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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
4
Brazos County Fair Preview Stresses Community and Exhibits
The Brazos County Fair opens at Villa Maria Academy grounds with exhibits from 4-H clubs and local firms. Livestock, poultry, and a one act play are planned as youths, clubs, and businesses showcase work and projects. The event aims to unite city and farm communities for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
American Legion
Villa Maria Academy
Ase
Brazos County
Wirls
Bryan
Texas
Valind
Texas Voters Face Five Amendments and Mobilized Opposition
The text discusses Texas voters deciding five amendments and the factions backing or opposing them. It notes organized groups, figures like Ferguson, and calls for turnout to influence the outcome while avoiding overreliance on any single stance. The piece cites educational and political actors and urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ferguson
Texas
Ferguson
Intion
Daily Bible Thought on Walk Worthy of Your Calling
A brief devotional note quoting Ephesians 4 1 urging believers to live in a manner worthy of the vocation they have received. Emphasizes humility gentleness and patience as guiding virtues.
Old Murray Hill and the vanishing blue bloods of New York
From New York Oct 9 a nostalgic column surveys Murray Hill once-fashionable society in decline. It contrasts dignified blue bloods in frock coats with modern raucous culture, noting mansions, town hall lectures, Carnegie concerts, and lingering aristocratic rituals amid urban change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Hill
Murry Hill Hotel
Murry Hill
Central Park
Town Hall
Carnegie
Twenty Five Years Ago in the Bryan Morning Eagle
Highlights from October 9 1905 note John Alexander Dowie leaving El Paso for a Zion Paradise plantation near Tampico Mexico to form a follower colony next year Pat Crowe captured at Butte Montana tied to the 1900 Cudahy kidnapping Mrs J W Lawson moves to Bryan with her three daughters to Texas Woman’s College The Farmers Improvement Society of Texas meets at Shady Grove church with hundreds in attendance Capt A J Searcy of Madison county visits Bryan Dr A L Mondrick called to Millican for professional work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Morning Eagle
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic
Aostolic Church
el Paso
Zion Paradise Plantation
Tampico
Mexico
Dowie
Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Packer
Omaha
Butte
Mont
Rival undertakers clash at Georgetown funeral
In George town British Guiana a funeral for Richard Boston a butcher at 198 Upper Charlotte St Bourda saw two sets of hearses and carriages from rival undertakers robed society members and relatives clash over who would conduct the arrangements The Sons of Consolation Society then had its arrangements honored and the body moved from one coffin to another ending with the Queenstown Stables handling remaining needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Chronicle
Georgetown
British Guiana
Richard Boston
Upper Charlotte St
Bourda
Boston
Sons of Consolation Society
General Undertaking Department
Queenstown
Sympathy and the limits of opportunity in tough times
The piece argues that not all people can attain high salaries despite effort and long hours. It cautions against harsh judgments of those in strained circumstances, noting that some lack the innate capacity or opportunities to advance. It urges fairness and understanding of individual obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg Valley Review
Editorial on lower rates for savings deposits and investor behavior
The piece notes wealthier savers deposit funds in savings accounts while average customers hope to become investors. It explains how investment money lowers market rates and that savings banks still offer about 5 percent in some places. Banks may further reduce rates as officials discuss wider cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Christian Science Monitor
Lions Boost for Boy Scout Work in Bryan Sector
At a Lions Club luncheon Prof. Daniel Russell discussed the essentials of leadership and the group agreed to fund half the cost of a scout master training school for Bryan. The meeting also covered community club reports and an upcoming Atwater Kent audition on KPRC with Miss Mildred Salley, plus the annual Ladies Night planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lions Club
Daniel Russell
Department of Sociology
A. and
M. College of Texas
Russell
E. L. Williams
College
Roy Danforth
C. N. Wyatt
Bryan Nursery and Floral Company
Lions den
Harry L. Durham
W. W. Daup
Lion Durham
D. Snyder
Steele’s
E. R. Bryant
Edge
C. L. Benson
C. A Searcy
Benson
Bryant
Lion W. E. Leverkuhn
American Legion
KPRC
Reward Offered By Varisco For Stolen Property
Varisco a Brazos Valley cotton farmer offers 100 dollars for return of items stolen from his home during a burglary Monday night. The thief entered through a window, taking a pump gun two revolvers a graduation ring Elgin gold watch and clothing. A nearby tenant’s house was also entered with a revolver and clothing taken. Varisco suspects an acquaintance with knowledge of home conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Mrs Ross and son Return as Aunt Improves
Mrs Geo W Ross and her little son Jim Ed have been visiting Camer for several days due to the illness of Mrs John Hayes Ross mother in law. They expect to return to Bryan tomorrow. Mrs Hayes is reported much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Ross
Jim Ed
Cameron
Ross
John Hayes
Bryan
Hayes
Modern Compress Plant Planned for Bryan Area
