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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1922

Page

3

Destruction of Cotton Stalks to Combat Boll Weevil

A Texas extension bulletin traces the boll weevil origin and spread from Mexico to Texas, urging early fall destruction of cotton stalks by flat plowing and burying larvae to curb feeding, conserve soil nitrogen, and improve spring planting conditions. It notes heavy weevil impact on green bolls and stresses deep, consistent soil work and cover crops.

T. O. Walton Extension Service A M. College of Texas United States Mexico Central America Rio Grande Brownsville Texas Hopkins East Bureau of Crop United States Department of Agriculture South

Central Texas Free Baptist Association Meeting at Kurten

Special report on the 17th Annual Session of the Central Texas Free Baptist Association held October 5-8 in Kurten Texas with Rev John Swanwick presiding. Ministers and delegates discussed denominational history principles pastor leadership evangelism and the need for greater church work and evangelism next year.

Kurten Texas Central Texas Free Baptist Association Free Baptist Church Joan Swanwick North Zuleh Free Baptist John Swanwick Dv. G. W. Robertson J. J. Tatum J. H. Dowell J. P. Brown J. M. Cook Henry Kurten James Lange Tatum

Diversified farming on Collinsbrook Farms in Texas

Brazos County notes discuss diversification at Collinsbrook Farms in Collin county since 1860. Henry C Barrow uses purebred livestock and crop rotation, while farmer F E Jones moves to Brazos county facing barn expenses and high corn costs. Winter grazing crops like oats rye barley rape urged to curb feed bills and prevent erosion.

Carl Gallagher Collinsbrook Collin County Texas John H Charlotte Collins Henry C Barrow the Collins Texas A. and M. College Collins Young Barlow F. E. Jones Brazos County San Benito Valley Houston J. S Mooring

Local church association pledges greater undertakings

The association gladly committed itself to broader tasks and expressed confidence in its leaders. It pledged support and cooperation across denominational work.

Transportation Meeting in Bryan

A Bryan chamber meeting chaired by W H Cole discussed the College Bryan Interurban Railway and ongoing receivership litigation in Houston Federal Court. Attendees named include F L Henderson, Robert Armstrong, W B Bizzell, F C Bolton, and E McAdams. Two committees were formed to pursue follow up work and report back.

College and Bryan Chamber of Commerce W. H. Cole S. E. Eberstadt F. L. Henderson Cole College Bryan Houston Robert Arm Bryan and College W. B. Bizzell John M. Lawrence H. O. Boatwright J. N. Dulaney E. FL McAdams Higvs Robt. Armstrong E. B. Ta Roche Steeke FL C. Bolton A. M. Waldrop Webb Lee J. Rountree

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Bryan Commercial News Walton A. & M. College Extension Service Gourty L. Benson Grady Kincannon Harvey Grady C. L. Benson Dallas Fair Charlie Nemec Smetana Tilman Jones Reliance Walden Orr Bernard Hill Edge Ezra Bozeman Tabor Laura B. Roten Dallas Annie Cahill Clara Wehrman Emma Kosarek Winnie Harris Nina Mae Moore Sussie Griffin A. W. Buchanan J. M. Williams College Consolidated School Millican Club Prof Hensarling the .Eader Pon Old Alabama Tom Perry John Green Farmer Perry Bryan
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