Bryan Tots Score Perfect in School Health Checks
Two Bryan first graders Alice Sue Roman and Olive Mabry Griner scored perfectly on a National PTA round up health exam after thorough screenings conducted by local Parent-Teacher groups. Both children entered Travis School this fall with no vision or hearing defects and full immunization records.
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Parent-Teatcher
Bryan
National
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Sue Roman
W. B. Roman
Olive Mabry Griner
Capt
George W. Griner
Travis School
N. L. McCullough
Hal Haltom
Travis
Bowie
Mount Pleasant
D. C
Tocal
Wives Bought and Sold in the Volga Amid 1404 Notes
Twenty five years ago reports from The Bryan Morning Eagle describe wife sale prices in the Volga region, with maidens valued at $25 and a farmer’s poverty preventing marriage. The item mixes local notices, travel and events, including university games and fair preparations, with society rumors and brief reports.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Unusual son backs foundation for labor peace urged by father
Dr Arthur A en son of the late Thomas E Mitten refuses a $10 000 bequest set to fund a labor capital harmony foundation. He allows the will to stand honoring his father by promoting better relations between capital and labor, a goal the elder Mitten championed in urban transit work.
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Arthur Aen
Thomas E. Mitten
Mitten
Pennsylvania
Philathea Rapid Transit
Harvey Residents Pledge To Stretch $16,000 For Lateral Road
Harvey residents vow to use a $16,000 allotment to build an all weather road between Harvey and Bryan. They will reclaim fences and prepare the route with county officials, aiming to maximize impact from the $250,000 bond program for broader county road improvement.
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Har
Harvey
Bryan
Commun
Coun
Harset
Parade on Main Before Big Game at Forrest Field
Stephen F. Austin high students led by the Allen Academy band will parade Main Street Friday afternoon before the Forrest Field dedication and the game with Port Arthur’s Yellow Jackets. The Pep squad will sell game tickets in the business district Thursday. Port Arthur star Dumesnil, a top back, is highlighted as a key attraction while Deason may miss the lineup.
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Stephen F. Austin
Allen Academy
Main Street
Forrest Field
Yellow Jackets
Port Arthur High School
Athletic Council
Port Arthur
Dumesnil
Allen
Sprott
Deason
Moody Sets Record for Appointing Electives
Governor Moody in Texas named three elective officers within six weeks after deaths and resignations. He filled the late J. T. Robison as General Land Commissioner and Clarence Gilmore as Railroad Commissioner, and replaced Attorney General Claude Pollard who resigned to return to private practice.
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Govyor
Pat M. Neff
Coinmon
Clarence E. Gilmore
Texas
Associated Press
Austin
Moody
J. T. Robison
General Land Office
Clarence FE. Gilmore
Railroad Commission
Claude Pollard
You Are Just As Big As You Think And Do
A Bryan Eagle editorial urges civic spirit and teamwork to grow communities. It challenges readers to act, not just think or talk, noting that big towns need big people who do the work, regardless of occupation. It cites personal responsibility and collective effort as key to progress.
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Sticks
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Dycksten, Inc
The
Bryan Eagle
Bryan Li
Rangoon Governor Urges Thoughtful Criticism at Graduation
In Rangoon Burma the Governor Sir Charles Innis addressed University of Rangoon graduates. He urged readers to think before speaking, value fair and constructive criticism, and acknowledge the difficulty of sound judgment while aiding government improvement.
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Rangoon
Burma
India
Charles Innis
University of Rangoon
Public relations in doubt as press agents enter diplomacy
The article argues that press agents corrupt public opinion by influencing newspapers and governments. It cites William B. Shearer and a naval disarmament conference, suggesting executives keep jobs via propaganda. It notes ongoing Washington probes into lobbying and questions the future of public relations experts.
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Howe
William B. Shearer
Washington
Lies And Holidays Crowd Newspaper Desks In Debate
An editorial commentary criticizes free advertising pitches to editors and calls for a stricter ethical code. It argues holidays clog banks and post offices, mocks protracted celebration trends, and suggests keeping banks open longer for Columbus Day while noting workers lack days off.
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Mexia News
Society For the
Congress
Columbus
America
Temple Telegram Sold to Mayburn In Charge Nov
Temple Daily and Sunday Telegram change hands to Ward Mayburn and his three sons from Telegram Publishing Company Inc. The purchase, about 250000 dollars, will have FE K Williams stay as president and devote time to aviation. Mayborn and sons plan to run the paper with little staff change and take over Nov 1. Frank Mayborn to join, with Don and Theodore advancing after school. Charles W. Ingram is managing editor and J. Lee Werst is advertising manager.
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Temple
Ward
Mayburn
Temple Daily
Sunday Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company, Inc
FE. K. Williams
Temple Papers
Man
Texas
Fort Worth
Houston
Houston Press
Scripps-Howard
Dme
Telegram Publishing Company
Mayborn
Frank Maybourn
Don
University of Pennsylvania
Theodore
University of Texas
Charles W. Ingram
the Telegram
J. Lee Werst
Chinese Students Plan Flying School in China
Nai Kwan Wang and C. M. Hu, Chinese natives now in San Antonio, will enter Brooks Field's primary flying school. After completing the course they intend to return to China to establish a military flying school. Wang is a Nan Kai University graduate and studied engineering at the Ford Institute of Technology in Detroit.
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San Antonio
Nai Kwan Wang
C. M. Hu
China
Brooks Field
Wang
Nan Kai University
Tiensuin
Ford Institute of Technology
Detroit
Survey shows Texas growth from Cow Sow Hen program
The survey finds beef cattle up in 59 counties hogs up in 47 counties and poultry up in 72 counties signaling statewide agricultural growth. It notes dairy expansion nationwide and local gains in cream marketing and cheese making in the South and Texas. It highlights farmer moves from cotton to feeding crops and livestock to raise farm income with Bryan's supplying market access.
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Texas
United States
South
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Mississippi
Jones County
Minnesota
Brazos County
Bryan
Thieves' School Found in Mexican City Raids
Mexican police rounded up a band of robbers and uncovered a school for thieves. The 22 suspects were jailed and records showed exploits and proceeds, with novices trained by so called professors and awarded diplomas after completing the course.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mex
City Commission Adjourned Session At City Hall
The city commission will meet in adjourned session tonight at city hall. Daily Eagle want ads will set those ads and end about your premises.
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Daily Eagle
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Bryan Tots
Volga
Baylor University
Mount Allen Academy
J. H. Allen
Edna Zuber
Mumford
Elizabeth Weedon
J. T. McGlee
Tabor
Robbie Seale
Benchley
Baird
D. J. McDonald
Kurton
Mexico
Portes Gil
Ger
Austin High
Mogody
Temple Telegram
Lindberghs
Panama
Arles Lindbergh
F. H. Ardsemena
Arosemena
Colonel
Central America
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