East Texas Chamber Discusses Pine and Ore Resources
East Texas Chamber of Commerce dinner highlighted resource development with T. F. E. Acker of Jacksonville and Curtis Morris of Longview urging focus on pine and iron ore. Cotton remains the chief crop as efforts push higher yields and lower costs, plus potential for a paper industry and beef cattle expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Parker Dining Room
T. FE. Acker
Jacksonville
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Morris
W. S. Higgs
Etex Organization
George G. Chance
Etex Chamber
Acker
Texas
Morris
Texas A. and
M. College
South
Waco
Piney Woods
Navasota
FE. H. Astin
Brazos Valley
Mr. Chance
J. Webb Howell
F. E. Giesecke
Dean C. H. Winkler
T. E. Acker
Longview
C. D. Malloy
Monument to Morris Schulman Unveiled
A large crowd gathered Sunday at the Jewish cemetery for the unveiling of Morris Schulman’s monument. Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus of College Station led the service and eulogy, followed by Alfred Schulman’s Hebrew prayer. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Lazarus of New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dreyfus of Madisonville, H. Friedman of Hearne, and Alfred Schulman, a Texas University student in Austin.
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Morris Schulman
J. J. Taubenhaus
College Station
Schulman
Alfred Schulman
H. Lazarus
New Orleans
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
Local notes list moves and visits in Bryan Texas including L N Mason returning to 3207 East 28th street and Mason employed by Eugene Edge & Son. Several residents visit relatives, announce births, illness, and a student returning to A and M College. William Arthur Ransom born at St Josephs hospital.
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L. N. Mason
Bryan
Vernon
East 28Th Street
A. J. Buchanan
Dan Murphy
Harlingen
M. R. Bentley
Dallas
Dan, Jr
Texas A. & M. College
Clover C. White
Johnson and Rohde
Steve Slama
Cameron
Slama
Sam P. Kennedy
Vera Eden
Houston
Albert Novak, Jr
Albert Novak
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Evelyn Lenz
Cole Street
J. M. Barron
J. Malcolm Barron
Pelham Barron
Edgar Bullock
Dora Buchanan
Russell Hillier
A. & M. College
Russell
Dean Belt
Jessie Ann Belt
Calvert
Henry Ransom
Bryan Country Club
William Arthur Ransom
St. Joseph's Hospital
Cotton Council Backs One Variety Cotton Plan for Brazos County
The Brazos county council of agriculture endorsed planting only one cotton variety in each community and asked Roy Saunders of the U S Department of Agriculture to hold meetings in the county to promote the plan. The council supported fall grain to supplement cotton, discussed cooperative seed buying, urged destruction of cotton stalks by plowing under, and noted likely 1937 crop shortages needing congressional financing. Letters will be sent to Congressman Luther Johnson and Senators Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally. County Chairman Joe Locke presided with members H C Seale B F Liegd H P Franklin Dan Wallin Charles Payne C N Shealy Jim Jones M T Jones and R F Price and County Agent Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County Council of Agriculture
Roy Saunders
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. L. Benson
Congress
Luther Johnson
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Joe Locke
Tabor
H. C. Seale
Benchley
B. F. Liegd
Kurten
H. P. Franklin
Smetana
Dan Wallin
Steele’s
Charles Payne
Edge
C. N. Shealy
Reliance
Jim Jones
Leonard
M. T. Jones
Woodville
Desoly tion Shipping Materials Offered by EaglePrinting
Shipping options in all weights and colors are quickly furnished by Eagle Printing Company. Prices will please you. The brief notice promotes available shipping supplies and invites customers to consult the firm for detailed offerings and pricing.
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Eagle Printing Company
Broncs Face Corsicana In District 11 Opener Friday
The Bryan Broncos travel to Corsicana Friday night to open District 11 play for 1936, with Corsicana favored but Bryan rated sixth. Other district action includes Temple hosting Austin, Waxahachie meeting Midlothian, Waco vs Pashal of Ft Worth, Hillsboro vs Woodrow Wilson, and Cleburne idle. Previous results saw Corsicana and Hillsboro win 7-2, and district leaders gaining strong recent form.
