Farmers Learn From Ten Ways To Go Broke In Farming
The Tennessee agricultural college outlines ten costly farming mistakes such as growing a single crop and neglecting livestock. Brazos County clubs organize a county wide council with eight communities sending delegates. Exhibits include corn and cotton aims, with prizes to Dallas fair. Dairy notes cite local milkers and fertilizer tests. fertilizer use and soil health debated. A federation of United Boys Clubs of Texas forms. quotes urge farm life as satisfying and lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College of the University of Tennessee
Chamber of Commerce
Rus
Steele’s Store
Smetana
Tabor
Kurten
Prospect
Reliance
Steep Hollow
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Brazos County
College Station
United Boys’ Clubs of Texas
House of Representatives
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Allen Academy Football Players Reporting Monday
Prospective members of this fall's Allen Academy football team will start reporting to coaches Puny Wilson H B Slaughter and C E Devinney Monday morning. Officials expect a squad of 40 to 50 players to report early in the season as Allen prepares for upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Puny Wilson
H. B. Slaughter
C. E. Devinney
Allen
Local School Plans Multiple Lines and Backfields for Freshman Teams
Freshman squads from A and M, Rice, and 8 M A will play contests against San Marcos Baptist Academy, the Deaf and Dumb Institute of Austin, and Terrill Military Academy of Dallas. Several high school teams are also scheduled. The local school will field two regular lines and three backfields to give every player a chance to make the grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
San Marcos Baptist Academy
The
Deaf and Dumb Institute of Austin
Terrill Military Academy of Dallas
I M Cook Named Master Farmer of Brazos County
Paul Huey of Progressive Farmer will visit Brazos County on Monday September 12 to assess I M Cook of Steep Hollow who has been named Brazos countys master farmer. A statewide survey will select 36 local masters and a state committee will pick 15 overall master farmers of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Huey
Progressive Farmer
Brazos County
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Texas
Wilmer Hooper Leads Polk County Garden Club Girls
Wilmer Hooper, an emerging leader among Polk County Garden Club girls directed by A and M College Extension Service agents, sprayed cabbage crops with nicotine sulphate to combat insects. The effort yielded $15 in cabbages and onions and $13 in lettuce sold at a nearby market, and she did her own plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wilmer Hooper
Polk County Garden Club
A. and M. College Extension Service
Mrs. E. B. Wood Rejoins The Real Hat Shop for Fall
Mrs. E. B. Wood has accepted a position with The Real Hat Shop again for the fall and winter season confirming her return to the millinery retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Wood
The
Real Hat Shop
City column urges priorities for Bryan spending and street fixes
The speaker supports school funding and a first class auditorium but warns East 27th Street and Plotzer Avenue need urgent paving. He urges the City Commission to address street improvements before more projects, noting residents rely on telephones during rain and drought. He praises the Lions Club and local figures, and calls for action on parks and electric signs only after relief to eastern streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Bryan
Lions Club
W. S. Howell
Main Street
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
East 27Th Street
Plotzer Avenue
27Th Street
Pletzer
Bryan High Forms Thirty Man Football Squad
Bryan High School trains a thirty man squad in its second week under coach Claude Poe. Poe says the group shows promise though smaller players are dropping out. Practice runs until 7 30 each night as Horace Dansgy leads as captain and drills push the team toward good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Claude Poe
Poe
Horace Dansgy
Cottonwood church plans all day event and new building talks
Cottonwood notes show a Sunday School of about eighty with Chas E Locke as superintendent. Buckner Orphan's Home offerings raised 65 dollars. Pastor R L Brown and wife Mrs Brown assist. An all day church event is planned for September 18 with a meal and pledges, plus discussions of a new church house. B Y P U led by J T Cross Jr. reports strong growth and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Chas. E. Locke
Buckner Orphan’s Home
R. L. Brown
College Station
J. T. Cross Jr
Mr and Mrs Jas L Edge Travel to Dallas for Business
Mr and Mrs Jas L Edge motored to Dallas this morning and will stay several days for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. L. Edge
Dallas
Welborn Baptists Donate Organ to Peach Creek
Welborn Baptist members donate a fine organ for Peach Creek mission work in Brazos county. Rev. J. J. Pipkin holds monthly services at Peach Creek, with an all day event planned for Sunday September 11 featuring morning and afternoon services and a noon dinner under the trees near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Welborn
Peach Creek
Brazos County
J. J. Pipkin
Baptist Associational
Franklin Man Relocates to Bryan for New Home
Mr and Mrs R McDonald and family depart Franklin this week to establish their future home in Bryan. McDonald serves as court stenographer for Robertson and Brazos Counties and must reside in Bryan under a new ruling. Friends regret their departure and wish them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McDonald
Bryan
Bryan High Football Schedule Complete for Fall
Bryan High announces a full football schedule for the fall under new coach Claud Poe with Forrest Jones announcing the plan. The slate includes Hearne, Rockdale, Sam Houston High of Houston, San Jacinto High of Houston, Caldwell, Waco, and Cameron, with most games at Bryan and some away in Houston and Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan High School
Forrest Jones
Bryan
Claud Poe
Hearne
Rockdale
Sam Houston High of
Houston
San Jacinto High of
Caldwell
Country Club Praised For Golf Tourney
The Monday event of the golf association drew praise from visiting golfers. Tom B. Bartlett of Marlin called it the best ever held, praising royal treatment, while S. A. Cottle of Cameron said the event and dinner were excellent and well organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Country Club
Central Texas Golf Association
Writers of the Letters
Association
Tom B. Bartlett
Marlin
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C. L. Beason
Four Ships Club
Carl Wipprecht
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Robert Davidson
Edge
Eberstadt
Missouri Pacific Agricultural Development Bulletin
Sam _ Eberstadt
C. A. Schram
United Club Boys of Texas
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Ass'n
Bryan Cemetery Association
City National
Mary P. Carr
G. M. Brandon
John K. Parker
Fred L. Cavitt
Dona Carnes
Albert Buchanan
F. L. Cavitt
Cemetery Association
Brazos
People’s
Bryan High
Cottonwood News
Wellborn Baptists
Franklin
S. A. Cottle
Auditorium
Cameron
Meadowbrook
Catalina
Miss Harriett D. Parker
Lena Wetter
Norm Shea
Wingy
Tire Hospital
Michelin
India
Firestone
Century
Posey Bros
Bryan, Texas
Federal Loan Bank of Houston
United States
Ilam
Bryan National Farm Loan Association
W. 5S. Barron
Coulter
SALE
Ray Lum
Yeager-Edge Hardware CO
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