Texas A&M to Expand Campus with Major New Buildings
Prof. J. Kyte of Texas A&M College Station discusses rapid campus growth including five new buildings. A dormitory, electrical engineering building, and Young Men's Christian Association hall are planned, with total investments near 4000000 dollars. He notes student accommodations will meet demand for the fall term, while heating and agricultural programs gain state and national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kyte
Department of Aaveniture
Cam Duatre
Abu
du Partment
Sytie Iain Vallding
Ponaibio
Prat
Kyle
Kyle Haw
Mike Court
Wisconsin
Town
Michigan
Isanoi
Kanaan
Texas
Jim
Tyas
Kanwna
Labor Day celebration boosts Bryan business ties
A. & Berry of Dallas, representing the International Brotherhood of Carpenters, visits Bryan to promote labor business harmony. The plan unites labor, commerce, and local leaders to improve wages, conditions, and civic spirit. A donor picture show will donate Thursday and Friday proceeds to the Labor Day fund, encouraging broad community participation. In Normangee Corsicana Petroleum Co plans oil drilling after expert prospects. drilling equipment was shipped there last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Ives
Tiewe
Toreon
Hiryno
Texan
Ar. Bertyan
Ute
Toth Telemuy
Megan's
Fiat
Larke
Anne
Terry
Anton
Normangee
Corsicana
Texas
Corsicana Petroleum Company
Democratic National Committee Readies Campaign in New York
The article describes the Democratic National Committee's bustling New York operation ahead of the 1912 campaign. It notes organized bureaus, active staff, and prominent figures like W S McAdoo, McCombs, and Wells guiding fundraising and logistics. Wilson and Marshall supporters pledge loyalty at Sea Girt and across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fifth Avenue
National Democratic Comailttes
Wilson
Marshall
New York City
Republicas
Progressive
Roosevelt
Taft
McCombs
Chairtian W
McAdoo Ha
National Th
Wilon
Marehall
Wells
Sea
Can
Josephus Dantoni
Democraty
Alan
Jrepublicang
Marshal
Hotel Arrivals at Bryan and Dallas list many names
The article lists hotel arrivals in Bryan and Dallas including A M Jarrett Noahville George Richter Perry Saler W Spindle Stans Kula J W Robinson Wells family and many others with places like Abitone Ewope Crystal City Houston Dallas and Round Rock. The piece also notes that over 40 000 cubic yards of concrete were poured into the Madina dam last month and that completion is expected soon per chief engineer C Ht Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brown
Dallas
A. Jarrett
Noahville
George Richter
Perry Saler
Abitone
A.M
Ewope
Chicago
B. Boal
Palestine
Stebbina
John F. Owene
Will Coffield
Rockdale
Mwing
Mockdule
Spindle
Virginia
Stans
Kula
J.W. Robinson
Waca
Caldwell
Lucy Fagan
Fay Dolamates
Pool
Sherman
Dolamates
Guten
Mastin
Burdette
W. Turdette
Dalian
Mise
Sadie Burdette
Dutia
Milne Vern Burdete
Tallun
Nay Beagraven
San Antonio
Madina Dam
C. Ht. Kearney
Deeds Not Words Promoting a Kidney Remedy
An elderly testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as superior for kidney troubles. A Bryan source reports years of use, with statements from a user and a local dealer endorsing the product. The notice cites dates in 1908 and 1909, listing sales points and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Homa
Down's
E. Beard
Robertson Sty Dryan
Texas
Down
Ilewy
Kido Tronbie
Doan
Racaal
Mire
Bina
Jy Praten
Douw
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Prac
Barry
Carpenters’ Organization
Democratic National Committee
ACI
Henry Morganthan
Tresaurail
Ride
Alda
D. Orville Rope
Cantrman Finance Committee
Labor Day
Detroit
G. J. Nedbalek
Priva
Art Schaffner & Marx and
L. Systems
Nettleton Oxfords
Florsheim Oxfords
Oxfords
Carhart
A. M. Waldrop & CO
Bryan's Big Clothing Store
RH. Warenfaushr
New Braunve
Hall
Williane
Mra
W. Mally
Cryatsl City
Jad W. Peppler
Honaton
J.B. Bick
Houston
le Rua
Dalla
Ted Mim
Tom Youngblood
Ralston
Dailan
Henry Merrill
Albert Mannis
Londos
Mort Clarke
A. Tehup
Te Winson
Myers
B. H. Amsberry
Town Colony
Selvage
Klamberg
Fort Worth
Caton
Marlin
Hornes
Hempstend
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