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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1899
Page
2
Texas hosts 125 cotton seed oil mills but only four cotton factories, with seed prices rising as oil demand grows. The piece urges home-focused investment to convert raw cotton into finished goods, boosting farmer income and state prosperity while criticizing reliance on outside capital.
The Atlanta Industrial News argues Texas should act now to build cotton mills in every cotton region. It warns capital is cautious and external investment follows proven local success, citing North Carolina’s hundreds of small mills and high home capital participation.
Energetic planning by Misses Hettie Smith Jessie Garth and Messrs Henry Lucy Wilson led the rectory party to a successful gathering with about seventy attendees. Children played games while adults joined in, and a generous spread of cakes fruit candies and lemonade was provided by parents and parish members.
A Budapest article reports a young barrister, briefless and waiting for clients, taking manual work in provincial towns such as painting and window cleaning. The lord chief justice ruled he was within his rights to earn money by honest labor. The piece notes the Dewey rose trending in New York, noting its beauty, bouquet, and waxen texture.
Reports from Washington and London discuss U S concerns over a possible Montgomery visit to Liberia and the U S role, while other dispatches detail a gunfire incident at Bowie Court House, a theft ring exposing a crime school, insurgent regrouping near Manila, a hospital ship fund for Boers, hurricane casualties near Hatteras, and a British order for cartridge belts for the Transvaal.
The census bureau announced instruction meetings for 1900 census supervisors in the south at Charlotte on January 4, Atlanta January 5, Memphis January 11, and Cincinnati January 12. Assistant Director Wines will provide the guidance.
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