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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1934

Page

3

Agriculture Recovery and the New Farming Spirit

Charles Morrow Wilson surveys postwar American agriculture, noting signs of recovery, increased farm buying power, and cautious investment in machinery and land. He cites higher rural employment, reduced debts, and firmer soil use while stressing farming remains a vocation tied to character, not merely profit, and highlighting Secretary Wallace's call for social justice in a new farming frontier.

Ming Midwest Tidewater East New England Wallace Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Washington Greater New York Mr. Blank Yearbook of Agriculture

Newton Discusses B P C A At Meet At Steep Hollow

The Steep Hollow meeting featured Lesser Newton explaining the Bryan Production Credit Association and how it funds farm credit. He noted funds come from an intermediate credit bank, not the government, with a debenture based stock system and interest only on time funds are used.

Bryan Production Credit Association Lesser Newton Steep Hollow Newton R. C. Franks Lions Club

Reconditioning Plans Advance At City Meeting

A progress report on reconditioning of homes notes loans may be issued by any credit approved holder regardless of encumbrances. A site for a division highway was discussed by City Manager R. G. Williams. A special committee chaired by Col. C. C. Todd with G. S. Parker Jr., J. S. Caldwell, and D. L. Wilson was empowered to act. KE Yeager reported on trade trips and a merchant survey for a fall style show. Educational prospects include a likely enrollment increase at Texas Alt and M. College and a 10 percent rise at Allen Academy. The directors opted not to sanction a new city directory yet. Attending directors were N. B. Allen, R. V. Armstrong, F. C. Bolton, J. S. Caldwell, E. R. Canady, J. F. Casey, W. J. Coulter, R. E. Karper, I. Maniloff, W. R. McCullough, A. B. McSwain, Daniel Russell, James Sullivan, C. C. Todd, D. W. Williams, R. G. Williams, and E. E. Yeager.

R. G. Williams G. S. Parker Jr J. S. Caldwell D. L. Wilson Col. C. C. Todd KE .E. Yeager Trade Extension Committee Wilson Daniel Russell Texas Alt M. College N. B. Allen Allen Academy A. 8. McSwain James Sullivan C. C. Todd D. W. Williams E. E. Yeager

Lone Traveler Brooks Stevenson Jr picture in Hudson Dispatch

The Hudson Dispatch publicized a photo from Union City New Jersey showing Brooks Stevenson Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Brooks Stevenson of Bryan Texas traveling alone home from New York aboard the S S Algonquin after a summer with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs E L Murray of 391 Greenmount avenue Grantwood.

Hudson Dispatch Union City New Jersey Brooks Stevenson, Jr J. Brooks Stevenson Bryan J. Brooks Tex Stevenson Texas New York City Algonquin

Agriculture and the merging of body and spirit

The quote asserts agriculture wins by becoming a pure union of body and spirit, implying harmony between labor and inner conviction in farming. It emphasizes sincerity in agricultural efforts and the idea that truthful practice yields success.

Truth and responsibility in public discourse and school shop courses

A reflective piece questions accountability for published falsehoods and public perception, urging truth as a guide. It also outlines high school shop offerings, including drawing, wood shop, tin work, electrical work, and auto mechanics, with emphasis on home projects, industry visits, and career explorations.

A. and M. College

Industrial Work in High School Planned for Year

The first term industrial education program in Stephen F. Aus... maps a year of hands on training for students. The outline shows shop work, drafting, and practical projects designed to build skilled labor base and support local industry through classroom and shop experiences.

Stephen F. Aus

Negro Is Found Mangled On Mopac Track Near Tunis

The mangled body of Lewis Haygood, a Houston negro who had been picking cotton in Wellborn, was found Saturday morning on the Missouri Pacific tracks near Tunis. Sheriff J. H. Reed and Constable Horace Reed investigated and arrested Johnnie Holiday, with two men and two women sought. The body showed severe injuries with no clear knife or gun wounds. Haygood’s statements about locating the body proved inaccurate, and he is held for further questioning.

Lewis Haygood Houston Wellborn Missouri Pacific Tunis J. H. Reed Horace Reed Johnnie Holiday Haywood

Steep Hollow Residents Trade in Bryan Monday

T B Martin, his son Estes Martin, and Ben Bond were among Steep Hollow residents seen trading in Bryan on Monday. Nearby locals noted the trio collected goods and engaged in small-scale exchanges during the day.

T. B. Martin Estes Martin Ben Bond Steep Hollow Bryan Monday

Haswell Reflects On The Good Old Days In Bryan

Tyler Haswell, a 51 year Bryan businessman, recalls hard times but believes current times are better overall. He helped shape the city’s growth, including funding a park in memory of his mother, Mrs Sue Haswell. He urges patience and work to sustain progress.

Tyler Haswell Haswell Bryan Sue Haswell

City faces growth reliant on citizen cooperation

Mr Haswell argues that Bryan's future hinges on widespread civic cooperation. He urges residents to put aside selfish aims periodically and consider the general good to sustain development and progress.

Haswell Bryan

Kruschen Fat Loss Recipe Ad From Norwich Woman

A Norwich Connecticut woman says she lost 16 pounds with Kruschen Salts. She credits taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and notes improved sleep on night duty. The ad promises a safe, harmless weight loss with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Norwich Conn America

County Fair Poultry and Quilt Exhibits Highlights

The fair schedule lists poultry premiums for Rhode Island Red Barred Rock and other breeds with first to third place payouts, plus a best pen and best single in each breed. It also itemizes canned goods jelly and preserves entries, woven quilts, embroidered items, and a large school display score card across varying school divisions.

Rhode Island

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