Everybody Ready to Strike and Crying Hard Times
Chicago reports a nationwide railroad strike wave with the I G N of Texas first to walk out on October 22. Officials warn 2.1 million workers could join by November 2 as unemployment soars and inflation bites, with widespread calls for labor action across industries.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
I. & G. N. Railway
Texas
New York
Boston
Russia
Dallas
Texas & Pacific
Texas & Pacific Engineers
Richard Wiesen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Texas & Pacific System
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Burlington
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central Lines
Leonard School Launches Expanded Facilities Plan
Leonard school trustees outline the best session yet with one new room an extra full time teacher and a part time teacher. They plan classroom equipment playground apparatus and beautified grounds. A box supper and gathering with the Bryan Junior Band will be held next Friday inviting patrons and friends.
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Leonard Schoo
Bes
Schoo
Bryan Junio Band
Brazos County Boys Win at Dallas Fair
County Agent C. L. Benson reports Brazos County boys excelled at the Dallas Fair. Paul Boriskie won first in Atlanta go, Norman Harris took third on cotter, and Russell Etheridge third in corn. Hurrah for the Brazos County youths and their promising farming futures.
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C. L. Benson
Dallas
Fagr
Tex
Paul Boriskie
Atanta
Norman Harris
Cotter
Russell Etheridge
Brazos County
Paul Bariskie
College
Atlanta
Georgia
Paul
Fraps Presents Feed Value Study at Washington Meeting
Dr. G. S. Fraps will present an article at the Association of Feed Control Officials meeting in Washington on October 27. The piece is titled The Composition and Feeding Value of Wheat By-Products.
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G. S. Fraps
Association of Feed Control Officials
Washington
Campus Social Club Plans Open Reception at A M College
The Campus Social club of the A M College in College Station Texas outlines plans for its first annual open reception. Mrs W B Bizzell president announced committees for invitations finance decorations program and refreshments. The Y M C A will host the 8 pm event on Friday inviting club members their husbands and bachelor members of the A and M official family to strengthen college community ties.
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College Station
Texas
A. « M. College
W. B. Bizzell
Afernoon
A. Mitchell
F. 3. Clark
C. B Vampbell
R. B. Marsellar
O. W. Silvey
Clab
Time for Co operation in Bryan Eagle policy
The Bryan Eagle pledges to support every man able to contribute to the business community and back institutions serving the general good. The policy urges cooperation rather than criticism and applies to all newspapers in pursuit of communal progress.
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Bryan Eagle
Pecans Cheap At 12 1 2 Cents Per Pound
Get your winter supply while prices are low. C G Walker advertises pecans at 12 1 2 cents per pound and offers contact by phone. Mrs R W Howell and her daughter Miss Jennie June are in Dallas visiting Rev and Mrs Glenn Flynn.
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C. G. Walker
R. W. Howell
Jennie June
Dallas
Glenn Flynn
State fair shows boost Brazos County club work
The Brazos County Boys and Girls Club section praises the State fair exhibits as powerful educational tools for farm life. It notes five hundred club boys and girls visiting, mentions County Agent Benson guiding youth, and urges meetings on crop rotation with free fertilizer for several years. It also cites hog feeding tests with runner peanuts and promotions for stock judging and cash prizes for Truitt club members.
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Dellas Fair
Texas
Benson
Brazos County
Guy Tobias
Russell Etheridge
Joe Lloyd
Julian Cobb
Reliance
Steep Hollow
Harvey
Local Demonstration Rolls Out New Polishing Machine
Supt. P. P. Cooper of the Automatic Home Polishing Co. travels to Shreveport Louisiana with the latest model for a demonstration. Mr. C. A. Harris plans to leave for Shreveport the following day.
