Ferguson Crossing Road Upgrade For Bryan Trade touted
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce plans a Tuesday meeting of directors to discuss improving Ferguson Crossing. Proposed work includes repairing bridges and a 1.5 mile roadway to enable winter access for Grimes county residents and support Humble Company operations near Navasota. Estimated cost up to 7500 dollars, funding and warrants debate loom as key topics.
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Ferguson Crossing
Bryan
Bryan and
Brazos County
Grimes County
Humble
Navasota
Iola
Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners Court
Embyro
Orty
Fight to Admit Girls to A and M College in Brazos County
The Brazos County district court may decide next Tuesday if Bryan girls may register at Texas A and M College for the current scholastic year. A mandamus writ to the college authorities was filed with Judge W C Davis, seeking parity with Campus residents for Bryan women.
New York Evening Post Adopts Tabloid Size
The New York Evening Post shifts to a tabloid format, promising a fresher appearance while maintaining its conservative tone. The change aims to offer a new reading experience without altering editorial stance.
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The
New York Evening Post
Springfield and Amherst Journey Through New England Scenes
A travel reminiscence describes Springfield as a bustling manufacturing center with a blaze at an alpaca plant and warm hotel hospitality at the Kimball. The author reflects on Amherst Dwight Morrow’s college and Holyoke’s simple charm, noting road dinners and a roadside bouquet before mentioning Southbridge and the Southbridge News where his syndicate wares are proofed.
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Springfield
Amherst
Dwight Morrow
College
Yale
Suburban Promotion and Gulf Storm News From Bryan
Monroe Edge releases a four page folder promoting Lakeview Addition to Bryan with pictures of churches Finfeather Lake Texas Woman's College Cadet Corps A M College Villa Maria Allen Academy and more John W Shepard arrives from Kurten. A Galveston storm with 60 mph winds was reported affecting Bryan with possible bay water over the bridge and damage notes Claude Griffith from Reliance and Fred Goodson plan moves to Georgetown for school and returns to Bryan.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
Monroe Edge
Lakeview
Bryan
Finfeather Lake
Texas Woman’s College
Texas A. and
M. College
Villa Maria Ursuline Academy
A. and M. College
Allen Academy
John W. Shepard
Kurten
Gulf
Galveston
Bay Bridge
Claude Griffith
Reliance
Fred Goodson
Georgetown
Safety first and local ads drive city growth
The piece urges safety awareness to prevent accidents and extols the value of classified ads for buyers and sellers. It advises merchants to advertise, cautions dreamers about law changes, and stresses hard work and quality goods plus newspaper advertising to build business in the community.
Lions Club candidates vie for cave eted Lion Key
Howell Luke Patranella and others seek the cave eted Lion Key in the Lions Club. Any Lion can earn a Key, with Ful ler Jones Franks Hale Maniloff and Sparks already owning one. Appearing on Lion Sankey.
Park program features Brown on Texas schools
Park's program Tuesday included singer Johnson performing Somebody Loves You Shuffle Off to Buffalo and Ole Man River with Mrs Roy Danforth at the piano. Lion S M Brown Bryan City Schools superintendent spoke on The Texas Schools in General stressing teaching as a specialized profession and moral and physical child development. Mrs Roy Danforth won the attendance prize.
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Park
W. 8. Johnson
Buffalo
Ole Man River
Roy Danforth
Lion S. M. Brown
Bryan
Texas
Lion Brown
Lion W. M. Sparks
Future Farmers Begin Year With Greenhands Initiation
The Bryan Chapter of Future Farmers of America at Stephen F. Austin High School opened the new year with the initiation of ten of eleven Greenhands for vocational agriculture. Officers and committees were named to plan fair standings and leadership checks, with a picnic planned for Friday at Pittsbridge and monthly meetings announced.
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Future Farmers of America
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
Ernest Bond
Robert Ball
al Locke
David Wilson
Johnnie Fleckenstein
Melvin Taylor Miles Autrey
Harry Wisniewski
Edward Rubin
Henry Wisoski
Jim Dunn
Cyril Luker
Perry Payne
Morris Williamson
Greenhands
Luker
Pressly Cawley
Melvin Dansby
Harmon Putz
Monroe Bond
Albert Slowey
Henry Pledger
Maurice Henry
Jack Gregg
Harvey D. Watson
Frank Rubin
Pittsbridge
Miles Autry
Henry Ole Martinsen
Mit Merka
J. C. Hohn
Robert Trant
Elo Hedtke
Lee Rosprim
Jack Looney
Waldie Sosolik
Joe Locké
M. Brown
Sewage Plant Completed on South College Avenue
The South College avenue sewage disposal plant is completed and residents may connect to the sewer system. The plant is expected to be in operation in a few days as residents seize the chance for enhanced sanitation facilities.
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South College Avenue
Odd Ad Promises Quick Disposal Solution For Furniture
A brief classified note suggests an unusual disposal trick for odd furniture pieces. The fragment hints at an ad promising a fast cleaning method, though details are unclear and the item remains unspecified.
Sam Palermo Meat Market Among Best
Sam Palermo and Son operate a longtime North Main street meat market with a 25 plus year history. The store offers fine meats under sanitary conditions and a full line of staple and fancy groceries with a fruit and vegetable department and a 3.2 beer division. Plans include a nearby bar serving tap beer.
