Turkeys Grading School Boosts Texas Prices
The San Angelo turkey grading school trained dealers and extension staff to raise uniform grades for Texas grown birds. Attendees included O B Mann and Miss Zetha McInnis from A and M Extension, with district agents and state officials. The program aims to improve quality, reduce discrimination, and expand local markets for Texas turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Angelo
Ruan
Texas
Southwest
George Smith
W. R. White
Allen Smith Produce Company
Turkey Trading School
O. B. Mann
Martin
BE. N. Hmolngreen
Paul A. Cunyus
Ethe
Prof. H. Reid
Zetha McInnis
Extension Home Industries
T. B. Wood
W. H. Darrow
West
Southwest Texas
San Angelw
H. T. Williamson
Mildred Horton
Maggie W. Barry
S. C. Evans
R. W.persons
John Edmonds
Bennie Campbell
Myrtle Murray
John Luker
Mayme Hayden
EF. A. Miller
Roy W. Snyder
A. L. Smith
M. T. Payne
Hoel
Dealer and Operative Association
A. and M. College Extension Service
Texas Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
T. W. Heitz
Heitz
O. B. Martin
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Annual Baptist Meeting Concludes in Bryan After Sessions
The Central Texas Free Baptist Association wrapped up its annual meeting at the Free Baptist church in Bryan after sessions from Thursday night. More than 200 attendees heard reports of progress, additions to the church, and a solid financial year. Dowell Quartette and Bryan church choir provided music with broadcast programs on Friday night. Notable speakers included J. W. Handy and J. L. Bounds among others.
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Central Texas Free Baptist Association
Brazos
Grimes
Madison
Free Baptist Church
Bryan
Schoo
Dowell Quartette
Bryan Church
J. W. Handy
J. L. Bounds
Mison
Lemma J
Fuller Returns From Feed Meet At Washington
Fuller, chief of the Feed Control at the Experiment Station, A. and M. College, returned from Washington D C where he attended the 22nd annual convention of the Association of American Feed Control Officials held October 28 to 24. Dr Muller contributed a paper on establishing definitions enforceable by laboratory means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. Fuller
A. & M. College
Washington, D. C
The
Association of American Feed Control Officials
Muller
Temperatures Dip This Fall Week With Rainfall Totals
Last week saw low temperatures around 45 degrees on Friday and a high of 81 on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rainfall accumulated 1.79 inches with 0.77 inches before the midweek and 1.02 inches later in the week.
Former White House mistress Mary Scott Harrison dies
Greenwich Connecticut October 28 Mrs James Robert McKee daughter of President Benjamin Harrison died at her home today after a February operation Funeral services are set for Thursday with burial likely in Indianapolis She was the only daughter of Benjamin Harrison before her marriage she was Mary Scott Harrison mistress of the President's mansion following her mother's death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
James Robert McKee
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Mary Scott Harrison
City to Spread Gravel Despite Tractor Delay
Residents who want travel gravel on streets facing their homes contact the city manager. The city will continue the work but minor delays may occur as the tractor is out of service and may take a few days to repair.
