Cabbage Prices Placed Under Scrutiny by Farm Group
The Texas Farm and Ranch decries city population growth as lowering producer prices for cabbage while boosting costs for urban consumers. A Dallas Galveston News reader argues against price fixers and warns against overproduction from non producers and overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm and Ranch
Bryan Eagle
Lee
S. P
Lee Rountree
Texas
Tail
Joe J. Taylor
Dallas-Galveston
Joe
Rio Grande
Russia
Austria
Germany
Amaze Your Friends With Your Complexion
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a quick path to clear skin with two tablets per meal. It promises disappearance of pimples and blackheads, claims vital elements improve complexion, and offers a 3 Day Free Test via mail while listing Atlanta Ga as the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironized Yeast Co
Dept. 99
Atlanta
James Drug Store
Beason Knows His Business in Brazos County
The Semi Weekly Farm News praises County Agent C L Beason for organizing and supporting rural Brazos County community clubs. It highlights Edge, Tabor, Millican, Kurten, Smetana, Wellborn and Steep Hollow clubs and notes Beason works with Eberstadt and the Bryan Chamber of Commerce to fund and promote county fairs and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas-Galveston News
Farm News
Brazos County
A. and M. College
Edge
Tabor
Millican
Kurten
Smetana
Wellborn
Steep Hollow
C. L. Beason
Mr. Beason
Benson
Beason
Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Preston Sneed
A. V. Lara
Fort Worth
Texas
Lara
Overhead debate sparks farmer items and fruit prices
Prof L L Chappelle notes farmers offered 50 cents per bushel for apples and 25 cents per bushel for peaches while rotting fruit shows distress in the fruit belt. He recalls apples and peaches moving through Oklahoma and Dallas markets and comments on perceived overhead costs and price distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
L. L. Chappelle
Bryan
Bentonville
Arkansas
Friit Belt
Oklahoma
Dallas
Flowers for the Living ends praise editor with bouquet
The Mineral Wells branch of Flowers for the Living sent editor Sam E. Miller a bouquet after an editorial in The Index. Mrs. Leo Russell and Justice George P. Barber presented the flowers, endorsing the editor’s work and praising continued diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Living” Club
Leo Russell
George P. Barber
Index
Pathway Daily
Sam E. Miller
Mineral Wells Index
A Happy Medium in Harding Pipe Advice
The Mineral Wells Index notes President Harding may need to smoke a corn cob pipe and roll up sleeves if the railway strike is settled in time to harvest crops this fall. The piece argues for a balanced approach to work and relaxation while urging practical action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Judge Harwood's Montana Fishing Gift Disturbs Editors
The Eagle editor received a fine fish photo from Judge Homer Harwood of Warren Michigan from a National Editorial Association trip in Montana. The editor quips for more fish and fewer pictures, asking for understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Homer Harwood
Warren, Mich
National Editorial Association
Montana
Homer
Bard of Bryan Attends Democratic State Convention
The Bard of Bryan appeared at the Democratic state convention in full glory, with Lee J. Rountree absent from the gathering, drawing colorful comparisons from the San Antonio Evening Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
Joe Cannon
Bard
Bryan
San Antonio Evening Press
Ferguson Refuses to Talk In Texas Newsroom
James E. Ferguson declines comment on ongoing Texas incident. Officials have requested statements as reporters await official briefing. The public awaits further clarification from state authorities and Ferguson's camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Lance Corporal We Hope Under Stands the Term Overhead
The phrase appears to reflect a military discussion on the meaning of overhead, possibly as used in orders or training. It notes terminology usage and the aim of clarity for service members in the field.
Farmers urged to plant more fruit trees this season
The article argues Brazos county should increase fruit tree planting on farms and homes as planting time approaches in a few months, emphasizing seasonal readiness and local agriculture benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Millican Seeks Fall Community Fair Date
Millican plans a fall community fair while Tabor fixed her date for September 29. Brazos County urges more community fairs and a major county fair to boost local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Tabor
Brazos County
European muddle overshadowed by hatred and jealousy
The text notes hatred jealousy and ignorance dominate Europe while other nations are described as generally fine. It presents a viewpoint on continental harmony strained by social tensions. No specific events, dates, or organizations are provided.
