Bryan Chamber endorses stock company for airport site
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce endorsed forming a stock company to finance an airport purchase or lease. F. L. Cavitt was tasked to organize the effort aiming to raise 5 000 to 6 000 dollars and secure a government designated site.
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Bryan
Bryan and
Brazos County
F. L. Cavitt
Travis B. Bryan
Highway Committee
State Highway Commission
J. E. Blair
J. Webb Howell
BE. E. Yeager
W. K. Gibbs
J. S. Caldwell
Oak McKenzie
M. F. Vitopil
A. 5S. McSwain
Cole Hardware Company Sues J B Dunn Over Notes
The Brazos county case between Cole Hardware Company and J B Dunn was settled by agreement. A judgment for about 16 000 was entered against the defendant, with notes totaling around 25 000 underlying the suit. Attorneys for the plaintiff were Henderson Hoyle Armstrong Armstrong. for the defendant Barron Ware Judge Lamar Bethea Woods Tyson of Franklin.
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Cole Hardware Company
J. B. Dunn
Brazos County
Henderson and
Damage suit settled against I G N Railroad Company
Sam Dunlap sued for stock damage and the district court Monday afternoon dismissed the case from the docket after a settlement was reached.
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Sam Dunlap
I. and G. N. Railroad Company
Dipimiss
Cantering prospects and terracing notes for Texas clubs
County agent C L Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Lucy Givens share farm news and club notes. The October Poultry Tribune references a large canning plant in Austin Minnesota and discusses potential canning expansion by major packers. A Tabor meeting organized terrace work and a terracing school is proposed. Governor Holloway gains honorary 4 H status. A Higgs Robinson farm maize sample shows high yield without rain. Club reports are urged for Dallas Fair quotas.
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C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
Poultry Tribune
O. A. Hawke
A. and M. College of Texas
George A. Hormel and Company
Austin
Minn
Hanke
Mr. Hanke
Swift, Armour
Brazos County
Roy Robinson
Higgs-Robinson
Brazos Valley
Women of Bryan to Attend Texas OES Grand Chapter
Mrs. R L Brown district deputy grand matron Mrs Thos Lundin Bryan Chapter No 222 matron and Mrs M R Bentley associate matron plan to attend the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star in San Antonio October 22 to 24 with other Bryan and College Station members likely joining. The Bryan Chapter met Monday night with routine business and a November meeting titled Brothers Night will host Mason members of the Eastern Star as special guests.
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R. L. Brown
Order of the Eastern Star
Thos. Lundin
Bryan
M.R. Bentley
Eastern Star
Texas
San Antonio
College Station
Visitor notes waxworks and zoo highlights in London tour
The writer recalls arriving for a show in a grand house with ventriloquism dancing and tumbling then touring London attractions. They describe Madame Tussaud's Wax Works with hundreds of wax figures including presidents and royals, the Tower of London, and a vivid aquarium display.
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Maram Tussaud
Tower of London
Horned Frog
Madame Tussaud
Lindberg
Dempsey
Pershing
Lord Nelson
Mary Queen of Scots
Napoleon
Bridge Over Brazos to Open on Thanksgiving Day
Sam D. Low, Washington county judge, announced the 350000 Brazos River bridge on Highway 20 between Austin and Houston will open about Thanksgiving Day. A large commemorative celebration will follow. The bridge replaces an intermittent ferry whose operation depended on water levels.
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Austin
Sam D. Low
Washington
Brazos River
Houston
Brazos
Intend To Marry Filed By Four Couples In Albia County
Four couples filed notices of intention to marry and applications for marriage licenses with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday. The pairs listed are Charles E. Hanson and Stella Gwen Cole, Joseph Wells and Madalee Woodards, Benjamin Herrera and Romann Sustana, Johnnie Williams and Elenora Johnson.
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Jess B. McGee
Charles E. Hanson
Stella Gwen Cole
Joseph Wells
Madalee Woodards
Benjamin Herrera
Romann
Sustana
Johnnie “Williams
Elenora Johnson
Oran
Braces
Wedding of Travis PTA Planned at Stephen F. Austin High
A “person with dwarfism Wedding” sponsored by the Travis PTA is planned for Nov 9 at Stephen F. Austin high school auditorium. Three to five year olds will form the wedding party chosen by popular vote with ballots at local stores. top vote getters become bride and maid of honor and groom and best man.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Travis School
Stephen F. Austin High School
Roy Danforth
Travis P.T. T
Martha May Lawrence
Betty Ann McCarthey
Martha Jane Porter
Alice May Brewer
Mary Helen Ball
Deilia Margaret Parker
Sue Bethany
Florine Lenz
Wilma Louise Brayton
Ann Howell
Eugenia Ann Miller
Betty Jo Overt
Jean Burke
Johnnie May Tatum
Florora Fagan
Jewell Nowell
Mary Jane Hemingway
Nell
Louise Wilson
Emma Jean Spell
Mary Worth McKenzie
Billie Burke Johnson
Cecile Gerson
Rosemary Fountain
Mary Francis Yeager
Betty Jo Cook
Adele Griesser
Mary Hester Harrison
Cleota Ann Bullock
Betty Benbow
Beverly Ann Sparks
Alta Lee Bullock
Katherine Royall
Cora Beth Powers
Lamar Curlee
Elie Garrett, Jr
Allan Shire Hall
Jimmie Webster
Bill Chambers
Rawlins Horlicher
Dickey Holmgreen
Farmers to Meet Next Saturday on Tomato Deal
County Agent C L Benson reports a letter from J K McEnery of Alto representing Newton & Wallace tomato shippers in Jacksonville. He plans a farmers meeting next Saturday October 19 to discuss acreage for a new tomato enterprise in Brazos county and urges immediate action.
