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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
5
A 19th century discussion at A and M College on extending trolley service to Bryan cites benefits for student overflow and campus expansion. Faculty and officials including Prof Fountain and Capt Moses weigh impacts on discipline, housing, and local commerce while urging faster transit between Bryan and College Station.
An engineer and local figures discuss the impact of trolley service on Michigan Agricultural College in Lansing. The line spurred population growth, expanded student numbers to over 1200, and boosted business, housing, and city development as travel between Lansing and the college area increased.
The readable fragments mention a time reference around ten and a journey with a companion named M. Cotow or Tow, plus a vague note about horses and a place called the Dora. No clear event, location, or outcome is established in the legible text.
Readable fragments discuss a notice to restrain actions by investors and a request to avoid turning on own resources. Mentions delays and the need for restraining steps, with unclear references to May and a group that may react. The text is incomplete and reads as a rough transcription of a legal or financial notice.
A disjointed passage discusses how students are supported by peers and staff, mentioning dormitories and social restrictions. It references parental involvement and a general tone about training and discipline, but the text is incomplete and unclear in key details.
The fragment discusses a future addition to college life aimed at increasing pleasure for young people and improving development while balancing character formation. The text hints at social improvements and their potential impact on campus life.
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