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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1929

Page

4

Millican Faces Quiet Decay After Barbecue Clash

Millican Texas residents recount a harsh barbecue night at the Baptist church where F L Henderson’s lash-like tirade sparked wounds and sharp accusations. The piece laments small town decline driven by bond issues and politics, noting community hospitality and local visits as the town preserves memories amid change.

Millican Texas Baptist Church F. L. Henderson W. C. Davis Brazos Valley Henderson Bob McFerrin W. O. W. Hall Bob Aline Smith Allen San Antonio Weldon Bell Wichita Kans J. W. Burrows George Earl Dunlap Doris Simpson San Marcos Hiettie Jackson Thelma Seely Alma Lois Williams Brian Erin Simpson Montague County Reba Sawyer Houston Travis Hughes Chestley Hughes Baby M. EF. Church Jesse McFerrin Snipe

Brazos county urged to build all weather roads for farm growth

The article argues that Texan counties like McLennan Van Zandt Wise and Oklahoma show better roads boost dairy poultry and market access. It links road improvements to higher milk meat and feed production and cites Waco Decatur and Dallas Shreveport trade flows, tick control and market development as essential to diversifying farming and improving profits.

Brazos County Texas Borden Milk Company Waco McLennan County Borden McLennan van Zandt van Zandt County Dallas Shreveport Wise County Decatur W. W. Crawford Crawford Oklahoma U. S. Department of Agriculture Louisiana

Grand Jury Draws Jurors For Multiple Weeks

The article lists jurors drawn for the second through fifth weeks of the term, with names including W. E. Gandy, D. L. Peters, J. E. Moseley, R. R. Shaw, C. B. McGregor, H. N. Rohde, and many others. Sheriff J. H. Reed will summon the panel. the docket will be fixed Tuesday after Judge Davis confers with civil-case attorneys.

Reliance Jim Tobias Steep Hollow Davis J. H. Reed W. E. Gandy F. M. Nichols D. L. Peters J. E. Moseley W. R. Fairman R. R. Shaw C.B. McGregor H. N. Rohde R. W. Francis M. P. Mims J. M. Dunn J. H. Gancy Garland Stuckey J. W. McCulloch Will Presnal A. W. Emmet Wilson Bradley George P. Edge J. S. Baker W. C. Hill W. J. Boriskie C. A. Buchanan O. L. Andrews L. L. Dixon C. C. Morgan Wallace Dunlap Chas. Schramm Chas. FE. Griffin J. T. Denena A. L. Persons Guy Harris R. B. Jones J. N. Harrison R. L. Wilson J. H. Maloney J. W. Dominek

Sentiment Grows For Brazos County Good Roads Bond Issue

The county faces an election in two weeks as support for the good roads bond rises. About 2,500 residents publicly endorsed the program this week, including church leaders, Bryan bankers, Rotary and Lions clubs, and the American Legion. The plan offers $1.1 million in bonds with a $0.60 tax levy, leveraging $3 or more from the state and private interests to fund rural road improvements and retire district bonds.

Good Roads Brazos Bryan Service Clubs Rotary Lions American Legion Brazos County Auxiliary State Highway Commission

Farm Relief Seen Mixed But Hurdles Remain For Wheat And Cotton

Federal farm board leaders led by Chairman Alex Legge stress relief aims for wheat and Texas cotton growers. Critics, including bankers, warn 4 percent credit may spur risky expansion. Observers doubt the $500 million revolving fund will fully realize relief, noting many farmers already prosper by sound market study and efficiency.

Federal Farm Board Alex Legge Texas

Steep Hollow Visits and Birthday Gatherings Noted

Steep Hollow hosts included Mrs. Bob Fletz and baby of Austin and Mrs. J. T. Cross with baby James Trueman of Tabor visiting A. J. Murray and family. Allen Worsham of Houston visited his mother Mrs. Fannie Worsham in Bryan. A birthday dinner for Mrs. T. A. Hensarling was held, Emmett Moody escorting her on a ride. most children attended except Theron Hrensarling. Sunday School canceled due to a funeral. turnout planned next Sunday with expectant preaching and music. M. P. Mims visited Fort Worth to see his brother J. L. Mims and family. A recent shower brought hopes for turnips, greens, and spinach.

Bob Fletz Baby Austin A. J. Murray Fletz Annie Belle Murray J. T. Cross James Trueman Tabor C. M. Risinger Allen Worsham Houston Fannie Worsham Bryan T. A. Hensarling Emmett Moody Stephenville Theron Hrensarling M. P. Mims Ft. Worth J. L. Mims

Hens Beat Cotton Crop in Maple Springs Demo

Mrs H A Russell of the Maple Springs home demonstration club reports a four month net income of 134 79 from 177 White Leghorns ending July. After spending 237 95 on feed supplies and equipment, the flock surpasses the cotton crop in earnings and is cited as a growing venture.

