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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
3
Political factions and farm reports shape party dynamics
A fragmented party faces internal splits over leadership and policy as figures like Smith and McAdoo influence alignments. Farm price data and government crop reports loom, with economists warning the market may react to price signals and data releases guiding farmer decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mevith
Mark Sulist
McAdoo
Smith
Educated Farmer Prejudice Losing Ground in Texas
Dallas reports Texas A and M President T O Walton says agriculture majors train sons of both poor and wealthy farmers for technical farming. Enrollment at College Station expected to reach 2,500 to 2,700 with a record year ahead. He notes stronger facilities and a shift to regular professors, plus a push to study rural electrification and its future use in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and
M. College of College Station
A. and
Walton
I Power
Dalwight Company
M. College
F Rural Electric
College Station S
Brenham Merchants Back Fall Trade Number In New Issue
The Brenham Daily Banner publishes a strong fall trade number praised by local merchants and editorials. It highlights Brenham as progressive and civic minded, noting California buying Texas goods and diversified Texas farming. Ruth Eder is cited as brave enough for an Atlantic flight and confirms she is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Eagle Desk
California
Texas
Colorado
Ruth Eder
Norther Strikes Texas Spurring Record Temperature Drop
A strong autumn norther swept across Texas from Weatherford to Brownwood and Erwin, pushing temperatures down by 30 degrees or more. Dallas reported the high wind and light rain as the cold front moved through the state yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Brownwood
Erwin
Dallas
Texas
Mercury
Bryan Couple Weds In Pretty Sunday Home Ceremony
Miss Katherine Smith became the bride of Ray Douglas Jones of Bryan in a 9 am home ceremony at the bride's mother's house. The service was by Dr. Cullom H. Booth with George Butler as best man and Ethel Standefer at the piano. The couple planned a bridal tour to San Antonio and Old Mexico and will live in Bryan after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Smith
Ray Douglas Jones
Bryan
Cullom H. Booth
Austin Avenue Methodist Church
H. G. Buchnan
Fort Avenue
George Butler
Ethel Standefer
H. A. Smith
Marlin
Joe H. Eidson
A. Eidson
Mable Eidson
Bessie Rice
Hamilton
Fred Clark
Ennis
Crusha Torbett
Waco News Tribune
Charles Edge Pledges S A E Fraternity at Texas
Charles Edge son of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Edge pledged the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at the University of Texas according to Billy Oliver of Bryan who returned home with Buster Hassell and Miss Franchelle Roberts Billy will return to school Wednesday Edge was a student at the University this summer and plans to take his degree in the School of Business Administration His friends predict a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edge
Eugene Edge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Texas
Billy Oliver
Bryan
Buster Hassell
Franchelle Roberts
Billy
School of Business Administration
Woodville School Opens Near Bryan With 17 Pupils
Woodville school three miles north of Bryan opened this morning with 17 pupils enrolled and about 30 more expected. Mrs. P. A. Tardy is the teacher. Students were classified and assigned books and lessons. real work starts tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville School
Bryan
P. A. Tardy
Clean Cotton Rag I Wanted at Eagle Office
A brief classified styled note indicates a request for a clean cotton rag at the Eagle Office. The item appears in a short personal or office exchange, highlighting a material need and location. The entry names Eagle Office and the rag as the key details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Office
Carpenters Start Tearing Down Old Saunders Building
Carpenters began today to demolish the Saunders building across from Howell Grocery to clear space for the new La Salle Hotel. Construction will begin on the hotel once the old structure is removed, with completion aimed for April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Howell Grocery Company
la Salle
Flood Experiments On Root Rot In Inundated Soils
Acting on W. T. Carter’s suggestion, chief of the Division of Soil Surveys, experiments on soils subjected to frequent or prolonged inundation are reported. The findings relate to root rot and soil health under flood conditions and discuss potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Carter
Division of Soil Surveys
Experiment Station
Old Time Black Philosopher Reflects On Truth
An 80-year-old Bryan resident, Bob Needham, reflects on memory and honesty in a short, cautious remark. He warns that truth will out and a lie will betray itself if pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Needham
Bryan
Bryan Bu Ines
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