Parent-Teacher Work Aims to Boost Brazos County Schools
Mrs Searcy outlines the Parent-Teacher movement to Brazos and Burleson teachers as a path to better home life school health and community education. She notes U S units attract 1 279 000 members and stresses non sectarian democratic goals and public support to raise school standards. A second item discusses fall pasture seeding with bur clover and yellow sweet clover for winter dairy cattle productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyan
Brazos County
Bryan
A. Searcy
Stephen F. Austin P.T. A
P.T. A
Brazos
Burleson
Future Dairying in Brazos County Discussed at Tabor Meeting
J Lynn Thomas outlines dairy expansion options for Brazos county farmers at the Tabor community gathering. He says current cotton income is down, markets for dairy products are weak, and foundation stock can be bought cheaper now. He details three entry methods, management needs, milk handling, and pasture strategies amid a dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
J. Lynn Thomas
Tabor
Extension Dairyman
Petit Jury List For September Term of Court
The September term petit jury lists are published by week. Second week jurors include Sam Dunlap and many others. Third through sixth weeks list numerous jurors by name, reflecting a broad pool for forthcoming district court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
District Court
Sam Dunlap
C. M. Sawyer
Ed Carl
R. H. Lee
B. M. Price
L. I. Wade
R. C. Dowling
J. F. Lloyd
Co. H. Warren
W. B. Barron
J. F. Cook
D. L. Peters
J. B. Weedon
Theodore Hinz
H. Kindt
E. l L. Lands
Bryan to Have Clean Streets if Sweeper Works
The city received a new street sweeper bought from a supplier and unloaded at the Southern Pacific yards. A ten day trial begins Monday with company training provided. The plan targets nightly downtown cleaning and twice weekly residential sweeping at an estimated 40 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commirsion
Southern Pacific
Forger Foils Bryan Merchants In Cash Check Scam
A sun bronzed man used a forged twenty five dollar check payable to Albert Cox with a forged J H Nash signature to buy a twelve fifty fountain pen at Haswell's Book Store and to try for a lawn mower at Colea ware Co. Local officers detained a man matching the description but he was released after the forged instrument was later declared fake by a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haswell
Albert Cox
J. H. Nash
City National Bank
Coleaware Co
Sanders
Haswell’s
Main Street
C. L. Baker
Former Minister of Bryan Church Weds Old Flame
Dr. E. W. Solomon long time Hearne Methodist pastor travels to Columbus where he will wed Mrs. Virginia Tune, sweetheart of his younger days. After the ceremony the couple plans to Montgomery before returning to Hearne early next week. Solomon previously led the First Methodist church in Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Church
Hearne
E. W. Solomon
Hearne Methodist Church
Columbus
Virginia Tune
Mra. Solomon
Montgomery
Ala
Man Stabbed in Station Fight in Houston
Glover M. Fe Glover 38 was stabbed in the breast during a quarrel at a freight station Tuesday afternoon. Police sought the man he quarreled with. details of the fight were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Glover
Local figures share court activity and community visits
Mrs W M Smith and daughter Oquilla return from Houston to Bryan for the winter while Miss Smith teaches in Bryan schools. Patti Minkert moves back to enter Stephen F. Austin High School as a senior. Constable J O Orr notes a busy session in Edge court but reports good behavior. Visitors include D L Wilson family, R B Rateliffe and Oliver J Parks, and Mrs W W Solomon improving after illness. The week covers church and school assignments, a new five room bungalow in Travis Park, and travels of several residents to Dallas and Waco events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Smith
Oquilla
Houston
Miss Smith
Bryan
Patti Minkert
D. L. Hudson
Hudson
Stephen F. Austin High School
J. O. Orr
Edge
Iowever
D. L. Wilson
D. L. Jr
Jimmie
Betty K
West Texas
Ballinger
Normangee
Travis
Clem Lenair Richardson
First Methodist Church
Richardson
Europe
America
R. R. Ellis
Glen Rose
J. L. Edge
Dallas
Higginbotham Millinery Co
Zimmerman
E Mma Griffith
A. L. Rosprim
A. and
M. College
Travis Park
I. J. Rosprim
Rey
Hollomon
McGregor
Waco Baptist Association
Waco
Anna
Collin
Port Arthur
I. H. Bartz
Harry Estill
Chas, de Stefano
Steeles
Kerrville
Seaboard Life Insurance Co
O. ©. Henderson
Georgetown
Annie Louise Bauman
Llano
Southwestern University
Brazos County Cotton Gins Move Crop Faster This Year
Government report through September 1 shows Brazos county gins have handled 7 383 bales of cotton counting round bales as half bales up to that date. This compares with 2 667 bales for September 1 1828, indicating earlier movement and faster handling than last year despite a lower estimated yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Grand Jury Empaneled for September Term in Bryan
