Cull the Hens This Month and Next
Local guidance urges flock culling of hens with yellow shanks and beaks as the rule to follow this month and next. Young pullets are exempt from the culling rule.
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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
2
Local guidance urges flock culling of hens with yellow shanks and beaks as the rule to follow this month and next. Young pullets are exempt from the culling rule.
The terse 1927 ledger entry records routine cemetery business, receipts and disbursements, and notes on lot cleaning and a single permanent lot grant. The report covers Sept 1927 and mentions J L Fountain and a lot in Bryan. The next meeting date is listed as September.
Disjointed notes describe a Lions Club event with Rotarians and girls, praising civic effort. The report mentions delegation, extension work, and encouragement of boy development, stressing community service and better citizenship.
The funeral for Mrs Lena Catalina wife of Peter Catalina of Hearne was held at Saint Joseph's Catholic Church in Bryan on Monday afternoon. Interment followed at the Italian Catholic cemetery with Rev Basil Bravi conducting the services. Mrs Lena Catalina was 55 years old.
Fragmentary obituary notes a death at a daughter’s home near Pitts Bridge on the Brazos River. Survived by a husband and others. funeral arrangements and pallbearers named in garbled text.
Local meeting outlines committee roles for entertainment and event logistics. Names include Conlee as chair, Ed Zimmerman and Mrs. as pie and salad coordinators, with others handling barbecue seating and arrangements.
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