Aggies prep new backfield for final nonconference clash
Texas A&M coach Madison Bell sharpens backfield combinations for offense and defense as they ready for a nonconference game at Kyle Field against Centenary. Hewitt Danby and Wolf share signals while Bull Floyd holds at full. Crowd plans include a special Centenary student train to College Station amid hopes for a large turnout.
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College Station
Madison Bell
Texas Aggies
Kyle Field
Parkers
Dansby
Hewitt
Wolf
Capt
Bull Floyd
Coach Bell
Aggie
Little Rock
Bell
Aggies
Aggieland
Red Cross Drive Opens Here Armistice Day 1930
J Webb Howell of Bryan will chair the Brazos county Red Cross Annual Roll Call starting November 11 through Thanksgiving Day 1930. A county chapter meeting called by C M Bethany will finalize plans. Brazos county has a long Red Cross record since 1917 aiding disabled veterans and families. Lost deep bay pony about 12 hands high and 700 pounds. Reward offered. Write Bryan P O Box 470.
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J. Webb Howell
Bryan
American Red Cross
Brazos County
Mr. Howell
Red Cross
C. M. Bethany
Texas
National Red Cross
Bryan P
Brazos Farmers Plan for Larger Tomato Acreage
Rain disrupted a truck growers meeting in Bryan as about 20 of 30 Brazos County farmers gathered with J. D. Menry of Newton Wallace to back the tomato industry. They agreed to raise tomato acreage to at least 20 acres and to plant one half acre of Irish potatoes alongside one acre of tomatoes. Officers of the Tomato association were made officers of the Brazos County Truck Growers Association. A follow up meeting is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the courthouse to discuss further plans for tomatoes and other crops.
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Norther
Bryan
J. D. Menry
Newton-Wallace Company
McEnry
Brazos County
Brazos
Tomato Association
Salvation Army Plans Bryan Canvass Next Month
W P Pedigo campaigner for the Salvation Army visited Bryan this morning to consult with the advisory board about the annual drive. The canvass is set for about three weeks from now, with Pedigo praising local generosity and noting heightened demand for aid.
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W. PD. Pedigo
Salvation Army
Bryan
Pedigo
Diversification Urged To Cut Cotton Acres
A Dallas conference with Gov Moody Harry Williams and Lawrence Westbrook of the Federal Board plus an A and M College representative urged reducing cotton acreage through diversification. The plan favors more land for feed and livestock, replacing cotton, and involves an education campaign rather than a legislative special session.
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Austin
Dat Moody
Harry Williams
Lawrence Westbrook
Federal Board
Dallas
A. and M. K College
Eagle Receives Angel Food Cake At County Fair
The Eagle thanks Burrus Mill and Elevator Co. Fort Worth for a large angel food cake filled with nuts and cherries. Mrs Lenore Standifer demonstrated Light Crust flour at Brazos County American Legion Free Fair. Standifer won visitors’ distinction for culinary skill and for her company’s flour quality. A visitor praised their hot biscuits.
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Eagle
Burrus Mill and Elevator Co
Fort Worth
Lenore Standifer
Brazos County
Cartoon on Accidental Killing of a Hog
The Dallas News carried a cartoon about the $75 hog owned by Associated Community Builders Inc of Bryan. It shows a hog crying as a market man approaches with an axe, saying you are making a mistake. The piece appeared under Under Texas Skies and promoted local home business men.
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Dallas News
Associated Community Builders, Inc
Bryan
Texas
Bryan Teams Battles Ball in Night Football Thriller
A large Forrest Field crowd watched Ball defeat Bryan 18 to 0 in a night game marked by good lighting and a visible white ball. Ball benefited from interceptions and strong drives led by Kinard Plantowsky Wilson and Fisher. Bryan faced penalties and failed long passes while McNeeley averaged 40 yards on punts. Gomez showed steady receiving and Bryan’s defense struggled after misplays and penalties.
