Jacobs Wins U S Women Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Helen Jacobs defeated Carolyn Babcock to claim the U S Women's National lawn tennis championship at Forest Hills. The veteran 23 year old Californian secured the cup in 31 minutes, meeting her nemesis Moody and earning national recognition after years of near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jacobs
U. S
Miss Car
Helen Oeuncer
Aena Ws Watson
Moody
Miss Jacobs
Helen
Carolyn Babcock
Miss Babcock
Max Jacobs
Forest Hills
Darrow Political Career and Writings Highlighted
The text notes Clarence Darrow's 1902 election to the Illinois Legislature as an independent Democrat and his active involvement in clubs including the Illinois State and Chicago Bar Associations. It lists his roles as lawyer and speaker, and cites works such as Persian Pearls and Farmington along with several pamphlets on social and ethical issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Massie
Grace Fortescue
Honolulu
Darrow
Our Land
Clarence Darrow
Kinsman
Ohio
Northwestern Railway
Scranton
Philadelphia
Chamion of
Favor
Haywood
Gov
Jeunenburg
Idaho
McNemara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
William
Brean Lefuce
Timois
Dlinois
Ministet
Derrew
Farmington
Damage by Storm Slight in Bryan and Bolt Hits House
Reports describe wind and rain from yesterday's storm in Bryan with several trees toppled and a lightning bolt striking a house. Mrs Palasca, at home, was frightened but unharmed as minor house damage was noted. Rainfall in Bryan reached .22 inches last night and 1.72 inches in the past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Dentist Drowns At Madisonville After Boat Capsize
Madisonville Sept 2 19 Dr W O Carter 52 a longtime local dentist died when a motorboat capsized on Ford and Carson Lake as he and three companions were thrown out. Despite revival attempts Carter died at the scene. He leaves a wife three sons and a daughter. His son Otis was killed in a prior auto crash near Conroe. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
W. O. Carter
Ford
Carson Lake
Max McAfee
George Bell
Lon Finney
Kerse
Increased Market Is Given Citrus By Cold Storage
A Texas Agricultural Experiment Station report from Weslaco shows grapefruit can be stored up to eight to ten weeks in cold storage at 45 degrees F, with Valencia oranges surviving up to twenty weeks. Pre storage curing or waxing reduces losses, while heavy potash fertilizer worsens keeping quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Friend
W. J. Bach
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Weslaco
Texas
Valencia
Musical Piano ContestNumbers Announced for City Program
Awards for a city wide piano contest to be held in May were announced today by the Brysz Flame Teachers Association. The program lists ten pieces by Brahms Beethoven MacDowell and Hayden with selections graded by difficulty. Contestants must practice one hour daily. committee members include J H Comway C W Simmons J M Ferguson Roy Danforth and Charles J Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brysz Flame Teachers Association
Wecsber
II- Sons
Avalanche
Heller
Pixies
Browm
Beethoven
MacDoowell
Bech
Mendelssohn
Hayde
Beethoves
J. H. Comway
C. W. Simmons
J. M. Ferguson
Roy Danforth
Charles J. Cochran
Intend to Marry in Brazes and Coryell Counties
Jammie Horlick and Edelweiss Schultz plan to wed in Brazes County with Elvin Tod and Grace MecLeroy. Ed McGee and Halle Duman of Coryell County filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammie Horlick
Edelweiss Schultz
Elvin Tod
Grace MecLeroy
Brazes County
Ed McGee
Halle Duman
Coryell County
Jess B. McGee
Fidelis S. S. Class Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Fidelis Sunday School Class of College Avenue Baptist Church met for a business and social session. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Jennings Franklin and vice presidents Mrs Ben Ruehti Mrs Alva Holligan and Mrs Henry Buchanan with Mrs John S Buchanan as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
College Avenue Baptist Church
Guy Harris
Young People’s Department
Jennings Franklin
Ben Ruehti
Alva Holligan
Henry Buchanan
John S. Buchanan
Marguerite Buchannan
Dave Jolly
Mesdames W. G. Sims
Henry Grelen
Alva Hollizan
J. W
Mamie Prains
Ida Hyde
Byrom Black
Edmond Wilkerson
Minnie Dean
T. J. Richards
Cecil Paceen
Roger Dyess
H. C. Gibson
Big Honey Dew Melons Display at Farmers Market Today
A Farmers Market feature showcases Honey Dew melons grown by Pink Mims. The melons, from California seed, are extra large and well formed. Officials expect improvements in vegetable displays as fall gardens begin producing, aided by favorable rains this past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
Delegates Named to State Democratic Meet in Brazos County
The Brazos County Democratic convention at the courthouse on July 30 named delegates for the state convention to be held in Lubbock on September 13 and adopted the unit rule. Reported delegates include Oak McKenzie and Dr. O. M. Ball among others. floor picks list many names such as J. G. Minkert J. W. Batts Lawa Bethea F. L. Henderson M. F. E. Wallace A. S. Ware and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Court House
Lubbock
Oak McKenzie
O. M. Ball
Lee J. Rountree
R. O. Allen
H. P. Dansby
W. C. Davis
J. G. Minkert
J. W. Batts
Lawar Bethea
F. L. Henderson
M. FE. Wallace
A. S. Ware
W. 5. Barron
Geo. B. Butler
Jno
M. Barron
W. S. Higgs
E. H. Astin
M. Lawrence
M. Lawrence Jr
J. D. Martin
Sen
C. S
Roy Hudspeth
J. L. Brock
Social Roundup Sees Bryan Visitors and Local Appointments
A flurry of visitors and residents' movements fills Bryan as Victoria James of Dallas summers with her grandfather and Gerald Norwood of San Marcos spends the weekend. numerous families travel from Dallas, Allen Academy, and Houston, while J K Wortham arrives to begin duties as Southern Pacific night agent in College Station. Local clergy and professionals return from visits. Nall Colson and Miss Jewell Hoffman visit Bryan, with many others seen in and around town.
