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The notice lists second class mail matter, Connellly and Carnes, weekly price 110 dollars per year, monthly 40 cents, and date Thursday February 13, 1902.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
4
The notice lists second class mail matter, Connellly and Carnes, weekly price 110 dollars per year, monthly 40 cents, and date Thursday February 13, 1902.
Arriving by train on a rainy Tuesday, delegates were welcomed by Sealy citizens. The session covered cucumber and tomato culture, packing standards, crate sizes, and marketing plans, with emphasis on eye appeal, proper canning for surplus, and direct market shipments to cut transport costs.
McDurr Simpson notes Texas truck farming has grown beyond experiment as growers plan to plant squash cucumbers and potatoes for ordinary freight shipments without ice. He praises lessons from Sealy meetings and predicts a strong, lasting industry despite floods freezes and droughts.
February entries show Rev. J. M. Bullock’s Baptist church services, visits by C H Brown wife and Miss Polly Hickman to Wheellock, and social calls by Misses Ella and Pearl Kurten. Roy Zimmerman, J C Shaw and families spent weekends at home with others attending a debate at Concord. Mrs Mansel traveled to Bryan midweek and Mrs Thomas visited Alexandria.
Mr and Mrs Palmer of Macy visited Edge this week. Mr Palmer went to Bryan Saturday. Mr Ed Elliott and family attended church at Cottonwood last Sunday. The debate Friday night was a decided success with Messrs Palmer and McDonald winning honors. There is widespread sickness in the neighborhood and physicians are very busy. Mrs Laula Lawless and children came up from Kurten Friday Wild Goose.
Fresh showers brighten fields as farmers push ahead. Rev J M Bullock preached at Cottonwood. Visitors Rosa and Dolly Elliott and Ed Clarence Elliott Coleman Elliott from Edge joined William Wilson V Freeman of Bryan and Prof Edge and wife of Concord. A fine boy born Feb five at the Covington home. W N Wilson of Bryan visited, Walter Hudspeth passed through on Sunday. Texas Ranger.
A special meeting of the Truck Growers Association is called for Wednesday February 18 at 2 PM with a full meeting requested. The object is to take stock in a cannery payable in produce. Bryan business men will stock liberally if growers take a liberal share. Also discussion on fertilizer and seed as planting time nears. McDourr Simpson Secretary and Manager Brazos County Truck Growers Assn.
For Rent seven room house with well cistern stable near Ailes Academy apply to D. W. Batts Svett.
Citizens of Laredo and New Laredo prepare a three day Washington’s Birthday celebration on February 21 to 23 with daylight and night bull fights electric torch parades Indian and Mexican pageants naval fireworks military displays and a flower carnival. Ten day Monterey excursion tickets with stopovers at Laredo offered. information from D. J. Price Palestine Texas.
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