Brazos County Club Notes Highlight Fair Visits and Farm News
County Agent C. L. Benson outlines the Dallas Fair showcase of 1000 club boys and girls, praising rural enterprise and future Texas agriculture. Items include Walter Armstrong’s soil work, club meeting delays due to a circus, oats as cover crop, a December poultry show, gopher control efforts, Varisco’s night tractor work, and a trip report from Arthur Haverkorn with lessons on money management.
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C. L. Benson
Dallas
Commonwealth
Empire
Texas
Fair Association
Jimmie Cahill
Smetana
Nevada
Brazos
Arthur Haverkorn
Robertson County Club
Benson
Arthur
Bryan Lions Back Gas Campaign Rallies Support
Bryan Lions club members vote to back a campaign for natural gas for Bryan. Willard Chambers chairs a business district canvass while plans to circulate petitions gain momentum through the chamber of commerce and trades day committee.
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Bryan Lions’ Club
Bryan
W. S. Howell
Willard Chambers
J. Bryan Miller
H.L. Durham
San Jacinto High
Houston
Noah Dansby
Norman Dansby
J. F E. Henson
Harold Sanders
F. D. Fuller
Stephenville
Lions’ Club
N. N. Rosenquest
Eastland
The
Lions of Texas
Dr. Fuller
Bob Armstrong
Miss Stuck
Harry S. Edge
G. L. Crawford
Fred Hale
M. Hassell
M. M. Erskine
Harry L. Durham
W. H. Looney
Bill Wimberly
J. Coulter Smith
A. M. Brock
E. E. Bullock
Ross M. Sherwood
E. A. Lightfoot
Tom G. Suber
Satterwhite Case Scheduled for Friday Trial
The State vs Elwell Satterwhite charged with criminal assault on Angelina Vitopil is set for trial Friday. The hearing was postponed recently due to absence of material witnesses.
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Elwell Satterwhite
Angelina Vitopil
Brazos County Aggie Mothers Club Hosts Social and Meet
Brazos County A and M Mothers Club held a Friday afternoon gathering at the Y M C A. The event featured a social hour, a benefit play that netted 64 dollars for the students loan fund, and plans for subscriptions to a magazine for convalescing A and M hospital boys. New members joined, and delegates were elected to the Parent Teacher Association meeting in Houston.
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Brazos County A
M. Mother’s Club
Bryan
M. College
Mothers
A. and M. Hospital
Connor
Siecke
Parent-Teacher Association
Houston
Neeley
Millican
A. and M. Mothers Club
Walter Wipprecht
Water rights planning meeting draws diverse Texas groups
E H Astin returned from Dallas where representatives from West and East Texas chambers of commerce, river improvement associations, and local boards gathered to plan use of water rights. A special committee led by J A Kemp and Ray Leeman set October 31 in San Antonio to continue talks.
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Dallas
E. H. Astin
Homer D. Wade
Texas Conservation Association
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
Ray Leeman
San Antonio
Mr. Kemp
Mr. Leeman
A. J.wirtz
Seguin
John Middleton
Greenville
Frank Robinson
San Benito
C. L. McCourtney
Brownwood
J. C. Carrington
Cuero
T. 1H. Harbin
Waxahechie
J. E. Starley
Pecos
Leonard Tillotson
Sealy
W. E. Anderson
Byron T. Johnson
Electra
C. E. Clark
Austin
Clarence Wharton
Houston
John Norris
State Board of Water Engineers
C. S. Clark
West Texas Chamber of Commerce and
R. W. Haynie
Abilene
P. C. Coleman
Colorado
R. L. Penick
Stamford
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
John D. Middleton
Nathan Adams
Erett Owens
Bryan
Trinity River Conservation and Reclamation Association
T. H. Harbin
Waxahachie
John J. Simmons
Ireland
Hampton
Fort Worth
W. E. Bidker
E. N. Noyes
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Russell Savage
Harry Sexton
Brownsville
J. M. Abbott Jr
Cameron
Adolph Crenshaw Loses Home by Fire
O. O. Crenshaw of Rock Prairie reported in Bryan that Adolph Sebesta lost his home to a fire.
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Adolph Crenshaw
O. O. Crenshaw
Rock Prairie
Bryan
Adolph Sebesta
Fire Destroys Six Room House With No Casualties
A Monday night blaze, beginning at 9 o clock and of unknown origin, destroyed a six room house and four rental units. Mr Sebesta was away on business in Fort Worth. no one was home when the fire started. Estelle Armstrong Alma Kindt Ima McCulloch win free Dallas Fair trip left today with chaperone Pearl Ellison and coordinator Miss Lacy to join later.
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Sebesta
Fort Worth
Estelle Armstrong
Tabor
Alma Kindt
King’s Highway
Ima McCulloch
Welborn
Dallas Fair
Farm Bureau Has Good Exhibits
John T. Orr of Dallas, president of the Texas Farm Bureau, spoke at the Bell County Farmers' Fair on diversified farming and showcased fourteen farmer made exhibits. Mrs. W. P. Allison of Little River won first place with eighty articles for her live at home booth. Speakers Saturday included R. R. Walker agricultural agent for the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad and E. R. Alexander of Texas A and M College vocational agriculture.
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad
E. R. Alexander
Vocational Agriculture Department
Texas A. and M. College
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Mr. Armstrong
Brazos County
Vella McAlrly
Tabor Club
Club
Vella
Bryan Lions
Frances Boriskie
Beaumont
Aggie Mothers’ Club
Bryan Banks
First National Bank
City National
First State Bank and Trust Company
Chambers-Wilson Motor Co
New York
Bryan, Texas
Farm Bureau
Boy’s Union
Star
Smith & Morgan
J. Gelber & Son
Coats
Just
Daily Eagle
NEW Fall Millinery
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