New Course in Agricultural Administration at A and M College
College Station Texas September 4 A and M College will offer a new course in Agricultural Administration designed for farming business students. The program emphasizes agricultural accounting marketing farm management rural economics and rural sociology to prepare indviduals for large farming enterprises or farming dependent business ventures. It is the first such program at an agricultural college in the United States and aims to inspire similar courses nationwide.
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College Station
Texas
A. and M. College
W. B. Bizzell
United States
Lost Home by Fire in Bryan Destroys Reinhart Residence
Friends in Bryan mourn the Reinharts loss of their new Hearne home after a 6 30 a m fire Saturday started by a gasoline stove. Many valuables were lost including Mrs Reinhart’s platinum diamond bar pin a pearl string two platinum diamond Shriner pins and all household furniture both house and contents insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
E. A. Reinhart
Hearne
Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed by Georgia Family
Mrs. Chas. Gaston of Ringgold Georgia praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a trusted family medicine for headaches from constipation malaria and chills. She credits it with reducing doctor bills and restoring health, noting its vegetable composition and bowel cleansing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringgold
Chas
Gaston
Thedford
Mr Short Named Superintendent of State Exhibits
A. K. Short agronomist of Texas A and M Extension Department is named superintendent of county exhibits for the State Fair of Texas. County agents become honorary representatives in their counties. The fair runs October 9 to 24 with closer college cooperation and expanded exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
A. K. Short
Extension Department of
Texas A
M. College
Short
W. H. Stratton
G. A. Long
R. W
A. and M. College
Persons
Long
Texas A. and
Stratton
Texas Farm Boys
Expositou
Doctor’s Chicago Trip Tale Delights Eagle Readers
Dr J L Fountain returning from a visit to daughter Mrs Edward Price of Chicago spoke of an automobile trip from Chicago to Lake Geneva. The 200 mile run was completed in a day thanks to fine roads with sightseeing lunch and a warm return in the overcoat and robe. He called the journey the most picturesque country he had seen. Trade in Bryan and help everybody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fountain
Edward Price
Chicago
Eagle Office
Lake Geneva
Mrs Sims Reports From Chautauqua Summer Soirée
Mrs Pattie W Sims writes from Chautauqua detailing lectures by international figures on world issues including the League of Nations, social events like the Texas Dinner, and visits such as Lilly Dale. She notes cordial political views across parties, the New York Symphony, and fond memories of Texas while closing with homeward longing.
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Lee J. Rountree
Pattie W. Sims
Chautauqua
Bryan
Mrs. Rountree
League of Nations
Neck of the Woods
Los Angeles
Wilson
Bell
New York Symphony Orchestra
Texas
Florence Floore
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pennybacker
Woman’s Club of
Lee Joseph
San Antonio
M. W. Sims
John Astin
Texas University
Floore
Woman's Club of
Lilly Dale
Denver
Colorado
Brazos Bottom
Selah
Roger Astin
Sumer
Home
Patti Wilson Sims
Farmer sells 85 acres of cotton after Trinity River flood
Heavy rains flood the northern fork of the Trinity River at Gainesville Texas. A lowland farmer sold 85 acres of growing cotton for one dollar an acre due to rising waters.
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Associated Press
Gainesville
Texas
Trinity River
Cotton Receipts Market Quotations Across Bryan Warehouses
New cotton receipts reported by Lawrence warehouse and Farmers Union in Bryan show 3119 total square bales and 875 round bales with no futures market due to holiday. Local spots at 27 cents middling. cottonseed at 22.00 per ton. Agricultural prices list hogs 10 to 13 cents per lb, cows 5 to 7, calots 7 to 8, steers 6 to 7, hides 5, corn 1.00 per bu, alfalfa 33, prairie hay 20, Johnson grass 24, oats 1 per bu, eggs 35 per dozen, chickens 25–30 per lb.
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Bryan
Lawrence
Farmers Union
Eden
Bermuda
Corsicana's Luther Johnson Named Temporary Democratic Chairman
Fort Worth Texas September 7 delegates convene at the stateDemocratic convention. Luther Johnson of Corsicana chosen as temporary chairman by mayoral welcome and party officials. Neff’s gubernatorial nomination to be presented later by R Hi Hamilton.
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Associated Preas
Fort Worth
Texas
Davis
Luther Johnson
Corsicana
Pat Neff
Johnson
Neff
R. Hi. Hamilton
la Vaca
Luther Johnson Elected Temporary Chairman at Fort Worth Democratic Convention
Luther Johnson of Corsicana won the role of temporary chairman as the Fort Worth convention opened. Lee J. Rountree of Brazos County became a platform committee member and W. C. Davis was named vice chairman. The West Texas Chamber of Commerce proposed a West Texas A and M College plank, facing opposition from allied friends who favor moving to table it. Lee J. Rountree.
