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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1900

Page

3

Millican Notes Highlights Local Visitations

G W McMichael and family traveled from Bryan to visit Mr and Mrs Wagner. Mrs T Lewis returned from Navasota. Rev W T Wharton preached at the Baptist church. Ed Carl has been here buying cattle. Will McCulloch of Bryan visited. J A McGregor moved from Galveston to Fort Worth and paused here en route. W T Firmen came from Houston with his wife, who has been here. Mrs J M Adams of Flatonia visits Wagner family. Mrs George Brooks returned from Galveston. 8 C Williams visited from the bottom. Mrs Jim Eaves of Wellborn and Miss May Mills visited last week. Town health is very good. Correspondent.

G. W. McMichael Bryan Wagner T. Lewis Navasota W.T. Wharton The Baptist Church Ed Carl Will McCulloch J. A. McGregor Mistral Bros Galveston Fort Worth W. T. Firmen Houston J. M. Adams Flatonia George Brooks C. Williams Jim Eaves Wellborn May Mills

Kurten News notes local events and illness

Harvey Texas April 16 Measles subsided but la grippe arrives weakening residents Rev and Mrs S R McClung slowly improving from la grippe Community and school plan picnic for April 27 as school closes. Local visits encompass Maxwell Carnes and Griffin families and a party at Dr and Mrs Todd with music. Cotton replanting pace slow as farmers lag behind. Preaching at Bethel Church next Sunday by Rev Bullock.

Cora Leila Griffin Marion Ferguson Reliance Todd Davis Lula Smith Caywood Soles Dina Harvey Joe Carnes Waco A. B. Carnes Bethel Church Bullock

Rain Delays Crop Planting in Green's Prairie Area

Green's Prairie reports heavy rains delaying crops for 1900. Cotton acreage may fall if more rains prevent seed planting and force replanting. Local residents W D Sellers Arch Graham and families visited, while Triple and Jordon completed the White pasture project.

Green's Prairie Eagle W. D. Sellers Cartwheel Prairie Arch Graham Rock Prairie Otho Williams Eidson Wellborn Dixon Greens Prairie Navasota Messrs Triple and Jordon

Crops Lag As Wet Weather Delays Farm Work

In Cross Texas farmers report 15 days of wet weather delaying planting. Corn shows frost damage and poor stands, some replanting possible. cotton sparse and late, oats mixed, gardens generally poor. Easter weekend may bring better weather. Spring Hill school to close April 20.

Cross Grimes County Texas Spring Hill

May Cut Off Boers

London reports Gen Carrington at Beira and renewed fears of Boer destruction of Johannesburg mines. Telegraphs note weeks to concentrate on Transvaal borders, with Boer intercept rumors seen as unlikely. Proclamation allows trade with Cape Colony, police seize oxen wagons and cattle, two Germans sentenced for rifle and cartridge possession.

London Carrington Beira Transvaal Mafeking Lorenzo Marques Natal Mercury Johannesberg Bloemfontein Ladysmith Washbank Valley Cape Town Cape Colony Orange Free State Cape Police Boshof

Blockade at Wepener Persists Amid Rain and Reports of Moves

London reports heavy rains hinder troop movements while the Wepener blockade continues and stores move south from Bloemfontein. About 2000 sick in field hospitals, mainly dysentery and enteric fever, are noted as censorship tightens. Observers discuss Sir Buller and Sir Warren, Roberts’ censure, and potential recalls. Foreign volunteers reportedly heading to Transvaal. rumors of a French commander. In New York a view of Roberts' army turning movement to trap Boers gains weight. The Hague sees a private audience for the Boer peace commission. In Corsicana, Texas, a 9-year-old dies of lockjaw.

London Wepener Bloemfontein Free State Redvers Buller Charles Warren Gen. Roberts Roberts Buller Warren Transvaal New York The Tribune Aliwal Reddersburg Colums

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