The September term of district court opened in Bryan with District Judge W. C. Davis presiding. The Grand Jury, headed by foreman Wilson Bradley, was empaneled and sworn in along with bailiffs, as the court outlined emphasis on enforcing prohibition laws amid approaching university and academy openings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. C. Davivs
J. H. Reed
J. le Cobb
A. Ss. Ware
Wilson Bradley
Carl Seeley
T. ©. Wade
BR. Todd
Noah Cole
Aubrey Yobins
W. H. Buchanan
Charley Fm. Payne
Fritz Kindt
R. M. Dansby
A. B. Syptak
Davis
M.college of Texas
Allen Academy
W. P. Trant
Door
J. L. Hensurling
Horace Reed
C. L. Baker
H. P. Franklin
Henry Koontz
Bob McFerrin
Lee Norwood
Ollie Orr
Will Conrad
Bartz visit to Waco and Rosebud
Mr and Mrs S H Bartz traveled to Waco today to meet Mrs A Bartz returning from a New York City area vacation and accompanied her to Rosebud. Mrs James Whaley has returned home from visits in Tennessee Kentucky and Illinois and traveled with Mr Whaley who joined her in Louisiana after a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bartz
Waco
S. H. Bartz
Bartz
A. Bartz
New York City
Rosebud
James Whaley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Mr. Whaley
Louisiana
M. J. Keith
Jo Keith
Giddings
Bryan
Navasota
Bryan Girls to Enter State College for Women
Mr and Mrs Stanford with daughters Evelyn and Alia will travel to Denton to enroll the Misses Stanford at Texas State College for Women. Mr Stanford will arrange speaking dates in connection with the East Texas Dairy Show in Tyler and Rotary Club appearances in Greenville and a Cooper fair, returning next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Evelyn
Alia
Suneday
Denton
Texas State College For Women
Tyler
Rotary Club
Greenville
Cooper
Shell starts test well on Millican Ranch with promising prospects
The Shell Petroleum Oil Company leased land on the K T Williams ranch at Millican and began a test well Monday. The location is near the Williams residence and is watched with much interest as the project shows fine prospects ahead, according to the Navasota Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Petroleum Oil Company
Millican Ranch
Malone First Aggie to Suffer Injuries
College Station September 17 Charlie Malone big Dallas sophomore end became the first Aggie to join the injured list during preseason training. He will be out for several days with an infected leg. Maurice Sessions reserve halfback last year reported in uniform and worked with the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Charlie Malone
Dallas
Texas Aggies
Maurice Sessions
Still Located on Kurten Road Leads to Arrests
Frank Chimeno and Sam Carrabbo were arrested at about 2 a m on Saturday by Constable Horace Reed and Officer K T Tillis for operating a still in a farm house on the Lake Chimeno farm about five miles east of Bryan on Kurten road. The 50 gallon still was found in full operation with about 16 gallons of whiskey and sacks of rye sugar etc. Bond set at 500 dollars each by Justice J T McGee. they were released on bond this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chimeno
Sam Carrabbo
Horace Reed
K. T. Tillis
Lake Chimeno
Bryan
Kurten Road
Carrebbo
Chimeno
Chimera
Carrabbo
Justice of the Peace
J. T. McGee
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Delco
Jed W. Jensen
Louise Reppert
Oline Koenig
J. E. Stanford
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
Wallace Dunlap
J. H. Adkins
T. J. Carroll
BF. H. McCulloch
L. FE. Robinson
P. FE. Wade
G. G. Foster
Aubrey Moore
Ward Mooring
Joe M. Bond
FE. A. Hen Surling
C. P. Powers
J. W. Beare
Seab Keith
Otto Kindt
B. F. Lioyd
T. R. Plagens
H. H. Schultz
R. R. Ball
Henry Conrad G. O. Harrison
R. Mainard
R. H. Smith
C. F. Boggs
Luther Holland
Grant McDonald
J. T. Operstein
Joe Hanus
J. F. Turlek
O. A. Ashworth
E. W. Bullock
Jim Edge Jr
Sol Gerson
A. J. Hearne
J. C. Lloyd
Chas. Iresnal
Robert Fuqua
Oliver Bond
L. L.carroll
J. W. McCulloch
R. K R. Shaw
I. C. Burkhalter
Willie FE. Gandy
W. M. Sparks
Brazos Varisco
J. A. Bullock
J. L. Holligan
J. M. Rains
J. H. Fickey
W. T. Kelley
Henry Kurten
Ben Metzer
John Roth Jr
Arnold Stevener
E. T. Benbow
William Conrad
J. N. Harrison
F. D. Sample
A. W. Stevener
A. C. Frame
Co. E. Locke
Geo. McDonald
G. L. Outlaw
A. L. Higgs
A. J. Wailin
Charlie Ball
W. H. Byars
Willis Edge
Julius Groginsky
Joe Kaplin
H. W. Moehlman
Jos Sosolik
F. Harrington
D. DD. Burkhalter
J. D. Dampier
R. G. Neeley
August Straub
T. F. Carson
W. E. Gandy
J. L. Todd
Tony Varisco
J. W. Carroll
Aubrey Jones
B. A. Risinger
H. L. Weedon
W. G. Henderson
W. R. Lawless
Dave Metzer
Fritz Schmidt
Joe Yeager
P. W. McSwain
Cooper Carl
C. M. Graham
A. L. Parsons
Raymond Todd
W. D. Colson
R. W. Ivy
B. FE. Youngblood
O. L. Andrews
R. H. Carroll
J. W. Kincannon
Ll. M. Weedon
Fred Herling
BE. A. Keller
Henry Lenz
Adolph Op
W. W. Hall
Tom Koneeny
W. M. Owens
P. A. Tardy
Sweeper
Eagle
Far Cubs
Woody English
Chicago Cubs
Slick Forger
Bryan Merchants
Nash
Dr. Solomon
W. W. Solomon
W. C. Davis
State College For Women
Malone
AGGIE
FE. F. Parks
A. S. Allison
Franklin
Firestone Equipment
Tatum Co., Inc
Bryan ST
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