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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
Prof. Baldwin plans a grand balloon ascent in Bryan on December 10 to draw thousands of shoppers. He will advertise nationwide with lithographs and circulars, promising big crowds and boosted local trade. weather may trigger a reschedule with no cost to merchants.
The Texas A and M College offers ten week winter short courses in Stock Farming Dairying and Horticulture from January 5 to March 15 1908 open to men 18 and over with no entrance exam and costs not exceeding forty dollars. Courses cover grasses forage crops breeding feeding stock judging entomology anatomy dairy work grafting pruning fruit culture nursery practices and vegetable growing. Send a postal card to William D Gibbs Dean of Agriculture and Director of Experiment Stations for a circular.
Mother Superior and the Ursuline Ladies of Villa Maria Academy thank patrons for generous contributions of trees and shrubbery for Arbor Day. They express hope that God bless the labor done on November 29th and dream of Villa Maria’s hill becoming a lasting beauty and joy to all.
The ladies of the Methodist church announce a dinner and apron sale at City Hall on Saturday December 6. Sale runs 9:30 to 3 and dinner is served 12 to 8. Dinner priced at 25 cents with turkey and dressing and a full menu. All invited.
List of names of letters held at the Bryan post office for the week ending December 1 1902 with one cent per piece charged. When calling for letters, customers should say advertised and give the date. Postmaster Tyler Haswell notes the advertisement fee.
The Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations seek to expand their mailing list beyond ten thousand names to reach about 260000 farmers. Requests should be sent to William D. Gibbs at College Station with lines Farm Crops Horticulture and Live Stock for bulletin preferences. Weather notes cite good stock pasturage, fair winter forage, and strong strawberry yields. GC T Work of San Francisco schools becomes president of the Girls Industrial College Denton Texas.
The speaker argues for careful regulation of interstate corporations to curb abuses without hindering enterprise. He supports national oversight, possible constitutional amendments if needed, and uses the tariff and monetary policy to maintain prosperity while reducing evils born from wealth and industrial growth. He calls for reciprocity, immigration reform, and a strong push for the Panama Canal.
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