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C. L. Benson
J. K. McEnery
Alto
Newton & Wallace
Jacksonville
Bryan
Mr. McEnery
Brazos County
McEnery
Benson
Kurten Baptist Women Organize Afternoon Meeting
The Kurten Baptist church plans an organization meeting this afternoon at 3 o clock led by a committee from the Woman's Missionary Society of Bryan College Avenue Baptist Church. Attending officers are Mrs. D D Jolly Mrs T R Nelson Mrs McDuff Simpson and Mrs H L Whitley. It continues the Creath Brazos association extension work among local churches.
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Kurten Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
College Avenue Baptist Church of Bryan
Kurten
D. D. Jolly
T. R. Nelson
McDuff Simpson
H. L. Whitley
Creath-Brazos Baptist Association
Hopeful View Defeats Heridity Theory Yet Encourages Environment
The text contrasts heredity as essentially fatalistic with environment as more inspiring, suggesting a shift toward valuing environmental factors over genetic determinism. It emphasizes optimism about how surroundings can influence outcomes.
Opening up the Ohio River Aids Midwest Transport
The Ohio River navigation system uses movable and permanent dams to keep the river open during high water and create 9 foot depth in low water. Dams, locks, and dredges improve year round navigation, boosting coal cement steel logs and oil transport and potentially matching rail costs with river transport.
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Ohio
Middle West
Panama Canal
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Wheeling
Huntington
Cincinnati
Resignation of Texas State Rep John Heron White
John Her ron White, representative to the Texas legislature from the 124th District, resigns citing reduced income from duties as representative. District Attorney Clem Calhoon announced the resignation in a newspaper statement amid political upheaval after the September 18 assassination of DA John Hughes and martial law declared September 30.
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Associated Press
Borger
John Herron White
Texas
Clem Calhoon
White
John Hughes
Judge Dawson Clarifies Purchase of Liquor Under Prohibition
Former Kentucky attorney general Judge Dawson argues against the idea that buying liquor for personal use without a permit is not illegal. He cites the Volstead Act and Section 6 plus penalties, noting years of liquor cases show buyers do not testify against sellers.
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Dawson
Kentucky
Circuit Court of Appeals
Second District
Philadelphia
Lawson
Governor J Howello to address Texas Fair Association
The General Texas Fair Association announces that former Governor J Howello will address attendees at its upcoming event in Bryan highlighting fair activities and state agricultural progress.
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Houston Post
Bryan
Texas Fair Association
Howello
More Livestock For Texas Farms Now Encouraged
Dallas October 15 Another step forward in encouraging more livestock on Texas farm lands will occur Thursday night after the banquet at the Texas State Fair. The Texas Breeders Feeders Association will hold its first meeting with more than 75 Texas counties expected. E Jackson president of the State Fair of Texas will preside and turn the meeting over to Frank I Holland president of the association. Noted figures from livestock circles will join the program including Mes Poole Mitchell Davis, W Mitchell, and T J Gramlich. The group aims to create a Texas market for calves and backs the Feeder Show and Sale during Beef Cattle Week at the fair Friday auctioning calves to cotton farmers for feed.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Breeders Feeders Association
Ae Fair of
Frank I. Holland
Mes E. Poole
Chicas
Albert K. Mitchell
New Mexico
Themerican Hereford Breeders
J. B. Davis
Pam Worth
W . Mitchell
Marfa
T. J. Gramiich
Lincoln
Nebrask
Midland
Tesrr Holland
Tex i
Mission Workers First Christian Meet on Monday
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church met in three circles on Monday. East Side Circle met at Mrs. Weldon Jones home with 11 members and 8 visitors. a quilt was made and lunch served. West Side Circle gathered at Mrs. G. Adams home with a full day of quilting and a noon luncheon. business session followed. The next gathering is planned with Mrs. F. W. Glenn. The East Side circle hosts the November 2 meeting with Mrs. L. Baker on West 24th Street. Eagle want ads bring results.
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First Christian Church
Bryan
College
East Side
Weldon Jones
E. W. Glenn
A. F.ainsworth
W. L. Dowling
F. W. Glenn
West Side
G. E. Adams
Quilting
Dishman
G. BE. Adame
Jo Dickenson
L. Baker
West 24Th Street
County Court Advances Lateral Road Project For Brazos County
Brazos County Commissioners vote $250000 bonds to fund a lateral road improvement. The record heads to Austin for Attorney General review before sale bids. Judge A S McSwain and commissioners plan four meetings with precinct residents, detailing Harvey Bry an road work and other sections. Demands land for an 80 foot right of way and fence moves, with $16000 already allocated. Meetings set for Edene Tabor Kurten and Reliance communities this week.
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Brazos County
County Commissioners Court
Austin
Hobbitt
A. S. McSwain
Commissioners Court
Harvey
McSwain
Guy Boyett
Harvey-Bryan Road
Emmett Holland
Edene
Methodist Church
Tabor
Kurten
Reliance
Series of Talks By Major Sloan To Troop School
The Troop School for Reserve Officers holds its second meeting in room 7, Military Science building at 7 30 p m Wednesday Oct 16 Major Sloan begins a series on Organization and Tactics covering G H Q through battalion and followed by troop leading problems. The course aims to aid officers of all grades and branches and is valuable for those attending camps next summer.
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Military Science
Sloan
Daily Eagle want ads sell needs and ends about premises
Classified notice indicates the Daily Eagle offers want ads to promote property needs and premises offerings. It emphasizes sale and rental aims and invites readers to place ads to reach potential buyers or tenants.
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Daily Eagle
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