A M Men Attend Made Officers in Science Academy
About 15 members from A and M College attended the Texas Academy of Science sessions in the Baker Hotel Dallas. Officers elected included B C G Tharp as president and J C Burr as executive vice president. Highlights feature talks by R T Hill Noe Wilson Pearce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. and
M. College
Texas Academy of Science
Baker Hotel
Dallas
F. A. Burt
B. C G. Tharp
University of Texas
J. C. Burr
The
Fish and Game Commission
Austin
A. Burr
J. C. Godbey
Southwestern University
Wayne Longweehr
Southern Methodist University
W. J. McConnell
Gayle Scott
Texas Christian University
W. Bissing
Texas Academy
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Luther Jones
F. L. Thomas
J. J. Taubenhaus
W. N. Ezekial
Horlacher
C. C. Doak
Bissing
Burt
R. T. Hill
Texas Geologists
Texas
A. C. Noe
University of Chicago
H. A. Wilson
Rice Institute
J. E. Pearce
Hill
Noe
Wilson
Pearce
Dallas Astronomical Society
Commerce Chapter
the Academy
Beta Beta Beta Biological Fraternity
Baylor University
el Paso Archaelogical Society
Faculty Science Club
North Texas Biological Society
Southwestern Science Society
Texas Archaelogical and Paleontological Society
Texas Entomological Society
Texas Folklore Society
West Texas Historical and Scientific Society, Inc
Sale of Cotton By Prison Plant Grosses $400,256
Huntsville officials report the Texas prison cotton program brought in 400 256 for the year with 176 bales unsold and 22 000 to 25 000 to be credited for cotton acreage plowed under Ramsey farm led the system averaging nearly a bale per acre Clemens and Darrington also exceeded a bale per acre More than 500 000 returned to the state from a 1 6 million appropriation as of Sept 1 1933.
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Huntsville
Texas
Ramsey
Ramsey Farm
Clemens
Darrington Farms
Youth of Brazos Admitted to Texas CCC Camps
County Judge A S McSwain and Mrs J L Brock returned from Huntsville where 18 youths from Brazos County were accepted for CCC camps. A group of 25 youths went over, seven alternates. one principal failed tests and one alternate was chosen. They will receive 30 dollars per month plus clothing room and board and medical attention, with 25 dollars of pay remitted to families.
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A. S. McSwain
J. L. Brock
Huntsville
C. C. Cc
Mitchell county ginners report 6800 bales thus far
Mitchell county ginners report 6800 bales in the county as of October 21. Industry observers close tocotton operations say the halfway mark of the season has been passed for ginning.
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Colorado
Mitchell County
Bryan Folks Attend Football, Visas and Fort Worth Trips
Jno A Boriskie leaves Monday for St Louis for a Ralston feed dealers convention then Chicago World’s Fair. Edge family returns from Dallas with grandson Sandy, and many locals travel to Fort Worth for Aggies vs TCU game. Mrs Eberstadt, Mrs Moehlman and others join football outings and social events around the state fair.
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Jno
A. Boriskie
St. Louis
Ralston
Chicago
Eugene Edge
Dallas
George Lescher McGregor
Mr. McGregor
Gregor McGregor
Sandy
Frank H. English
Lamar Jones
Fort Worth
Chas. Moehlman
Meehlman
Louise
Leila
Doris Moehlman
Delovis Vance
Elizabeth Holmes
A. A. Terrell
American Legion
Aggies
Texas Longhorns
Roland Dansby
R. F E. Dansby
Houston
M. College
Frogs
J. H. Binney
Conroe
R. H. Weatherly
S. B. Norwood
San Marcos
E. R. Canady
Lee J. Rountree
the Eagle
John Nance Garner
United States
James A. Farley
Adolphus Hotel
Texas
Arthur Martin
J. F. McLain
George
Bryan
R. C. Franks
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Lois Burtis
Dana Carnes
Beecher C. Jones
John L. Herrmann
Galveston
Paramount Company
Admiral Byrd
Herrman
Byrd
Panama City
Joe Berry
North Zulich
Marvin Isgett
Texas Lawmakers Battle Tax Spenders Over Public Debt Safeguards
The Texas Legislature wrapped a special session with bills strengthening tax protections and delaying debt incurrence without voter approval. It rejected broad relaxations sought by tax spenders, passing measures to reform delinquent tax collection, allow lending against delinquent taxes, and standardize county records. Critics warned amendments could loosen limits, but proponents say the moves shield taxpayers and preserve the Bond and Warrant Law.
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Dallas
Texas
House
Senate
City Council
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alamaha
Mississippi
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Commissioners Court
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors cite the benefits of measured liquid laxatives for controlled effective movement without discomfort. Public use is rising as it can be tailored to individual needs, avoids habit formation, and is gentler on the kidneys. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as safe and non dependent, available at druggists.
Critique of Public Works and Debt Use in Hard Times
The speaker argues insolvent government units won’t restore prosperity and calls for no self liquidating golf courses or indigent cockroach housing funded by 30 percent Fed aid. City and county leaders should consult taxpayers before pet projects and curb credit use from boom days to fix budgets.
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Nenadwicks
Texas
Bryan Pastors Named Officers In Creath-Brazos Association
The Creath-Brazos Baptist Association elected officers in Navasota led by Dr. W. H. Andrew as moderator and W. B. Breazeale as clerk. L. N. Yeager was treasurer and Rev. J. E. Boulet served as corresponding secretary.
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Navasota
Creath- Brazos
J. E. Boulet
Anderson
R. L. Brown
College Station
C. F. Andrews
Madisonville
J. Howard Williams
Fuller Reelected as UT Students Assembly Journalism Rep
Nelson Fuller of Bryan won re election as journalism representative to the University of Texas Students Assembly after a recount showed 31 to 30 over Adonle Parker of Austin. Parker and Bill Dozier petitioned the student judiciary council for second votes to be counted as first in their races, potentially triggering further recounts.
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Austin
Nelson Fuller
Bryan
Adonle Parker
University of Texas Students’ Assembly
Parker
Fuller
Bill Hodges
Bill Dozier
Graduate School
Student Judiciary Council
Jack Gray
Wills Point
Gray
Auto party heads to Houston for weekend trip
Mrs Edna Goodman, Miss Paul ine Davis and J C Webb formed an auto party to Houston for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Goodman
Pauline Davis
J. C. Webb
Houston
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A-M
Science
Brazos
Texas CCC
Elu
Bryan Compress
Bryan, Texas
T.U. Assembly
Wys
Supover
Penney’s
Oxfords
Penney
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