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Bryant City
Construction company files contract bond for Bowie elementary
The Abilene Construction Company of Abilene filed the contract and bond with the city commission. The firm awarded the Bowie elementary school building contract is expected to begin work shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene Construction Company of
Abilene
Bowie
Admit Burglary of Barber Shop Five-Year Prison Term
Bill Wright of Bryan and Elmo Glass of Mt. Vernon both students at Texas A and M pleaded guilty in district court this morning to burglary of the Campus Barber Shop last August. The jury sentenced them to five years in state prison with a suspended term during good behavior. They took the shop safe and later chiseled it open. the loot was recovered days later near a college tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wright
Bryan
Elmo Glass
Mt. Vernon
Texas A. and
M. College
Gailty
College
Baylor and A M to Resume Play Perhaps in Fall
Baylor University and Texas A and M College will resume athletics after a severance in 1926. Presidents T O Walton and S P Brooks signed the joint statement inviting athletic managers to arrange future games. It notes a possible football meeting next fall and cites alumni and friends backing the reengagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Baylor University
T. O. Walton
S. P. Brooks
Baylor
Waco
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Nurse Sedalia Wilson Leads Brazos County Health Drive
Nurse Sedalia Wilson, graduate of Prairie View Normal and a post graduate student in Harlem Hospital, New York, arrives in Bryan and Brenham to oversee public health work among Brazos County Negroes under Miss Edna Abbott. She studied public health nursing in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and comes well prepared to advance the ongoing health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Wilson
Prairie View Normal
Harlem Hospital
New York
Bryan and
Brenham
Brazos County
Edna Abbott
Heath Urse
Wilson
Ann Harbor
Mich
Leames
Prizes Won by Stephen F. Austin High at Brazos Fair
The third year vocational agriculture class at Stephen F. Austin High School earned prizes at the Brazos County American Legion Fair. Raymond Satie took first and third with Barred Rocks. Charles Eyeholtz placed second and fourth on Barred Rocks. Evan Betibow earned fourth and Helen Taylor also won. Morris Winon placed first and third in dairy cows with Morris Johnson second. The group also presented a poultry exhibit featuring a model laying house at the center of the poultry tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen FP. Austin High School
Brazos County
American Legion
Raymond Satie
Charles Eyeholtz
Evan Bétibow
Helen Taylor
Morris Winon
Orris Johnson
Five Year Suspended Term for Local Bootlegger
Frank Cimeno found guilty of possession of whiskey and manufacturing bootleg liquor. A jury sentenced him to five years in state prison, but the term was suspended on jury recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cimeno
Texas Eyes Million and a Half Acres Under Irrigation
Texas aims for 1.5 million acres irrigated after current projects finish, tripling the 1920 irrigated area of about 0.5 million acres. Government planners emphasize expanded water use and agricultural development across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Village Social Notes Trace Bryan Residents on Weekend
Mrs A D Wilkinson and son A D Jr of Corpus Christi return home after visit with lingo Lens. Various Bryan area residents and visitors pace the social scene including C Wipprecht in Houston summons, Judge R M West candidacy, and a crepe of relatives visiting from Mexia Marietta Oklahoma City and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. DD. Wilkinson
A.D. Jr
Corpus Christi
Lingo Lens
Willard Chambers
Bryan
Cisco
Port Worth
Doorothy Lane
Lee J. Rountree
Waco
M. College
Palestine
R. M. West
Navasota
Judge West
E. C. West
Liverpool
Texas
Wm. Solomon
Harmon McWilliams
Frank Boriskie
R. W
John D. Conlee
Irvin Rosser Buchanan, Jr
Irvin R. Buchanan
Perryton
C. L. Baker
Littl
Betty
Houston
Houston, Have Returned To That City
C. L. Baker, Sr
Reliance 4 H Club Meets To Discuss Feed Crops
About 50 people attend the Reliance 4 H Club gathering led by J Coulter Smith of the Lions Club. R C Franks and Smith explain Lions support without taking over, promoting the seven point A M farm program and fall winter cropping for grazing and soil conservation. Herbert Jones wins a pocket dictionary for memorizing the seven points, Charlie Jones reports 106 acres of fall grain, Henry Shirley 70 acres, prizes awarded. Next Friday a Reliance school carnival is planned with Lions Club assisting in the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Proram
J. Coulter Smith
Lions Club
Smith
R. C. Pranks
Franks
Mr. Smith
Herbert Jones
Herbert
Charlie Jones
Henry Shirley
R. C. Franks
Out of the Rut Through New Routes and Sights
A brief note advises breaking routines by taking a different commute route and exposing oneself to new sights to avoid getting stuck in a rut. It emphasizes intentional variety in daily movements for personal growth.
