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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1935

Page

2

Brenham Lions Club Bryan Broncos In 27-7 Tilt

Brenham capitalized on early fumbles to build a 27 point lead and held Bryan to one late score. Bryan mounted a passing attack with 11 completions on 21 attempts led by Beal and Lindsey, while Stallings left the game early with an injury. Brenham’s Pflughaupt Reisner and Andricks scored, Mitchmore added three extra points, and England connected for a Brenham touchdown on a drive spanning the third quarter.

Brenham Bryan Stallings Ede Brenham Muchmore McCall Price Bryant Broncs Capri Bronco Suade Pflughaupt Reisner Mitchere England Anricks Howie Andricks Pryan Mitchmore Bell Broncos Beal Purite Jones Bresham Bryan Price Andricks Herding 2 Bassett Beet Rankin Cole Brakemann Rodded Dbs Coe Routt McCall R.E Weimann Eee Scanlin L.H Muchmore Stallings B.H Nadeene Pisces Pflughaupt Bryan — Batten Ball Vitopil Manning Lake Patranella II Restive McWilliams Trant Lake Patranella Ili Tobias Ralph Lindsey Jack Lindsey Geretka Tarbovtton Penberthy Ohio Wilson Baylor

Stallings Novak Set to Face Temple in Final Preparations

Stallings and Novak are listed to play against Temple despite Stallings injury worsening and Novak still in recovery. The duo's status shapes the matchup as both players push through fitness concerns. Temple awaits as the team aims for a strong showing despite health hurdles.

Stallings Novak Temple

Merka Settles On Baylor After Bryan Bronco Leadership

Milton Merka, captain of the 1934 Bryan Broncos, will enter Baylor University in Waco after a brief stint at A. & M. and time with the Allen Academy Ramblers. Merka, regarded as Central Texas’s top back last year and best defensive man on his team, left Bryan Monday night for Baylor.

Milton Merka Bryan Bronco Baylor University Waco Bryan Allen Academy Ramblers Texas Aggie Baylor Merka Central Texas Broncs Aieciate Poe Abe Tucker

Bryan-Temple game opens district tilts for Broncs

Bryan High meets Temple Wildcats in Temple Friday to start a five game district run. After a setback to Brenham the Broncs aim to show a stronger passing attack led by Oren Beal and期待 returning backs Stallings and Novak. Wildcats, undefeated, loom as district favorites with Jodie Marek and Fred Rodgers handling the rushing attack.

Bryan Bromcos Temple Wildcats Temple Sellewars Cotah Alll Formance Corsicane Tigers Brenham Lions Brenham Sefert Broncos Corsicana Bryan Bronco Oren Beal Novak Stallings Scanlin Broncs Aie Temple the Broncs Jodie Marek Fred Rodgers Wildcats

Wildcat Bronco Tilt Draws Temple and Bryan Fans

Many high school students plan to travel to Temple for the Wildcat Bronco game on Friday night. The team will travel by bus as roads between Bryan and Temple are good. Temple is undefeated in district play and favored to win, while Bryan Broncs hope to upset in the first of five consecutive district tilts.

Bryan-Temple Broncs Wildcats Jeff Davis Houston Highland Park Dallas Austin Corsicans Hillsboro Corsicana Waco Bryan Bellville Conroe Temple

Colts Face New Waverly In Thursday Night Grid

The Colts B squad of Stephen F. Austin high plays New Waverly high Thursday at 7 45 p m on Forrest Field. Last year the Colts beat New Waverly 124 in a close game. In their opener they beat Bremond 24 13 with Odus Lang and Luke Patranella starring in the backfield. Coach Bill Carmichael expects tougher opposition as Bremond was built with many lanadertenae players.

Colts Stephen F. Austin High School Broncos Forrest Field New Waverly High School New Waverly Bremond High School Bremond Odus Lang Luke Patranella John Patranella Bronco Little Four Horsemen Bill Carmichael Lanadertenae

Riding Class Draws Fifty Four Children at A and M College

Fifty four children from Bryan and College attend the Saturday riding class at 9 o clock held at the cavalry stables of Texas A and M College. Major W W R Irvin oversees the program with a list of attendees including Betty Jo Cook Imogene Webb Sarah Smith Catherine Smith Mary Leland Vivian Orr Ruth Williams Jane Washington Mary Hester Harrison Shelton Jane Ann Williams E L Williams Jr Betty Billie Gammon Sam Rhea Gammon Sheila Rode Betty Alfonte Elizabeth McNew Jackie Nutter Paul Mangiesdorf Tom Leland Palmer Orr Jack Miller Katherine Parker Ruth Gordon Margaret Ann Williams Marjorie McMillan Ann Washington Rober Washington William Washington Edith Thomas Helen Thomas Florence Richey Virginia Jones Preston Bolton Cynthia Lancaster Ruth Taubenhaus Connie Marcus Charlie Marcus James Lancaster Dick Gorder Bob Gorder August Lenert Billie a

Bryan and College Cavalry Stables A. and M. College of Texas W.W. R. Irvin Betty Jo Cook Imogene Webb Sarah Smith Catherinne Smith Mary Leland Viviar Orr Ruth Williams Jane Washington Mary Hester Harrison Shelton Jane Ann Williams E. L. Williams, Jr Betty Billie Ga

Cleburne Plans Special Train to Bryan for Oct 18

Cle burne supporters plan a special train to Bryan for the Cleburne Bryan game on October 18. Harold Ratliff notes potential turnout may reach around 500 with several hundred more via car. The Santa Fe offers a hot rate as Cle burne eyes its first district conference test after a 58 0 win over Waxahachie.

