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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1929

Page

5

Bryan City Schools Opened With Enrollment of About 1600

Barron urged students to pursue practical education and hard work as Bryan City Schools began the fall term. Enrollment reached about 1,600 on opening day, with expectations of rising to around 2,000. The high school freshman class numbered near 100 amid crowded conditions at Stephen F. Austin High School.

Bryan City Barron Tudpolt Accong W. S. Barron Pakthigh ‘School Yan K. L. Dorham Stephen F. Austin High School

Exhibits and Farm Notes From County Agents

Exhibits for the Dallas Fair require corn cotton peanut samples from club members unless livestock work is done. Brazos County Fair credits club exhibitors for American Legion event reports, aiding future Washington trips. Fertilized cotton yields twice that of unfertilized, showing cost considerations. Farmers dusting oats in cotton middles aim for early grazing and winter cover crops. A Tomato Game interest grows as tomato industry discussions continue. Elbert Hubbard quote about guiding boys ends the piece.

Brazos County Fair Washington, D. C Arthur Yeager Kurien 4-I Club

Dyer Grain Co Moves To Bryan Street News

The firm relocates from North Main to a new brick building on Bryan Street next to Joe Scanlin. It advertises fresh poultry and dairy feeds, Bewley Blue Ribbon and Anchor Brands, claims updated facilities, competitive prices, and patriotic promotion urging support for Good Roads. announces a forthcoming event next Saturday.

North Main Bryan Street Joe Scanlin Bewley’s Blue Ribbon Dyer Grain CO

Teeling Family Returns From A and M College Visit

Dr and Mrs Fred W Teeling and her brother Dan Hume of Dallas returned home after visiting friends at A and M College.

Fred W. Teeling Dan Hume Dallas A. and M. College

Mrs Mary A Kern Dies at 77 in Bryan Texas

Mrs Mary A Kern of Bryan dies at home aged 77 after a long life. Funeral services were held September 23 at First Methodist Church Bryan with Rev R S Marshall delivering the sermon. Interment followed in the city cemetery under Mc Culloch Dansby Funeral Directors, survived by husband L B Kern two sons and four daughters and a sister.

Heli Monses Mes- Mary Ae-Kenny East 24Th Street R. S. Marshall Bryan McCulloch-Dansby Mary A. Kern Alabama Texas L. B. Kern David L. Kern el Paso August L. Kern Sam C. Johnson Marlin Vergne Scott Stephenville Virginia Caroline Kern W. F. Haggard Coleman W. B. Roman John M. Caldwell F. P. Dansby Lamar Bethea Hugo John E. W. Crenshaw Robert Mawhinney Gordon Mitchell Sim Cooper M. G. Nall Ben Marwill W. S. Higgs Will Martin S. R. Downard Sr

Improved Roads Will Aid Farmers in Brazos County

Mrs. J. M. McKalip of Fountain Switch urged Bryan visitors that Brazos County supporters back the September 28 bond issue to improve market facilities for farm products and diversify income beyond cotton. Mrs. R C Rudasill of Tabor also predicted strong support and little opposition for the bond election.

J. M. McKalip Fountain Switch Bryan Brazos County Tabor R. C. Rudasill Ralph

City Districts Form Campaign for Women Voters

A meeting led by Mrs. J. L. Brock organized a city wide canvass to secure votes from women qualified to vote in the September 23 election. Bryan is divided into four districts with named chairmen and committees for Northeast Northwest Southwest and South sections guiding travel and transport to polls.