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Bryan Broncos
Corsicana
The
Tigers
Spinning Industry Reports August Capacity Gain
The cotton spinning industry operated in August at 115.8 percent of capacity on a single shift, up from 119.8 percent earlier this year and 76.4 percent in August last year. Spindles in place totaled 28,065,518 with 24,433,658 active during the month.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Travis PTA Membership Drive Begins This Week
Mrs. W. F. Davis chairman of the Travis PTA membership committee announces the annual drive starts this week. The association hopes for its largest membership yet as pupil enrollment at the school has increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Davis
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
Schulman Pledged to Tau Delta Phi at Texas
Alfred Schulman son of Mrs Morris Schulman and UT freshman pre law student has been pledged to Tau Delta Phi according to word received by his mother and friends here.
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Alfred Schulman
Morris Schulman
University of Texas
Tau Delta Phi
Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples
Sam Spadachene and Annie Campise. Dolly J Neville and Louise Wren. Thomas Z Milner and Maurine A Smith. Lott Bradley and Magnolia Hollis.
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Sam Spadachene
Annie Campise
Dolly J. Neville
Louise Wren
Thomas Z. Milner
Maurine A. Smith
Lott Bradley
Magnolia Hollis
Quality 500 Sheets Bond Paper Sold at 5 Cents
Eagle Printing Co offers 500 sheets of 84 by 11 inch 16-pound watermarked bond paper in a neat box for five cents. The product is pitched as a quality above the ordinary at the low price.
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Eagle Printing Co
AM College Men Stock Judges At Fort Worth Show
Judges from nine states will award prizes at the Frontier Centennial Livestock Show in Fort Worth October 3 11. A L Darnell and A K Mackey of A&M will judge Holsteins and sheep breeds while Roy W Snyder of A&M will judge Cheviots Oxford Shropshire Suffolk Lincoln and Corriedale. The Texas Centennial event features 75000 in premiums and facilities for 2000 sheep and 1200 beef cattle. About 6000 animals have been entered with a feeder cattle show and auction on October 6 featuring 45 consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
A. L. Darnell
A. & M. College
A. K. Mackey
Hampshire
Southdown
Corriedale
Dorset
Romney-Marsh
Karakule
Roy W. Snyder
District 11 Gridders Win First Games
District 11 opened with strong showings as Bryan beat Navasota 20-6 and Waco crushed Mexia 32-0 at the new stadium. Cleburne defeated Austin Maroons 19-6, Temple routed Jeff Davis 33-7, Corsicana toppled Highland Park 7-2, and Hillsboro shut out Athens 19-0 on its new field.
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Bryan Broncos
Navasota
Waco
Mexia
Cleburne Yellow Jackets
Austin Maroons
Cleburne
Temple Wildcats
Jeff Davis
Houston
Woodson Field
Corsicana
Highland Park
Dallas
Hillsboro
Athens Eleven
Scanlin Tied For First In District 11 Scoring Race
Pete Scanlin leads District 11 with 24 points tied for top scoring with Doss of Temple and Garrett of Waxahachie though Scanlin has played two games to their one each. Other scorers include Wallis Price of Bryan, Griffin of Cleburne, Johnny Berry and Robert Cole Nelson with multiple touchdowns and PATs listed.
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Pete Scanlin
Bronco
Doss
Temple
Garrett
Waxahachie
Scanlin
Jeff Davis
Houston
Lancaster
Wallis Price
Bryan End
Bryan
Griffin
Cleburne
Johnny Berry
Robert Cole Nelson
Pats. Scanlin
Price
Dickson
Waco
Smellage
Bennett
Hillsboro
Gray
Corsicana
Monroe
Turner
Berry
McEver
McLerran
White
Schwarting
Gonzales
Mills
Army opens Brenham recruiting station for enlistment
The United States Army announces a new recruiting station in Brenham. It will accept able bodied white men of good reputation aged 18 to 35 for first enlistment.
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United States Army
Brenham
Lagie Wart Wa for That Spare Room
A compact notice notes a wart lagie on the spare room with timing and location hints. The item appears in a small classified snippet and signals a local repair or property adjustment concerning the extra space.
Broncs stun Navasota in season opener upset at Forrest Field
The Bryan Broncs defeated Navasota 20 to 6 to spoil the Rattlers 20 year opening game win streak. Barnes scored for Navasota, while Scanlin Price and Patranella led Bryan with key drives and a strong defense. Batten and Merka anchored the Bronco defense as penalties peppered the contest.