Outsiders to Do General Work on Bryan School Projects
Contracts totaling 72 280 45 cover general construction and installation of electrical, plumbing and heating for Bowie elementary central wing and the new Negro high school. Abilene Construction Company will build Bowie wing at 31 749 45. George Weiland of San Antonio wins Negro high school bid at 29 870. The electrical work goes to Charles Griesser with 3 565. plumbing to H I Christiansen of San Antonio at 2 185. heating to Logitn and Company of San Antonio at 4 411. Local labor preferred, bonds to be prepared, architects present, about 100 interested in the bids. New city commissioners sworn in and mayor assigned to Public Utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Bryan
Abilene Construction Company
Abilene
D. H. Nash
George Weiland
San Antonio
Temple
Charles Griesser
H. I. Christiansen
Logitn and Company
R. G. Williams
Bertram E. Giesecke
H. A. Jurger
Stewart
E. J. Jenkins
Burger
Former Bryan Woman III At San Angelo
Friends learn of Mrs. C. C. Rippy formerly Miss Elya Trant of Bryan in critical condition at a sanitarium in San Angelo. Her husband came from Houston and was joined by her sister Mrs. George Foster as they travel to San Angelo with the couple’s baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Levine
Calvert
N. Goodman
Bryan
Marietta
Oklahoma City
Pauls Valley
Oklo
8. Levine
Julins Levine
Jerry
Algig
Louis Asner
Ira Gordon
Kenneth Lake
la Paloma
Denver
Colo
Lake
Letha Davis
Ollie Emmet
Houston
Emmet
Rudolph Myers
Myers
Lois Brown
Conroe
Nina Bess Astin
R. Q. Astin
Astin
Chas. E. Bullock
Lof Hearne
Creath- Brazos Baptist Association
Navasota
A. M. Huddlass
San Antonio
Corrine Day
BR. EB. Day
Nashville
Tenn
Big Springs
Elizabeth Dickenson
KTLZ
Dickenson
Spiller
Taft
Will Henry
Mumford Road
L. H. Tucker
Mazie Currie
Monty Currie
Shreveport
Hattie May Weinert
Seguin
J. L. Brock
Ran L. Smith
Pitts Bridge Road
C. E. Bullock
Hearne
C. C. Rippy
Elya Trant
San Angelo
Rippy
Mrs. Rippy
Halloween hopes and safe celebrations for our community
A reflections on the Halloween season urge residents to celebrate with joy while cautions are noted about possible pranks and automobile mischief. The piece wishes many frolics, parties, feasts, and happiness, describing joy as the elixir of life that keeps the community and world turning smoothly.
Body of U S student pulled from Seine in Paris
The body of Austin B. Blair Sr., an American law student possibly born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, was recovered from the River Seine in Paris on Tuesday. Authorities consider suicide as a likely cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Austin B. Blair, Sr
Cambridge
Mass
Seine
Women club plans noted social gathering details
Miss Kate Adele Hill and other members are listed with a publicity committee and hostesses for a club event. The long roster includes Mrs. Lee Jd. Rountree, Mrs. A. J. Buchanan, Mrs. M. R. Bentley, and many others, indicating a substantial social program and refreshments team.
