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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1929
Page
8
A partial diary like excerpt discusses a seventh grade class at a place named Edge and lists officers such as secretary Helen Moore and Beapett. It notes plans for a Sunday evening event and mentions teachers or guardians coordinating for a social or meeting.
The column surveys residents and events around town, naming individuals such as Bieatlaged, Keyser, and Deak, and referencing ties to Colepe colleges. It notes community conversations on Reed and college trends, plus mentions of local residents connected to Bryan and area institutions.
A county health nurse seeks community support to collect clothing for women in need. The appeal asks local residents and organizations to donate garments and assist in providing basic attire to those facing hardship.
Community notice invites residents to a CLR meeting at Sipeles Store School on Friday night in October. Local organizers request attendance to discuss neighborhood concerns and upcoming events.
Local dairy farmers in Kleburg County unite to address an industry squeeze caused by Governor King’s price reductions. The group forms a committee under supervisor Mehard Klebery to ensure cattle care and contract compliance amid ongoing market pressures.
Incomplete readable fragments describe a U S newswire style item with debarkation and named entities but lack coherent details or resolve a clear event, date, or location. The text is heavily garbled and does not yield a definite report or outcome to summarize.
Bayan and Braise County Chamber of Commerce officials laud dairy farming efforts among local Black farmers. J K Hornaberry praised by secretary Urielly and urged colored citizens to back improving living conditions through agricultural work.
NAVABUTA Oct 2 Twenty mine a Badan grass pasture has been paying 44.40 day to 4d J Danson dairy ad Igna Grove community year here. Until while year production for cows had been steady. now the crop’s growth increased milk flow to two gallons a day per cow after eight days.
Post reads that a local enforcement action will prosecute individuals and a bike shop referenced as TUM Bikes A. Text is fragmented but implies criminal proceedings and a named business involved. May indicate public notice of legal action or enforcement.
A discussion urges readers to study newspaper ads as the best path to finding bargains and learn how ads guide buyers to good values. It notes ads outshine columns for finding products, prices, and market conditions, and promotes using the paper as a catalog of merchant offers.
Funeral services were held today for Mise Aai Plagens of Kuchenowin ty who died recently at the Baptist church. Born to Mr and Mrs Plagens she lived in Howecon for many years and worked in the local sanitarium. Interment followed at Bryap City Cemetery with pallbearers named from the Fountain and Caldwell families.
The book Warm Machinery and Equipment by H P Smith associate professor at A and M College of Texas is now available from McGraw Hill New York. Aimed at agricultural engineering students and as a sales aid for dealers extension workers and farmers it covers the entire field of farm machinery in 448 pages with 654 illustrations and is used as a text at the University of California.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local notice mentioning individuals Major J. Dilger and Dr F J Thome with references to charges or plates and a citizen named Morgan. No clear event date or location is discernible.
Navasota October 2 Some acreage by Grmes county farmers for tomato planting near spring is pledged. County agent J. Kom says 200 acres are needed to bulk sheds and can be secured promptly after county approval. Names gathered include Hart Hutson Finke Gerke Hart, Keown Jennings, Anderson Paga Piagteculle Metsenger Lean Loggins Waller Keatty.
Big Spring voters will decide a 500 000 city improvement proposal at a November 12 election. If approved, bonds worth 500 000 would fund a city bar? coin 125400 waterworks and a 100 000 plant and sewer extension. Projected spending includes 75 000, a 40 000 fire station, and two 20 000 fire sub stations.
Chicks sold at 668 percent rate with several deaths and losses. One cockerel killed by a coyote, another suffocated. Fifteen had orders filled. Fifty pullets and ten cockerels sold. remaining stock valued at 0. The project spent $416 on feed and $50 on chicks, with Mrs. Lucille Allout, home demonstration agent, noting costs.
A community banquet brings together Bryan Schee's family and local officials including Mrs. Grevse, H. L. Curran, and J. VerMan Breen. Speakers include Mrs. Suewae, Mrs. Mills Walker, and multiple trustees and superintendents while blank spots show applause and tribute prompts.
A historical note from Texas A and M discusses a change in fertilizer terms for 7S fields. The new formula 12-44 updates the mix to 2 4-12-4 per chart, with implementation effective on the stated page.
Readable text outlines a system of practice work with point values for various components. Mentions practice in school subjects, leadership, accuracy of records, and home community activities, totaling 1 750 points across categories.
Minne Mary Jane Dunn of Bryar and Neva Duncan of Wheeloch, both training as nurses at Cameron Hospital, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otho Matthews. Hearne Democrat report. Sally Eagle want ads offer sale of wear and ends for your year.
The court sets a fixed docket for civil cases this term with cases listed including Allen Academy matters and various civil actions. Notable entries show damages, contract performance, and conversion claims among others scheduled through October and November.
Judge W. Davis set hearings for the third and fourth weeks of court after consulting with attorneys. Scheduled filings include State of Texas v. Sefronia Franklin, v. James Fella, v. Ide Clark, v. Sem Neohe, v. Henry Muloskie, v. Big Nichols, v. Ada Le Hines, v. Liznie Williams, v. Willie Williams, and others involving intoxicants, firearms, and theft.
County extension notes describe club activities and farm reports including feed mixes and costs. The piece mentions home mixed feed, ration components like corn and oats, and proposes farm profit ideas while highlighting county fair preparations and Legion entries.
The Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church names 24 new officers across three circles. Officers include Myers as president and Seewenes as first vice president, with Hiegs second vice president and McSwain recording secretary among others. Additional names span multiple committees and circles.
A fragmented list of individuals including Mrs J Weab Howell and W Bates appears, with scattered surnames and initials such as Green, Webb, Powers, Minthert, and Newton. The page shows a long roster of names without clear context or events.
An instructor and a student from university colleges were married in a quiet ceremony at First Methodist Church between four and five o clock on Thursday. Rev R. and ehull officiated assisted by Dr oC Herves. The groom from the chemistry department and the bride from education plans to reside in the recently vacated home of Mr J R McKee.
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