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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
2
A long, dense article notes LL Meiners and T W Scott among others with roles at a state agricultural station. It cites awards, affiliations with chambers of commerce, and a landmark LL.D. granted from a university. It highlights Mrs Williams' leadership in the American Legion and auxiliary groups, plus a portrait of literary figures and teaching careers.
A reader note quotes a local column praising women who propose carving the Ten Commandments in marble for all to read in the courtroom. The writer cites law and civic duty, urging a countywide adoption so every visitor can reflect on the commandments upon entering the court. F D Fuller signs the piece.
A jumbled item list mentions a chicken with gold nuggets in its gizzard, etymology of dago from Columbus, a 1518 building drawing, a fisherman's trick with a tethered balloon, and a 1854 Rockefeller birthday note. Other notes reference state law schooling, the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas, and a lighthouse broadcast in a distant fort.
A Brazos county farmer credits Governor Sterling with saving him 35 dollars a year for 35 years and notes bond tax relief worth 25 dollars annually. The scene includes locals at Bryan and a visit by Charley Patronella, Rev J P Brown, and others, with remarks on Texas A and M College and a bustling Main Street filled with daily life.
The notice lists several visitors arriving this week from Maurwm and DeGege Be to Bryan and OCeliege Station. It notes Mrs Bardwich staying with WL Porter and Mrs Munson hosting at the Porter home. It mentions the Merson family event at a cam pee and visits by Myrtle Dees, Mrs Peachson Beary, and Mrs Seth of Nave soe. It reports Taber school activities under Chars Badge and indicates Betay plans to enroll at Mithodist University.
A series of revival services will begin October 2 at the Free Will Baptist Church. Pastor Procter and Walter Jobewe will lead the sessions with weekly meetings. Services start at 7 30 each evening and the public is invited to attend.
James Whaky was granted a divorce from Eevee Simpers Whader in a local court. The decision follows statements about separation and irreconcilable differences.
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