A M Waldrop Praised for Trade Extension Work at C C Meet
A M Waldrop chairman of the trade extension committee credited with promoting Bryan freight reductions to the seaport within fifty miles. The Bryan Chamber of Commerce recorded support for this effort and discussed fire hazard reductions, good roads advocacy, and a Prairie View College moving picture event. Present were George A Adams R W Armstrong Wilson Bradley W H Cole J N Dulaney H O Ferguson J Webb Howell W S Howell E J Jenkins J Bryan t Miller and A M Waldrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. M. Waldrop
Trade Extension Committee
Chamber of Commerce
S. E. Eberstadt
Mhoving
Chambers of Commerce
R. W. Persons
J. Webb Howell
San Saba Chamber of Commerce
Ahe
George A. Adams
Thos
Gordon Watts
Brazos County
Ty Cobb
Watts
Howell
Banks
Prairie View College
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Eberstadt
Prairie View
R. W. Armstrong
Wilson Bradley
W. H. Cole
J. N. Dulaney
H. O. Ferguson
W. S. Howell
E. J. Jenkins
J. Bryant Miller
Farm Prosperity Through West Texas Poultry and Dairies
The article reviews farm advances in West Texas with notes from Wills Point Plainview and Quanah on egg production dairy gains and diverse crops. It highlights Lars Ing from Sweden observing Plainview dairies and cites Otto Garzin of Miles with a 350 acre diversified operation raising chickens turkeys sheep and cream shipments. It asks Brazos county farmers to imagine similar prosperity from these methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Bentley
Texas
West Texas
Bryan
Brazos County
Wills Point
Plainview
Lars M. Ing
Stockholm
Sweden
France
Quanah
Miles
Otto Garzin
Garzin
Humanity and Courage Against Fearful Cultivation
The remark argues virtue requires bold action rather than avoidance. It suggests people weaken humanity when they refrain from struggle and conflict, promoting resilience through facing challenges and fighting for what is right.
Lions Club Introduces New Members and Speakers
Bryan Lions Club honors new members H L Morrison and W E Leverkuhn while introducing Mrs Henry Locke and Miss Frances Locke. Ty Cobb presents Secretary Sam Eberstadt who lauded the club. Speakers include Luther G Jones from A and M on Brazos soils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Morrison
Chevrolet Company
Henry Locke
Frances Locke
W. E. Leverkuhn
Bryan High
Locke
Mary Belle Woodruff
B. L. Durham
R. W. Armstrong
L. H. Fuller
Houston
Bryan
Charlie Griesser
Ty Cobb
Sam E. Eberstadt
Bryan College
Eberstadt
Cobb
Lions
R. C. Franks
Carl Sprague
Fred Hale
Belle Woodruff
Luther G. Jones
A. and
M. College
Brazos County
Clarence Curlee
R. E. Bosque
Noah W. Dansby
John M. Lawrence Jr
Tom G. Suber
J. M. Ferguson
S. D. Snyder
J. Coulter Smith
M. F. Vitopil
E. R. Bryant
M. Schulman
R. V. Armstrong
Harry L. Durham
Bill Wimber
Henry S&. Locke
Roy Danforth
Jess Hensarling
Harry Estill
Anti-Smith Club Forms in Navasota Meeting
The Anti-Smith Club of Navasota held its first meeting at City Hall led by Rev. W. N. Purcell who urged calm and faith. Officers elected included L. N. Yeager as male chair, Mrs. R. M. Lindsey as female chair, with R. M. Lindsey as secretary and Chas. E. Henry as treasurer. The next session is scheduled for Thursday September 13 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Smith Club
Navasota
W. N. Purcell
Navasota Examiner
Millican
J. Walter Smith
McFerrin Well
Bob
Mrs. Gotcher
Mrs. Smith
Brenham High
Silvia Meredith
Fletcher Pool Jr
Troy
Fletcher Poole Sr
Henry Pool
Houston
Mildred
Fletcher
Jesse McFerrin
Gertrude
Lufkin
Thelma Seeley
Gulf
Malcolm
Mildred McGregor
Sallie Vance
D. Burkhalter
Wellborn
Lewis Black
Helen
Ruth
Ervin
Sunshine Battle
Goose Creek
Crawford Home
Thos Smith
Angleton
Ida Woodall
Tom
Sam Dunlap
A. T. Langford
Bryan
Chas. Crawford
Meril Hills Jr
California
Ella Dunlap
Betsel
Mississippi
Alma Williams
Sheriff Reed Returns to Health After Illness
J. H. Reed, Brazos county sheriff, has about recovered from a two week illness of the flu. He credits his wife for faithful care and says he had to recover before district court convenes again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reed
Brazos County
Birth Registrations Being Recorded by County Nurse
County Health Nurse Ella Bandelin announces birth registrations are underway for white and colored children. Registrations before naming a child are void, and many births have gone unregistered. Public support is urged in this important effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bandelin
Brazos County 4 H Girls Attend Dallas Encampment
The Brazos County 4-H girls join other Texas delegates October 16 to 18 for the Dallas Fair encampment. Scholarships funded by the Chamber of Commerce enable four Brazos County girls to participate. Attendees will tour the fair, learn from attractions, and receive educational trips as recognition of top club work.
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Dallas Fair
Chamber of Commerce
Brazos County
Cream of Texas
Alma Kindt
Millican Club Notes Show 4-H Growth and Activities
Neighborhood 4-H updates recount picnics at McFerrin well and Smith Spring, scholar recipients, and club leadership. Alabama club member boosts membership from 6 to 110, with plans for a Texas tour and revenue from project wins. Activities cover meetings, exhibitions, and future contests plus farm notes on potliker and dwindling cucumber pests.
Texas Democratic Convention Adopts Prohibition Civil Service Planks
The Texas Democratic convention opens amid reunification calls and loyalty to Moody Smith Robinson tickets. Myron Blalock leads as temporary chairman praising Moody while women leaders push reform, and canvass results show Connally Miller Pollard acceptance. Moody attends briefly as platform discussions center on prohibition and civil service with penitentiary reform later compromised.
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Hoover Democrats
Myron G. Blalock
Marshall
National
Moody
Smith
Robinson
Dan Moody
Tom Connally
United States Senate
Barry Miller
Claude Pollard
W. A. Tarver
Navarra County
J. E. King
San Antonio
Lee J. Rountree
Margie E. Neal
Texas
Marshall Hicks
Frank C. Davis
Thomas H. Ball
Houston
Cone Johnson
Tyler
Earle B. Mayfield
Thomas B. Love
Balters
Platform Committee
R. L. Stennis
Dallas
John Boyle
Steve Pinckney
Boyle
Grasse France Center of World Perfume Industry
Grasse in southeastern France is described as the hub of the global perfume trade. The city’s historic craft links to fragrance houses, growers, and parfumers sustaining an international reputation.
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Grasse
France
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A.M. Waldrop
C.C. Meet
W. Texas
J. Gelber
Holiday
Arthur Kilpatrick
Foreman
Eller and Gripps
Frank
Mimax Auto
Sheriff Reed
Con Peeeeee
Lucy
Alabama
C. C. Prize
Johnnie Zemanek
The
Rye Club
Andrew Anderson
Herman Henderson
Harold
County
4-H Club Council
Imoody
Clara Driscoll Sevier
Austin
Alamo
Perry Bros
Perry
North Main
Ed Burks
Cpenneyca Lieenn
Dad
Cassimeres
Normangee
Merce Commission
Normangee, Texas
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