The Daily Eagle Feb 18 1902 issue details
The entry provides publication details for The Daily Eagle dated February 18, 1902. It lists postal class, publisher Connelly and Carnes, and pricing per week and per month.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
7
The entry provides publication details for The Daily Eagle dated February 18, 1902. It lists postal class, publisher Connelly and Carnes, and pricing per week and per month.
Arriving by the M K T at Sealy, delegates met a reception committee and band despite rain. Members toured homes with local hospitality. Notes cover cucumber culture, packing, marketing plans, and the value of standardized 4 basket crates, careful packing, and direct market consignments.
The speaker praises Texas truck farming for cucumbers cabbage and potatoes and urges planting squash and cucumbers for ordinary freight. He notes experiences from Sealy and argues the industry has moved beyond experimentation, surviving floods freezes and droughts, and will boost state enterprises under McDurr Simpson.
February 10 report of Rev J M Bullock’s Baptist church services. Residents C H Brown and wife and Miss Polly Hickman visited Wheellock. Misses Ella and Pearl Kurten and others spent time in the community. Roy Zimmerman stayed home Saturday and Sunday. Attendees Nellie Hudspeth Mary Hester Prof R K E Scott and Guy Harris joined a debate at Concord. J C Shaw and family visited Sunday. Mrs M A Mansel traveled to Bryan Wednesday and Mrs Thomas to Alexandria.
Mr and Mrs Palmer of Macy visited Edge this week while Mr Palmer went to Bryan on Saturday. Mr Ed Elliott and family attended church at Cottonwood last Sunday. A Friday night debate was a success with Palmer and McDonald taking honors. Local sickness keeps physicians busy. Mrs Laula Lawless and children visited from Kurten Friday in Wild Goose.
Tabor notes fresh showers aiding farmers. Rev J M Bullock preached at Cottonwood. Visitors include Miss Roea Elliott, Miss Dolly Elliott, Ed Elliott, Coleman Elliott of Edge, William Wilson, W Freeman of Bryan, Prof Edge of Concord. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Covington on Feb 5. W N Wilson of Bryan visited, Walter Hudspeth traveled through. Texas Ranger.
A special meeting of the Brazos County Truck Growers' Association is scheduled for Wednesday February 18 at 8 p.m. to discuss stock in a cannery paid in produce, fertilizer, and seed talks, with planting time near. Bryan businessmen are urged to take stock and growers to share liberally. Secretary McDurr Simpson urges action beyond talk. For rent a seven room house with well cistern and stable near Aller Academy offered by J W Batts.
Citizens of Laredo and New Laredo plan Washington's Birthday celebrations over February 21 to 23 with elaborate events including daylight and night bull fights, torchlight parades, and Indian and Mexican features. Ten day Monterey tickets with Laredo stopovers offered. inquiries directed to D. J. Price Palestine Texas.
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