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Kate Adele Hill
Sallie Hill
Myrtle Murray
Lee Jd. Rountree
A. J. Buchanan
M. R. Bentley
M. B. Parker
Lillian Ferguson
M. J. Hayes
Virginia Chambers
Clarice Mixon
Evelyn Grace
Mesdames Dora Barnes
Maggie W. Barry
Bernice Claytor
Jess Cook
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Velma Graham
Ruby W. Gandy
Glenna Lee
M.L. Hayes
Lee J. Rountree
Melle Williamson
Roy M. Wilson
Misses Virginia Chambers
Lucy Givens
Mary Anna Grimes
Minnie Mac Grubbs
Bess Edwards
Inez Etheredge
Sallie F
Market Aims for Cotton Poultry and Eggs Growth in Bryan
A Bryan Lions Club discussion outlined steps to build a local market for cotton poultry and eggs. Dr Paulson’s four requisites for farmers include quality, dependability, commodity diversity, and reasonable prices. The event featured Rev R E Day, musician Mrs John W Black, and honors guest Dee Waddell of Wibarton. An Armistice Day program was planned for 7 pm with a committee named and a Brazos County Day set for November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Paulson
Lion Durham
R. E. Day
First Baptist Church
Tig Spring
Lion Dr. Thos
Gordon Watts
First Presbyterian Church
Day
Bryan
Jones
W. Kk. Leverkuhn
C. A. Searcy
Harry 8S. Estill
W. FE. Leverkubh
Morris Schulman
Harry S. Iosif
Capt
BE. L. Lyons
KK. V. Armstrong
FE. R. Bryant
D. Maul Dansby
Milton Dansby
Harry L. Durham
HW. O. Ferguson
FF. Y. Fuller
R. C. Franks
J. C. Goldsmith
C. Ey, Griesser
Fred Hale
W. S. Howell
September Term of Court Ends. Next Session Set
The September term of district court for the 85th Judicial District led by Judge W. C. Davis concluded after six weeks. The next term will convene in February 2031, with Judge Davis opening the full term at Franklin on Nov. 10 to form the grand jury. He then moves to Centerville to preside over cases during five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
85Th Judicial District
W. C. Davis
Davis
Franklin
Centerville
8. W. Dean
Daily Eagle Want Ads Offer Results Service
The Daily Eagle promotes its want ads service inviting readers to try Tom for results, highlighting availability and usefulness for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Eagle
Tom
Former Bryanite Officer Serves Aboard USS Houston
Lieutenant Commander Louie H. Heubner, a Bryan native and Texas A and M graduate, is serving as supply officer on the cruiser USS Houston. He previously worked as assistant paymaster and disbursing officer in San Pedro Los Angeles Hampton Roads and aided Admiral Bird’s North Pole expedition effort. Mrs Heubner, born Helen Helick, and their three sons remain in Norfolk with ties to Brazos county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Heubner
Bryan
Billy LeGrand
Houston
Navy
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Young Heubner
U. S. S. Magnolia
Los Angeles
Cal
Hampton Roads
Louie H. Heubner
Texas Conference reshuffles pastors and elects supreme court measure
The Texas conference plans pastor changes across four to eight year terms and lists a dozen ministers shifting charges. It also votes on a judicial council measure to create a church Supreme Court, pending three fourths passage by all Southern Methodist conferences. Officers named include Bishop Boaz and Secretary Hotchkiss, with about 91,100 members in the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Z. Tower
Alvin
C. M. Myera
Wharton
L. B. Craven
St. Johns
Houston
J. N. R. Score
St. Pauls
H. L. Robinson
Woodland Heights
A. G. Hallinquit
Eustace
G. H. Wilson
Jacksonville
H. B. Smith
Carthage
Texas Conference
Supreme Court
College of Bishops
Committee On Appeals
Southern Methodist Conference
Boaz
D. H. Hotchkiss
D. E
Pool Quits Race For State Salon
El Paso October 29 Adrian Dool member of the Texas House withdrew as the Democratic nominee for re election. He gave no reason and said he had not been told by Governor Moody about a state position. Reports said he would be named to the Board of Control to succeed R B Walthall. The election board will remove his name from ballots and a write in for Joseph McGill is being organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Adrian Dool
Texas House of Representatives
Moody
Austin Pool
Board of Control
R. B. Walthall
County Election Board
Pool
Joseph McGill
Notice of intention to marry filed in Texas counties
Cornelius Cooper and Nelson Petty of Robertson county, and Frank Watson and Bell Hughes, Solomon Empty and Laura McGee and Willie Davis and Annie West of Brazos county have filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Cooper
Nelson Petty
Robertson County
Frank Watson
Bell Hughes
Solomon Empty
Laura McGee
Willie Davis
Annie West
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
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Baptists
Fuller
Washington
Saeson
White House
Construction Company
Floyd
Dansby
Bull Floyd
Dansby and
Wolf
Hewitt
Centenary Gents
Kyle Field
A-M
Co. Fair
Bryan Woman
People's Column
U. S
Bryan AS
USS
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