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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1930

Page

12

Republicans Seek Nine Texas Seats in Congress

A nine member Texas Republican slate targets Congress this fall led by Harry Wurzbach in the 8th District and Floyd S. Harry in the 4th. John N. Garner faces Jen G. Watson in a tariff driven race, while Sam Rayburn draws Floyd S. Harry in a battle for the 4th District seat.

Congress Austin Oec Texas Harry Wurzbach Seguin Jen G. Watson Young Federttorney Brownsville John N. Garner Watson Garner Rio Grande Valley Hebbronville Thompsonville Carrizo Springs Floyd Harry Farmersville Sam Rayburn Bonham Claude Hudspeth el Paso Mitchell Walrop del Rio R. Ewing Thomason Thomas A.clarke Hatton W. Ners George Seydler, Sr J. J. Mansfield W ©. Witehey Blican Giles Williams S. E. Fisa Marvin Jones

Brenham Car Crash Injures Several Passengers

Mrs Giddings drove a Packard that overturned on the Burton highway near Brenham injuring herself, D. C. Giddings, E. C. Wehmeyer, and Mrs Arno Navratil. Giddings suffered a broken collar bone and minor wounds while others had slight injuries. Navratil received a head bruise and minor hurts as the party sought care.

D.C. Giddings Packard

Prices Edge Higher for Rails and Industrials in September

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research index shows average prices for rail and industrial stocks rose in the first four weeks of September compared with August close, though the 27 September break pushed many to near year lows. Rails led the gains with one index rising from 111 in mid August to 140 in early September, then easing to 123.75 by late September amid thin trading.

Austin University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Birthday Surprise Honors Eastern Star Mother in Bryan

Mrs. Rosa Stubenrauch longtime chaplain and adopted official mother of Bryan Chapter No. 222 Eastern Star was the honoree of a Monday evening birthday surprise after a regular meeting in the Masonic building. A pink embossed cake with 16 candles, fruit punch, and many gifts awaited her as Oak McKenzie and other members offered wishes for her health and happiness.

Rosa Stubenrauch Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Bryan Chapter Stubenrauch Oak McKenzie

County Clubs Draw For Home Talent Play Contest

Brazoe county rural communities enter a home talent play tournament during the Legion Fair weekend. Drawn placements announced for Thursday night events set to determine entries for the fair programs.

Brazoe County Legion Fair Forlows

Let It Be the High Privilege to Build Rural Civic Pride

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department urges communities to showcase farm and home exhibits. Citing Dr. Seaman Knapp, the article promotes rural pride and the Texas A and M seven point program. It urges coordinated effort, active participation, and careful note taking at the fair to drive progress.

Brazos County America Seaman A. Knapp Texas

Brazos 4 H Club Boy Demonstrates Corn Profit Triumph

Ernest Sample of Tabor wins a Dallas State Fair trip after a one acre corn demonstration under County Agent C L Benson. His costs total 27.65 with 92.05 income and 64.40 net profit, compared to a cotton demo yielding 67.05 net from 41/2 acres, highlighting corn plus fodder and seed as a stronger Brazos county profit path. The report compares labor costs, fertilizer, and market prices, urging diversified farming and soil fertility.

Ernest Sample Tabor Dallas Texas Fair Grounds Ernest CL. Benson Benson Podria Brazos Bottom Bryan Brazos County

Community Tournament Promises Cash Prizes and Exhibit Classes

Friday night events at King’s Highway and Steele’s Store in Kurten and Smetana and Saturday night at Edge and Steep Hollow will award $10 for first and $5 for second prize with funds proposed for royalties on future plays. Rural schools fair exhibits are split by teacher count with prizes of $15, $10, and $5 for first through third in each class, arranged on the Convent’s third floor.

King’s Highway Steele's Store Kurten Smetana Edge Steep Hollow

Former Bryan Pastor Returns to North Zulch Free Baptist

Rev. B. Thompson began his fifth year of pastorial work at the Free Baptist church in North Zulch after a unanimous call. He formerly served in Bryan and aims for a landmark year of growth and activity for Free Baptists in the area.

