Bryan Sees Steady Growth Despite Boom Hesitation
Bryan is described as a growing Texas town with a thousand students in its Ursuline Convent and other schools. It hosts the State Agricultural and Mechanical College nearby, an oil mill, fertiliser factory, ice plant, electric light and water works, and multiple mills. New bank and sewerage projects, trolley plans, and two-story brick buildings are under construction as population reaches 6000 and cotton output totals 25,000 bales.
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Aricultural Ad Mechanical College
Bryan
Ryan
Highland Water Works
Firat National Bank
F. Per ‘Son
Mr. James
W. J. Coulter
James
Agricultural and Medicrnest College
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T. J. Fountain of
Howston
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Bravos and Hamston undertakings outline city growth
The fragment describes a growing city with 100 mile 160 alliances, a preparatory boys' school and a notable girls academy, a two story fire station, Walton and Lillie Chance residences, and multiple cottages under construction. Plans include a new city hall and opera house to replace an earlier facility.
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Bintery Baptisl Academy
Fance
A.M. Waldrop
Mira
Lillie Chance
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