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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

5

October Achievement Day tours set by Brazos County clubs

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club outlines October Achievement Day tours with meetings at Edge King Highway Steele's Store Peach Creek Prospect through October 6 to 13. The reports feature Mrs D R Price's canning demonstration and Dorothy Sramek 4 H plant progress, plus terracing demos and 4 H club eligibility for Dallas Fair.

Edge W. R. Cross King’s Highway C. L. Novosad Steele's Store Roy Robinson Peach Creek D. R. Price Prospect Steele McDonald Brazos County Dorothy Dorothy Marie Sramek Dallas Luther Wilson Lonnie Bienski Leonard Albina Severa Rye Benson Albina Miss Brown Victory Dutforth Julian Coronia J. C. Lero Bryan Chamber of Commerce The Fair Association

Community Club Meeting at Smetana Falls to Host Bail Duo

A Smetana community club will meet Thursday night October 5 with entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Bail of Bryan. The visit also notes that Mr. and Mrs. Sam Merka and daughter Ellen Louise were in attendance.

Fritz Severn Benchley J. J. Holick Goodson ‘School Smetana School J. E. Watts B. L. Henderson C. Chessher Judye Jenkins Crenshaw John Buchanan Smetana Bail Bryan Sam Merka Ellen Louise

Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative

Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and lower irritation. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is safe for all ages and can help regulate bowels without habit formation.

Dr. Caldwell

Columnist Details Misuse in Relief Bond Campaign

The piece reports relief work controversy with acknowledged fraud and forgery, storekeepers on local committees settling private relief accounts, and the commission backed by him turning into a large propaganda body to push the bond issue amendment, which he aimed to administer.

Texas Bond Issue Debate Critique by Westbrook Testimony

Westbrook testifies that a Relief Association led by Mr Westbrook and allied officials created a large propaganda machine to push a 20 million dollar bond amendment. He argues voters were misled and that newspapers failed to reveal surface facts. The piece calls for legislative action to block issuance.

Relief Association Westbrook Texas

Public Welfare Reform Plan Outlined by Lynch Davidson

Davidson argues for efficient civilian relief using available power without bonds or paid welfare staff. He asserts relief can be provided under controlled distribution and without costly administrative costs.

Lynch Davidson

Funeral Service for Deceased with American Legion Honor

The funeral featured an altar mound of flowers around the casket draped in the American flag and a honor escort from Earl Graham Post 159. Dr. Andrew and Rt. Rev. J. B. Gliessner led prayers, with the service concluding at the city cemetery after three volleys and taps by the post firing squad.

Earl Graham Post No. 159 American Legion Post Andrew Minnie Estill American Legion Post J. B. Gliessner

Pallbearers Named From Local Organizations

Pallbearers selected from Earl Graham post American Legion and Cam eron men include H. T. Downard L. A. Spell W. B. Skelton Ed S. Martin Elon Stuart and John M. Lawrence Jr. as part of the funeral rites.

Earl Graham Post American Legion H. T. Downard L. A. Spell W. B. Skelton Cameron Ed S. Martin Elon Stuart John M. Lawrence Jr

Edge community to host plate supper for school Friday night

The Edge women's club and the Edge School plan a plate supper Friday at 8 pm to raise funds for the school. Mrs. John Payne chairs the club committee with Mrs. M G Cross and Mrs. Bob Parker. Principal M C Hibbetts and teachers assist, with the event tied to Edge Community Night.

Edge John Payne Payne M. G. Cross Bob Parker M .C. Uibbetts Hibbetts

For Sale Concrete Well Curbing and Troughs

Concrete well curing for dug wells priced at 1.00 per foot dig and curb wells 2.00 per foot water troughs 3.00 each flower rings and pig troughs 75c each available at W. E Wade near Mrs Knowles place on College Road.

Knowles College Road

Community gathering invitation in Brazos County

Bryan and Brazos County residents are invited to attend a local community gathering. The event promotes civic engagement and neighborhood connection with attendees expected to share updates and resources.

Bryan and Brazos County

Ward Week Opens at Montgomery Ward Bryan Store

Ward week the great annual selling event for Montgomery Ward opens tomorrow in the Bryan store. Manager R A McDaniel has a prominent role in coordinating catalogs displays and customer promotions for the event.

College shoppers visit Bryan on annual sale day

Mrs. G. Braps and Mrs. F. Thomas of College were among Bryan shoppers at theAnnual sale. A. B. Granger and W. man of College went to Arling yesterday on a business trip.

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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Mrs. Price Club Peach Creek Woman's Home Demonstration Club Mrs. Price’s Pantry Morgan Closs W. F. Munnerlyn Lions Club College Consolidated — School Houston Consolidated C. C. Downs Grant McDonald Wheelock Smetana News People’s Column Globe D. G. Co Edge School Merchar Ben Franklin Jr Caldwell, Texas Lus Stables Firestone Bryan Motor North Main Bryan, Texas
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