Directors of Bryan Compress and Warehouse Co announce a new modern compress to be built at the north end of Bryan avenue with a fire proof cotton warehouse already erected last year. About 45000 in new stock will fund construction, with 30000 subscribed at the meeting. The plant will be ready for the 1951 cotton season and the old compress to be abandoned after completion. Officers listed include J Webb Howell president Jno M Lawrence vice president M L Parker secretary H C Boatwright treasurer Ben Priddy manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Compress and Warehouse Company
Bryan Avenue
Compress Company
J. Webb Howell
Jno
Pioneer Woman Caroline Dansby Dies After Long Life
Mrs. Caroline Eliza Dansby aged 85 years 3 months 18 days died at 1 30 am Wednesday at the home of her son Dr George F Lee in Iola where she had lived three years. Born near Selma Alabama June 20 1845 she was married to George W Lee in 1865 and to Durant Dansby in 1894. Survived by two sons Howard Lee and Sam I Lee and Dr Geo F Lee, ten grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from College Avenue Baptist Church Bryan with burial at Steep Hollow cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Eliza Dansby
George F. Lee
Iola
Londnes County
Ala
Selma
Jared E
Amelia Barron
George W. Lee
Howard Lee
Sam I. Lee
Robstown
Geo. F. Lee
Parker Carroll
Milton
Bryan
Hardy
Jessie
Lila
Geo Lee
Johnny French
W. L. McBurnette
Cha Schwarz
Missionary Baptist Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
West 26Th Street
Steep Hollow Cemetery
Holloman
R. Benay
R. L. Brown
W. IS
Robert Armstrong
J. M. Dunn
H. O. Ferguson
J. FE. Boney
H. Blagraves
I¢la
J. H. Hensarling
Geo. B. Hensarling
J M. Williams
A. B. McSwain
J. T. Pate
J. H. Reed
I. M. Cook
T. B. Ma
J. J. Vandiver
J. D. Conlee
J. D. Jones
E. J. Jenkins
M. EK. McCartney
C. A. Searcy
L. O. Wilkerson
Jac. W. Black
W. B. Cline
Tom Yeager
Wellborn
Intend to Marry Notice Filed in Brazos County
Path of Brazos county residents ki Baugess and Melvern Jones filed a notice of intention to marry and an application for a marriage license with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki Baugess
Melvern Jones
Path of
Brazos County
Notic
Unty
Jess B. McGee
Maxwell to Visit Bryan for Par ent-Teacher Council Work
Mrs. Jno W Maxwell of Waco, president of Ninth District Parent Teacher Association, will visit Bryan October 14 for council work and stay with Mrs C A Searcy. Grimes county visitors included Mr and Mrs George Young and children of Cross. Betty Baker of Houston, daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Baker Jr, is spending the week in Bryan with her grandparents on West 24th street. Mr and Mrs William Kelly and daughter Georgia of Caldwell were in Bryan today returning home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. W. Maxwell
Waco
Ninth District
Parent-Teacher Association
Bryan
Parent-Teacher Association County Council
C. A. Searcy
Mrs
George Young
Cross, Grimes County
Betty Baker
Houston
C. L. Baker, Jr
That City
Mrs. C. L. Baker, Sr
West 24Th Street
William Kelly
Litthe
Georgia of
Caldwell
Brazos County Tomato Growers Plan Truck Farming Talk
Farmers in Brazos and Bryan counties will discuss establishing a canning plant and merging the Tomato Growers Association at a courthouse meeting Saturday afternoon October 11. Melons sweet potatoes cucumbers and other truck crops may be profitably grown if marketing facilities are arranged. J D McEnry of Newton Wallace Company will speak in Bryan Thursday October 23 to promote truck growing and marketing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomato Growers’ Association
Bryan
Brazos County
Court House
J. D. McEnry
Newton-Wallace Company
Cotton receipts rise as market moves bales weekly total
Cotton receipts show rapid movement from growers to markets with 5,577 bales weighed at local warehouses this week, up from 2,033 last week and 3,850 the week before. Season total reaches 23,508 bales with Farmers' Union 9,500, Lawrence Warehouse 3,630, Compress 15,076, Eden's Gin 1,758, round bales counted as half bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Lawrence
Compress
Eden's Gin
Bryan to Open Bond Bids for School Plant Financing
The Bryan city commission will receive bids Friday night at 8 o'clock at the city building for a $100 000 public school bond issue. Proceeds will retire warrants for Bowie school plant construction, complete the final section, and fund the new Negro high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bowie
Will Attend Funeral of Late Mrs Dansby
Funeral services are set for 3 o clock this afternoon in Bryan for the late Mrs D M Dansby who died Tuesday night in Lola. Attending from out of town are Dr and Mrs Geo F Lee of Lola Mr and Mrs Sam I Lee and Miss Jessie Lee of Robstown J E Boney of Lola Mr and Mrs P L Barron of Wellborn Mr and Mrs Will Barron of Lola Henry Blavrave of Lola Mr and Mrs Hi Hensarling of Wellborn Mr and Mrs I M Cook and J J Vavider of Steep Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
D. M. Dansby
Lola
Geo. F. Lee
Sam I Lee
Jessie Lee
Robstown
J. E. Boney
Jola
P. L. Barron
Wellborn
Will Barron
Henr Blavrave
Hi. Hensarling
I. M. Cook
J. J. Vadiver
Steep Hollow
Remove Freckles and Discoloration Cream Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Special Bleach to remove freckles liver spots and discolorations by purporting to dissolve impurities in the blood and promises soft white velvety skin with a money back guarantee from Vick druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick
Cabbage plants and Ber onions ready at Coulter Florist
Cabbage plants and Ber onions are now ready for sale at Coulter Florist. Call 672 for availability and pickup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter Florist
Brazos men file intent for marriage license
Roosevelt Hunter and Rut Carter of Brazos filed a notice of intention to marry and an application for a marriage license with County Clerk McGee on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hunter
Rut Carter
Brazos
McGee
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