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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1932

Page

2

Noted Dallas Press Figure Barry Miller Chronicle

A long biographical sketch details Barry Miller of Dallas a three term lieutenant governor candidate tied to the Democratic labor cause. It covers his Confederate family roots, early pages in Congress, Dallas County attorney stint, and vast press career including work at The Dallas News and influence in Belo Corporation papers.

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Huntsville Hosts Barbecue Before Sam Houston Game

Huntsville residents served a large barbecue in Sam Houston park for visiting bands from Texas A and M and Sam Houston State Teachers College plus about 100 Bryan and College Station residents. Tom Ball led the athletic committee with help from Huntsville men.

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Community Demonstration Highlights Komar Pantry Achievements

Visitors toured the Komar home for the Achievement Day program hosted by the Kurten club with Mrs. Jas Lang as president. Mrs. Kumar showcased pantry planning and a balanced diet while Komar’s impressive food reserve and garden yields were detailed, including 1000 quarts of produce and 1800 pounds of dried vegetables.

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Prison case series ends with defendant’s two year sentence

A string of five indictments led to guilty pleas as each case opened before Judge Davis. The defendant received two years in state prison with possible concurrent terms after the judge weighed the age and mercy considerations. Prosecutors and defense counsel debated whether the term should run concurrently.

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Fatal Auto Crash Claims Santone Man Douglas Pille

A San Antonio man Douglas Pille was killed in an automobile accident. His death yearned rapid grief for relatives including Mrs. Geo Tadley and Lucian Ettle family. Ettle, a Bryan native, was among young business men of San Antonio and son of Travelers Hotel owner family. Funeral held in San Antonio Monday.

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Meeting FY YPS Draws Ford Audience

Federation of Young People Societiesheld at First Methodist Church drew a large turnout of older residents. About 80 to 100 attendees joined biweekly meetings, with plans to expand activities and improve Sunday programs. Alvin Adair and Wauconinwualy were elected vice presidents to fill vacancies from Nelson Fuller. Cabinet will meet Monday at First Church to outline winter sports and the afternoon program.

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Autumn Temperature Records and Local Notices

Temperatures showed weekly highs and lows with the coldest midweek and a warming trend into the weekend. Local public notices from Crawford County mention residents fleeing notice and an entry by County Clerk Josn B. McGee.

Crawford Mary Henry Merka Lero rhEt Unty Josn B. McGee Tion Lo Merry

Wemhihastee Contay Special Leach Renovation On Skin

An unusual note describes remedies for facial liver spots and discoloration linked to a weld burn accident. It cites products and methods claiming to renew skin tone and reduce blemishes. The mention includes terms like Roman and Vib as atv agents in the context of skin care guidance.

Roman & Vib Atv

Local Notice on Dredging Contract Obligation

The Valley Dredging Company of Donia Texas and Bryan Texas states it will not assume debts of any character connected with a contract with State Department and underwritten by J D George or Lee Tedford Secretary by written order.

State Department Neilighway Brazos J. D. George Lont Lee Tedford Valley Dredging Company Omicea Dona Texas Bryan Tota

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