Advertising Problem in Small Town Papers
The piece argues foreign advertisers benefit from persistent ads in small newspapers while local merchants under advertise. It claims local ads drive reader recognition and local papers would fail without foreign advertising, and urges more local advertising to sustain papers and town commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck Journal
Russian prices and U S farming woes in Waco chat
Sunshine Joe Webb notes in the Waco News-Tribune that Russia’s steak costs 5 000 000 rubles and coffee 1 250 000 rubles while Americans struggle with overhead. He cites a Texas peach farmer asking 25 cents per bushel, crops rotting, and a Dallas hotel peach sale for 40 cents plus a 15 cent tip, questioning the dollar world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Joe Webb
Waco News-Tribune
Russia
United States
Arkansas
Dallas
Waco Man Claims Water Moccasin Slaying Record
Pearson Rowell of Waco says he killed 43 water moccasins in one shot in the Brazos River below Waco. The town previously boasted a champion craps shooter and a speed demon and now hopes for a champion cotton picker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson Rowell
Waco
Brazos River
Eighteen Graduates for College Summer School
Special to the Bryan Eagle from College Station Texas Sept 2 1932 Eighteen graduates receive college summer school degrees at Texas A and M College led by speaker Lee J Rountree who urges a new Texas constitution and permanent education funding. Degrees awarded include master of science in agricultural education and agriculture bachelor degrees and civil engineering with President Bizzell emphasizing continued summer sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Brazos
Grimes
Rountree
W .B. Bizzell
Union
Bizzell
Thomas A. Fritts
John Alvin Hendricks
Penelope
Leander D. Howell
Bexar
Ala
William L. Hughes
Ransom J. Cole
John C. Anderson
John T. Boyce
Okolona
Ark
Samuel J. Gay
Moscow
Verna R. Glazener
Sonley NR
Brazos County farming outlook and local youth achievements
A Brazos County feed outlook notes 150 carloads of corn for Bryan and a half million dollars needed to cover winter feed. Benefits of county agents are praised, with stories of George Holland returning to West Texas to lead McAdoo School and T. O. Walton urging Christian citizenship alongside Nehemiah’s lesson. Local dairy and farm course insights are cited as boosting work ethic and agricultural progress.
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Bryan
Oogo
George Houand
Brazos County
Agriculture
West Texas
McAdoo School
Bryan High School
A. & M. College
George
George Holland
Welborn Sunday School
T. O. Walton
A. and
M. College of Texas
Walton
Nehemiah
Dean H. J. Waters
Kansas College of Agriculture
Corsicana
College Station
Tucker and Roberts Family Visit Texas Town
Mr and Mrs N B Tucker of Navasota and Dr Will C Roberts of Hempstead were here to spend Sunday with Mrs L H Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Tucker
Navasota
Will C. Roberts
Hempstead
L. H. Tucker
Mrs Goen and daughter visit Ferguson brothers in town
Mrs. C S Goen and her daughter Miss Mamie from San Marcos are visiting her brothers Mr J M Ferguson and Judge H O Ferguson. The meeting highlights family ties and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S. Goen
Mamie
San Marcos
Mrs. Goen
Mr. J. M
H. O. Ferguson
Numerous visitors and residents arrive in Bryan area
Town buzzes with social rounds as Steep Hollow’s Risinger visits Bryan, Miss Eleanor Jones from Houston spends weekend with the Jones family, teachers arrive for the West Side school post, and many Cameron Cameron and Houston guests tour locals. A mix of moves, visits, and business trips shapes a busy Bryan week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Risinger
Steep Hollow
Eleanor Jones
Houston
D. C. Jones
Gladys Walker
Cameron
Bryan
West Side
M. H. James
Grover C. White
Grover C., Jr
Midland
Griffin
N. Burnham
J. N. Goodwin
North
Texas
Emerald Isbell
Iola
Jewell Williamson
Bedias
Pry
Carl Cole
East 24Th Street
Washington and
25Th Street
Cole
24Th Street
East 28Rd Street
Artie Barron
W. S. Barron
W. E
Joe Opresteny
Galveston
A. G. Gibson
Annie Gibson
Elmer Gibson
Rock Prairie
Georgia
W. E. Foster
Brevard Knox
Dean Purpear
W. O. Sanders
Gove
Austin
Edgar Bullock
W. E. Neeley
Almera Dunn
Cameron Hital
J. B. Dunn
Wheelock
M.E. Miller
Helen
Industry
New Ulm
Wade Cox
Lorraine Cox
Greenville
L. J. Cox
Cox
Alia
E Stanford
Woodvill
A. Bush
Rebecca
George Hadley
Bryan Crimm
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Enone
Seca
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Guion Hall
Brazos County Boys and Girls
Dallas Morning News
F. M. Law
Texas Banker’s Assoiation
Banker-Farmer
Billy
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kelligg
Kellogg’s Kaumdlis
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