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Foam SeverGare Tailr
Victoria James
Dallas
Todd
Harvey
Mempey
Nelson Fuller
Willie
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Gerald Norwood
San Marcos
Bryan
Ewest
Ennis Camady
E. R. Camady
Fred Gross
Heaston
Mary Bess Sanders
Hearne
Harold Sanders
W. R. Sanders
N. B. Allen
Allen Academy
Allen
Yates
Longview
Southern Pacific Railroad
College Station
North
Houston Avenue
W. B. Cline, Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
Cline
Galveston
Hillsboro
Adolph Kaplan
James Goldberg
McDowell M. (Mack) Howell
Home Furniture Company
W. E. Terrell
Waco
J. B. Sanders
Sanders
A. A. Sanders
Austin
P. S. Park
P. S. Park, Jr
Phocienei
John
Evelyn Williams
Houston
W. E. Wren
W. S. Higgs
Trannie Wren
Kathleen Stuart
Ft. Worth
J. B. Vincent
Vincent
Brady
Mary McGee
Annie Mae Paar Aig Hs Phen
Bombon
E. Stanford
George Butler
Louisiana
Beaumon
Beaumont and
Fort Worth
Lake Charles
Mr. Stanford
Eunice
Nall Colson
Iola
Grimes
Madison Counties
Jewell Hoffman
Gordon Bell
Mr. Hall
Robertson Avenue
Sorgo Sirup Made On Texas Farms Not Sorghum Molasses
Texas farmers are urged to produce sorgo sirup rather than sorghum molasses. C F Walton of the US Bureau of Chemistry and Soils explains sorgo sirup uses all plant sugars and yields good profits. Extension efforts focus on standard grades, quality, and teaching consumers to distinguish good sirup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
College Station
C. F. Walton
United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States
Walton
Vale
Weevils and Hoppers Abundant in Nortex Fields
Dr. F L Thomas reports boll weevils and flea hoppers populations high in North Texas. Flea hoppers kill many small squares and many bolls contain multiple grub stages. In northeast Collin county 75 to 90 percent of bolls show three to four grub presence. green bolls at plant bases also infested. Bollworm damage minimal there, while in Dickens county bollworms injure 17 to 53 percent of worms on replanted cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Texas
F. L. Thomas
Division of
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Collin County
Dickens County
Painful Injury Strikes Mrs. W. B. Baker at Home
Mrs. W. B. Baker aged almost ninety two, mother of Deputy Sheriff C. L. Baker, suffered a fall in the back yard when a loose plank caught her slipper on the way to retrieve eggs from a hen’s nest. She sustained bruises and cuts to her left hip and arm but no broken bones. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Neeley Named County Office Holder to Fill McDonald Term
Mrs. Mre. W. E. Neeley was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of the late D. J. McDonald as county superintendent of schools. Emma Griffith will remain as office clerk. A welcome at the courthouse followed with remarks from County Attorney Oak McKenzie and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Neeley
D. J. McDonald
McDonald
Neeley
Court House
Oak McKenzie
McKenzie
A. S. McSwain
Guy Boyett
Sheriff Reed
J. L. Cobb
Emma Griffith
Judge McSwain
Claude Buchanan
J. W. Harris
Fred Wehrman
Mise Unn Edge
Mine Gladys Edge
Edgar Peters, Jr
D. D. Jolley
Bill Allen
Ernest C. Huggins
H. H. Newton
Earle Tatum
William Minkert
John M. Barron
Funeral Service For Ex Bryanite Held in Dallas
Mrs. C F Bolanz of Dallas died at 71 after girlhood in Bryan as Miss Rowene Boyle. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Dallas with Rev William M Anderson officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery beside husband Charles F Bolanz who died in 1921. Survived by two sons Charles M Belang Henry L Belang a daughter Mrs Dero E Seay and sister Mrs J W Barnett of Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
C. F. Bolanz
Dallas
Bryan
J. W. Boyle
Rowene Boyle
Oakland Cemetery
Charles F. Bolanz
Dero E. Seay
J. W. Barnett
Waco
Farmers Warned Of Impure Seed By Expert At AM
Agronomist E A Miller of the Texas A and M College Extension Service cautions farmers at the start of the fall planting season to buy only high quality seed. He warns that seed with poor pedigree or weed seeds can look viable and that germination alone is not a reliable measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
E. A. Miller
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Augustine Casiro Bound to September Grand Jury
Augustine Casiro was bound over to the September grand jury by Justice J. T. Mc Gee after being charged with driving a car while intoxicated. His bond was set at $260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Casiro
J. T. McGee
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Benjamin Cardozo
New York
Hoover
Louie D. Brandeis
Pt? Wilson
Brandeis
Cardozo
Brandeix Ha
Supreme Court
Louisville
Annen Wle
Dresden
St. Loui
Anbor
Benédeisé
Glavie
Lc.c
Bigger Nations
California
E. M. Regenbrecht
Falls County
A. and
M. College
Hegenbrecht
Swift & Company
George Wilcox
Department of
John '. Jones
A. and M. College Extension Service
Texas Experiment Station
Jomest Sexe
Jai
Sade Hatfield
Reed Max
Serexas
Sutcom
Suttom County
Limestone County
Grand Lesver
Extension Service
H:tfield
Medina
Southwest Texas State Teachers
Louis D. Brandeis
E. AM. Regenbrecht
John H. Jones
Miss Sadie Hatfield
Clarence Darkow
Slight
Bolt
Dr. Carter
Wilson Bradley
Mrs. Bradley
Fidelis S. S
Nortex
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