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Fort Worth
Frank O. Martin Returns to College Newsroom
Frank O. Martin publicity secretary of A. and M. College returned from Galveston where he reported the port strike stalemate persists as city officials resist Governor Hobby’s remedies. Open shop sentiment grows, signaling Galveston may soon be labeled an open-shop city despite its union-city reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Martin
A. and
M. College
Galveston
Galveston Daily News
Oobby
Texas cotton bale’s varied value in fabrics and uses
Officials estimate a 500 pound bale of cotton could fetch vastly different sums depending on product. Valen ciennes lace could reach 8 million, baby ribbon 1500, gingham 730, cheesecloth 1.10 per pound, with current market grade 15 cents per pound for cheesecloth.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Valenciennes
Bureau of Markets and Warehouses
Nagle Secures Large Road Contracts Across Counties
Dean J. C. Nagle of A and M College returns from Dallas where the Nagle-Witt-Rollins Co. secured a 2.5 million dollar road contract. Dallas county will see 6.5 million in road work over six years while Wharton, Stephens, and Potter counties also award contracts totaling 6.45 million. Estimates are being prepared for Jefferson County water work. Nagle plans to return to Dallas Monday.
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Dean J. C. Nagle
A. and M. College
Dallas
Nagle-Witt-Rollins Co
Dallas County
Nagle-Witt- Rollins Co
Wharton County
Stephans County
Potter County
Jefferson County
Nagle
Confidence in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic Grows
The public and professionals voice strong trust in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic as a reliable remedy. Doctors and druggists affirm its efficacy and safety, reflecting broader consumer confidence in the product.
Dallas visitor to attend Fort Worth democratic convention
Dean J. C. Nagle is in Dallas on business and will go to Fort Worth tonight to attend the democratic convention.
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Dean J. C. Nagle
Dallas
Fort Worth
Cotton meeting in Dallas lays out plan to stabilize market
In Dallas on September 2 a large crowd of 6800 to 1000 farmers bankers and merchants heard Nathan Adams president of the Texas division of the American Cotton Association outline a four plank plan. The group backed full organization of the association and disposal of low grade cotton. A fair price for cotton seed was set at 24.7 dollars per car load after a conference between the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers Association and local leaders.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Municipal
Nathan Adams
American Cotton Association
Texas Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Crushers’ Association
RK. F. Crow
A. and
M. College
W. B. Bizzell
T. O Walton
Eberstadt Expands Housing Effort at Local Chamber
Secretary S E Eberstadt of the Chamber of Commerce reports locating sixteen couples in light housekeeping apartments during the past week. He has found all applicants and continues his drive, refusing to take no for an answer and promising to welcome all who wish to join.
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S. E. Eberstadt
Chamber of Commerce
The
Eagle
Eberstadt
State Meeting Attended by A M College Officials in Dallas
Dr. W B Bizzell and T O Walton of the A and M College along with editor Lee J Rountree of the Bryan Eagle attend a Dallas meeting of the executive committee of the State Council of Agriculture, now part of the National Farm Bureau extending into Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Executors of the estate of J W Coulter summon debtors and set claims deadlines in Bryan and Rockdale Texas.
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W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
T. O. Walton
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Eagle
Dallas
State Council of Agriculture
National Farm Bureau
United States
Texas
Council of Agriculture
State Farm Bureau
C. 0. Moser
Farm Bureau
Illinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Indiana
Virginia
New York
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Rub My Tism Pain Relief Advert Claim
An old fashioned pain remedy touts Rub My Tism as a powerful pain killer. It claims quick relief for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related soreness with a simple topical application and advertised effectiveness.
Creditors appointed by Brazo County Court July term
The undersigned were appointed by the County Court of Brazos County Texas at the July term to notify creditors of claims against a decedent or estate. The notice sets deadlines for filing claims and for presenting demands to the court. Units involved include the county court and appointed administrator.
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Brazos County
Texas
Notice to creditors and debtors in estate of Jas. O. Chance
In Brazos County Texas at the July term executors George G Chance Mrs Geo Gordon Chance notify all persons in debt to the estate to settle and all creditors to present claims at the executors residences in Bryan Texas. Dated August 16 1920.
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J. W. Coulter
W. J. Coulter
Bryan
Brazos County
Texas
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
Milam County
A. D
H. T. Co‘jizer
Jas. O. Chance
George G. Chance
Geo. Gordon Chance
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J. Groginsky
NEW Course Agricultural Administration
Georgia
MR. Short
Dallas Fair
F. O. B. Waco
Army Equipment CO
Waco, Texas
Frank
Martin
Timmy
Maloney
North Main Street
Bryan, Texas
Tabor Avenue
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