Questions on Safe Dairy Investment for Farmers
A local farmer asks how much to invest in a dairy herd and equipment and what risks of overproduction may arise in three years. The article argues profitability depends on pasture, roughage, grain, and management, citing Bermuda grass, sudan grass, and alfalfa hay, with proven cost reductions and milk gains from pasture changes. It notes national dairy production and import/export trends and advises starting small, using high grade sires, and focusing on feeding, breeding, and marketing to improve profits.
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Lrazos County
Bermuda
Sudan
Deaf Smith County
Karl Marsh
Mbén
United States
Funeral today for Bryan Man Kohout dies suddenly
Funeral services were held for Frank Kohout 55 who died Saturday afternoon heart disease. He was born in Czecho Slovakia in 1874 and had lived in Brazos County 25 years. Survivors include widow Mrs Kohout two daughters Miss Mary Kohout Bryan and Mrs Tony Welcha Chicago. He left two sisters and a brother in Czecho Slovakia. Burial at Mount Calvary with McCulloch Dansby directing.
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Frank Kohout
Kohout
Buchanan Addition
Bryan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gliessner
Mount Calvary Cemetery
McCulloch-Dansby
Czecho-Slovakia
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Mary Kohout
Tony Welcha
Chicago
Ill
Smetana Lodge
Albert Novak
W. F. Tauber
C. J. Jancik
J. N. Sramek
Joe Harnak
John Homola
Daily Eagle Wanted Column Prompts Quick Disposals
The Daily Eagle urges using its wanted column to clear items rapidly. Readers are invited to submit notices for quick handling and swift movement of listings.
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Daily Eagle
Brazos County Approves $1.1 Million Good Roads Bond
Voters across Brazos County back the road program and a $1 100 000 bond issue. County wide tally 2393 for and 368 against with Bryan 1638 to 72, College Station 245 to 71, and Steeles Store precinct unanimous for the plan. Road work targets include Highway 6 from Bryan to Benchley and Highway 21 surveys with starts planned this winter or next spring.
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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
Jno
M. Lawrence
Travis B. Bryan
George G. Chance
J. W. Batts
W. J. McCulloch
Albert J. Buchanan
FE. H. Astin
Wilson Bradley
W. S. Barron
M. F. Dansby
W. C. Davis
Eugene Edge
H. O. Ferguson
George PD. Hassell
Tyler Vaswell
F. L. Henderson
W. §. Higgs
J. Webb
Howell
R. W. Howell
W. S. Howell
J. Bryan Miller
Lee J. Rountree
B. D. Marburger
A. S. McSwain
Chas
H. Winkler
State Highway Commission
Benchley
Brazos Planters Tour Delta Cotton Lands
Seth Mooring Ward Mooring and George Chances returned from a motor trip to the Mississippi river delta visiting plantations in Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas. Mayor Jno. D. Rogers of Navasota joined them. They noted delta lands yield rich crops due to soil fertilization and nitrogen management.
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Seth Mooring
Ward Mooring
George Chances
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Jno. D. Rogers
Navasota
Bryan Masons In Funeral Services For Frank Bell
Funeral services for Frank Bell of North Zulch were held Sunday at 3 pm from the family home with interment at Willow Hole cemetery. Dr. C A Searcy led Masonic rites with North Zulch and visiting Masons from Madisonville Normangee Tola and Bryan assisting. Attendees from Bryan included Dr C A Searcy S C Hoyle W F Gibbs J W Hall E W Crenshaw Sr Tom Powers Thos Kraucher J W Longley Mr and Mrs P K Trant Miss Glada Mae Trant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
North Zurch
Willow Hole
C. A. Searcy
North Zulch
E. W. Crenshaw Sr
Tom Powers
Thos. Kraucher
J. W. Longley
P. K. Trant
Glada Mae Trant
Election News Reaches Bryan On Overnight Train
Travis B. Bryan recounted waking on a Arkansas train at 3 a.m. to a porter with telegrams about the election. He had traveled to Washington D C for an insurance men's meeting and spent time sightseeing, calling the capital highly interesting. He returned home Sunday.