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P. P. Cooper
Automatchoe Polishing Co
Shreveport
C. A. Harris
Marriage Licenses For Brazos County
Brazos County issued marriage licenses in the latest report from the county clerk A. S. McSwain. The list includes Jesse Thompson with Henrietta Turner, Jose Rodrigues with Guadalupe Contess, Samuel S. Paschal with Lena Blackwell, Philip Stoffler with Dora Denina, Arthur Lang with Mae Brewer, John A. Moore with Rosa Hebert, Jimmie Johnson with Ada Davis, Frank P. Martin with Madonnie L. Ball, Henry Williams with Jessie May James, John H. Simmons with Tressie Penson, Manuel Hernandez with Delfina Rasbolz, John Harris with Clara J. Lewis, Aquilla Mendina with Bibian Lopez, James Gay with Sallie Maxie, Zellie King with Jamie Rhodes, Henry Ratliff with Evelin Thomas, Walter Carter with Willie McRae, Dennis Moore with Itella Hornesberry, Paul Kurtz with Johanna Wiese, and John H. Jones with Almeter Jenkins.
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Brazos County
A. S. McSwain
Jesse Thompson
Henrietta Turner
Jose Rodrigues
Guadalupe Contess
Samuel S. Paschal
Lena Blackwell
Philip Stoffler
Dora Denina
Arthur Lang
Mae Brewer
John A. Moore
Rosa Hebert
Jimmie Johnson
Ada Davis
Frank P. Martin
Madonnie L. Ball
Henry Williams
Jessie May James
John H. Simmons
Tressie Penson
Manuel Hernandez
Delfina Rasbolz
John Harris
Clara J. Lewis
Aquilla Mendina
Bibian Lopez
James Gay
Sallie Maxie
Zellie King
Jamie Rhodes
Henry Ratliff
Evelin Thomas
Walter Carter
Willie McRae
Dennis Moore
Itella Hornesberry
Paul Kurtz
Johanna Wiese
John H. Jones
Almeter Jenkins
Central Baptist Association elects new officers at Easterly
Dr John A Held pastor of First Baptist of Pryan reports on the association meeting in Easterly Robertson county. The group includes Brazos and Robertson counties with nineteen Baptist institutions, twenty two Sunday schools and over 10000 members. Officers elected are C B Carter moderator Rev C E Bullock clerk C F Drury treasurer Dr John A Held corresponding secretary. Missionary evangelist Rev J J Pipkin and educational secretary Rev M S Cunningham were appointed. Bryan attendees included Dr and Mrs Held and several Bryan ministers and laypeople.
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John A. Held
First Baptist Church
Central Baptist Association
Robertson County
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Franklin
C. E. Bullock
Hearne
C. F. Drury
Calvert
Pryan
Pey
J. J. Pinkin
Bryan
M. S. Cunningham
M. 1D. Jolly
W. S. Howell
Webb Howell
T. R. Batte
W. C. Fountain
FE. H. P. Bain
J. J. Pipkin
Frank Merka
Louis Merka
Wm. Tharra
Outhouse Fire at Allen Academy Damages Small Unit
A small outhouse burned at Allen Academy on Sunday afternoon. The damage was minor and the cause remains unknown.
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Allen Academy
Quarter Century Search Rewarded
Mrs. Ida Pickett of 274 Division St Buffalo N Y says Tanlac relieved her long 25 year indigestion ordeal and she now enjoys health better than in 30 years. Many on verge of despair have taken Tanlac and recovered. Tanlac sold in Bryan by N A Wiewart and leading druggists.
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Ida Pickett
Division
Buffalo
N. Y
Tanlac
Bryan
N. A. Wiewart
Adv
Bryan social notes feature visits and travels to fairs
Mr and Mrs F A Peters of Humble visited Bryan guests Mr and Mrs T P Boyett after attending the Dallas Fair. Numerous locals and visitors from Houston Madisonville Elgin Wellborn Nava sopat Port Arthur and Dallas appear with kinships and travel, including students at Allen Academy and A M College.