List of Jurors for Sixth Week and Names

The document lists jurors for the sixth week including W J Coulter J W Hicks C R DL Jones Sam Royder Aubrey Jones Milton Dansby Frank Barnes W K Gibbs Roy Foster Carl Winsprecht W B Higgs K T Williams Phillip Noto W L Newman M P Walker C P Powers B Pr Moore W L McCulloch C R Elkins W W Cooner W O Holmes J H Nash L H Jones H H Newton J W Carroll H F Wehrman G G Foster J W Turek H O Ferguson and many more such as A L Higgs H C Seale RB A Risinger John Patronella and others.

W. J. Coulter J. W. Hicks C. R. DL. Jones Sam Royder Aubrey Jones Milton Dansby Frank Barnes WK. Gibbs Roy Foster Carl Winsprecht W. B. Higgs K. T. Billiams Phillip Noto W. L. Newman M. P. Walker C. P. Powers B. Pr. Moore W. L. McCulloch C. R. Elkins W. W. Cooner Willis G. Edge S. P. Moore Albert Goodman J. M. Adkins A. M. Waldrop J. B. Mathews J. H. Todd L. L. Stevens R. F. Crenshaw FE. T. Benbow A. J. Wallin J. Coulter Smith E. H. McCulloch

Cotton Handling Totals Hit About 10 000 Bales This Season

Figures from two local cotton warehouses a gin and the compress show 9 471 bales processed this season not counting 585 round bales counted as half bales The compress moved 4 689 bales the Lawrence warehouse 1 000 and the Union warehouse 3 782 The Eden gin baled 585 round bales

Lawrence Union Eden

Lions advance community service at regional meeting

Major Ingram urged Lions to work for the common good and cautioned against self centered efforts. Mrs. Tyler Haswell spoke on the George Griffin concert at College Station and a committee was appointed. Copenhaver and five Texas Lions met in Bryan with Chas. Ingram and others attending. Hays Bowers was elected group chairman with Rev. Hassler as secretary after a two hour discussion.

Major Ingram Tyler Haswell George Griffin College Station R. C. Franks Fred Hale E. R. Bryant Dan Russell FE. W. Glenn Lion Copenhaver Bryan Lions Chas. C. Ingram H. E. Wilson F. A. Shannon Wharton Hays Bowers Caldwell Lions Club W. KE. Hassler First Methodist Church of Caldwell

County rallys push for San Antonio Trail bond support

Community leaders in Brazos County organize voters and women groups to back a road bond program. Meetings in Bryan and Edge plan canvassing and public forums amid efforts to secure turnout for the September 28 election.

Old San Antonio Road plans tie to county road bond stance

County residents favor supporting road bond issues, arguing the San Antonio Road will be upgraded rapidly. They say improvements benefit the old trail and that opposing bonds would abandon a beneficial trade, with bridges and paving advancing along the route through Bryan.

Highway Commission San Antonio Bryan Cavitt

County program urges soil conservation and terracing tours

Leaders advocate farm demonstrations in the county to show terracing and soil building crop benefits and plan community schools to expand terracing. A K Short calls for county agent publicity while O B Martin stresses business support. Congressman Buchanan declares soil conservation essential and notes a suspected European corn borer issue. Upcoming preliminary meetings are set for Navasota, Bryan, Robertson, and Brenham in late September to early October.

A. K. Short O. B. Martin Congressman Buchanan Mt. Buchanan Austin County Navasota Grimes County Bryan Robertson County Franklin Tea Dom Brenham

Local meetings planned to organize county committees

Detailing a series of night meetings in Lee county Giddings Madison county Madisonville on Oct 11 A K Short of the Redeball Land Bank George W Johnson district agent Extension Service and M K Bentley terracing specialist with the Extension Service will attend to aid in organizing county committees.

Lee County Giddings Madison County Madisonvilley Redeball Land Bank George W. Johnson M.K. Bentley Extension Service

Study Commits to Round Table on Program and Bond Issue

Nineteen members attended yesterday's meeting to discuss questions on the program. All members reported growing favorable sentiment toward the proposal and bond issue, especially from rural precincts, marking a swing in support compared with two to three weeks ago. Attending were Chairman John M. Lawrence and 18 others including Travis B. Bryan D. Mike George D. Hassell Cy Gy Morgan Mrs. Lee J. Rountree John S. Caldwell EB. H. Astin WL McCulloch M. F. Vitopil Charles Koasnrek R. W. Howell Oak Mc Kenzie Tyler Haswell J. Webb Howell J. W. Batts Forrest Jones George A. Adams and J. Bryan Miller.

John M. Lawrence Travis B. Bryan D. Mike George D. Hassell Cy Gy Morgan Lee J. Rountree John S. Caldwell EB. H. Astin WL McCulloch M. F. Vitopil Charles Koasnrek R. W. Howell Oak McKenzie Tyler Haswell J. Webb Howell J. W. Batts Forrest Jones George A. Adams J. Bryan Miller

Merchants Back Local Theatre Upgrade With Sound

In Bryan local merchants urged a theatre owner to install sound equipment. When funds were unavailable they financed the move and sent him to New York to wire the house. A month later Temple shops and theaters are fully wired. Bryan plans further upgrades to stay competitive.

Hit New York Temple Shops Bryan Schulmang

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