A and M to Fence and Arch Dairy Area at College Station
College Station Texas October 8 plans at A and M College of Texas include fencing the vacant space between the dairy building and the H T C depot and erecting an arch so the dairy herd can be seen from the rail lines. The college herd comprises Ayrshires Jerseys and Holsteins and new Guernseys and rare cattle are being negotiated for purchase.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Men’s Banquet at First Presbyterian Church
The men of the First Presbyterian church and invited guests will banquet in the Ladies’ parlor at 7 30 p m tonight. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will serve the meal and about one hundred are expected. A brief program of talks and music will conclude the supper.
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First Presbyterian Church
Peters Family Visits Bryan Before Dallas Fair Trip
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Peters of Hum ble visited relatives in Bryan last week. Mrs Peters is the daughter of Mrs. T. P Bovett. The Peters family left Sunday by auto with Mr. and Mrs. Chas La Hatte for a week at the Dallas fair.
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F. A. Peters
Humble
Bryan
Mrs Peters
T. P Bovett
Thedford’s Black-Draught Liver Medicine Endorsed
East Nashville grocer W. N. Parsons lauds Thedford’s Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headache and indigestion. He says he has used it for years and would not be without it, urging others to accept no imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Thedford
W. N. Parsons
Parsons
Thirteen Hundred in Caldwell Klan Parade Violence-free Display
In Caldwell Texas on October 8 more than 800 robed Klansmen led by a U S flag and fiery cross paraded silently followed by 278 robed marchers from nearby towns. Separate reports note Upshaw calling for broad inquiry into secret orders and a Houston American Legion resolution condemning Rev J M Kirwin for disrespect at a flag ceremony linked to the Klan.
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Bryan
Caldwell
Texas
United States
Navasota
Summerville
Brenham
Burleson County
U. S
Will
Washington
Representative Upshaw
Vem
Georgia
Upshaw
Ku Klux Klan
Secret Order
Kirwin
American Legion
Associated Press
Houston
American Legion Post
J. M. Kirwin
la Porte
Edmund N. Riesnr
Rev J J Tatum Returns from Kirbyville Meeting
Rev J J Tatum returned from Kirbyville where he attended an associational Free Baptist church meeting. He reports splendid attendance and much enthusiasm in the church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum
J. J. Tatum
Kirbyville
The
Free Baptist Church
Ava Haswell to Return Home in October News
Miss Ava Haswell reports from California that she plans to arrive home around October 12. She will serve as the princess to the Queen of the Cotton Palace in Waco representing A and M College on October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Haswell
California
Miss Haswell
Cotton Palace
Waco
A & M College
Presbyterian Banquet Celebrates Church Unity and Welcomes New Members
A Friday evening banquet at the Presbyterian Church brought together a large group of men for fellowship and discussion. Pastor Rev. W. N. Sholl served as toastmaster, with speakers including Major L. L. Melnnis and Rev. W. H. Matthews. The event featured floral decor, a formal menu, and a vocal selection ending with Bless Be The Ties That Bind, followed by thanks to new members welcomed into the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Parior OS
Thousand Island
Rey. W. N. Sholl
L. L. Melnnis
Robert Armstrong
L. G. Jones
Law Henderson
W. H. Matthews
W. M. Love
F. D. Fuller
Hal Saunders
Fr. L. Henderson
Elon Stewart
L. L. Stephens
Fred L. Cavitt
G. Wetter
W. I. McCulloch
W. P. Moore
H. C. Seale
Jno
F. Carmichael
Curtis Sidney
F. J. Cole
J. N. Todd
M. P. Dans
Personal Notices From Bryan Daily Today
A flurry of visits and arrivals fills Bryan as Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chaney and daughter Inez stop by, and many locals like A. B. Welch, W. E. Graham and Henry Bowman greet friends. Movements include Mrs. Lawson and Homer heading to Round Up Montana, Rev H C Willis visiting Hearne, and C L Wignall with Paul arriving from Port Arthur.
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C. C. Chaney
Inez
Iola
A. B. Welch
Minter Springs
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
L. M. Halton
Henry Bowman
Gus Bade
Benchly
Bryan
Mesdames M. Francis
A. H. Leideigh
J. O. Morgan
College
E. R. Andrew
Richard Smith
Smetana
W. C. Lawson
Homer
Montana
Prof. Lawson
H. C. Willis
Hearne
J. M. Gordon
C. L. Wignall
Paul
Port Arthur
P. M. Raysor
Walter Holden
Route 1
Eagle Office
J. E. Bullock
Steep Hollow
Raymond Jones
J. T. Maloney
Nannie Rohde
Nannie Williams
A. H. Tucker
O. H. Austin
George Saxon
Reliance
Wynne Lay
Dallas
Tyler Haswell
Austin
W. M. Kelly
Waco
Kelly
Lee J. Roundtree
John Gregg
Brazos Bottom
C. M. Decelia
Steele
Eagle
Dean
E. J. Kyle
A. & M. College
Pearl Hugghins
Kurten
Onah Shaw
Harvey
Jesse and
Jim Hugghins
L. H. White
Houston
John S. Smith
Bob Batton
Cottonwood
John H. McCullough
O. E. Garmmiel
Louisiana
E. Wiese
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the Free Baptist Church
M. S. Edge
Free Baptist Church
Bridge Club
J. B. Barley
M B. Parker
C. B. Campbell
Little Daughter
College Station
Lyle B. Boyder
Wharton
Will Battle
L. H. Tucker
Sallie Cook
C. A. Buchanan
A. W. Stevener
Little Edelweiss
Christian Endeavor District Meeting at Bryan October 28 29 30
The Houston district Christian Endeavor plans a three day convention at First Presbyterian Church Bryan October 28 29 30 with addresses by leaders including Jack Hupperts O L Wilkins and Rev W H Matthews. Delegates from numerous communities will stay in Bryan homes and enjoy social events and an A M College visit while committees seek local cooperation.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Houston
First Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Jack Hupperts
Dallas
O. L. Wilkins
W. H. Matthews
College Station
A. & M. College
Automobiles
Alvin
Arcadia
Barker
Bellaire
Edge
Galveston
Huntsville
Kurton
Oakhurst
Rosenberg
Shepherd
Sugarland
Navasota
Entertainment Committee
T. A. Cloud
Leila Evans
Lella Ewing
Esther Cavitt
Margaret Zuber
Daisy Broglon
Brazos County Farmers Explore Crop Rotation and Markets
Brazos County farmers discuss crop rotation to rebuild depleted soils and boost yields. County Agent Benson plans community meetings after the State Fair to select a progressive farmer to implement rotation with college guidance and free fertilizer, aiming for higher per acre cotton and diversified crops.
