Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bryan Weekly Eagle in Bryan, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1930

Page

9

Farm Diets Improve Year Round Food Supply

The Extension Service at A and M College promotes balanced diets and home canning to stock farms year round. A Kurten community 4-H project stored 84 quarts of tomatoes and 7 quarts of other foods valued at 210.85, ensuring fresh vegetables through August and winter supplies for the family.

America Tex Lawrence Kurten Komar Komar Hiad Jack A. and M. College College Station

Peabody Scholarship Awarded To L C McDonald

Leslie C. McDonald of East Bernard, UT graduate student, won the Peabody Scholarship in education for 1990 31. The $100 annual stipend comes from a $6 000 Peabody fund and recognizes leadership, character, and scholastic achievement in education.

Austin Leslie C. McDonald East Bernard University of Texas Peabody Peabody Education Fund

Aggie Freshmen Open 1930 Schedule Versus Allen Cadets

OUMEGE STATION Oct 28 The Texas A and M freshmen under Coach Roewed Nigeiwhotham prepare to open the 1930 grid season against the Allen cadets at Field Friday. The squad, touted as the heaviest and most promising in Aggie history, features George Domingue and R. E. Barfield among others. Lineup announced for the Allen game includes Domingue at quarterback and Spencer at fullback with Barfield and Williams among backfield options.

Oumege Station Roewed Nigeiwhotham Texas Fredsman N Academy Courn Ny Wilson Aggie M.nd Allen Brecon Niyan Becum George Dominique Port Arthur R. BE. Barfield Domingue YO. Watson Milmer Huh School Ted Spencer Golmer Doe Gielasinski August Golarsisnekei Hilouston Milton von Hainden Ha Grange Jitainbotham Murray Roberts Watson Robertson Jackles Nolan von Minden Frazier Benson Kaynes Ingram Golasinski Leaters Radder Reicherdt Brown Barfield Warnock Williams Schula Spencer Bumpass Moore

Local residents visit Bryan for shopping and meetings

Mrs Albert Qwen and Mrs J S Hutison led trips from Cameron and Caldwell to Bryan for business. A group including J Benson County Agent and others from near Alien Farm attended events in Bryan. Will Locke Avil recovers from appendicitis and tonsil surgery at a Bryan hospital.

Albert Qwen Cameron Bryan J. A. Guthrie J.G. Henry Geo Waer Benry Alien Farm J. S. Hutison Caldwell J. Benson Houston Unis No. Cen Tooorrow M. P B.asters Jack Lawless O” Kawen McSwain Wellvorn Will Locke Avil Bryan J Hospital

Bryan Club Girls and Women Win 33 Prizes at South Texas Fair

Blazes county 4 H girls and farm women won 10 first prizes 12 second prizes and 11 third prizes at the South Texas Exposition. The county group placed third among 12 counties from 78 entries with exhibits of canned goods home improvement and personal wear.

Bryan Club South Texas Blazes South Texas Exposition Julia Horlick Ima Faye Franklin Annie Tingle Cora Crenshaw Victoria Severa Estelle Murray Hel En. Kopecky Ines J, Higgs Hattie A. Nemec Inez Higgs Estelle Mornay Your Eclass Olga Regmond Jennie Lou Griffin Lena Novorad Mamidunes Pla Keith Ben Seigert George Droner Ben Seivert L. Higgs

Brazos County 4-H and Farm News Highlights

County agent C. L. Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Lucy Givens report on 4-H club work loans for stock growers. Field meetings on terracing gashed fields, a new cannery plan for truck crops, and living room improvement projects with braided rugs are outlined. Grape juice sales expand to Dallas fair and out of state, with Morriss Williamson's pig feeding demo profiting $68.61 above cost.

