Golden Wedding Celebrated by Brazos County Couple
Mr and Mrs George Krenek observed their golden wedding at their home three miles from College Station on Sunday. The ceremony was performed by Rev Monor J B Gleissner with 140 guests later sharing a dinner. Gifts included about 75 in gold coins and other keepsakes. The Kreneks, Bohemian natives who settled in Texas in 1867, have long made Brazos County their home. Their six sons and nine grandchildren attended the event.
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S . George Krenek
College Station
Krenek
Orney
John Houston
Will
Bryan
Herman
Irene
Arnold
Amos
Houston
Lilon
Gladys
Hugo
Kenneth
Dorshy Lynn
Juanita
Ernest Ene
Joe Wymola
Yey Krenek
Mrs. Krenek
Bohemia
A and M Students Plan Annual Rodeo in Livestock Pavilion
Junior and senior members of the FE and SIDOIN Club at A and M College prepare for the annual Rodeo to be held November 6 in the animal husbandry pavilion. Proceeds will fund the judging team’s trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. A pageant feature includes a queen and court.
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Yunior
Fe and Sidoin Club
Stu Nie
M. College
al Husbandry
Chicago
John P. Wheeler
Queen of A
Edgar Hudgins
Hungerford
Ter
Joe Richards
New
Allen K. Tolar
H. A. Fitzhugh
Tolar
Marshall Shaw
Carl Bb. Llano
Decora
Harlingen Fair Gives Free Gate Prizes To Win Entries
Harlingen Oct 206 4 the manager T Floore says the fair running Oct 21 29 will award cash prizes and no admission fee. He notes that free gate policies are not unique but many fairs offer money prizes while fairs in the Rio Grande Valley cooperate with exhibits expected to be strong this year.
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Harlingen
T. Floore
Rio Grande Valley
Fay County Record Editor Seeks Congress Seat
L J Sulak editor of the Fay County Record at Grange declares his Vidaey for congressman in one of three seats, with many candidates expected after January first. Mentions Palasso homestead at Pal Sotto Store Texas and contact at B71 Commerce St Marlin Texas P Palasotto.
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L. J. Sulak
Fay County Record
Grange
Congressimaneate
Congression-At-Large
PD. Palsotto
Thele
Texas
Commerce St. Marlin
P. Palasotto
Many Styles in Women's Apparel Mark New Victorian Trend
Designers from Paris and American observers note a plural fashion era with no single trend. Women may choose high collars, long sleeves, waistlines, and straight skirts while hats shed excess feathers. Afternoon and evening styles mix Victorian fullness with modern lines, offering bold yet approachable silhouettes for all occasions.
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Eugenie
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Jsehuts
More Data Found About Residence Bryan in Texas
The report notes little known facts about William Jennings Bryan's residence near Mission in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Dr. John Ashton reveals details in the Valley Farmer fourth anniversary edition. The late John J. Conway helped bring Bryan to the area after his presidential defeats and the Bryans lived on a Mission farm from 1910 to 1912 before moving.
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Mercedes
William Jennings Bryan
Mission
Rio Grande Valley
John Ashton
John J. Conway
Bryan
South Dakota
Eml
Bryans
Bryan Home: Warm Florida Climate Near Capital
The Bryan home near Mission is now owned by Mr and Mrs Owen Council. Mr Bryan impressed locals with his democratic manner and humor. He joked about carrying a shotgun and shooting blackbirds while claiming to protect cabbages.
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Florida
Bryan
Mission
Owen Council
Dr. Ashton
Fifth Annual Exposition opens in Houston October 30
The Scope of the South Texas Exposition grows to statewide reach with the Fifth Annual show in Houston from October 30 to November 5. Expected attendance tops a million as counties near and far bring booths to Sam Houston Hall. W J Wile coordinates commercial displays with major manufacturers, offering reduced railroad fares to draw visitors for ten days of entertainment and education.
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Houston
Texas
W. J. Wile
Mammoth
Sam Houston Hall
Dining room suite leather couch and piano for sale
Local notice lists a dining room suite leather couch and a piano for sale by MRS E J KYLE in College Station. The message provides limited contact details and location.
