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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
3
The article outlines 1930s Brazos County county agent work and demonstrations with Alma Metcalfe, income figures from cotton farming in 1932 and 1984, price adjustment payments, and upcoming community meetings. It stresses American Legion fair support for local business and agriculture, 4 H club records, home demonstration projects, and making cotton mattresses at home.
The Bankhead Act amendment allows 110 pounds of cotton grown by or for the producer to be used tax free for domestic purposes in the producer's household. This provision should interest farm women and girls seeking to make their own goods.
John B. Ingle aged 108 died at his Winnfield home Sunday night. The Union Army veteran of the Civil War was believed to be the oldest person in North Louisiana and reached his birthday July 5.
The city records note the issuance of marriage licenses to Booker T. Ward and Daisy Green, reflecting the formal union process. Both pairs listed appear in the civil registry, indicating successful applications and impending nuptials.
Most residents remain behind on cotton harvest due to recent rains. Mrs. Floyd Moore and Mrs. C B Moore returned from Marlin after treatments. Several local families hosted or visited relatives over the weekend, including the McDonalds, Free, Payne, Broadus, Childress, and Novasod households. Buel Duncan underwent appendicitis surgery last Friday night and is hoped to be home soon.
Harvey spent the week end with Mrs. B Pate. Mrs J T Pate visits bib Dallas this week. Rev E E attends regular appointment. Mr and Mrs Mrt Weedonish Bryan visited Mr and Mrs H L Weedon. Cecil Kelley and family visit. Mrs E A Peters recovering from appendicitis after surgery at Wilkerson Memorial. Mrs J E Hughey and daughter visit. Mr and Mrs D L Peters and children of Iola visit E A Peters. Mr and Mrs J W McCulloch visit W L McCulloch family. Mrs Cecil Kelley and children Alice Bert and Cecil Maudine.
Clovis New Mexico Sept 10 A humane method replaces shooting and blows with a lethal gas chamber for city pound dogs. City Manager John C Beals announced a sheet metal chamber with a 12 dog capacity will use natural gas released high by a valve and pipe to euthanize dogs at the pound. Pay your Eagle subscription now.
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