Brazos County C. L. Benson Lucy Givens W. Barnes Extension Service Federal Fawn Board Ron Barne Fort Worth Amon J. T. Carroll G. W. Rosier Dee Frank Sémitno Prospect Flethher German Wellborn Sam Richardson Rock Prairie J. P. Klnil James Lang Kurten W. J. MecDonald Edge T.cp. Hall Joe Lioyd Houston Frank Seimine Valatz A. and M. College Extension Service Court House Loresd Morris Williamson Swift &and Company Morrie Bryan Morris Shiuros County Toledo Ohi Tallahassee Pla Dallas Hereford Topeka Kansas Milam County F. M. Winkler Hoyte Club That County Barthel

Smetana School Plans Halloween Party and Box Supper

The Smetana school hosts a Wallowe'en entertainment and box supper on Monday night at the school house to raise funds for the cachvol improvement. Chas Todaro plans to move his repair shop to the vacant shop next to Dancik's store in the Daly building, with customers visiting from November 1.

Smetana School Chas, Todaro Dancik Frank Zubick Daly Building Hallowe'en P. L. Burron Rock Prairie

Honor roll and school happenings at Temple School

The bulletin lists honor roll students by grade from first to seventh and notes activities around the school. It mentions a police figure for English errors, a fire poster punishment, a sand table village, patchwork quilts, stove setup by Temple School Supply, an upcoming Halloween event moved to November 7, and community visitors and speakers at Sunday School.

Little Frances Noto Mary Stella Trenticost Sarah Corropia D. D. Catalina Grace Leake Matt Salvaggio Anna Lee Angonia Mike Perrone Anton Ramerez Pete Trenticost Lorene Robinson Madline Gandy Donny Angonia Sam Bolmonskie

Bryan man seeks missing scale from his pasture

J P Searmardo of Bryan Junction visits town to locate a stray scale missing about ten days. He offers a ten dollar reward for its return.

J. P. Searmardo Bryan Junction

Lost Bark Brown horse with white markings in Bryan area

Reward offered for the return of a Bark Brown gelding about 15 1 2 hands high. Noted white mouth and a white spot on the left leg. Contact L. P. Scarmardo at Bryan Junction for recovery and reward details.

L. P. Scarmardo Bryan Junction

Road Work Perseveres Through Rain To Keep School Access

Heavy rain Monday disrupted road work by J. E. Wilson to the schoolhouse but he added three gravel loads in the afternoon to ensure teachers and pupils could reach the school. Hon. W. S. Barren spoke at Sunday School urging purchase of small acreage to extend school grounds toward the border.

J. E. Wilson

Clergy, families, and neighbors share Sunday activities

Edge Rev Prather conducted a regular church service Sunday afternoon with his wife and Miss Hopelash. Several local families and visitors from Normangee, Bryan, Houston, Plainview, and Kurten gathered or visited relatives, with several weekend trips noted. The B Y P U contest concluded last Sunday among local groups.

Prather Methodist Church Hopelash Wheelock Alarie Hoenigh Humbles A. Sheppard Plainview Chas. Payne Carlton Hibbetts North Zulen Henry Reed Houston Claude Moore Ernest Clos Joe Bailey Pack Norman McDonald Normangee Merles Hill Bryan

Night program features Group No 2 at auditorium

Group No 1 lost and was set to entertain Group No 2 in the auditorium Wednesday night. Robbie Parker spent the week with his parents in North Zulch.

Will Robbie Parker North Zulch

Timekeeping claim at Sankey Park jeweler window

Readers are invited to obtain the correct time from the world’s largest stop watch displayed at Sankey Park in front of the jeweler storefront. The exhibit promotes punctuality and public interest.

Sankey Park, Jeweler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Althe Nell Bentley L.C. McDonald Brazos Mr. McDonald Th. ‘J. McDonald Lois Smith Baylor University L. Yeager Jit Greg Pitts Bridee Eqymamunity Brazos Valley Duke & Ayres Aggie Frosh Ynew Steeles Store Temple School Supply Company Barron Ain Genevieve Mandeile Wiley Timmons Rosier Wixon Morris Beal Dodsor Barnum Borneo Ringling Savages King Ben Unicorn The Kipling Italy India Brazil Ceylon Battle Creek
Search Courier

Search the Bryan Weekly Eagle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bryan Weekly Eagle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication