Cadet Corps Promoted At A and M College Texas 1928
W. P. Patton of Lockhart is named colonel of the cadet corps at Texas A and M College for the 1928-29 session. The promotion list shows over 140 commissioned cadet officers with Lieut-Col. C. J. Nelson as commander and Sept. 15 as the reporting date. Junior cadet officers, staff, and regimental commands span multiple cities including Fort Sam Houston Dallas Cameron and College Station.
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College Station
W. P. Patton
Lockhart
M. Cole
Texas
C. J. Nelson
T. O. Walton
Patton
Nelson
E. G. Cook
Putnam
Jor
R. S.kin Jr
Cameron
J. J. Loving
Fort Samouston
Oser
R. M. Wallace
M. P. Nk
Dallas
Nfantry
A. A. Rey
W. H. Dgett
Denison
P. F. Ider
Mart
H. Jackson
Sherman
R. E.ver
Houston
J. C. Skains
Nklin
A. R. Kroulik
Bellville
H. Reding
Handley
W. P. Privette
Darter
Z. W. Bartlett
Marlin
A. Bray
R. L. Acres
Elso
F. C. Turner
Fort Worth
L. A. Hartung
Antonio
Ken Ibott
Miles
W. K. Young Gowles
R. G. Aberna
Revolutionary War Hero Pulaski Readied for Texas Observance
Governor Dan Moody may back a resolution to honor General Casimir Pulaski's death during the Savannah siege. Indiana official Ignatius Werwinski asks Texas to join a nationwide Pulaski sesquicentennial observance on October 11, 1929, and to create a state commission overseeing the commemorations.
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Austin
Dan Moody
Texas
Casimir Pulaski
Ignatius K. Werwinski
Deeds
Indiana
Werwinski
Pulaska
Savannah
Brandywine
Bids Open September 10 for Bryan Water Mains Pipes
City Manager J Bry an Miller says bids will be taken September 10 for cast iron pipe to be used in Bryan's water mains extension. The project supports Bryan's civic development efforts.
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Bryan
J. Bryan Miller
Hearne Lighted Streets Impress Bryan Tourists
Hearne proclaims its well lit streets as tourists admit Hearne’s brighter business district. The city has regular street lights and lights about two feet apart along awnings, rivaling Curtis Street in Denver and Broadway in illumination. Bryan congratulates Hearne on progress.
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Bryan
United States
Hearne
Curtis Street
Denver
Broadway
Little White Ants May Be Eliminated
Austin health officer Dr. J. C. Anderson says wooden structures can be nearly rid of little white ants by proper foundations of stone brick or concrete with matching columns and concrete walls and floors. Remove damaged wood and drenched ground with kerosene, inject carbon disulphide into openings, then plug them and replace damaged timber with concrete metal or coal tar creosote impregnated timber.
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Austin
J. C. Anderson
Anderson
Spiral Knife From France Lets Fruits and Veggies Curly
A French invention turns fruits and vegetables into spirals by rotating around a central rod. The gadget cuts slices into corkscrew shapes, opening new ways to present salads and garnishes.
Vast Palette of Over Two Million Colors for Human Use
A statement notes that more than two million distinct colors are available for practical use by people. The note hints at broad color capability across devices and materials, illustrating the richness of the visual spectrum in everyday applications.
Judge Atwell Is Victim of Suit
Brooklyn lawyer F R Serri was served with a summons in a $50,000 slander suit filed in New York. Federal Judge William H Atwell of Texas reportedly reprimanded Serri after he attacked the credibility of a prohibition agent witness. Atwell, who has been visiting New York, is set to depart for Texas.
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New York
F. R. Serri
Brooklyn
William H. Atwell
Texas
Serri
Judge Atwell
Brazos County Has Fine Pear Crop
J. H. White from the Wixon community near Bryan showed the Eagle some Leconte pears in an orchard of about 40 trees. He averages 4 bushels per tree selling at $1 per bushel, with trees planted 30 years ago still yielding well.
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J. H. White
Bryan
Kurten Road
Wixon
Eagle
Coolidge to Leave Cedar Island Lodge on Sept 10
Superior report confirms President Coolidge will depart Cedar Island Lodge on Monday September 10 for Hartford Connecticut. The length of his stay in the East was not determined.
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Superior
President Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
East
Hartford
Conn
Prohibition Defeated in New South Wales Referendum
In Sydney voters rejected the liquor ban by more than two to one in New South Wales. The referendum outcome ends prohibition efforts in the Australian state.
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Sidney
Australia
New South Wales
Gypsy Mother's Nationwide Search for Missing Son in Texas
Annie Lee, a Romany mother from California, travels the West seeking her son George Lee or George Uwana Wish who left home after 22 years. Described as about six feet tall, 160 to 175 pounds with black hair and a scar on the left forehead, authorities in Texas are asked to help locate him.
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Texas
Annie Lee
Fresno
Calif
George Lee
Lee Farm
California
George
Houston
George Uwana Wish
Adults Contract Children's Diseases
Adults can contract many diseases usually associated with children and suffer as much or more. Worms afflict adults with symptoms like loss of appetite weight loss grinding of teeth restless sleep itching abdominal pains. White's Cream Vermifuge, sold by Roman and Vick, expels worms in both adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Roman & Vick
District Court to Open on September 17
County Attorney W. E. Neeley says the district court will convene Monday September 17. He notes business is dull now but will pick up then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. E. Neeley
F F Bishop to Teach at A M College This Fall
F F Bishop recently earned his M A from Clarkson School of Technology in New York and arrives in Bryan by automobile to teach at A and M College this fall. He previously served on the faculty two years ago but did not return to finish his degree. A noted Bryan musician, he will room at the W H Cole home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Bishop
Clarkson School of Technology
New York
Bryan
M. College
Bishop
Howell Returns to Bryan to Join Family Oil Mill
Jack Howell son of Mr and Mrs J Webb returns to Bryan after working with a large Houston cotton firm since UT graduation to be associated with his father at the Bryan Cotton Oil Mill. He says Bryan looks mighty good to him and he is glad to be back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Howell
J. Webb
Howell
Houston
University of Texas
Bryan
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M. E. Horn
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Brownwood
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R. L. Tucker
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Chicago
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