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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1928

Page

3

Science and the Nation’s Wealth Profess Dr Walton

Dr Walton argues science fuels half of national income and recounts how public opinion shifts toward scientists. He cites industrial gains from chemistry and agriculture, notes imposters undermine trust, and urges clearer public science communication.

Cience Dr. Walton

Mrs Cole Is Honor guest at birthday luncheon

On Monday October 8 Mrs J N Cole was honored with a midday luncheon at the La Salle Hotel hosted by her daughter Mrs G W Emory. Family members present included Mrs Mattie C Hall Mrs W S Adams San Antonio Mrs W C Johnson Beaumont Mrs Arthur Moore Austin Miss Nell Cole and sons Carl M Cole and Ramsey Cole.

J. N. Cole G. W. Emory la Salle Hotel Mattie C. Hall W. S. Adams San Antonio W. C. Johnson Beaumont Arthur Moore Austin Nell Cole Carl M. Cole Ransome Cole

Brazos-The Eagle Brief Keeps Readers Up to Date

A concise update from Brazos-The Eagle rounds up key local happenings. It highlights notable community events, public notices, and brief items affecting residents, preserving the paper's traditional tone and cadence.

Prizes Planned for Best Essays on Fire Prevention Week

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce voted to offer prizes for the best essays on Fire Prevention Week. A $10 appropriation was approved for the Parent-Teacher Association. Five Brazos county club boys left for the Dallas Fair Camp. Endorsements on solicitations were rejected and various business matters discussed. Present: Eugene Edge, Tyler Haswell, J Webb Howell, W S Howell, John M Lawrence, Oak McKenzie, Mrs Lee J Rountree, M F Vitopil, D L Wilson.

Bryan and Brazos County Dallas Dallas Fair Club E. Eberstadt San Saba Chamber of Commerce Tyler Haswell D. L. Wilson Eugene Edge J. Webb Howell W. S. Howell John M. Lawrence Oak McKenzie Lee J. Rountree M. F. Vitopil

Two Mexican Brothers Drown in Brazos River

Sunday near Coulter plantation two Mexican boys brothers Iladadio Martinez 11 and Geronimo Martinez 14 drowned in the Brazos River while swimming with a crowd of boys. Their bodies were recovered and shipped to Kingsville for a double funeral expected Wednesday morning.

Brazos Coulter Plantation Iladadio Martinez Geronimo Martinez Bryan MecCulloch-Dansby Missouri Pacific Railroad Kingsville

Luther Burbank of Texas Dead

Coleman Texas October 6 H A Hal bert the Luther Burbank of West Texas died without seeing his latest experiment He believed native Spanish walnut trees could be budded to produce fine English walnuts Some trees were budded but results unknown R S Johnson Coleman building contractor displayed a jar of English walnuts grown on a Spanish walnut tree their nuts larger than imports but shells thicker

Coleman H. A. Halbert Luther Burbank West Texas R. S. Johnson

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Perwiss Dent T. O. Walton A. and College New and Social Science Semrs M. College Tebster Union Chambers Diffie Dr. Marr Emical Society Rcal Science R. Bates Presternational Agriculion Sirkes EF. E. Free United States Free Dudley Whitney Leibig Postem Newton Cottrell Texas Eee Mrs. Cole the Eagle American Steam Laundry Main Street D. Mike’s Grocery Store E. F. Parks CO Furniture Bird Department For These Velvet
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