Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 191, Ed. 1 Monday, May 27, 1929 Page: 1 of 10
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
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Associated Press Leased Wire in Our Office Connects Brownwood With the World Every Minute of the Day,
VOL XXIX. NO. in
BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, MONDAY, MAY 27, 1929
may have to be interrupted
to they are given consideration
i /^mmunv-atinn* are lying on
desk, and one of them In partte-
seems to need public dlaeua-
It baa reference to eowa and
i and files and other varmints,
the of public health la
WEDDING OFT
He’ll Hop to Peru
■minafinn of then monoplane Port
Worth which the two brought to
earth yesterday after soaring al-
most seven and one half day«
Tbo two pilots, one an •*-cow-
boy. the other a former railroad
mechanic, added a new line to the
illustrious record which started
with the Wright's one minute flight
at Kitty Hawk in 1903 when they
kept the Port Worth aloft through
rate. wind, sunrfilne. hall and
lightning for in boon. 33 mtautes
and one second, oe.sung the record
Td 150 hours, 40 minutes and 10
seconds set by the army moneptene
Queatlon Mark by SI hours. It min-
utes and 50 seconds.
tttsburgh. over in the sand hills of
ut Texas. It’s pitiful to see a good
an go wrong and spend the beet
tan of his life in that kind of
tuntry. but Mr. Fleming has been
tere so long that be actually seems
NEW YORK. May CT—UP>—The
stock market again broke wMe open
today, seoraa of issues tumbling 12
to IIS a share, many breaking
through the low levels reached in
last Wednesday's drastic collapse.
P. dictions of a sevar scarcity of
money during the mid-year shift-
ing of balances and another break
in the wheat market, oarryteg
prices below $1 a bushel for the
first time in 15 yean, caused the
heavy selling.
The drop from Saturday tow was
only fractional After tonktng to
51 hO 1-2 for a tow mark ef the sea-
son Saturday, wheat had rebound-
ed to finish at ftJOl 1-4.
It was the first Mag wheat had
ended In April, although Bis skll
gave him a job with the Texas Air
Transport Corporation long before
that. w ’ I \
In sptte of the fact that the two
youthful flyers had gambled by go-
ing aloft with a motor which had
ran 500 hours after being discarded
by A1 Henley, it was as good as ever
when it returned to the ground.
Some of the adjustments were worn,
but it could have ran far many
more hours.
Praise Each Other
The two flyers divided credit for
the success ,of their fbght. Kelly
pointed out that Robbins’ ability to
Owsley Urges U. S.
Be Ready Any Task
A LETTER from ‘Some of the
I** Hungry Ones," written on sta-
Ittonery of the Hardy 5k Denny Paint
land Wall Pagwr Company and
I signed by the owners, proprietors,
|employe- and sundry office help and
guests of that establishment, com-
pia.n.i that "For the past weak our
| evening meal has been very sUm.
and fact to, it was what you might
I call a real skimpy end.” Apparently,
the communication has reference to
Inaugurate Move to
Build Legion Home
ar ft. W. BARRY.
Associated Press Staff Writer
ADVANCE: AUSTIN, Texas, May
rtr-i&\—The second called session
of the 41st legislature, which con-
venes June 2, will have to get up
and hustle If It completes the pro-
gram of work to be laid out far It
within the constitutional thirty
moisture penetrated the scar on the
blades and caused the propeller to
swell and split.
Notice ef Land ig
Shortly after noon yesterday the
pilots dropped s note saying the
propeller was vibrating badly and
they would have to descend soon.
They kept the plane in the air,
however, until a moment after 4:0ft
p. m. At that time they decided the
rite of the propeltor flying, to pieces
and perhaps causing them to crash
was not worth taking Robbins
swung the ship into the wind and
came down as perfectly and as pro-
saically as any of the other hun-
dred pilots who had made landings
during the day.
The plane had scarcely touched
the ground before the enthusiastic
crowd, sloshing through mud. was
upon it. A fence, a cordon of police
and a special guard . around the
plane wilted before the fuah. The
special guard was „ crushed Back
Widow Prominent
Kansas Politician
This was a part of the speech of
Colonel Alvin W. Owsley of Dallas,
past national commander of the
American Legion, and principal
M>eajt>*r at the union church servtoe
at Memorial Hall Sunday morning
In connection with the Seventeenth
District Legion Convention here.
■r., Owsley, oqe of the outstand-
ing orators of today, said that he
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wood to the hail at the last min-
ute. . ^ |
A ooocert by the Old Oray Mare
Band was held te the Southern Ho-
tel Sunday mroning tod by Marla
Baker. Wright Armstrong of Hous-
ton. original leader of the band,
took charge and tod several num-
bers Following this concert the
band marched to Memorial HaH
playing one number on the stage
prior to the church service.
At the meeting in Memorial Hall
following a lunch prepared by John-
ny Vertin and his assistants of the
Harvey House Harry Puller of
Stamterd took the chair in the ab-
sence of Troy ttmpaon of Stamford.
dlsdwiae n n m ni an <1
(Usenet commanocr. *
Stamford Wtas Cap
Stamford woo Bin cup ter at-
tendance and milage traveled. Aside
from the regular business necessar-
ily transacted at such meetings
there were talks made by Oeovge
Epptos of KerrvlDe, Commander of
the fifth division; Poes R. Cole;
of Austin, state adjutant; J. P. Hyde
of Dallas, conneotad with the office
there of the U. 8. Veterans Purewt;
and Jack Brunberg of Brownwood.
Boy Scout Executive.
Mr. Epptos **»*•«< membership
stating that the filth division to
only about 200 members back of the
second in a race and that this dis-
Rotarians Pour Into
Dallas by Auto, Bus,
Train and Airplane
0 the gentleman who telephoned
ter a request number last, night
while the First Baptist chair was
entertaining over the raddlo. His
frankness was admirable, although
his judgment may have been at
fault
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As reported by Ooesipy Ous. the
announcer, the gentleman asked for
a song, entitled, "He paid it aQ for
his wife at Ruing Star*
COUNTY PUPILS HERE TUESDAY
The entire dty to Invited to the
graduation exercises te the Soldlem
and Bailors Memorial Ban at 5:00
p. m. Tuesday, whan about sixty
high school students of a numberjaf
diplomas.
The Brownwood Chamber of Ocm-
merce is enonsorlnx the exercises
with J. J. TtmmtosiM general chair-
man in charge.
The Old Oray Mare Band will
take part in the program, playing
eeveral numbers. Morgan Hall will
itfat ft couple o< selections and the
n*ltan doll** at ft djepup^of a^out
Cotton tower; liquidation.
Sugar steady; trade support i
. Coffee higher; firmer Brasilian
ttporta. ___;_
night and Tuesday,* ,
LOUISIANA: Cloudy,local thun-
dershowers tonight and Tuesday.
Light to fresh southerly winds on
the octet. 11 . ___
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TODAYS
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 191, Ed. 1 Monday, May 27, 1929, newspaper, May 27, 1929; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1041256/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.