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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
2
The article discusses sixth grade exam topics including French possessions, verbs, and geography. It lists teachers and students, notes mixed results, and mentions a few students by name while commenting on pupil effort and attendance as the term nears its end.
The markets section details mixed quotations for hay and grain including hay alfalfa at 19.50 to 21.50 per ton, corn shelled at 1.38 per bushel, and oats per bushel at 44 1/24. Livestock and poultry prices are listed with chicken and egg notes, cattle and calves values, and country produce prices. Kansas City livestock market commentary follows with buyer behavior and price ranges, noting export and domestic demand and a general sense of market directions amid uncertain conditions.
Market report notes wool prices easing from peak as buyers throttle demand. Prices show declines across wool types with top figures around 4.00 and 4.80 for clipped wooled stock. Cattle and sheep movements referenced with shipments from Colorado and Aching area, while yearling and fat ewe prices hover around 3.50 to 9.00. Market correspondent A. Rickart records figures and notes demand shifting.
A Galveston News report says a macadam roadway from Red River to the Gulf will be built if Dallas county plans and the Dallas Automobile Club are carried out. The route would exceed four hundred miles through Grayson Collin Dallas Grimes Harris and Galveston counties.
Agricultural students invite the Bryan community and faculty to their first annual open-air picnic at Dellwood May 6 at 4 30 pm with a lunch and program. Students aim to showcase upcoming projects and solicit support for future agricultural efforts.
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