Ccommittes J. L. Brock LaSalle Hotel The American Legion Bryan H. and T. C. Railroad 26Th Street M. F. Dansby Mesdames Ethel Edmonds J. L. Dickenson Robi F. Armstrong W. B. Cline R. O. Allen John Seeley Caldwell W. B. Roman Clifford Nelson J. E Stanford J. J. Riley Katie Daly Lena Altimore Northwest John Stasney John Fickey Chas. Salvato Mills P. Walker Bill Woods Tyler Has ‘Well Delia Salvate T. K. Lawrence Pete Bonano Tom Koneeny Chas. Griesser Chas Tabor R. W. Warren D. W. Fagan J. E. Brown Joe Sosolik R. A Aek F.n. W W.S. Howell Chairyhan J. W. James Jac. K. Parker Egbert T. Roy Stane Victor Edge H. Newton Pi G Gunter A. S. McSwain Marion Ferguson J. N. Dulaney Edgar Jones J. G. Minkert Dave Munday May Emory Ralph Howell Jack Sandifer D. C. DeMaret E. B. Elliott Tom Smith W. E. Neeley W. Wipprecht Joe Batts J. Webb Howell David Reid Wilson Bradley M. L. Parker Kay Hassell W. H. Darrow Coulter Smith H. Marsteller Geo. W. Barnes Clifford Mitchell Sam Parker E. F. Parks Harvey Fender Lucy Harrison Elizabeth Suber

Young Italian Priest Here to Help Rev Bravi

Rev Father Basil Bravi pastor of St Anthony church returns from five months in Italy and Europe. He brings Peter Willen a young professor from Ancona Italy who will assist. Willen speaks Italian Latin Creek and has a tenor voice and will master English for work here.

Father Basil Bravi St. Anthony's Catholic Church Italy Bryan Peter Willen Ancona Father Bravi Willen

Aged Brazos Woman Laid to Rest Mrs Amelia Dawson Thomas

Mrs Amelia Frances Thomas died at her son's home on East Branch avenue in Bryan after a brief illness. Born in 1843 in Tennessee she was 86 years old. Survived by her son W R Thomas and his family she spent forty two years in Bryan. Funeral held at the family home with Rev R E Day of First Baptist officiating. Interment in Bryan city cemetery.

Amelia Frances Thomas W. R. Thomas Bryan East Branch Avenue Tennessee Amelia Dawson Crockett Jesse Thomas Will R. Thomas R. E. Day First Baptist Church Bryan City Dansby Houston Rupert Brooks J. L. Goree Navasota Thomas

Mrs Susie Covington Dies in Houston

Bryan residents mourn Susie Covington mother of Charley Wetter and Ben Covington. She died Sunday at noon after failing health and was interred in Houston Monday. Survived by three daughters Mrs Wetter Mrs Fuller Mrs Hale and three sons Richard Ben Will Covington.

Bryan Susie Covington Charley Wetter Ben Covington George Fuller Covington Houston Hale San Antonio Richard Covington Will Covington Philadelphia

Fly-Tox Insecticide Ad BOOSTS Home Protection

No more anxiety and danger with Fly-Tox used to guard garments and fabrics. The Rex Research Fellowship developed the insecticide at Mellon Institute of Industrial Research and promises safe, stainless formula with a perfume-like fragrance and guaranteed bottles. Spray blankets, carpets, rugs, clothing, furs, and woolens to kill moths eggs and larvae.

Mellon Institute of Industrial Research Rex Research Fellowship

Madison Cotton Crop Drastically Below Normal

Madisonville reports a ginners' total of 562 bales for Madison county before Sept 1, far under the 5,101 bales a year earlier. The crop is estimated at about 40 percent below normal, while corn and other feed crops show slight improvement over early prospects.

Madison Madisonville Madison County

Hoyak House and Contents Destroyed by Fire

The home of Mr and Mrs H J Hoyak between West 26th and 27th streets in the western city part was totally destroyed with belongings. They left for Caldwell on Saturday and none were home when the blaze began early Sunday. Neighbors spotted the fire and kept it from spreading to nearby structures. Origin remains unknown and insurance partly covers the loss.

H. J. Hoyak

Notice of Intention to Marry Filed by Four Couples

Notice of intent to marry filed Monday with County Clerk Jess B. McGee by David Col umbus and Jessie Lee Day both of Brazos County and Edward Moort and Miss S T Binfield both of Caldwell.

Jess B. McGee David Columbus Jessie Lee Day Brazos County Edward Moort S. T. Binfield Caldwell

Edge citizens rally for Brazos County good roads bond

A Edge school good roads meeting backs a $250000 bond issue for lateral roads including Edge precinct. Grady Hanover and Sam Cavitt urge united support linking the Old San Antonio Road with Highway 21. County officials outline spending and benefits for Edge and region.

