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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1936
Page
2
Fragmented OCR summary notes local obliquies, meetings, and events. Mentions Wes Norms and Smee, Porter, Levitin, and Peter Ah with references to Bath Pore and Magratien. Describes home visits, gratitude, and community activities amid unclear dates and places.
Drury secures nomination from county committee for a local office amid a gathering that included family and visitors from Port Lavaca and Houston. The event featured a community reception and speeches, with attendees listing relatives and neighbors from nearby towns. A separate incident noted two autos damaged in a collision at Magnolia and Third Street, with no injuries reported.
A report from the CAA station outlines crop insurance features proving their value. Agricultural officials discuss policy options, expected coverage benefits, and the role of crop insurance in farm risk management amid concerns for the growing season.
Anton Hajek, longtime Bryan resident, died recently and was buried in Bryan Sunday. He lived in Bryan about forty years and reared a family here. Formerly he worked as a sealerman for Walker Attin Hardware Co. He is survived by a daughter in Beaurment and a son in Galveston. He belonged to the Bone of Hermann and the BV ABT lodges.
Mise Mazene Candy at College Station highlights Mary Hardin-Baylor College’s upcoming opening of wind peoon on Kew. 14. The campus will see eleven new faculty members and a shift from term to semester, with renovations and improved heating systems underway to refresh buildings.
Dr De C York Bryan will present a paper on orthodontia at the late Dental Society meeting in Dallas. The event will be held Friday and features a review of dental clinic practices.
Local Bryamtes join the state meeting of the American Legion with several officials and groups in attendance. The event included a welcome reception and notes of upcoming activities as community members look ahead to future engagements.
The September issue of East Texas Magazine features John Frank Womble, formerly of Bryan, with promotions and roles across Texas chambers of commerce. He is shown along with his work on the Hose Festival and as publicity director for Tyler Chamber of Commerce.
Pathe and Brothers Co. sent a car to Chattanooga on Saturday night to be at the bedside of John Ryan who lies seriously ill. W Eyen and four other sons Thomas Ollie Bibba and OChagley joined the journey Sunday morning to reach the patient as news of his condition has been received since Saturday night.
T Hellingeworth and crew of switchboard installers from Brown will arrive in Kegan Saturday to install a new section of switchboard and other central office equipment at the Cal Station office of One Southwest Telephone Co. The work will take about two weeks.
College Station reports a new Sudan grass variety showing strong disease resistance and distinctive foliage color. Researchers describe improved yield potential with increased stand vigor and drought tolerance, noting tests indicate higher forage output per acre under local conditions.
Observers describe a ritual in five linked groups circling in a courtyard. Dancers held eagle feathers as a youngest boy carried a ride-winder snake, while white powder dusted the ground and snakes moved in from bull and rattler types.
Dallas Aug 29 A dramatic exchange centers on W L Sten lve Jack Grecter as a professor declines a Soviet proposal. Details remain unclear but the events unfold in a formal setting with academic figures involved.
Report notes boll weevil populations rising after a prior setback. Suggests continued control measures and cropping actions, warning that failure to manage the pest could impact yields and require extended efforts.
Fragmented notes recount events in August including German invasion concerns, President Sudown mis spelling, U.S. civil order, and references to Britian and Temas. Mentions Captain Charles Ett and August acts affecting the state constitution and deaf and urih issues.
The readable lines reference May and Bune cocion bay and a set of names such as Cameron Starr and Wilery. Mentions a court, a compound, and a camera project with grown ambiguity and damaged context.
The Bryar area recorded 61 inches of rain Sunday afternoon as measured by a tested gauge.
In a regional contest Bra n es County earns the Negro Health Work plaque. The award honors counties for strong health outreach amid a fourteen county field with Bran es rising to top ranks.
The Board of Examiners announces civil service exams for public health and conservation service positions. Salaries range from 2260 to 22008 a year, with grade verifications and roles under the United States Civil Service Board. Exam details circulated at the post office.
Eagle Printing Co invites orders for rubber stamps dating stamps and sealing stamps plus stamp pads and high grade stamping machines. They offer to review customer stock identify items to replace and deliver new equipment promptly.
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