Brazos County Farm Notes Emphasize Live at Home Program
County agent C L Benson reports on home demonstration efforts with Lucy Givens aiding gardeners. The piece highlights 4 H club gains, fertilizer demonstrations by Will Conrad, and reminders to plant a diverse home farm with garden crops, hogs, cattle, and poultry while stressing soil conservation and prudent seed selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Sawyer
Kishoma
Farm News
Kazos County Poultry Club Meeting Highlights Breeding Talks
Kazos County Poultry Club met in Commerce rooms on Oct with James H P Chas presiding. Prof D W Reed spoke on breeding and genetics in an instructive manner, praised for his handling of the topic and the audience left with new insights into poultry science. Members urged to join the association to boost the poultry industry with a one dollar annual dues and timely participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrmaxs County Poultry Asfield
James H. P. Chas
D. W. ‘Reed
Godby
Reed
Poultry Cavahiation
W M S Session at College Station Meets at Parsonage
The Woman's Missionary Society of College Station met Monday at the new parsonage with Mrs. Jesse Thomson presiding. Miss Grace Thatcher deaconess of First Methodist, Bryan, led the study session among attendees including Mrs. J. R. McKee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Seciaty of
College Station
Jesse Thomson
New Parsonage
J. R. Mee
Grace Thatcher
Tabor School Opens Monday With 75 Pupils
The Tabor School opened on Monday with 75 pupils and County Superintendent D J McDonald as the principal speaker. S B Pate, school principal, served as master of ceremonies and gave an address. Pate, a Brazos county native, studied at Sam Houston State Teachers College and has taught at Harvey Eureka and Doole. Other faculty members include Mrs S B Pate, Miss Ray Mathis, and Miss Bertha Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
D. J. McDonald
S. B. Pate
Pate
Brazos County
Harvey
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Eureka
Doole
Ray Mathis
Bertha Walker
Ross Priddy to Wed Miss Lou Bradfield
Mr and Mrs J B Priddy travel to Daingerfield for the marriage of their son Ross to Miss Virginia Lou Bradfield at the First Methodist church. After the ceremony the Priddys plan a wedding trip and will reside at 5337 Miller Avenue Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priddy
Daingerfield
Ross
Virginia Lou Bradfield
First Methodist Church
Assorted Liquor Found In Mysterious Bundle
A Laredo resident reported a mysterious package thrown on his lawn. The bundle contained fifteen bottles of assorted high grade Mexican liquor prompting police inquiry and an investigation into the source of the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Chargin
Notice of land purchase posted near Smetana
Frank Nemec states he has bought the H. W. Wehr man pecan pasture near Smetana and that the property is posted as required by law. Trespassers and thieves will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Wehrman
Smetana
Mrs. Robinson Guest of Bryan College Women Clubs
Mrs. Fred B. Robinson president of the Fourth District Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs visits Bryan College Station. She is honored at a club tea at the rye building with Mrs. E O Siecke and Mrs. M R Bentley hosting. On Wednesday she attends a Bry an Woman’s Club event with Mrs Tyler Haswell. A noontime luncheon at the La Salle Hotel honors Mrs. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Robinson
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bryan College
Rye Building
College
E. O O. Siecke
Campus Study Club
M. R. Bentley
Extension Service Club
Tyler Haswell
Bryan Woman’s Club
la Salle Hotel
Robinson
Bryan high school adds extra curricular duties for staff
Superintendent H L Durham assigns teachers to outside activities to foster all round students. List includes Claude Poe in football and baseball, Gus Cox in baseball and track, Miss Ann Barrett in girls athletics, Declamation by Miss Eris Gustavus, Extempore by W E Leverkuhn, Dramatics by Miss Elizabeth Holt, Debating by Miss Winnie Mae Carter, Typewriting by Miss Clara Calhoun, Hi Y by C E Parker, Home economics by Miss Lois Gilstrap, Publications by Miss Mary Hyman, Girl Scouts by Miss Mary Southard, Boy Scouts by Gus Cox, National Scholarship by Miss Wesa Weddington, Band and orchestra by Vergne Adams, Boy's literary society by F L Sloop, Girls' literary society by Miss Malcolm McInnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
H. L. Durham
Durham
Claude Poe
Gus Cox
Ann Barrett
Eris Gustavus
W. E. Leverkuhn
Elizabeth Holt
Winnie Mae Carter
Clara Calhoun
C. E. Parker
Lois Gilstrap
Mary Hyman
Mary Southard
Wesa Weddington
Vergne Adams
F. L. Sloop
Girls’ Literary Society
Malcolm McInnis
Girls of Today Scolded for Shingle Placement
Grandmother laments rising female naughtiness blaming it on misapplied shingles. The Los Angeles Times quotes her view as a tongue in cheek critique of fashion and propriety in contemporary girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Japanese Embrace Imported Sport Clothing Trend
The article notes a growing vogue in Japan for wearing imported sport clothing. It highlights how consumers seek fashionable athletic wear from foreign brands and integrate it into daily style, reflecting broader global trends in sports fashion.
