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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
6
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club updates include a carbon disulphide ant control method by R R Reppert and a detailed yearling feeding schedule from John H. Jones. The piece also notes farm lessons on field feeding bunks, extended hours, and adopting better bulls, plus outreach to Dallas fair reporting and a pecan tree budding demonstration.
A home remedy claims quick relief for varicose veins and swelling using an oil treatment. It promises fast healing of sores and pain, allowing most users to resume normal activities though bed rest may be needed for severely disabled individuals.
C C Copeland of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station finds sorghum and sorghum hay superior to cottonseed hulls as dairy heifer roughage. Heifers fed hay grow about 50 pounds heavier by 21 months. two-year-olds show similar gains with hulls if grain is increased. Paul Swancoat recently returned from Marlin after a few days.
Dayton woman Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen Salts with losing 10 pounds in seven days. She touts taking half a teaspoon dissolved in hot water before breakfast and avoiding fatty foods. The ad promises a four week bottle at a small price and offers a money back guarantee if not convinced.
The column lists many local happenings from C. T. Bowmans Ford trip to new community improvements. It notes hospital recoveries, church and clinic visits, school enrollments, and weather driven setbacks. Names include Abram Sherrod Houston and a long roster of Peyton, Bowman, Haltom, and Sikes families among Bryan and Mesquite area residents.
Heavy rains slow cotton picking but help pastures and fall gardens. Local residents enjoy gardens and fresh produce. S. P. Moore visited Dallas last week and Maybrey Husky stopped by on Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Lewis of Plainview stayed with relatives over the weekend. The Bryan rain kept the Lions from arriving last Friday night.
The Big Smith Rodeo scheduled for Labor Day at Forrest Field was postponed due to weather and field conditions. It will be staged Monday night with Brahmas from Liberty County in pens for the second time, featuring wild steer riding broncho busting calf roping and other rodeo stunts. Dr and Mrs Elzie Jones of Galveston visited for Labor Day with his mother Mrs C B Jones.
The note suggests using a good safety razor as a refuge to remove unwanted hair efficiently. It presents a compact tip advocating practicality and care in grooming.
Norman Bass known as Sam among peers had an appendicitis operation Saturday at a local hospital and is recovering well.
Mrs Rain Jenkins and her daughter Elizabeth of Nacogdoches are visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs KE Jenkins.
The Brazos County Health Committee will meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o clock in the health nurse’s office. All members are urged to be present. Rent your extra rooms through The Fagle Want Ad columns.
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