Grady Hanover Macey Good Roads Edge School Bryan Chamber Cof Commerce San Antonio Road Hanover San Antonio Brazos County United Action Sam Cavitt Chamber of Commerce State Highway Commission Brazos CG. C. Todd Highway Department Edge W. C. Hill Geo. A. Adams John M. Lawrence Central Citizens Committee Lawrence J. J. Tatum A. S. McSwain McSwain Emmiett Holland San Antonio Trail Holland George A. Adams W. S. Barron F. L. Henderson W. C. Davis Texas L. O. Wilkerson

Auctioneer S Eberstadt Leads Bryson Sale Observers List Names

The sale reached up to 52 dollars with S E Eberstadt acting as auctioneer. Attendees included Sam E Cavitt J M Dann Tyler Haswell Dr L O Wilkerson Lamar Bethea J T Maloney Hugh Looney Jack T Johnson Rev J J Tatum H C Fulgham E W Crenshaw Misa Willie Johnson Dr C A Searcy Mr and Mrs Ed Martin John M Lawrence Jr T C Nunn Jr Kay Hassell George Frassell John S Caldwell George A Adams John M Lawrence Judge W C Davis F L Henderson W S Barron J W Batts M E Wallace John Vick Judge A S McSwain Jack Howell D L Wilson B M Morris Oak McKenzie A B Syptak Mrs Lee J Rountree S E Eberstadt Mr and Mrs J L Brock and Wilson Bradley

S. E. Eberstadt Bryan Sam. E. Cavitt J. M. Dann Tyler Haswell L. O O. Wilkerson Lamar Bethea J. T Maloney Hugh Looney Jack T Johnson J. J. Tatum H. C. Fulgham E. W. Crenshaw Misa Willie Johnson C. A D. L. Wilson B. M. Morris Oak McKenzie A. B. Syptak Lee J. Rountree J. L. Brock Wilson Bradley

Creath Brazos Quarterly Meet Held Today in Bry an

The Creath Brazos Association Workers Conference met in Bry an with over 100 visiting Baptists. Morning session at First Baptist church. lunch at College Avenue Baptist. 1 30 p m board and W M A meeting at College Avenue. Rev M Keefer presided. theme on The Spiritual Attitude of the Church as Related to Missions. A large turnout from multiple towns attended.

Workers’ Conference The Creath-Brazos Association Bryan First Baptist Church College Avenue Baptist Church College Avenue Church M. Keefer Iola W. N. Purcell First Baptist Church of Navasota R. L. Brown Col Inne Station Baptist Church G. D. Freeman Baptist Church of A. M. Wester F Baptist Church Normangee W. A. McKinney Madisonville Waller Anderson Montgomery Bedias College Station R. L. Bulbert

Funeral Services For Berry Barnett Pioneer Of Edge

Berry Barnett aged 74 died at his son M A Barnett’s home in Edge Brazos county Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. The body was moved to Mount Pleasant church Robertson county for funeral services by Rev L Wallace with burial at Mount Pleasant cemetery. Survived by his widow and ten children eight sons and two daughters all present at death.

Berry Barnett M. A. Barnett Edge Brazos County Mr. Barnett Mount Pleasant Church Robertson County Rev. L. Wallace First Baptist Church of Franklin Mount Pleasant Cemetery McCulloch-Dansby Bryan

Box Supper and Free Picture Show at Mumford

A box supper and free picture show will be held at Mumford on Friday night September 27. The event begins at 8 30 PM and the public is cordially invited to attend.

Mumford

Brazos County Favors Bond for Road Improvement

A large mass meeting is planned on Main Street to rally support for a county bond issue of 1 108 600 dollars for road improvements. Voters will decide Saturday in Brazos County, with officials predicting a strong majority in favor and wide county benefits from a modern bridge network.

Main Street Good Roads Brazos County John M. Lawrence San Antonio Road San A San

And Rain Faith is Might You Can't Farm Without It

A compact line stresses rainfall and faith as essential to farming success, implying weather and belief underpin agricultural yield and resilience.

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