Debt and discipline in the fight against poverty
The piece argues that debt traps the poor, citing Proverbs and urging strict self control. It says debt creates a vicious circle of interest and hardship, and that the debtor must master himself and refuse temptations to overspend to reduce trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Lions board meeting outlines committees for Ladies' Night
The Lions club board met on Thursday night October 4 with president naming committees for Ladies' Night including reception arrangements and program. C L Beason donated two acres in Benson Addition via Chamber of Commerce for a school building and future ground at cost. Armstrong lauded club help on the school bond issue. meeting became a general business session and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
W. S. Howell
H. L. Durham
R. V. Armstrong
F. D. Fuller
J. E. Hensarling
D. Snyder
R. C. Franks
Noah W. Dansby
E.R. Bryant
S. E. Eberstadt
Wm. E. Wimberfly
M. M. Erskine
E. Eberstadt
C. L. Beason
Chamber of Commerce
Benson
Henry S. Locke
Noah Dansby
A. S. Ware
C. L. Curlee
W. E. Leverkuhn
A. M. Brock
W. E. Neeley
Senator Sheppard Defends Smith Amid Prohibition Debate
Senator Sheppard argues for Alfred E. Smith as a capable leader linked to Tammany Hall yet not defined by it. He contends opposition to Smith on religious grounds contradicts American spirit and urges voters to back Smith and Robinson to restore justice. Scott Field of Calvert echoes Democratic stance as Hearne hosts a political reception with flags bunting and a Franklin band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Bethea
J. L. Brock
J. T. Maloney
T. L. Turner
Thos. G. Watts
R. S. Marshall
S. E. Eberstadt
Julius Groginsky
M. F. Vitopil
Charles Gainer
W. A. Boyett
Victor P. Gayle
George Edge
A. Goodman
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
Tamman Hall
Senator Sheppard
United States
Tammany
Jefferson
Jackson
South
New York
Smith
America
Sheppard
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Smith and Robinson
Scott Field
Calvert
Wichita Falls
Franklin
W. Cummings
Thomas L. Tyson
Robertson County
Tyson
Bryan City Manager on Vacation Tour
City Manager and Mrs J Bry an Miller left Saturday for a vacation visiting Leonard Greenville and Lubbock returning to Bryan about Oct. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bryan Miller
Leonard
Greenville
Lubbock
Bryan
Convention to draw hundreds to Denton Texas Women's Clubs
Denton hosts the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs convention November 12 16 at the College of Industrial Arts. The program features district breakfasts luncheons dinners and a Pioneer Dinner plus an 800 voice antiphonal massed choir. Officials expect broad civic cooperation and a busy schedule of business and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Texas Women’s Clubs
Denton
Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
College of Industrial Arts
Lee Joseph
E. P. Turner
E. D. Criddle
Teachers College
Texas
L. H. Hubbard
W. R. Potter
Bowie
Federation
C. N. Adkisson
R. L. Marquis
A. C. Owsley
William E. Jones
R. H. Garrison
Public improvements noted in South African cities
South African cities are undertaking extensive public improvements. A jersey heifer about two weeks old may be called for by the owner at Frank Nemec Rte 5 to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Jersey
Frank Nemec
Rte. 5
Petit Jurors Named for Fourth Week of Court
The district court has drawn jurors for the fourth week of September term. Names include E. T. Pool S. H. Smith J. H. Atkins A. N. Carroll Guy Neeley D. L. Royder Raymond Todd J. H. Wade Otho Williams C. F. Ayres S. G. Bailey W. J. Borsk i e Oran H. Boyett Charlie Nigliazzo Joe M. Bond R. H. Carroll O. A. Jones B. A. Risinger W. C. Raines G. T. Cloud Paul Holubec H. Kendt Ben Mitzer W. F. Adams Jr. R. E. Crenshaw Jim Francis R. R. McDonald Charlie Payne Charlie Merka FP. F. Regmund R. W. Siegert J. F. Turek M. L. Parker D. Mike M. P. Walker W. F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
E. T. Pool
S. H. Smith
J. H. Atkins
A. N. Carroll
Guy Neeley
D. L. Royder
Raymond Todd
J. H. Wade
Otho Williams
C. F. Ayres
S. G. Bailey
W. J. Boriskie
Oran H. Boyett
Charlie Nigliazzo
Joe M. Bond
R. H. Carroll
O. A. Jones
B. A. Risinger
W. C. Raines
G. T. Cloud
Paul Holubec
H. Kendt
Ben Mitzer
W. F. Adams Jr
R. E. Crenshaw
Jim Francis
R. R. McDonald
Charlie Payne
Charlie Merka
FP. F. Regmund
R. W. Siegert
J. F. Turek
M. L. Parker
D. Mike
M. P. Walker
W. F. Davis
Naturalization Officer to Visit Bryan Friday
