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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1934
Page
3
Local residents share visits across Edge and Normangee areas with relatives and friends. Weekend gatherings include Ed Curik and L V Skubal families hosting and visiting in Wheelock Edge Normangee Bryan and Gause with multiple friends and relatives noted.
Final Texas figures from 181 counties show support for a 1935 corn and hogs adjustment program with 16 343 signers in favor and 1 577 against. A 1936 one contract per farm for grains and livestock shows 13 106 in favor and 4055 opposed. Non signers totals 787 for 1935 and 736 for 1936. opposed counts are 266 and 327 respectively.
Millican pupils returned to school after the weekend to find new seating and a curtain installed. Several residents were noted in town while others traveled to Huntsville for a rodeo. Local visits included the Chinaults and Comens with relatives in Caldwell and Thornton.
Duke and Ayres marks forty years in business with 41 stores, mainly in Texas. The firm began as The Nickel Store in Bowie on October 18, 1894, later became Duke and Teal, then Duke Teal Ayres, and finally Duke & Ayres, Inc. The company was incorporated in January 1907 with H. Z. Duke as president and Newton Ayres later leading as president. The firm has invested in church and charity, paid salaries and taxes, and operates across many Texas towns plus a location in Durrant Oklahoma.
Jeff Davis high school Panthers meet to strike until demands for better medical care and game passes are met. Ernie Matthews named spokesman as eight Houston athletes jailed after gate crash at Sam Houston and North Davis game. Bryan officials expect no change to Friday night matchup.
Normangee Star publisher R A Crawford says cores from a well about one mile north of Normangee drilled by W J Battaile show highly encouraging results at 2500 feet. Houston oil men, T W Brown and C Youngblood of Normangee National Bank observed strong interest. Crawford notes plans to drill on the Mrs Dave Cannon property north of Madisonville and near George where leases have been secured.
Mae Weat of St Louis Missouri states she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. The advertisement urges half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method and offers a money back guarantee.
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