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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
2
Bryan area social notes list visitors and hometown trips
Local society pages record Mr and Mrs J E Reed Misses Walter Saith al ef Navaseta and families visiting Bryan friends Mrs Great Nelson Leta Mee and Miss Mary Gentry among those traveling from Houston El Paso and Dallas areas. Several residents return from trips to Texas Sugar Land Houston Fort Worth and Chicago while others plan visits and school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reed
Walter Saith
Ef Navaseta
WF. L. Powers
J. M. Williams
Nelson End
Leta Mee
el Paso
Feit
Basmen
Brevis Valley
W. S. Lowers
Som Wehams
Hampton
Nas
Texas
Bryan
Jack Ganter
Houston
Katie Daly
Tom Daly
Daly
East 24Th Street
Dan Harris
Millican
B. T. Yeager
Welborn
Mary Gentry
A. W Kinnard
Paul McGee
Justice J. Sion
Humble of and Refining Company
el Campo
C. C. Todd, Jr
Chicago
Herbert Craft
Grande Valley
Dallas
Craft
Wiley Hiley
Irene and
Dorjeas
Pearl Jones
Risen
Bryant
Sugar Land
E. K. Barden
D. C. York
Annie Konecny
Fort Worth
Frank Konecny
H. T. Truett
Poms
Harvey, Jr
Manning
Sam Hunter
D. C
Louise Dyer
Elizabeth Amme Bredier
Ewe
Greenville
Hazel Adems
Marn
Marie Graham
Chickasha
Oklahoma College For Women
Sam Palasota
Palasota
R. W. Howell
Jennie Jum Howell
Winona Bringshur
Michigan
R. M. Ewing
Alma Ewing
Lemma Dowell
Normangee
Anetta Moran
Macon
Travis
FE. E. Yes
Mildred SheZfecld
Tom Hamilton
Teague
Joe R. Tatmen
Scuna Edge
Charles Edge Fe Dellas
Jack Howell
S Vist
Ware
Mrs. Shiney
Brazos Citizens Seek Beer Licenses In County Notice
New applications for licenses to sell beer for on premises and off premises consumption have been filed with County Judge A. Wiles in Bryan. Names include Sam Palermo of Cash Meat Market and Tony Bostelle, near highways 6 and 21. J A Arhophilos of DeLexe Cafe and Joe DeMatter on Main Street are listed for distribution licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Jedre A
Wiles
Bryan
Sam Palermo
Tony Bosteallie
J. A. Arhopulos
DeLexe Cafe
Joe DeMatter
Main Street
Bluemac
Stephan Ke and Bottling Company
C. L. Benson
Swain
Marshall T. Jones
Theodore Brown
Will S. Jones
Dock Day
John F. Kosh
James R. Ryan
Boyd Thomas Knox
Robert Mosley
Wilburn Wilson
Madison
Joseph R. Moseley
Alice Newton
Eddie Rooks
Lorenza Wilson
Clyde W. Ari
Fred A. Wehrman
George E. Madeley
Albert Olenes
Junius M. Cross
Edward B. Bum Geld
Louis C. Kiintworth
John A. Manthei
New H. McWhorter
Pete Biencki
George Jarsia
Henry Dunn Jr
Norman Mitchell
Maxie Taylor
James Gooden
John Berger
Johnnie Lewis
Jake Lero
Jesus H. Sustaita
Tommie Jones
Grapefruit Crop Taken by Storm Is Report Here
J. W. Fullerton farmer notes part of the grapefruit crop saved on the windward side of trees. Buyers offered Mrs Mondrick a splendid price. Harvest planned for next Monday was halted by this week’s storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fullerton
Weather Record Shows Rain On Sunday And Week Variations
Weather summary notes little variation in temperatures over the past week with a high around 69 degrees on Wednesday and Sunday and a low of 72 degrees on Sunday. Total rainfall totaled 1.96 inches with detailed daily amounts listed for Wednesday through Saturday. The office advertises quick printing service with affordable rates by Eagle Printing Co.
County Officials Urge Bond Approval at Lions Luncheon
County officials urged approval of a proposed NRA funded bond program to finance three county projects including a courthouse repair plan and a county farm for paupers and prisoners. Commissioner Guy Boyett noted savings from centralized highway headquarters and stressed study of precinct needs while Judge McSwain urged broader citizen input. The Lions Club luncheon covered bids and a petition for a special election, with remarks from several county leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves County Commissioners’ Court
Guy Boyett
A. S. McSwain
Pat Patterson
Bryan Lions Club
Frank Conrad
Henry Wehrman
Lion A. D. Jackson
McSwsim
Patterson
NRA
Boyett
Brazos County
Bryan
McSwain
Lion R. C. Franks
Steep Hollow
Lion Luke Patranella
Rye Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lion
R. M. Searcy
Commissiners’ Court
Lion R. G. Williams
Lion Herschel Burgess
Brazes Vote On Public Works Proposed For County
A special election is planned to vote separately on proposed public works including a jail on the third floor and creation of a county poor farm. Projects would be funded with county and federal contributions, with ballots detailing each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazes
Federation Music Program Planned Sunday at First Methodist
The Federation will present a program of music Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock by the cabinet in session at the First Baptist church Monday evening Readings organ solos vocal numbers and a sazophone trio and quartet were arranged for This is the second such program following a previous one at First Baptist Church secretaries of the societies met with the cabinet to review planning Curtis Cole and others attended ensuring summer recreation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Cabinet
First Baptist Church
Federsthee Las Bad
Lad Fall
Iwerter
Curtis Cole
Wecter
Maine Joins 25 States In Repeal Move
Maine votes to repeal the 18th amendment, joining 25 other states. The core vote totals 113,527 for repeal to 52,077 against, with scattered precinct results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Portland
TS Scattering
Ihe
Maine Votes Repeal Possibly 25th On Ballot
Maine votes show repeal favored by about two to one in early counts from rural areas. repeal leaders expected larger margins in the remaining city tallies. The result would place Maine among states ending prohibition with twenty five states having done so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Maime
May Beers From Mexico Tax Exemption and Limits
The 3.2 beer provision lets residents of states permitting its sale import beer in personal baggage up to 100 dollars value without duties. Dry states like Texas ban 3.2 beer until Sept. 15. Border residents traveling to Mexico may use the exemption when returning, per April 26, 1933 customs guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Texas
