District District 6 Convention Agenda Set for Bryan
The district convention agenda includes addresses by Hubert M. Harrison and Henry W. Stanley on East Texas progress and public health as a business proposition. Speakers include Guy A. Blount and Roger Davis with round table discussions led by Dr. W. W. Flowers and A. W. Bucanan. Plans call for 3:30 p.m. resolutions and a 4:30 p.m. adjournment with quarterly meetings and the Bryan session on Sept 17.
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Ins Jr
Beaumont
East Texas Progress
Hubert M. Harrison
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Henry W. Stanley
Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Rotary urged to lead Texas illiteracy drive
Bryan Rotarians heard a call to action for eradicating illiteracy in Texas. Prof H L Durham urged state wide leadership, noting Texas rural districts suffer most and proposing Rotary clubs coordinate with others and seek legislative funding.
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Rotary
Durham
United States
Texas
Brazos County
Bryan
Mr. Durham
Alabama
Rotary Club Guests and Members Attend Meeting
Pp. T. Ramsey and J. L. Moore from Crockett and W. M. Hoffman of Dallas were guests of the club. Rotarian Gabe Cazell of San Antonio attended as a visitor. Local members present included Geo. A. Adams Amos Ball J. W. Black J. H. Black J. S. Beckwith Wilson Bradley J. S. Caldwell J. F. Casey W. J. Coulter W. B. Cline FE. R. Canady W. F. Davis R. J. Dunn Tyler Haswell K. P. Humbert F. W. Jensen W. H. Lawrence Hugh Looney Oak McKenzie W. J. McCulloch W. R. McCullough A. S. McSwain E. B. Reynolds W. A. Scott Hy. T. Schovassa C. N. Shepardson J. E. Stanford C. C. Todd H. H. Williamson D. L. Wilson I. E. Warren A. M. Waldrop.
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Pp. T. Ramsey
J. L. Moore
Crockett
W. M. Hoffman
Dallas
Gabe Cazell
San Antonio
Geo. A. Adams
Amos Ball
J. W. Black
J. H. Black
Beckwith
Wilson Bradley
Caldwell
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
W. B. Cline
FE. R. Canady
W. F. Davis
R. J. Dunn
Tyler Haswell
K. P. Humbert
F. W. Jensen
W. H. Lawrence
Hugh Looney
Oak McKenzie
W. J. McCulloch
W. R. McCullough
A. 5. McSwain
E. B. Reynolds
W. A. Scott
Hy. T. Schovassa
C. N. Shepardson
Trades Day Seeks Community Spirit and Boosts Merchants
The Trades Day event, planned by Bryan business men under the chamber of commerce, aims to draw crowds to buy desirable merchandise at attractive prices. It hopes to foster community interest and support for local merchants, benefiting individuals and the entire community.
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Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Hile
Pasture Committee Recommends Bermuda and Dallis Grasses
Brazo County committee reports Bermuda grass and Dallis grass thrive in the Wipprecht pasture and suit summer grazing due to heat and dryness. Spring scoring found clover and rescue grass, with black medic suggested to improve grazing year round, plus early fall sowings to support all seasons.
Legion Fair Promises Free Admission and Local Entertainment
The fair will feature moving pictures lantern slides and educational and entertainment programs at the tent stage. The MacGregor Shows and a carnival troupe will perform October 13 to 18 with no entry fees or gate charges. Organizers invite inquiries from farmers aiming to provide fun education and fellowship.
Pasture Improvement Recommendations For East Texas
The committee endorses hairy vetch at 20 pounds per acre to improve pastures and backs another mix of Abruzzi rye or barley half bushel, oats one and a half bushels, and 20 pounds hairy vetch for winter grazing. Sudan grass is noted as a good temporary pasture supplement during late summer and early fall. County Agent C. L. Benson offers detailed guidance on permanent pastures and grain plantings. The scoring group has completed visits in multiple counties and will proceed to others before awards are announced.
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Sudan
C. L. Benson
Davis
East Texas
Bryan
Cherokee
Rusk
Angelina
Jefferson
Galveston
Brazoria
Hardin
Madison
Falls
Navarro
Grayson
Lamar
Red River
Bowie
Titus
Cass
Morris
Gregg
Smith Counties
Fair exhibit leaders seek entrants for livestock and home items
Form woman, boy or girl who would be interested in entering any division or department of the exhibits with livestock, poultry, farge products or household items. The official board in charge of this year's fair include: President, Jess M. Cook, vice president, Ed S. Martin, treasurer, L. A. Spell, secretary-manager, W. E. Leverkuhn. Directors of Exhibit: C. L. Beacon, county agent, Miss Lucy Givens, home demonstration agent. Directors of Fair Association: G. A. Ashworth, C. L. Baker, Jess M. Cook, J. B. Caldwell, H. T. Downard, H. S. Estill, Ed B. Martin, J. E. Sloan, M. M. Erskine, Ha A. Spell, A. B. McSwain.
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Jess M. Cook
Ed S. Martin
L. A. Spell
W. £. Leverkuhn
C. L. Beacon
Lucy Givens
Fair Association
QO. A. Ashworth
C. L. Baker
Caldwell
H. T. Downard
H. S. Estill
Martin
J. E. Sloan
M. M. Erskine
Ha A. Spell
McSwain
Welsh Car Found Ruined by Fire in Local Outrage
The Ford coupe owned by Jack Welch, taken from North Main street Saturday night, was found burned in a pasture across Jones bridge by Constable Horace Reed. Police suspect a grudge with a black suspect involved, noting this marks Welch’s third recent loss including a garage theft and later fire at his property.
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Jack Welch
North Main Street
Jones Bridge
Horace Reed
Welch
Mr. Welch
Andrews and Barlt on visit Bryan from Harvey community
O. L. Andrews and W. B. Bar lton were in Bryan today representing the Harvey community.
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O O. L. Andrews
W. B. Barlton
Bryan
Harvey
Remove Your Freckles And Discolorations Ad Prospect
An advertisement promotes Contay Special Bleach to dissolve freckles liver spots and discolorations for a fairer complexion. Roman and Vick, druggists, offer a jar on guarantee.
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Roman & Vick, Druggists
Adv
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