Aggies Prepare For Baylor Clash At Kyle Field
Texas A and M faces Baylor in a first 1926 meeting at College Station as both teams ride hopeful dark horse status. Weight comparisons show Baylor slight size edge but Aggies edge in backfield weight, with coaches Hunt and Holmes linking to 1926 squad memories.
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College Station
Qeot
Aggie
Baylor University Bears
Kyle Field
Aggies
Baylor
A. & M. James
Malone
L. E.R. E. Norton
Moulden
Binhee Ewing
Christian
L. G.-R. G. Runnels
Rudder
GG Bean
Guseman
L. G
Baylor Bears
Joel Hunt
J. G
Klepto) Holmes
Aggie Cadet Corps
Sweet Potato Hawaii Bake and Mash Refilling Dish
Bake large round sweet potatoes until soft, cut in half, scoop and mash the insides. Mix with butter milk and 1 2 cup shredded cheese, season, refill skins and bake until brown at 450 F.
Bronchos Face Sam Houston High Friday Night
The Bryan Bronchos travel to For rest Field to meet Sam Houston high in the league’s second game. The series tied three times with scores 85 to 0 Bryan winning 1921 and 12 12 in 1924, Houston 12 to 7 that year. Cargill is a standout half back and the Bryan squad is expected to deliver strong play. Houston arrives with a special train load of gooters and solid support.
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Bryan Bronchos
Sam Houston
Forrest Field
Ryan
Houston
Cargill
Bryan
Man Magic Wants Ad Sell It With Urgency
A bold classified plea seeks a dynamic man to fill a versatile role. Immediate start offered with appealing compensation and growth potential. Apply now to join a fast moving team and showcase sales and outreach skills.
Lubbock Pastor Delivers First Sermon in City Revival
Dr. S. Campbell pastor of First Baptist Church of Lubbock, arrived in Bryan to lead revival meetings at the First Baptist Church. He preached a 7:30 p.m. sermon on the gospel as the power of God unto salvation, asserting its supremacy over historic messages. Evening services continue daily at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with 7 p.m. prayer meetings and special sessions led by church members.
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2. S. Campbell
First Baptist Church
Lubbock
Bryan
Dr. Campbell
Jesus Christ
God
Campbell
H. O. Boatwright
C. A. Buchanan
Travis B. Bryan
Texas Leaders For Democratic Victory Funds
John W. Davis of New York is general chairman and John H. Fahey of Massachusetts leads the executive committee. Texas delegates include Jed C. Adams Clara Driscol W. O. Hugging and others such as Governor Ross D. Sterling and Mrs. W. P. Hobby among listed Texas names and cities Dallas Corpus Christi Houston Austin San Antonio El Paso Amarillo Sherman Paris Longview.
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John W. Davis
New York
Democratic Victory Funds
John H. Fahey
Massachusetts
Texas
Jed C. Adams
Dallas
Robert L. Holliday
el Paso
R. F. Lindsay
Mr. Pleasant
P. V. Pennybacker
Austin
Ross D. Sterling
J. M. West
Houston
Clinton G. Brown
San Antonio
A. 8. Burleson
Joseph W. Evans
W .P. Hobby
Flouston
S. A. L. Morgan
Road barriers removed on Midland oil field route
Grimes county commissioners court purchased the disputed right of way on the Midland to Hobbs oil field road via Seminole. The road is reported in good condition throughout. Mr and Mrs B ls Yeager of Wellborn were Bryan shoppers today.
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Midland
Hobbs
Seminole
Grimes County Commissioners Court
Mrs. B. ‘Ls Yeager of
Wellborn
Bryan
Unemployment Census Discussed by Brazos Chamber Directors
Brazos county and Bryan officials plan a census of job seekers with forms to register needs at the chamber offices. F L Henderson urged cooperation among organizations and governments to provide employment and mail lists to aid officials after the census.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Bryan and Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Henderson
Henderson
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Waco
Cameron
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
George Buchanan
Marlin Chamber of Commerce
Highway Committee
East Texas
Dallas
H. H. Williamson
Agricultural Committee
W. R. McCullough
Robertson
Madison
W. C. Mitchell
Ben Milam
Houston
George A. Adams
Travis B. Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
W. J. Coulter
W. K. Gibbs
W. F. Gelber
Tyler Haswell
A. S. McSwain
M. L. Parker
Lee J. Rountree
J. FE. Stanford
FH. H. Williamson
Carnival On The Way On 32-Car Train To Legion Grounds
Beckmann and Gerety's Shows travel on a 32 car special with 350 people. After Dallas fair they head to Beaumont for the week at the American Legion grounds.
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Beckmann and Gerety
American Legion
Dallas Fair
Beaumont
Tax concept debate on property and income taxes insights
Discussion covers the share of property taxes, the intangible nature of much land value, and the idea of taxing by ability to pay. Charts from Collin county show wide variance in tax burden per land value and income. Mrs. Alexander performs, and Lions plan a Ladies Night avoiding the noon luncheon next Tuesday.
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Gabbard
Collin County
Texas
R. B. Alexander
R. C. Campbell
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Lion Charles
Lions
Jno
Joe Kaplan
C. Ray Miller
A. S. Ware
Ed J. Harris
Jess B. McGee
J. Coulter Smith
A. D. Jackson
F. D. Fuller
R. G. Williams
W. E. Paulson
R. Henry Harrison, Jr
H. O. Ferguson
R. C. Franks
Mrs. Roy Danforth
Davis Upholds District Court Ruling on Truck Permits
A Houston district court decision in October dissolves Judge Kirby’s injunctions shielding motor truck operators from permit enforcement. Judge Davis finds injunctions improper while former Governor Pat Neff advocates enforcing the law. Robertson county officers push permits and hearings, with trucks still parked awaiting permits.
