Republicans Seek Nine Texas Seats in Congress November
Nine Texas Republicans, including Rep. Harry Wurzbach of Seguin, announce bids for Congress in November. Floyd S. Harry fights Democrat Sam Rayburn in the Fourth District while others target John Garner and Claude Hudspeth seats. A mix of campaigns, itineraries, and party leadership moves color the Texas GOP effort.
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Congress
Austin
Texas
Rejean
Harry Wurzbach
Seguin
Jen G. Watson
Federttorney
Brownsville
John N. Garner
Watson
Garner
Rio Grande Valley
Hebbrowville
Thompsonville
Carrizo Springs
Floyd
Harry
Farmersville
Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Claude Hudspeth
el Paso
Mitchell Walop
del Rio
R. Ewing Thomason
Thomas A.clarke
Hatton W. Ners
George Seydler
J. J. Mansfield
W ©. Witehey
Blican
Hh Williams
Brenham Residents Hurt In Car Crash On Burton Highway
D C Giddings suffers a broken collar bone and minor injuries after a Packard sedan driven by Mrs. Giddings overturns near Brenham when steering failed. Others ride with minor hurts including E C Wehmeyer with a cut artery in the left arm. Mrs. Navratil and Mrs. Bauner also injured. all receiving care at home or hospital.
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D.C. Giddings
Packard
Stock Averages Edge Up Before September Break
Average price of rail and industrial stocks in the University of Texas index rose through the four weeks of September, ending higher than August. Rail gains were notable though trading was light, with copper and oil groups posting losses while others advanced. overall volume increased for industrials. The September 27 plunge pulled many names to near-year lows.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Rosa Stubenrauch by Bryan Chapter
Mrs Rosa Stubenrauch longtime chaplain and official mother of Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of the Eastern Star was surprised after a Monday meeting in the Masonic building. Chapter members displayed a pink embossed birthday cake with 16 candles and many gifts as Hon Oak McKenzie voiced sisterly affection and well wishes for her health and happiness.
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Rosa Stubenrauch
Bryan
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Bryan Chapter
Stubenrauch
Oak McKenzie
County Fair Contest Draws Clubs for Home Talent Play
Brazos county rural communities stage the Legion Fair weekend program with a drawing to assign places in the home talent play tournament. Thursday night activities determined entry positions for participating communities.
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Brazos County
Legion Fair
Brazos County Farm Exhibit Spirit Urged by Extension Leaders
Brazos County notes from County Agent C L Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Lucy Givens encourage communities to showcase farm and home exhibits. They cite Dr Sea man A Knapp on rural and civic pride and urge adherence to the A and M farm program. Attendees should observe exhibit quality, ask questions, and stay engaged to drive progress.
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Brazos County
Ted
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
America
Seaman A. Knapp
Brazos 4-H Boy Wins State Fair Trip by Demonstration
Ernest Sample of Brazos County earned a trip to the Dallas State Fair for a corn demonstration. His cost of production and returns contrast with a cotton demonstrator, showing corn underlines higher profit potential and livestock feed value versus cotton under current prices. County Agent CL Benson notes both youths learned durable farming lessons applicable to broader Texas agriculture.
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Brazos
Ernest Sample
Tabor
Dallas
Texas
Fair Grounds
Ernest
CL. Benson
Benson
iIt
Brazos Bottom
Beach
Bryan
Brazos County
Former Bryan Pastor Calls To North Zulch Free Baptist Church
Rev. Thompson, formerly of Bryan, was unanimously called to lead the North Zulch Free Baptist Church for a fifth year. He expresses enthusiasm for the coming year and predicts great work for Free Baptists in the area.
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Bryan
North Zulch Free
North Zui
Ee Thompson
The
Free Baptist Church
Thompson
Rev. Thompson
Baylor vs SMU and Aggies tilt eyed as season opens
The piece previews Baylor's tough talk vs SMU and the Southwest Conference opener at College Station. It notes Aggies' improving health after recent defeats, predicts a strong showing by Texas A&M with Pat Wallace catching attention at Rice, and mentions coach Francis Schmidt plans to start sophomores against the Aggies.
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Jack Meagher
Rice
Pat Wallace
Pat
Joel Hunt
Marshall
Station
Siki Sykes
Blinn
Bulldogs
Wallace
Eagher
Allace
Owls Prepared for Opening Conference Battle at Fayetteville
The Fayettesville Owls face a tough opening conference game with Allen Academy and Sam Houston Reserves in scrimmages as Coach Wilson unveils a clocktic new play style. Yankees name Joc McCarthy as manager Col Ruppert praises the hire. Arkansas Razorbacks prepare for the Owl invasion while Parker's team resumessecret practice ahead of Saturday’s tilt.
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Allen Academy
Sam Houston
Wilson
Yankees
Joc McCarthy
Col. Ruppert
McCarthy
Chicago
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Parkers
P. T. A. Reorganizes Brazos County Council for New Year
At Bryan court house Tuesday Mrs. C A Searcy was named official county council chairperson with Mrs. Walter Lawless as vice chair, D B Cofer as secretary and S D Snyder as treasurer. Officers and committees reviewed last year’s balance and set aims including establishing a free county library in Brazos.