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F. A. Peters
Humble
T. P. Boyett
Dallas
W. E. Foster
Houston
Ursuline Avenue
G. H. Stevens
J. C. McNair
Estelle Stevens
Thelma McNair
Madisonville
Bryan
Stevens
McNair
Iris
R. M. Gordon
Robert
W. E. Saunders
Will English
English
Will Poindexter
George Chance
San Angelo
M. P. Walker
J. H Walker
Austin
Hamilton S. Walker
Naomi Beck
D. Secates
A. &I. College
W. B. Eidson
J. T. Harrod
Wellborn
J. FE. Covey
M. L. Parker
Marlin
C. W. Webb
Elgin
Wallace
Allen Academy
Chas. Dixon
Galveston
Charles
Mazie Currie
N. B. Tucker
Navasot
L. H. Tucker
Currie
Felix
Monte
A. & M. College
Joe
Frank Merka
Benchier
Pryan
Death of Mr. Gandy Prompts Brother to Attend Funeral
Telegram announced the death of J. D. Gandy's brother in Thornton. E. Gandy left by noon train to attend the funeral in Thornton, detailing the family’s response to the loss.
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MR. Gandy
J. D. Gandy
Thornton
E. Gandy
Blaze at Dixie Theatre Fire Destroys Film Reel
A film reel at the Dixie Theatre caught fire Saturday night around 9. The alarm was sounded but firemen arrived after the blaze was out. About 400 feet of film burned creating smoke and an orderly exit by the audience. Mr and Mrs W R Fairman were present when the reel exploded. Andrew Scardina operated the reel. Minimal damage and quick calm followed.
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Dixie Theatre
W. R. Fairman
The
Dixie
Andrew Scardina
Texas A and M Prepares Cross Country Team for Southwestern Honors
Texas A and M has formed a cross country squad coached by B D Snyder. About twenty men train on campus with aims to win conference honors at the Thanksgiving meet on the college grounds. Plans include a possible dual meet with Arizona or Oklahoma during October, ending the five mile course on the football diamond.
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College Station
Texas
Texas +A. & M
Southwestern
A. & M. College of Texas
University of Texas
Texas A. & M
D. Snyder
Iowa State College
Snyder
Ames
Iowa State
Texas A. & M.university of Arizona
D. X. Bible
Inter
College Srort
Rainine
Kurten Community Notes from Kurten Texas
Farmers near harvest lingering hope for rain. Many residents visit relatives in North Zulch and Edge. Local marriages include Arthur Lang and Mae Bryan and John Merka Jr. and Rosa Herbert. Several families travel to Bryan Waco Hempstead Franklin and Bry an for visits and business.
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Kurten
Texas
Otto Seeman
Clara Plagens
Hilda Seeman
Dave Metzer
North Zulch
Madison County
Burnadetta Fridel
Snook
Burleson County
T. L. Tobias
Franklin
John Sabo
Philip Endlers
Edge
Gussie Endler
Arthur Lang
Mae Bryan
Bryan
John Merka, Jr
Rosa Herbert Neer
Joe Herbert
John Merka
Mary
Francis Sedlechick
Rye
Louise Manthie
Gonn Gurley
Central Texas Baptist elects new officers at Easterly meeting
At the quarterly Central Texas Baptist meeting in Easterly on October 18, officers were elected for the coming year. Elected: Mrs. D. D. Jolly of Bryan as president, Mrs. G. W. Gresenbeck of Hearne as first vice president, Mrs. George F. Leg Wellborn as second vice president, Mrs. Lynn Oliver of Hearne as recording secretary, Mrs. Webb Howell of Bryan as corresponding secretary treasurer. Mrs. Will S. Howell, former association president, was chosen president of the Woman's Missionary Union in the Central Texas district.
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Central Texas Baptist Association
D. D. Jolly
Bryan
G. W. Gresenbeck
Hearne
George F. Leg Wellborn
Lynn Oliver
Webb Howell
Will S. Howell
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Dan E. Lydick
Fort Worth
J. C. Kernale
M. E. Hays
Capt. Fitzgerald
Travis B. Bryan
Charles A. Felker
Maxey Wicks
Dr. Miles
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
Southern Ruralist
Alabama Experiment Station
Park Thompson
Goshen
Thompson
Truitt Cotton Club
F. W. Kazmeier
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Henry Ford & Son
Chambers- Wilson
D. D. White
Dora Wilson
Elizabeth
Port Arthur
Gabe Carell
Mineral Wells
San Antonio
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A. K. Short
W. R. Foster
T. K. Lawrence
Baton Rouge
Aggies
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Novett
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