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Arkansas
Travis B. Bryan
Bryan
Washington, D. C
Ete
Washington
Paris
Brazos County Road Program Group Maintains Active Campaign
The Brazos county road campaign committee will stay active until the road program is completed. They will keep residents informed, secure rights of way, and pursue economies. Sub committees will present the plan to the state highway commission and county commissioners, with legal aid from Bryan attorneys.
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Brazos
Jno. M. Lawrence
State Highway Commission
Brazos County
W. S. Higgs
Eugene Edge
C. H. Winkler
County Commissioners Court
Jnc
George D. Hassell
Tyler Haswell
F. L. Henderson
W.S. Higgs
J. Webb Howell
Robert W. Frowell
W. S. Howell
A. S. McSwain
J. Bryan Miller
Lee J. Rountree
B. D. Marburger
Charles G. Winkler
Men’s Bible Class Elect New Officers at First Methodist
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, and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree assistant teacher. Nominating committee members were W. F. Gibbs, O. A. Ashworth, Marvin Birdwell, and FE. 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
FE. W. Crenshaw
Tomato crop interest heats up in Jones Bridge area
Jim Hassel of Jones Bridge, visiting Bryan, reports local farmers are exploring tomato raising for next season. He notes interest centers on starting tomato ventures and potential market opportunities.
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Jim Hassel
Jones Bridge
Bryan
Brazos County Cotton Ginnings Reported For Sept 19
Census figures show Brazos County ginned 5651 bales of cotton this year up to Sept 19, compared with 13557 bales last year. Includes round bales and half bales in the tally.
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Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Brazos County
Barron Weighs Run for Governor Amid Broad Urging
Barron of Bryan, speaker of the 41st Legislature, seriously weighs entering the gubernatorial race next year. Friends statewide urge him to run, citing favorable timing vs Attorney General Bobbitt and other potential candidates. Barron plans a decision after year’s start with backing from many lawmakers and influential figures.
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W. S. Barron
Bryan
Bobbitt
Barry Miller
Tom Love
Barron
Cen
Ters
Hoover
Young
R. S. Sterling
State Highway Commission
State
Herman Runge
Mason
Iss
House
Millican Notes on Bond Issue and Local Happenings
Millican residents discuss the two million dollar road bond issue and possible access planks over ditches for the post office. Social updates include visits by Mr and Mrs Andrew and Mrs Tom Powers, Alma Lois Williams at Brenham, and Miss Lillian Gotcher at Holland.
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Millican
Bryan Eagle
Andrew
Tom Powers
Baby
J. C. Symms
Ivan Gregg
College Station
M. E
Poole
Prospect Prospect School Opens with Promising Start
Trustees Joe Heal and Ben Lampo attended the Wednesday morning opening of Prospect Prospect school. Mrs Wilson the principal urged cooperation to make this a standout year while primary teacher Mrs D J McDonald spoke on preparing children for future tasks. Improvements include painted exterior new steps and doors and folding doors to join two rooms.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and School Opening
Steep Hollow families host guests from Nouston Wellbern and East Texas. Mrs Holligan recuperates after two recent operations at Bryan hospital. Clergy families visit relatives as Sunday School attendance rises. Local residents travel between Bryan Millican Anson and Harv y. School opens with cleanup day and seating rearrangement.
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Earl Crone
Nouston
G. C. Smith
Claude Richards
Wellbern
Will Richards
I. J. Holligan
East Texas
John Neal
L. J. Holligan
Bryan Hospital
J. D. Barnett
Wailis
Mary Barnett
Willie Barnes
Thelma Jones
Edna Barnes
Harvey
B. L. Beal
Norman Lee
J. S. Smith
Bryan
Couples file intent to marry in Brazos County
Two couples Luis Huante with Yielda Mendoza and Willard B Stewart with Glarys Frazier filed notice of intention to marry and applications for marriage with County Clerk Jess B McGee on Saturday.
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Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Luis Huante
Yielda Mendoza
Willard B. Stewart
Glarys Frazier
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Chamber of Commerce
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Eagle
Trichelle
Finfrock
Mississippi Delta
Bryan Masons
Men’s Bible Class
First Methodist
S. S
Millican News
J. W. Beal
D. W. Davenport
J. W. Stewart
San Antonio
Joe Sample
McDonald Home
Emily Zimmerman
Brady
Bruges
McDonald
Duco
HY. T. Schovaisa
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