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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1932

Page

3

Bryan Broncs blank Mexia 13 to 0 at Forrest Field

Bryan high school Broncos defeated Mexia Bearcats 13 to 0 in a Friday night game at Forrest Field. Griffin led Bryan with multiple runs and two touchdowns, while Mexia fought hard but could not break through Bryan’s defense. Shelton suffered a severe injury midgame as Bryan built a two-score lead and held on for the win before about 750 spectators.

Griffin Parker Josey Cummings Bryan Broncos Mexia Bearcats Forrest Field Peel Fighting Bearcats McClanahan Wilkin Spencer Shelton Husky Mexia Joe White Merka Godwin White Powers Bowers Smith Atera Sen Igoss Cordre Mixia Radley Carroll Ball Pye Johnson Parker Bwith S. Kr Reid Burgess Penberthy Man McGrill Democrata N. A. Stewart Jefferson C. B. Thompson

Bargain 9x12 Booklets Offered by Bryan Eagle Office

The Bryan Eagle office offers a compact illustrated booklet collection in 9x12 inch size suitable for libraries. Priced at 60 cents, with delivery to the address provided. orders should include name and address clearly. Call or visit the office if more convenient to obtain a copy.

Bryan Eagle

Brazos County Sees Democratic Victory Forecast Across State

Local leaders and observers in Brazos County predict a Roosevelt-Garner win in November. They cite strong nationwide momentum, party shifts in the South and West, and growing support from both Democrats and some Republicans in Texas.

Charles S. Gainer Roosevelt Garner Roosevelt-Garner New York Pennsylvania Hoover California New England W. 8. Higgs Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee Jno M. Lawrence Usal CCST

All Guests Day To Promote Club Work in Brazos

All Guests Day promotes 4-H Pantry Demonstrators events in Brazos county with scheduled times and host names for October. Attendance is encouraged as Achievement Day programs are announced and directions provided. The Gagie offers cash for clean cotton rags.

Brazos Brazos County Broach Tabor Lawrence Komar Kurten G Cc. Hempfling Allenfarm Millican Club P. K. Trant Prospect

For Sale McCormick-Deering Dine Herrow Blades

For sale two four–blade units in very good condition. Also offered is a trained German Shepherd police dog, year old, raised as a watchdog. Price for dog is 12.50. Contact Mrs John J Phillips.

McCormick-Deering Eagle John J. Phillips

Bryan Woman's Club Forms Presidents' Club Members

The Bryan Woman's Club lists charter members of the Mutual Improvement Circle of 1895 and notes that presidents of the club join the Presidents' Club. Retiring president Mrs. B. A. Sims joins the circle as 1931 32 member. Incoming officers for 1932 23 include Mrs. H C Fulgram president and aides J H Conway first vice president E J Fountain second vice president Chas G Wetter secretary R H Seale Jac E Astin treasurer J Webb Howell parliamentarian M Francis critic and J W Hall reporter. Meetings run Wednesdays from October to April with Christmas recess.

Mutual Improvement Circle Bryan Woman's Club C. A. Adams J. J. Adams W. A. Bank T. R. Batte H. O. Boatwright G. M. Brandon Albert J. Buchanan A. B. Carr Bryan Woman’s Club Presidents’ Club Woman’s Club President's Club B. A. Sims H. C. Fulgram J. H. Conway E. J. Fountain Chas. G. Wetter R. H. Seale Jac. E. Astin J. Webb Howell M. Francis J. W. Hall

Grand jury lauds county attorney as docket lists October cases

The grand jury expressed deep appreciation for County Attorney Oak McKenzie with a formal resolution praising his fairness and duty. The criminal docket under Judge Davis outlines trials from October 3 to October 12 including charges of liquor possession, burglary, murder, forgery, and other offenses.

Davis Tony Riena Archie Lightfoot Clarence Murphy Joe Koh Augustine Castro O. B. Worthington Bill Owens Joe Krolczyk Henry Woodard Roden Macey Willie Robinson Mary Robinson J. E. Batten Robi. Batten Herbert William Hollins Wayne Davis H. E. Randolph Ed Zak Jessis Steen Sylvester Steen Howard Mike

Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Fat Loss Four Weeks

Mrs Mae West of St Louis claims to drop from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks by taking Kruschen Salts. The ad urges a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method and promotes purchasing from N A Stewart Drug Co or any drug store with a money back guarantee.

Mae West St. Louis Keusehen N. A. Stewart Drug Co Lexsaly Money Co Ady

Stimulating tonic advertised for midlife vitality

A dubious health ad touts a stimulant claimed to renew energy and improve vitality for middle aged women. It pushes laxative claims and urges readers to try a syrup as a quick fix to feel younger and more energetic.

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