Bryan North Zulch Free North Zulch B. Thompson The Free Baptist Church Thompson Rev. Thompson

Goose Creek Residents Oppose City Name Change

Goose Creek residents organize as Taxpayers Protective League to oppose renaming the town to Southport. The group will also oppose a charter amendment to raise bonded debt, said I W Gregory, secretary.

Houston Goose Creek Southport Taxpayers Protective League I. W. Gregory

Plan Tomato Crop Meeting Sets 1981 Planting Action

Oct 15 Laredo reports a mass meeting of Jim Hogg county farmers is called for October 31 to decide on planting a large tomato acreage in spring 1981. Also offered for sale are chicken houses hens chicks pullets a bulldog a washing machine and household goods through Rev Hugo Roitsch Kurten Tent.

Laredo Jim Hogg County W.L W. IL Hugo Roitsch Kurten

Baylor and Aggies face off in Southwest Conference opener

Baylor Bears optimistic about a winless target against SMU while Aggies recover from recent losses. Pat Wallace gains attention at Rice under Meagher as Schmidt deploys sophomores against Texas A&M. Owl and Razorback previews frame the weekend clashes with Allen Academy and New York Yankees notes closing the roundup.

Reorganization of Brazos County PTA Council at Bryan court house

At Bryan court house Tuesday afternoon the Brazos County PTA Council re organized for the new year with Mrs A Searcy as county council chair. Reps from numerous schools and rural teachers attended along with Bryan and College Station leaders. The meeting opened with a prayer by H L Durham. Mrs Maxwell of Waco district president and Mrs Leicke state vice president outlined district and state plans. New officers elected include vice chairwoman Mrs Walter Lawless secretary Mrs D B Cofer treasurer Mrs S S Snyder. Current balance was reported as 2.00 and committees on Extension Education Health Recreation Library reported. The council aims to establish a free county library in Brazos County.

Brazos County Parent-Teacher Association Council Court House Bryan A. Searcy P.T. A College Station H IL. Durham Bryan City Albert Buchanan R. KR. Reppert H. L. Durham Dan Russell W. B. Cline

County council urged to push free library plan

Mrs RE Leicke and Mrs Albert Buchanan led a motion urging the 1980 81 county council to continue efforts toward establishing a free county library in cooperation with local clubs and organizations. The plan was carried as PTA leaders spoke on parent teacher work and the value of Christian homes for youth.

RE. O. Leicke Albert Buchanan Searcy Jno. Maxwell Parent-Teacher Association Court House P. A

Unique Exhibit At Brazos Fair Guides Vocational Class

A standout display at the Brazos County Fair in Bryan focuses on the Texas A and M College vocational class. It features instructional booths on feeding for egg production and related agricultural topics, highlighting student efforts and practical demonstrations during October 6 7 8.

Brazos Fair Bryan Texas A. and M. College

Vocational Agriculture Exhibit Showcases Farm Efficiency Ideas

Students training to teach vocational agriculture present a miniature farm home watering system with windmill storage tank kitchen bathroom and septic tank. Poultry dairy and soil improvement displays highlight culling for egg production feeding cost savings milk quality and terrace farming with cost per acre data from the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Brazos County The

Bryan Daily Eagle Want Ad Column Summary

Bryan Daily Eagle ad column lists items for sale and services available. Classifieds include household goods, furniture, tools, vehicles, employment notices, and rental listings. Readers contact sellers through provided phone numbers and addresses in the issue.

Bryan Daily Eagle

College News Notes on Visits and Health Updates

Dean and Mrs. Bolton return from Beaumont on official business. George Fraps Jr and family visit, as Dr. Fraps attends the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists in Washington DC through next week. Multiple campus visitors and lectures continue, plus a Bryan hospital report on Dean Chas. Pur year after a partial stroke. Brazos County A M Mothers Club to meet Friday to plan the state convention on campus October 25. Conner and Jackson to Dallas for the Feed er-Breeder banquet at the Adolphus Hotel Thursday night.

George Fraps Jr G.S. Fraps Fraps Association of Washington, D. C Tonerroy Washington Bryan Brazos County M. Mother's Club F. E. Siesecke A. and M. Mothers Clubs A. B. Conner A. D. Jackson Experiment Station Dallas Adolphus Hotel

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