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Houston
Kirby
Robertson County
Tyson
Davis
Pat Neff
State Railroad Commission
Bailey Sheppard
Groesbeck
Railroad Commission
State Commission
Commission
Rotary Club Luncheon Highlights Local Leaders
President A. M. Waldrop spoke to Bryan Rotary members praising the club and urging participation in the All Texas Conference at Mineral Wells. Mrs. R. B. Alexander sang three numbers, Rev. R. C. Campbell of Lubbock joined the luncheon, and a large list of local attendees was noted.
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Rotary Club
A. M. Waldrop
Bryan Club
Rotary
Bryan Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
Mineral Wells
R. B. Alexander
J. Cochran
R. C. Campbell
Lubbock
John L. Whorton
First Baptist Church
Wharton
Roy Danforth
D. L. Wilson
J. C. Webb
M. FE. Wallace
Future Farmers Name Delegates To State Meet
The Bryan Future Farmers elected Henry Schram and Morris Williamson as official delegates to the state convention in Dallas on October 24. Other attendees include Joe Locke Jr, B D Foster, Albert Slowey, Frank Rubin, Harmon Putz, and Adviser C Luker. A $9.25 profit from concessions will fund the delegation to the state convention and Dallas Fair after expenses.
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R. H. Harrison
Bryan Future Farmers
Harrison
Henry Schram
Morris Williamson
Future Farmers of America
Dallas
Joe Locke, Jr
B. D. Foster
Albert Slowey
Frank Rubin
Harmon Putz
C. Luker
American Legion
Monroe Bond
David Foster
Paul Gregg
Perry Payne
Arthur Stevener
Eugene Hart
Joe Locke
Frank Merka
Louis Nagy
Henry Pledger
Allen Withers
Joe Merka
Elo Hedke
Milton Edge
Mit Osborn
Mexicans Turn Irrigated Land Into Paradise
LAREDO Oct 20 Hundreds of Mexican farmers who took up land along the Salado River served by the Don Martin irrigation project have transformed their holdings into an agricultural paradise The irrigation works store a vast water supply and 165000 acres of virgin soil are now under cultivation with crops of corn beans tomatoes onions and other vegetables and a large wheat crop planned
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Laredo
Salado
Don Martin
Mexico
Mrs Martha Rivers Allen Returns From Dallas Visit
Miss Martha Rivers Allen spent the weekend in Dallas at the home of Judge and Mrs A B Flanary. She traveled to and from the city for a short social visit and returned with memories of the stay.
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Martha Rivers Allen
Dallas
A. B. Flanary
Rain and social round from Benchley community
Rain wind and hail visited the Benchley area last Thursday with no serious damage. Many neighbors shared Sunday visits in Bryan Madison and Sut ton while a musical program at the school house drew a large crowd.
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Bonner Garrett
Bryan
Mrs. Solomon and Sons
Madison County
Will Peyton
Henry Bowman
Chas. Parker
Mart
H. W. Peyton
Sutton
L. E. Sikes
H. T. Haltom
Benchley
Henry Haltom
Huntsville
Calvin Seale
Cameron
F. D
Quinn Vance
Mesdames Spillars
McNair
Hearne
Mr. Sanders
Tabor
Mumford
John Peyton
Mack Sikes
Kate
Fred
Ben Duty
Brad Haygood
J. W. Haygood
Charles Parker
Oma Bive Carr
Mathews
Waco
Hugh Rice
Luther Peyton
Hazel McClary
Emma Lee Warren
Prospect School Opens With Growing Attendance
Prospect School started on October 5 with improving attendance this week. The school reports a larger enrollment than last term and plans more entries after the cotton harvest. The school exhibit won first place and the community earned $5 at the American Legion Fair. Women and girls are invited to meet Miss Lucy Givens at the school house in the second week of November to form a club for girls and women. Teachers should suggest a suitable date. Three wide awake clubs are hoped for. The 4-H Club will meet Saturday night Oct 24 to close the year’s member reports. County Agent C L Benson will lead the program. Everybody is invited.
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Lucy Givens
C. L. Benson
Mrs George B Wilcox Resting After Bryan Hospital Operation
Mrs George B Wilcox of College Park is reported resting as well as could be expected following an operation at a Bryan hospital early today.
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George B. Wilcox
College Park
Bryan
Santa Fe Competition Reports Due by November First
Club members must submit reports by November 1 for the Santa Fe trip to Chicago with awards by components: production 30 percent profit 30 percent story of the demonstration 20 percent and effect of the demonstration 20 percent. Dallas Fair report submitters may reapply and improve for Santa Fe.
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Chicago
Dallas
Brazos ‘County
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Bryan C.C
Brazos
Navis
Ile
Bryan Rotarians
W. D. Baker
Benchley News
J.C. Penney
Brya
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
E. N. Holmgreen
Extension Service
Ed Chytil
Edge
Legion
Enterprise
Dabney White
Smith County
Inez Higgs
Rye 4-H Club
Hattie A. Nemec
Smetana Club
Hattie
Inez
Club Girls
T. C. Nunn
Ward
Eleanor Chance
State University
Larelle Ross
Christine Lichte
Gus Hubbard Myer
Caldwell
Caldwell Spex
C.coweell
Doctors
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