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Sam Palermo
North Main Stree
Brazos County
Palermo
Supervisor Urges Farmers to Settle Crop Loan Debts
Samuel Heath field supervisor for Crop Production Loans asks county farmers to meet government obligations per their contracts. He notes many cotton proceeds are not applied to loans and urges first bean guarantees to secure payments. Heath expects high collections and offers Friday in person help at local banks or county office.
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Samuel Heath
Heath
Dallas
Fifth Consignment of Cotton Lease Checks Totals 35378
The fifth consignment of government cotton checks reaches County Agent C. L. Benson's office, bringing the total to 35279. Farmers named include Lampo, Metzer, Schmidt, Valenta, Operstein Sr., Kelley, Endler, Walker, Walker, Andert, Angonia, Cole, Berlango, Kokowski, Boriskié, Rospring, Kudemba, Luther Sr., Moore, Deutsch, Smoot, and others.
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C. L. Benson
Ben Lampo
William Metzer
Fritz Schmidt
John C. Valenta
Frank Operstein Sr
William T. Kelley
Philip J. Endler
G. G. Walker
Tom J. Walker
John Andert
Tony Angonia
Noah C. Cole
Onfre Berlango
15000 Bales Handled at Bryan Press
A total of a little more than 15,000 bales of cotton have been handled by the Bryan Press Com. in a recent period. The report highlights steady activity and strong demand in the local market.
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Bryan
Bryan Press
Writ Filed To Allow Bryan Girls To Register At A and M College
An application for a writ of mandamus was filed in district court to compel Texas A and M College officials to permit twelve Bryan girls to register for the current scholastic year. Judge W. C. Davis set September 26 for the hearing, naming Dr. T. O. Walton Byrd White Marion S. Law and the board of directors as respondents. The petition argues A and M is a state branch of the University of Texas and that denying women enrollment contradicts state law and the university’s coeducation history.
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District Court of
Brazos County
Bryan
Texas A. & M. College
W. C. Davis
University of Texas
Texas A. & M
State of
Texas
Texas A. and
M. College
District Court
J. B. Stanford
Als
Col. C. C. Todd
Davis
T. O. Walton
Byrd White
Dallas
Marion S. Law
O. A. Fox
Hearne
Elizabeth Bartlett
Beverly Hostr
T. U
Texas A. and M
University of Texas E
A. and M. College
Walton
A.’ and M
Marion 8S
Law of Houston
National Bankers’ Association
W. B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Texas A, and
Bizzell
Students’ Association
Dairies Graded by City Health Officer Sept. 1
The city health officer, Dr. R. Henry Harrison, tested 19 dairy samples for Bryan residents on September 1. Fifteen dairies earned Grade A, four received Grade D with names listed for both groups.
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Bryan
R. Henry Harrison
KF. D. Smith
Carl Wipprecht
C. P. Foster
Glenview Dairy
A. W. Kinnard
J. J. Pipkin
M. W. Williamsor
C. P. Powers
Ed Sebesta
Dairies
Wayne Davis
R. A. Taylor
Thomas Gray
Horace Jones
Cloud Statement Shapes Team’s Monday Schedule
A brief from Manager J. Cloud indicates the team will meet and plan actions up to Monday. Details remain sparse but the statement sets a tight timeline for forthcoming decisions and activities.
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Pany
J. ©. Cloud
Pioneer Bank of Bryan Texas A Century of Service
The First National Bank of Bryan is hailed as the oldest banking house in the city and a pioneer institution in the Texas Hill Country region. Leaders include Travis B. Bryan and a line of early Texas settlers connected to Stephen F. Austin, with a history spanning more than fifty years of conservative service to farmers and local commerce.
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First National Bank
Bryan
Texas
Bryans
Clarks
Howells
Edringtons
H. O. Boatwright
L. L. MeInnis
Travis B. Bryan
Stephen F. Austin
Lank
Guy M. Bryan
Bank
Extension Service
Texas A
M. College
Major MelInnis
Boatwright
Wilson Bradley
J. Well Howell
S. D. Boatwright
N. F. Lockerd
Ivan Langforc
M. M. Erskine
Lilla Graham Bryan
L. Boatwright
Wilson Bradley Travis B. Bryan
F. F E. Giesecke
Kay Halwell
Robert W. Howell
J. Webb Howell
LICENSED TO MARRY IN COUNTY CLERK OFFICE
Victims of Dan Cupid continue to invade the county clerk's office to secure marriage licenses. Seven couples were authorized to wed Monday including James Lockett and Lola B Myers Charles Straszypka and Orpha Evans Elmo Crummins and Mark Pruitt Oscar Aller and Mary Smith Elmo Rogers and Beatrice Massingill Henry Williams and Eva Thomas.
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Dan Cupid
Clyde Goen
James Lockett
Lola B
Myers Charles Straszypka
Orpha Evans
Elmo Crummins
Mark Pruitt
Oscar Aller
Mary Smith
Elmo Rogers
Beatrice Massingill
Henry Williams
Eva Thomas
College Night aims to spark new student spirit Thursday
Big Intensemet will run a morning program for new students and freshmen groups by religious preference with student pastors on campus Wednesday. Pete Connor, Houston chief yell leader, arranges College Night outside the college Y M C A Thursday with talks by faculty and introductions to coaches and the football team.
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Avill
Pete” Connor
Houston
College
Y. M
Connor
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