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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1906
Page
2
The Caldwell News Chronicle argues for improved water and electric services in Bryan Texas. It praises local support for home mills while urging city authorities to secure reliable utilities and emergency equipment.
Bryan papers advocate an oil mill plan arguing farmers should not be paid $2.00 per unit less for feed than Caldwell. The argument aims to persuade Barleson residents about a just price and local impact.
Presider H H Harrington and Dr Mark Francis of A and M College return from Collin county with a team of horses for the forum department. The board set funds for a wagonette and team for station trains for members and visitors. The wagonette was bought in Dallas by Capt A J Brown. The new team will work with the wagonette and perform light tasks around the farm. Harrington supports establishing a state experiment station.
A horse stolen from City Marshal P P Boyett of Bryan Friday night was allegedly sold by a local Negro in Mumford. Constable George Seale arrested the suspect on Friday and he was jailed in Pravklio.
Rev Nathan Powell elected chaplain and professor of modern languages moves his family from Krevham to take up residence of the late Dr Phomes G Bittle. Powell, a Vanderbilt graduate, will lead the campus chapel today.
The article argues for a properly conducted experiment station to assist farms in draining cultivating and fertilizing land and to improve corn wheat oats and other grains. It notes Collin county wheat yields have fallen to about half of early levels due to seed degeneration and calls for breeding to restore vitality. Dairying and livestock breeding could also benefit from such a station.
Edwin J Brush the magician with Forney W Clement appears at the Opera House under Bryan Lyceum auspices. The three part program features Palace of Mystery Magic of the Dark Ages and A Night in India with Hindu basket illusion. Special rates for children. General admission 50 and 75 cents. Acetylene lighting promoted by Rogers at Eagle office.
Inspector Rhodes and Capt. Seay brought in a noon today a man arrested by Constable Moore at Bedias on suspicion of tying to the post office blast and robbery. The Rogers Prairie raid Tuesday night yielded a haul valued at $1,000. Initially reported stamps worth $75 were missing but later found near the scene with other items useless to the robbers, concealed under oil cloth.
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