetings, and a local Texas Legion exhibit planning.
The Woman's Missionary Union at Mission Union First Baptist Church appoints new officers for the week. Leaders include President Chari Myers, First Vice President Mrs. F Seweeney, Second Vice President T. B. Hiess, and recording secretary Mrs. EN Acdhaken, among others. Circle and committee lists follow with numerous members named.
A roster of ladies and gentlemen appears in the record with many names including Mrs J Webb Hewell and C C Wiek. The list features Circle No 4 members and numerous others such as G W Tre me, Chas Gamer, J Surfed, J Jemec, J J Cobb, and N F Lockens.
The quiet wedding took place between the hours of five on Thursday noon at First Methodist Church. Rev. RBD Shall officiated. Bride Dorothy Man Adair of Galveston studied poultry at A and M College. Groom Breecher C. Jones of Station served in the chemistry department. They will reside on the A and B L campus in the home vacated by Mrs J R McKee.
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