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Kyle
College Station
Revival Services Begin At First Baptist Church
Revival meetings at the First Baptist Church began Sunday with Rev. Jno lL Whorton preaching two sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The text was Judges 7 21 about each man in his place. Dr R C Campbell of Lubbock will continue preaching tonight at 7 30 and services run daily 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 7:39 p.m. with prayer from 7 to 7:30. Tonight is Deacon's Night and week includes Visitors Night Family Night Men's Bible Class Night and Women's Bible Class Night.
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First Baptist Church
Jno. Ll. Whorton
Whorton
Israel
R. C. Campbell
Lubbock
Bryan
Production in Cotton Goods Through September Boosts Texas Mills
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas cotton mills produced 4,272,000 yards in September, about 5 percent more than last August and 10 percent higher than September last year. Spurred by a shift to heavier goods, cotton used rose 42 percent from August and 27 percent from September 1930. Sales climbed 2 percent over August, totaling 5,025,000 yards, with September sales running about 25 percent above last year. Third quarter sales outpaced production by roughly 3,000,000 yards, while 1930 saw production exceed shipments by 2,300,000 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Atyrust
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Bureau
Cotton Pickers Multiply On South Plains Farms
Levelland residents report widespread use of mechanical cotton pickers due to low prices and picker scarcity. One firm sold 43 one row pickers. two row machines with cleaners are tractor driven. Much of the crop will be gathered with sleds as bolls mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
South Plains
The Eagle Advertises Cash for Clean White Cotton Rags
A local notice announces The Eagle will pay cash for clean white cotton rags, inviting residents to deliver usable textile scraps. The item highlights direct payment and a straightforward disposal solution for old fabric.
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The
Bronchos edge Goose Creek in hard fought 27 to 7 victory
Bryan Bronchos defeated Goose Creek high school 27 to 7 at Forrest Field. Bryan started with a first touchdown after a line rush and extra point, Goose Creek answered, then Bryan dominated with strong defense and aerial plays. Buchanan and Gregg starred for Bryan. Benson and Cummings anchored the line.
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Bryan Bronchos
Goose Creek High School
Forrest Field
Bryan
Goose Creek
Oil Town Eleven
Ganders
Buchanan
Gregg
Benson and Cummings
Summer Weather Broken by Storm and Ten Degree Drop
A late week cold front brought a norther and rain breaking the long stretch of warm weather. Temperatures fell about ten degrees in 24 hours from 93 to 84, with College recording .43 inches of rain on Thursday.
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College
Intend to Marry in Brazos County Notices
Brazos County couples filed intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Saturday. Names listed include Antone Lere and Eva Syzdek, Robert Hunter and Earhine Taylor, Douglas Hall and Vivian Young, Manuel Hewitt and Alice Belton. The Eagle reports sparse additional details.
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Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Antone Lere
Eva Syzdek
Robert Hunter
Earhine Taylor
Douglas Hall
Vivian Young
Manuel Hewitt
Alice Belton
Texas gridster nominated for Rhodes honor
Wilson Elkins UT quarterback and star athlete has been nominated for a Rhodes scholarship. He is one of four University of Texas students named by the committee and serves as president of the student assembly. He is a three letter athlete and member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Austin
Infant Dies. Pistole Family Noted in Sorrow
Mr and Mrs Louie Pistole mourn the death of their infant with many friends expressing condolences the short obituary notes the loss and community sympathy in a small town notice.
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Louie Pistole
Funeral Services Held For Baby In Bryan
Funeral services for the infant were held Sunday at noon and 3 o clock with burial in Bryan City Cemetery. The mother remains critically ill at Bryan Hospital in the days following.
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Bryan City
Bryan Hospital
Murder case dismissed in Webster murder indictment
The case of Louise Minor and Early Hall for the murder of Clarence Webs was dismissed Saturday morning on motion by County Attorney Oak McKenzie. Hall was found guilty in action with Webster and given a five year suspended sentence.
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Louise Minor
Gro
Early Hall
Clarence Webs
Oak McKenzie
Hall
Webster
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