Laredo
Ans Tourisrs
Washington
United States
Bryan Visitor Says Local Spirit Bright Despite Slump
Quinlan Adams, brother of George A Adams, praised Bryan for its optimistic and progressive spirit as he left for Orlando with his son Jim Burt. He noted Bryan and Brazes county weathering the economic storm well and kept in close touch via the Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
South
Quinlan Adams
George A. Adams
Orlando
Fla
Jim Burt
Unidentified Man Sustains Injuries After Trepanning
An unidentified white man, found on Highway No 35 south of Livingston, suffers a fractured skull and body bruises after a trepanning operation at the German hospital and remains unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Prison Visitors Puzzle Guide by Queer Questions
In Huntsville a guard recalls visitors trampling rules as a woman offers money to prisoners and a child mistakes inmates for animals in the yard. He notes convicts are known by name among inmates and guards, not by number, showing outsiders’ misunderstandings of prison life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
J. F. Dennis
Local residents and visitors noted in Bryan daily round
E B Elliott and Mrs Elliott entered Scott White sanatorium in Tem ple for treatment after a nervous breakdown. Calvert visitors Constance and Mr Peach, Bryan guests of the World’s Fair trip result. Various locals from Nor mangee Iola Wellborn Timpson and Houston stopped by Bryan for daily business and social calls. Edge son W B Edge underwent tonsillectomy in Marlin and resumes schooling readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Elliott
Texas Company
Temple
Elliott
Scott-White Sanitarium
Constance Peach
Calvert
Bryan
R. B. Butler
Chicago
Will Smith
Jim Page
Iola
R. C. Blair
Timpson
Graham Powers
W. D. McDonald
W. R. McClain
W. H. McLean
J. A. Heath Sr
J. A. Heath Jr
D. L. Gustavus
Normangee
Joseph P. Luza
Olie Freeman
W. L. Freeman
W. T. Franklin
A. B. McSwain
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
O. H. Astin
McKinney
W. B. Edge
Marlin
Co-Ops to Handle Record Cotton Volume This Season
Tom Field manager of the Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association says 3 to 4 million bales will move through co-ops this season. Two and a half million bales come from the American Cotton Cooperative Association for the federal government. The central sales agency will cut handling costs by spreading expenses over many bales and return half of profits to members with the rest reserved. The central fund stands at 2.6 million dollars after three years and aims to operate on its own capital, reducing interest on its operating fund of 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Cooperative Associations
Tom Field
Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association
Mr. Field
American Cotton Cooperative Association
Central Sales Agency
Co-Op
Field
Brazos Valley Association
Central
Harry Estill Ill In Serious Condition At Home
Harry Estill taken ill Monday is reported in serious condition at his home today and is not permitted to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Estil
Bermuda Onion Seedbeds Drill in Laredo Area
Bermuda onion growers in the redo district drill imported Bermuda onion seed from Tener Canary Islands Spain and some U S seed as showers have left ground moist for planting. Broccoli transplants from seedbeds are well established with 1 000 acres planned. carrots beets turnips spinach and beans and peas are also planted for fall and winter markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Bermuda
Redo
Tener
Canary Islands
Spain
Gro
Laredo Distr
Houstonian Womack Found Dead in Hotel With Self-Written Obit
Tho L. Womack 28, nephew of K W Womack former Houston Cotton Exchange president, died by suicide at a hotel. An attached autobiographical note lists Terrill Prep Dallas Virginia University lumber work Beaumont and Seattle position. Survivors include wife and daughter, parents in San Antonio, brother in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Hiself
L. Womack
K. Womack
Houston Cotton Exchange
Co Ae
Overe Street
Womack
Terrill Prep School
Dallas
Virginia University
Beaumont
Southern Sales
Seattle
M. L. Womack
San Antonio
Frank E. Womack
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Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places with unclear context. data incomplete for a concise, factual summary.
Uncle Sam Buys Meat Then Throws It Away
In East St Louis on September 12 Frank Hunter of the American Institute of Meat Packers testified that about 332000 of 510000 government payments in the premium hog market were spent on meat that was discarded. Hogs weighing 25 to 80 pounds were rendered, fats saved for soap, and the rest dumped into the Mississippi or sent to dumps under government orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Frank Hunter
American Institute of Meat Packers
Hunter
Mississippi River
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The provided text is unreadable OCR with multiple broken phrases. It mentions no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a traditional newspaper item.
Texas youth to join expedition of Byrd
Joe Hill a 20 year old Canyon Texas youth will join the Byrd Antarctic expedition sailing September 25 He is son of Mr and Mrs J A Hill and will be responsible for about 60 of the 180 dogs used as equipment He has trained with the animals in recent days President and Mrs Hill and Marion his sister will see him in Boston before the Pacific and Bear depart from sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Joe Hill
J. A. Hill
Joe
Boston
Weasel Found In Snake In Holyoke
A full grown weasel was found in the stomach of a 50 inch banded rattlesnake killed near Holyoke Massachusetts. Mrs G S Parker and her daughter Della Margaret have returned from Houston after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F A Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake Holyoke
Mass
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Ada Lester
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Gertrude Lester
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