Charles F. Tucker, federal district director of naturalization and examiner, will be in Bryan Friday Oct. 5 to interview five applicants for final papers. The public may seek information on filing declarations to become citizens from the federal officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Tucker
Washington
Federal District
Naturalization and
Federal Examiner
Bryan
W. C. Davis
Federal
Reception at A M College Welcomes New Teachers
Dr and Mrs T O Walton and the Y M C A hosted a reception in the Y building for new A M College teachers and their families. President Walton, Mrs Walton, and department heads welcomed guests as hundreds visited from 8 to 10 offering punch sandwiches and olives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
M. College
T. O. Walton
Many Calls for Women Speakers in Presidential Campaign
Do C Renfro reports a strong demand for Texas women speakers in the presidential campaign. Noted figures include Clara Driscoll Sevier Austin national committeewoman and Lee Rountree Bryan with others like Cecil Smith Sherman Hortense Ward Houston Sarah Hughes A C Zehner and Hattie Henenberg. Several are practicing lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Democracy
Do. C. Renfro
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Austin
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Cecil Smith
Sherman
O. L. Couch
Bonham
Hortense Ward
Houston
Sarah T. Hughes
A. C. Zehner
Hattie Henenberg
New Motor Bus Arrives in City for Bry an College Traction
A new motor bus arrives from North Carolina for the Bry an College Traction Company. It will begin operation Monday morning and run with street cars. Additional buses may be added if patronage demands it. The design includes modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan College Traction Company
North Carolina
Eugene Edge
Woodville School Opens with 18 Students
Woodville School four miles north of Bryan opened Monday morning with 18 pupils enrolled and 18 more expected. taught by Mrs P A Tardy in her fourth year. The school previously won a $25 attendance prize from the Chamber of Commerce for perfect attendance at the Fat Stock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville School
Bryan
P. A. Tardy
Tardy
Ohio officer named Brigadier General in October
Made Brigadier General Washington October 2. Col Casper H Conrad Jr of Columbus Ohio has been appointed Brigadier General effective October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Casper “H. Conrad, Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Singing Meet at Tabor Sunday
The Brazos County Singing Convention will be held Sunday at Tabor, per president Jess Hensarling. The all-day event expects a great time with all to bring baskets filled to the handle and dinner served on ground level tablecloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Tabor
Jess Hensarling
Ranchers Review Brazos Stock For Potential Purchase
Burnet and Lampasas ranchers, John Bostick and A C Hengey, inspect the Amon Williams ranch in Bryan to gauge cattle and sheep buying prospects. Bostick predicts Burnet county will vote Democratic in November while Lampasas leans Republican, per Mr Hewgley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bostick
Burnet
A. C. Hengey
Lampases
Bryan
Amon Williams
Two Real Estate Deals Sold in Bryan
In Bryan two property transactions closed. C. G. Parsons sold the Oswalt property at the southwest corner of block 105 a 44 by 60 lot plus a two story frame building to T. S. Woodyard for 14000 dollars. The Parson's building on forty by 100 feet of the north part of lot 5 block 259 a two story brick structure sold to M. J. Fremont for 28000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Oswalt
C. G. Parsons
T. S. Woodyard
Parson’s
M. J. Fremont
Kaplan Fire Caused by Oil Soaked Rags
The city fire department under Assistant Fire Marshal W. J. Head reports the Kaplan store fire early Sunday morning was caused by spontaneous combustion from oil soaked rags, with faulty electric wiring also noted as a factor. The Eagle cited the report in its Monday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Head
Joe Kaplan
Eagle
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Iork
Ors
Will Conrad
Conrad
Morris Williamson
W. H. Darrow
Hugh Looney
The
Grant Lumber Company
Martin
Kazos County Poultry Club
Ross Priddy
Miss Lou Bradfield
Norway
Mrs. Robinson
W. I. McCulloch
Norman Dansby
Mit Dansby
Dansby Company
Bryan, Texas
LIONS
A.M
Woodville
North Main
ED Burks
Brazos
Gerson Bros
Optometry
Payne’s Optical Shop
Masonic Bldg
J. C. Penney Company
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