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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1922

Page

3

Conference in Dallas on boll weevil menace

A Texas conference in Dallas, led by James Z. George, urges immediate plowing under cotton after picking to destroy boll weevil food sources. A general committee is to be formed with broad statewide representation to drive a statewide cotton protection and sanitation program.

Dallas Times-Herald Texas Dallas James Z. George Texas Chamber of Commerce George B. Terrell T. O. Walton Texas A. & M. College Walton Peteet Texas Farm Bureau Federation W. D. Hanter Federal Horticulture Board Lee J. Rountree Bryan C. L. Davis State Department of Education J. H. Johnson Cotton Seed Crushers Oklahoma W. BE. Anderson Louisiana Chambers of Commerce Texas Bankers’ Association Texas Cotton Association

Bryan Cotton Weighed At 14 991 Bales In Bryan

The Brazos County crop nears end as dry weather slows picking. Bryan totals show Farmers Union Warehouse 5 055 bales Parker Warehouse 4 478 bales Eden Gin 271 bales and Bryan Press Co 4 700 bales, totaling 14 991 square and round bales.

Brazos County Bryan Farmers Union Parker Eden Gin Bryan Press Co

Kurten News Items Find Cotton Patches and Social Goings

Farmers near Kurten Texas report most crops in and boll weevils under control while dengue fever scare eases. Residents attend Reliance singing convention. Ed Plagens Arnold Stevener head to West Texas for cotton. Local visits include Metzer at Gurley Plantation and trips to Bryan and Houston.

Eagle Kurten Texas Reliance Julius Plagens Goose Creek Ed Plagens Arnold Stevener West Texas W. M. Metzer Gurley Plantation Jno Sabo Bryan Henry Plagens Houston Kate Blum Hempstead Adolph Opresteny Gus Beyers Marlin Falls County Gus Jap Fred Hahn Clyde Baird Bie Springs Howard County

Rev Delays Coming to Lead Bryan Revival at Methodist Church

Rev Delays arrival from Kansas next Tuesday to conduct revival at the Methodist church with Rev H C Willis beginning Sunday night. Prof Pholbenberg to lead singing. Delays well known in Bryan as a revivalist. Guests Mr and Mrs H E Roethe of Washington DC have returned home after visiting F R Jones family. Community appeal signed by James A Smith and others urging removal of a local menace with state support.

Hub DeLay Kansas Methodist Church H. C. Willis Pholbenberg DeLay Bryan H. E. Roethe Washington, D. C F. R.jones James A. Smith D. W. McMurray McKamy R. F. Crow T. C. Walton Walton Peteet R. C. Dickson J. E. T. Peters

Bryan Hatchery outlines plans to expand operations in Texas

The Bryan Hatchery of Bryan Texas states it will open December first and run through mid June. It reports past year output of 90 000 eggs yielding 50 000 chicks and notes egg prices paid last year were five cents on average with three and seven cents in earlier periods. The firm plans to breed from its own inspected strain with White Leghorns Reds and Rocks and to rear at least 10 000 chicks on shares next year.

R. I Bryan Hatchery Bryan, Texas

Fight boll weevils now to ensure 1923 cotton crop

The article urges Southwest Texas farmers to kill boll weevils in 1922 and plant oats to boost a 1923 cotton yield. It highlights cooperation among farmers, USDA, and clubs, notes weevils die 7 to 10 days without cotton, and stresses deep fall plowing, soil health, and using oats for feed as costs rise next year. It emphasizes the need for action and neighborly effort.

Texas Brazos County Nature U. S. Dept. of Agriculture South

Red Cross Awards Prizes for Babies at Tabor Fair

Brazos County Red Cross Health booth at the Tabor Community Fair distributed health pamphlets and recorded weights and heights of children under 18 months. The top two to nearest perfect weight and height won gold rings: Alex McCallum Jr. of Tabor and Regan Winn Jr. of Edge, each 18 months old.

Brazos County Red Cross Health Department Tabor Red Cross Alex McCallum, Jr Regan Winn, Jr Edge

Poultry Exhibition Talk At Brazos County Meeting

The Brazos County Poultry Association met in Bryan with Vice President Will M. Jones presiding and W. O. Sanders at the desk. Prof. T. J. Conway of A and M College discussed egg grading and marketing based on California standards, showing three grades by weight and size and noting higher returns for graded eggs. He displayed eggs of different grades and urged local poultry raisers to attend monthly Bryan meetings. Superintendent C. E. Jenkins announced details for the annual Brazos County poultry show.

Brazos County Poultry Association Chamber of Commerce Will M. Jones W. O. Sanders T. J. Conway A. & M. College Conway California Brazos County Poultry Association Bryan C. E. Jenkins

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club earns top marks

The Brazos County club contest at the State fair drew nearly fifty entries in corn, cotton, peanuts, and poultry with Edge club, led by Edge member Ruth Alma Dixon and others, scoring high in Leghorns and turkeys. Judges praised poultry quality, urged more fair participation, and promoted fall farming with crop rotation and grazing crops to boost yields.

Dallas Edge Edge Club Mangum Brazos County S. G. White Leghorn Ruth Alma Dixon Millican Nina Mae Moore Ella Blazek Pauline Beard Susie Griffine Edree Belle Moore Rhide Island Reds Eugene Beard Doris House Bernice Rosier Walden Orr Lon George George Leighman Cecil Brinkley Tabor Club Charlie Nemec Smetana Club T. W. George A. K. Short E. C. Martin C. B. Martin F. W. Kazmeier Bryan Hatchery T. J. Conway A. & M. College Conway Kazmeier Brazos Dallas Fair Bryan Dallas Fair Association

Poultry Show Plans Grow in Brazos County

December 6 to 8 will host the largest Brazos County poultry show with talks on exhibition preparation by Mr. Jenkins. Prof. Bryant reported the Robertson County Fair poultry exhibit was a success and will improve next year. Several veterans and county agents were noted as absent or occupied during the long session.

Brazos County Jenkins C. M. Bryant College Robertson County Franklin F. W. Kazemeir Hendrix Conway Carl Wipprecht C. L. Benson A. W. Kinnard George A. Adams R. L. Jones Beacon Mr. Beacon

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Exas Chamber of Commerce Texas A. & Mi. College and Harm Bureau &Ederation Brazos County Boys and Girls Benson S. C Swat Ooff John Matthews Nacogdoches A. H. Lehdigh
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