Cleburne Bryan T Harold Ratliff Cleburne Times-Review Jackets Ranger Cer Santa Fe Crosicana Corsicana Broncs Yellow Jackets Waxahachie Fricey

Rosicrucians announce discourse and films in Houston

The Rosicrucian order schedules three days of free discourses and motion pictures in Houston. Programs run Wednesday at Texas Dental College auditorium with a talk on Important Rosicrucian Principles and Protoplasm the Beginning of Life. Thursday features a mystical ceremony and Demonstration of the Human Aura. Friday at Taylor School auditorium 1500 Louisiana Street presents Secrets of a Forgotten World followed by The Mystery Schools and The Human Crucible.

Rosicrucian Order Houston Texas Dental College Taylor School Louisiana Street

Marriage Licenses Issued For Four Couples

Charles Silver and Miss Edith Kolar obtained a marriage license. Vince Lero married Miss Liddie Ma eek after securing a license.

Charles Silver Edith Kolar Vince Lero Liddie Maeek

Gold In Dirt And Ocean Water Revealed In Ancient Texts

A historical note explains gold exists widely in rock, ore, sea water, and even ordinary dirt. It cites minute gold content in many ores and warns production costs must exceed value. It also recounts the 1882 Arctic cold spell that decimated tilefish, with numbers suggesting recovery by 1900.

Gulf

Grimes Co Fair Opens Thursday for Three Days

Grimes County Fair opens Thursday at Anderson October 10 and runs through Friday and Saturday with plans for the largest fair yet. The Grimes County Agricultural Association reports expanded exhibits and enlarged buildings to accommodate displays from community groups, 4 H clubs, and open class entries. Burtikell Texas Shows will operate riding devices and carnival attractions. Community leaders and department chairmen include Mrs. Walter Guebert exhibition chair, Mrs. Essie Kennard and Mrs. J. L. Mason for individual exhibits, Marion Brown Thomart for school exhibits, Mrs. Ethel Har Garis for Women’s Home Demonstration, Mrs. Lillian Wickey for 4-H clubs, Mrs. George Siddall for canned goods and textiles, Geo. E. Siddall for open class agriculture, County Agent George Altger for boys 4-H and poultry, and Pinkie Har for the Negro department. Exhibits must be in place by 9:00 a.m. Thursday with owner name and address on each entry. Mr. and Mrs. John Earl Barden and Mrs. E. K. Barden of Sugar Land visited Bryan with relatives.

Anderson Thursay Burtickell Texas Walter Guebert Essie Kennard J. L. Mason Marion Brown Thomart Ethel Har- Garis Lillian Wickey George Siddall J. P. Bradley Geo. E. Siddall George Altger Poultry Department County Poultry Department Pinkie Har Grimes County

Pure Bred Hogs Profit From Feeding Methods

COLLEGE STATION Oct 8 Two LaSalle county farmers proved purebred hogs plus improved feeding raised profits. Both started with 62 head. purebreds fed on sudan grass and peas, mixed hogs on maintenance then full feed. Hogs sold Sept 22 at 9.5c/lb. Purebreds weighed 22 lb avg, total 14,136 lb selling for 1342.92. mixed hogs 12,400 lb selling for 1178. Purebred net profit 1122.25 after feed costs.

College Station LaSalle County John Nagy Sudan

Letos Pyorrhea Remedy Advertised By Dentist

Heal those sore gums and remedy pyorrhea that allegedly affects stomach kidneys and health. Directed use is claimed to save teeth. Dentists recommended it. Druggists offer money back if it fails, Jenkins Drugson v.

Leto Jenkins Drugson

Work Resumed On Buchanan Dam In Llano County

Preliminary work on the Buchanan Dam project on the Colorado River between Llano and Burnet counties began with rehabilitation of equipment and structures. The dam, halted about three years ago after the Insull collapse, is now under the United States Reclamation Bureau and Lower Colorado River Authority. The project, part of a $20 million federal public works loan, aims to complete conservation and flood control efforts on the Colorado River.

Llano Oct Buchanan Dam Colorado River Burnet United States Reclamation Bureau

Dobie Protests History Board's Majority Report

AUSTIN Oct 8 J Frank Dobie minority member of the Centennial historical advisory board directed sharp comment at a majority report recommending ton of 765000 state and federal funds for monuments to Texas heroes and events. He filed a minority report criticizing the 8000000 grand total as unnecessary and accusing communities of joining a national Democratic move to grab funds. The majority proposed 17 statues costing about 14000 each. Dobie questioned the $14000 cap and favored only certain items: Milam Baylor Crockett and Mrs Sam Houston grave monuments plus Fort Parker replica and Huntsville park improvements with reduced Washington Park funding to 5000.

Austin J. Frank Dobie Centennial Historical Advisory Board Texas Dobie Oreek Ll. W. P Paul J. Folk Centennial Commission of Control National Democratic Movement America Sam Houston Jim Bowie Benjamin R. Milam Cameron R. E. B. Baylor Waco Fort Parker Groesbeck State Park Washington Independence Washington Park Sam Sam Houston Park Huntsville

Black cardboard six pi y at Eagle Printing Co

Black cardboard measuring 22 percent inches supplied by Eagle Printing Co.

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