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Bryan
Forrest, Field
Ball
Hantowsky
Wilson
Kinnard
Conner
Plantowsky
Fisher
Buchanan
Moehlmann
McNeeley
Gomez
Bryan Ball Hamilton
Jones
B. Moehlman
Reynolds
Morehead
Cummings
Seibel
iPeensen
Oolack Burns
Pa 8 & A
Ie de Juneman
Fesceatacs Plantowsky
Moehlman
Magliolo
McNeelep
Fookee Kinard
Prize Quilt Draw at Kurten Bazaar Won by Mrs Stevener
Bryan area merchants and women participated in a church bazaar at Kurten under the Evangelical Church, with a hand stitched quilt as the prize. Mrs Antone Stevener won the quilt as the raffle item, and almost $100 was raised from the bazaar and dinner for church improvements. Rev H Satnoske serves as pastor.
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Bryan
Kurten
Antone Stevener
H. Satnoske
YWA Plans Social and Engagement Reveal at First Baptist
The Young Women's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held a Saturday gathering at 4 pm to organize for the new year. Inez Etheridge and Dan Hall announced their engagement with a bouquet and a plate gift, as Miss Etheridge’s marriage date remains to be announced. The group named committees, set meetings for the first and third Tuesdays at 7:30 pm, and welcomed sponsor changes with brief talks by Mrs. W. H. Newton and Mrs. Charles S. Myers.
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Sponte
H. Hf. Newton
Inez Etheridge
Dan Hall
Miss Etheridge
Li RB. Etheridge
Hell
A. & M. College
W. Ac
First Baptist Church
WH. H. Newton
Charles S. Myers
Hear Many Cases Thru Court Term Disposes 69
During the September term of the 85th Judicial District Judge W C Davis disposed 69 cases. Of these 30 were felonies and 39 misdemeanors. At term start 44 felony cases remained. 12 convictions and 3 acquittals occurred. Bonds forfeited in 2 cases and 1 mistrial recorded. 12 dismissals left 14 cases for February term. 39 misdemeanors cleared. convictions in 10 and 1 acquittal. 28 dismissals.
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85Th Judicial District
W. C. Davis
A. S. Ware
Ihoéket
Ware
Woman Loses Bridge Game Then Falls Rushing Home
A woman who lost at bridge hurries home to prepare supper for a husband amid a long losing poker session, then breaks her neck in the rush. The incident highlights domestic stress and the toll of gambling on a couple.
County Health Notice and Sale Offer in Bryan Area
Public health notice from Dr. R. B. Harrison warns Brazos County residents to report contagious diseases in writing with full details or face charges. The same notice includes a for sale or trade ad for 178 acres six miles east of Bryan with good pasture and water by J M Conway, phone 994 W.
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Brazos County
Brya N
State Health Department
RB. H. Harrison
Bryan
J. M. Conway
Farewell Banquet Honors Rev R E Day in Bryan
A Bryan farewell banquet honors Rev. R E Day of First Baptist Church as he leaves for Big Springs. The Business Men's Bible Class hosted the event with a musical program and tributes from local pastors. Dr T O Walton praised Day’s five years of leadership, noting church growth and service.
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Bryan
Rev
R. E. Day
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Business Men’s Bible
Ev. R. E. Day
The
Baptist Church
Big Springs
J. Webb Howell
T. A. Sweeney
C. W. Simmons
R. S. Marshall
First Methodist Church
B. Elliott
Business Men's
J. E. Stanford
Day J
Golson
Daniel Russell
College Station
E. C. Morris
Free Baptist Church
R.S. Marshall
Thomas Gordon Watts
Presbyterian Church
G. E. Adams
T. O. Walton
R.J. Day
Dr. Walton
Day
Southern Baptist Convention
Local Notables List Read As Community Roster
A long, mixed roster of individuals including H. P. Black, Dr. Walton, Mrs. Buchanan, J. E. Stanford and many others appears as a community listing. Names span professions and roles, with numerous Wendell Harris era style initials and affiliations noted in the fragment.
Brazos Resident Returns From East Prussia Visit
Mrs. C. Allmendinger Worth visited her sister Mrs. Saale Schultze in Kurten and spent six months in Germany including East Prussia Berlin Bayern and Württemberg. She sailed from Galveston June 10 on the Seydlitz and returned via Port Houston. She notes postwar recovery and says Germany shows no visible war aftermath as people work and are content.
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C. Allmendinger
Worth
Saale Schultze
Kurten
Allmendinger
Germany
Galveston
Port Houston
East Prussia
Visi
Berlin
Bayern
Wurttemberg
Holland
Mr. Allmendinger
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