Frank Clarke Named City Secretary Candidate
The Eagle announces FRANK CLARKE as a candidate for re election to City Secretary pending Democratic party action in Bryan. The Caldwell News Chronicle notes widespread trades training in penitentiaries as support for industrial education. Senator Culberson and Congressman Slayden seek to gather evidence to prove Brownsville troops guilty when Congress rules.
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Eagle
Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
Bryan
Caldwell News-Chronicle
Culberson
Slayden
Texas
Brownsville
Congress
Bryan Merchants Ready for Christmas Shopping
Christmas buyers find Bryan merchants prepared with quality goods in all lines. Show windows and in store displays demonstrate readiness comparable to larger cities, making local shopping convenient and sufficient.
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Bryan
Wound Remedy Praised Despite Skepticism
A note from the Uvalde Leader praises a wound remedy despite public sneers. The brief quotation suggests patients should try the treatment when afflicted, emphasizing practical relief over doubt.
Texas College seeks 169900 for new buildings and improvements
The Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College directors met in called session to approve a funding plan for the legislature. They will request 50 000 for a dormitory 75 000 for an engineering building 4000 for a farm equipment building and 40000 for a steam heating plant plus funds for dairy and beef cattle and sheep. W W Evans was named superintendent of the college farm succeeding W R Robinson and permission granted for an electric line from Bryan to College Station. Directors present included F A Reichardt K K Legett L D Amsler A J Brown and H H Harrington.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
W. W. Evans
Coleman
College Farm
W. R. Robinson
Bryan
College Station
H. H. Harrington
F. A. Reichardt
Houston
K. K. Legett
Abilene
L. D. Amsler
Hempstead
Market Update on Quarantine Cattle and Feeder Prices
Quarantine receipts were light and low quality last week. Today 13 cars in quarantine division mostly medium to common cows bring $2 to $2.50. Market slipped 10 to 15 cents last week due to quality but is about 10 cents higher today with quick quarantine sales and a few fed cattle at $4.50 to $4.90. A train of Southern Texas grass steers drew interest.
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Texas
Market Report Notes Higher Cattle and Hogs Prices
Grass steers 3 to 4.25, cows 2.25 to 2.80, calves scarce in quarantine division around 5.50, heavy calves 3 to 4. In native division prices up 5 to 15 cents. Colorado and western cattle contribute to supply. Christmas steers 6.65 to 7. Hog market up 5 to 7.5 cents. 8000 head, predicted higher prices this week. Receipts 20 percent below year ago at Kansas City and other points. Lost: black and tan Gordon setter at College Station, 18 months old. reward for return to C. E. Boyett, Courthouse.
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Colorado
Kansas City
College Station
Gordon
C. E. Boyett
Indigestion Crime Promises Mi-O-Na Relief
An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as a remedy for indigestion with claims of strengthened digestion, improved nerve power, and restored vitality. E. J. Jenkins offers a 50 cent box backed by a money back guarantee to prove the product’s merit.
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E. J. Jenkins
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Madisonville
L. T. Dashiel
Berry
London
Will S. Higgs
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Higgs & Haygoods
I.re
Morris
Axminster
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