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Bryan Broncos
Navasota
Forrest Field
Broncs
Navasota Score Was the Result of Jrilliant
Barnes
Edwin Smith
Rattler
Bronco
Bryan
Pete Scanlin
Robert Cole Nelson
Wallis
Ba-Ba) Price
Ranger Bronco
Broncos
Paul Nemir
Smith
Rattlers
Husky Bronc
Scanlin
Bobby Batten
Bryan Navasota
Price LE
Freshmen Feast 100 In Number In Project Houses
Herby Hartung of San Antonio chief yell leader said the freshmen feast hundred in the project houses and college night moved to Friday night from Thursday. The Texas Aggies open the season against Sam Houston at Kyle Field Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herby’ Hartung
San Antonio
Texas Aggies
Sam Houston S. T. C. Bearkats
Kyle Field
Funeral Service For Mrs Herring Of Taylor
Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Josephs Catholic Church for Mrs John Herring of Taylor who died Monday night. Rev J B Gleissner conducted services at the church and grave with many floral tributes. Mrs Bettie Jarma Herring born in Austria Hungary November 15 1889 died at 47 leaving husband John Herring a son W A Herring a Pennsylvania native, parents Charles and Mrs Jarma, a brother Jon Jarma and four sisters. Pallbearers were her brothers in law John Habarta Joe Patranella Frank Embesi Roy Mathis George Herring and George Daughtery.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Herring
Taylor
J. B. Gleissner
Bryan
Bettie Jarma Herring
Austria-Hungary
America
Charles Jarma
W. A. Herring
Philadelphia
Jon Jarma
Dayton
John Habarta
Smetana
Joe Patranella
Frank Embesi
Roy Mathis
Houston
George Herring
George Daughtery
San Antonio
SFA B squad opens season with Kosse clash Thursday
Stephen F. Austin B squad or Colts starts season against Kosse under coach Bill Carmichael amid 41 players. A squad Boones begins district play at Corsicana Friday in Corsicana. Injury concerns include Pete Scanlin knee and Roby Foster illness. no Peonco lineup changes.
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Stephen F. Austin
Colts
Kosse
Allen J. Noles
Boones
Corsicana
Bill Carmichael
Broncs
Pete Scanlin
Bryan Aggregation
Navasota
Roby Foster
Pete Jones
Peonco
Clean Cotton Rags Wanted at Eagle Printing Company
The Eagle Printing Company seeks clean cotton rags for its recycling and production needs. Workers are requested to bring or deliver rags to the plant location during business hours.
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Eagle Printing Company
Beasts of the Field and Sons of God in a Biblical Conflict
TOM GRELEN argues against scientific dating of human origins, claiming ancient aboriginal peoples were the “beast of the field” under Satan while divine heirs are the “sons of God.” He insists Cain and Seth lineages intermingled and rejects evolution, urging faith in scripture over biology.
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Earth
Adam
Eden
Satan
Belial
Land of
Nod
Cain
Eve
Jesus
God
Seth
Devil
Noah
Beast
Tom Grelen
Local residents travel and visit across towns
J C Reyder from Route 4 and J M Atkins from Reck Prairie visit Bryan. Mr and Mrs A Mitchell from College called on Bryan visitors. John Sidney Smith of the Bryan Eagle travels to Houston for the weekend. Mr and Mrs H R Japp and Mrs R Franze return from Perry Oklahoma visits. They saw the Texas Centennial en route to Oklahoma. P A Tardy and Mrs A W Kinnard drive to Galveston to fetch Mrs Tardy. Mrs Minnie Wilkes travels to Joplin Missouri for a visit. Miss Irene Thompson and Douglas M visit the Frank Vance home in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Reyder
Bryan
J. M. Atkins
Reck Prairie
A. Mitchell
College
John Sidney Smith
Bryan Eagle
Houston
H. R. Japp
R. Franze
Thompson
Douglas M
Frank Vance
Waco
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Etex C. C
Farm Council
Tiger Lair
Johnny Pearce
Paul Moore
Corsicana Sun Sports
Bengals
Brones
Navarro County
Austin
Midlothian
Paschal
Woodrow Wilson
Cle‘burne
Athens
Travis Pta
AM College
District 11
Gridders
Fuqua
Bryanites
Antone Merka
Luke Patranella
Merka
Patranella
Nelson
Barnes’ Dash
Scanlin-to-Price
Manning
Charles Hart
Aubrey Tobias
Travis
Foster
Weedon
Albert
Ratllec
Batten
McGee
W. L. Peaberthy
Ohio
Manning Smith
Centenary
Ump
Frank Anderson
Miss. Col
Peoples Column
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