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Brazos County
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Court House
Bryan
C. A. Searcy
P.T. A
College Station
Pease “Py
H., lL,ytham
C A. Searcy
Maxwell
Walter Lawless
Kurten
D. B. Cofer
D. Snyder
Union Hill
Searcy
Albert Brehanan
R. R. Reppert
Council
Albert Buchanan
H. Ll. Durham
Dan Russell
W. B. Cline
Community theater tour offers cash prizes and school exhibits
The schedule lists King’s Highway and Steele’s Store on Friday, Kurten and Smetana on Saturday, Edge and Steep Hollow on Saturday night with $10 first prize and $5 second prize to be awarded at tour end. The judging panel suggests winners use the money to pay royalties for future community plays. Rural schools exhibiting at the fair are split by size with three or fewer teachers and more than three teachers, offering $15 first, $10 second, and $5 third in each division. Exhibits will be set on the Convent’s third floor.
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King’s Highway
Steele’s Store
Kurten
Smetana
Edge
Steep Hollow
Goose Creek Residents Oppose Name Change to Southport
Goose Creek residents form the Taxpayers Protective League to oppose renaming Goose Creek to Southport and to fight a charter amendment allowing higher bonded debt. I W Gregory is secretary of the group.
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Houston
Goose Creek
Southport
Taxpayers Protective League
I. W. Gregory
Farmers plan tomato crop expansion in Jim Hogg County
A mass meeting of Jim Hogg county farmers is set for October 31 to decide on planting a large tomato acreage in the spring of 1931.
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Laredo
Jim Hogg County
For Sale Local Poultry and Household Goods Notice
For sale two portable chicken houses about 50 White Leghorn hens around 200 chicks seven weeks WL 15 WL pullets three months one real Bulldog one motor washing machine household goods etc Rev Hugo Roitsch Kurten Texas
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W.L
W. L
Hugo Roitsch
Kurten
Texas
County Council Seeks Free Library Support 1940-41
Mrs. BE Leicke moved with Mrs. Albert Buchanan seconding to press on with establishing a free county library aided by local clubs and organizations. Mrs. Searcy outlined plans for state county council work. Mrs. Maxwell praised the Parent Teacher Association and urged Christian home life as key to better children and fewer penitentiaries. Refreshments followed on the court house lawn hosted by three PTA groups.
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BE. O. Leicke
Albert Buchanan
County Council
Searcy
P T. A. Council
Jno. Maxwell
Court House
Unique Exhibit By College Men At Brazos For Fair
A Braz County Fair feature at Bryan showcases a unique exhibit by Texas A and M College students. The vocational class presents instructional booths on feeding for egg production and related topics during October 6, 17, and 18.
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Brazos
Braz
Bryan
Texas A. and M. College
Agricultural exhibits showcase farm efficiency and soil care
A series of exhibits by vocational agriculture students features a miniature farm home watering system with a windmill and tanks, plus poultry culling and feeding for egg production. Dairying stresses better milk through improved feeding, and soil improvement shows fertilizer use with terraces costs in Brazos county based on Texas Agricultural Experiment Station data.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Brazos County
The
Bryan Daily Eagle Ad Column Sells Local Article
An ad in the Bryan Daily Eagle Want Ad Column promotes selling a specific local article. The notice emphasizes quick sale and targeted buyers in the Bryan area, leveraging the paper’s classifieds reach. No names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Bryan Daily Eagle
College News Notes and Alumni Visits
Dean and Mrs. Bolton return from Beaumont on official business. Fraps family visit with Dr. Fraps expanding the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists in Washington. Extension Club events and lectures led by Mary Anna Grimes and Mrs. Rode. Visits to Prairie View and Dallas Fair noted, plus hospital update on Dean Puryear. Brazos County A and M Mothers Club plans campus meeting for October 25 and state convention. Director Conner and Jackson to Dallas for the Feeders Breeder banquet.
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George Fraps Jr
Gee. Fraps
Ming N. F. Rede
Extension Service Club
College Park
Rode Sanense
Jas. Ros
Mary Anna Grimes
Brazos County
A. and M. Mother's Club
F. EB. Glovers
A. and M. Mothers Clubs
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Carl C. Hardin
Nville
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Edgar A. Witt
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Fayettville
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College News
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Beaumont
Dean Bolton
George Long
Knox Walker
Prairie View
Luther Jones
Waco
Fred Brock
Angleton
Guy Adriance
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Adriance
Dean Chas
Norman “Anderson
Texas Synod of the Presbyterian Church U. S
Big Springs
Ed Brewster
Mexico City
W. H. Thomas
Brewster
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D. W. Spence
A. B. Conner
A. 1D. Jackson
Experiment Station
Adolphus Hotel
Imontgomery Ward & CO
Bryan Street
Denen
Bryan, Texas
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