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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1905

Page

2

Brenham Canning Plant Proposed as Farm News Spreads

The Morningrag notes a $3,000 canning factory likely to be built at Brenham as farmers near Oakwoods plan the smallest cotton acreage on record. Beaumont again declines Carnegie library funds with maintenance terms set. Standard Oil stock falls $31,000,000 amid Washington and western state agitation. W R Snow of Navarro County pledges a Texas adoption of the South Carolina liquor dispensary system as a proposed remedy.

Standard Oil New York Washington W. R. Snow Navarro County Texas South Carolina

Farmers urged to plant Irish potatoes on even dates

Captain Derden urges county farmers to coordinate potato plantings so loads align for railway cars. He notes tenants planting 12 barrels three weeks ago may be ready if weather allows, and suggests two equal dates for large plantings to ensure steady shipments. Hunter and Chatham.

Eagle Man Capt. Derden Captain Derden

Plan to Reduce Cotton Acreage Through Rent Substitutes

Press Bureau reports Georgia plan by Dudley M. Hughes, president of the Georgia Agriculture society, to reduce cotton acreage. Landowners would take corn, peas, oats, fodder, cane or other farm products at market value in lieu of cotton rent if tenants cut cotton acreage to fifteen acres per plow. Hughes says all tenants agree. last year they had about twenty five acres per plow, now fifteen. J W Stafford of Barnesville has adopted a similar plan.

Atlanta Dudley M. Hughes Georgia Agriculture Society Mr. Hughes Middle Georgia Cotton Belt J. W. Stafford Barnesville

Rare Moving Pictures Show Heads to Bryan Friday

The Southern Moving Pictures Company brings a top rated program to Bryan this Friday night. The Lampasas Daily Leader praises the act as among the best moving picture shows on the road with songs and scenes including Little Boy in Blue and The Bold Bank Robbers. Admission is 25 35 or 50 cents.

Southern Moving Pictures Company Bryan Eagle Lampasas Daily Leader

Railroad and travel rate notices for February sales

Houston agents announce ticket sales for various events and destinations. Two Orphans and Melba shows in Houston at $3.05. Knights of Liberty in Dallas Feb 26 27. inauguration rate in Washington Feb 28 to Mar 2 at $39.30. Colonist second class to California Arizona New Mexico on sale Mar 1 May 15 at $25. Mardi Gras in New Orleans Mar 1–6, limit Mar 11, $13.55 round trip. extensions to Mar 25. Other fares Monterey Mexico $8.25 Laredo Texas $5.25. good roads meeting Houston $3.20 Feb 14–15. W S Wilson agent.

Houston Melba Dallas Knights of Liberty Washington, D. C California Arizona New Mexico New Orleans Savage Grand Opera Co Monterey Mex Laredo Tex W.S. Wilson

Polish manifesto denounces revolution in 1920 Warsaw note

The Polish National Democratic party issues a manifesto discountenancing revolution. It cites lack of arms money and leaders and warns against foreign aid, urging quiet peaceful work. Schools in Warsaw are closed except for young children and rail traffic to Vienna is halted by a strike. In Anadarko Oklahoma residents receive quarterly payments to Caddo Wichita Kiowa and Comanche peoples.

Warsaw Polish National Democratic Party Austria France Russia England Vienna Germany

Markets Close Mixed In Kansas City Quarantine Sales

The quarantine market in Kansas City showed ups and downs last week with cattle receipts heavy today. Steers are $4.25 top, hogs $4.90 top with general declines from last Friday. cows and calves offer modest gains but overall market remains under strain due to abundant supplies.

Bryan Eagle Kansas City Heal & van Zant Johnson Bros Mineo I. T G.W. Ladd & Son Sam Lee Jas. Crawford, Purcell R. D. Ladlock Purcell Dave Hill I.T Hill & Philips J. T Baker & Dickery Belton Texas L. Roden Fairfax Okla

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Monarch E. J. Fountain & CO Cap Hunter Chatham Connelly & Carnes Brenham Beaumont Hunter & Chatham the Southern Moving Pictures Company H. & T. C. Rates Emmel’s Prescription Pharmacy Anadarko Anadarko, Okla J. A. Rickart Bryan Steam Laundry A. E. Worley Konecny Bros Eat Brands Silas B. Johnson Montreal E. Rohde Propriaor Cole Hardware CO A. D. Scott Defice Doremus Butler J. E. Grice J. B. Green Texas Seed & Floral Co Phioner
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