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Benson
Brags County
Youngblood
Texas
Brazos County
Dixie Lyceum Bureau Opens at A M College
At Guion Hall on October 17 Miss Emma D. Bee Randle will present interpretative recitals as part of the Dixie Lyceum Bureau program for A and M College and Bryan residents. The eight event series includes Vivian Players J Adam Bode and Lieurance Orchestra among others with dates through April.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College
Dixie Lyceum Bureau
Bryan
Guion Hall
L. G. Jones
Emma D. Bee Randle
Miss Randle
Vivian Players
J. Adam Bode
Fine Arts Co
Giddings and Cole Win 1871 Texas Election Returns
The Galveston News notes in Fifty Years Ago how Giddings and Cole carried the 1871 race for governor over Edmund Davis. It cites county totals from Brazos to Navarro totaling 2,460 in Giddings gains, yielding a net majority of 4,060 after subtracting Clark. Col D C Giddings of Brenham was coerced to Congress from this district.
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Galveston News
Richard Coke
Edmund J. Davis
Giddings
Brazos
Limestone
Montgomery
Bosque
Hill
Navarro
Freestone
Clark
Col
D. C. Giddings
Brenham
Congress
Parent Teachers to Meet at A M Consolidated School
The Parent-Teachers Association of the A. and M. consolidated schools will meet Thursday October 13 at 4 o clock in the school building. All patrons are urged to be present.
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Parent-Teachers Association
A. & M. Consolidated Schools
Extension Service agent to judge at State Fair in Dallas
A. K. Short of the Extension Service department of A. & M. College left for Dallas to judge the Boys' Corn Club products at the State Fair. He was accompanied by his daughter Violet who will visit her sister Margaret at the Dallas Kindergarten Teachers Training school.
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Dallas
John Beard
Edge
Mattie Long
Bryan
Hearne
J. J. Pipkin
R. L. Brown
H. C. Wroten
W. C. Bailey
W. S. Howell
Dallas Fair
Ezra Bormann
Russell Etheridge
Sam Powers
Julian Cobb
Paul Boreskie
Joe Loyd
Eloise Smith
Emma Gandy
Hettie Frances
Benson’s
Ofice
A. L. Smith
A. & M. College Extension Service
S. C. Hoyle
A. & M. College
Texas
Hoyle
J. L. Brock
Brownwood
Synodical
The
Presbyterian Church
Brock
Wil
Mary Josephine
Lonnie Blanchard
Houston
Blanchard
Minnie Nitch
Chas. Ni
Tabor
Julian
Jno
A. Boriskie
Felix Harris
Marlin
J. A. Davis
L. R. Dougherty
J. B. Bagley
College
J. H. McCulloch
Steep Holow
Columbus Risincer
Jacob Bullock
Steep Hollow
T. B. Peyton
Benchley
A. K. Short
Extension Service Department
Violet
Margaret
Ex Students of A. and M. Elect New Officers
The A and M College Club of Brazos county elects new officers led by re elected president W L Stangel and adds C C Braden as 2nd vice president and W Wipprecht as secretary treasurer. President Bizzell outlines push for supporting higher education with targeted legislative taxation. Major L L McInnis announces interest in a constitutional convention to back a dedicated education tax. Will C Hore of Houston invited to speak next month.
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Eagle
W. B. Bizzell
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
Brazos County
L. L. McInnis
Bryan
A. and M. College Club
Mess Hall
W. L. Stangel
F E. E. McAdams
C. C. Braden
W. B. Cook
W. Wipprecht
A. L. Ward
E. J. Kyle
J. Crick
Bizzell
Rountree
Texas
Major McInnis
State Association of Ex-Students
Will C. Hore
Houston
Try Club
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Burley
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Caldwell K.K.K
Christian Endeavor District Meeting
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
C. L. Benson
George P. Edge
Mr. Edge
Fort Worth
South
Panola County
Carthage
Joe Lloyd
Behiame
Yarvey
Guy Tobias
Brazes Bottom
A.&m.lyceum
Giddings and Cole
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