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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
2
The Current Issue notes the college’s growing usefulness through results achieved and new work begun. It recalls the tough fight to secure its position and vows an easier path ahead as it trains young men for success in agricultural and mechanical fields, aiding farmers and horticulture.
Culturists stockraisers and dairy men in Texas are taking part in an eight weeks course for farmers and stockmen. Progressive men from across Texas attend, signaling stronger efforts to build the state's industrial vitality and uphold citizenship standards.
The Navy Academy cadet officers vow to report hazing they observe and urge upperclassmen to end such practices. They contend student body sentiment must cure the issue, arguing outside interference cannot reach the root cause.
Program notes mention Civil Engineering talk by Shanklin Recitation by Wray RaSh Ess 66s esse hey Reese Current Events by Samuell DERBAYT 5. Debate on S. F. Austin credit versus Sam Houston credit with affirmative Waukin Whitter and negative Skaggs Schaeffer. Observations include Ross Volunteers drilling, brick warehouse status, Prof N H Brown at Prairie View Institute, short course farming instruction on Gathright Hall, and I N G spur track delay with branching decision.
Thomas M. Semmes recounts a humorous incident from a cadet room with Major Jacksong and an officer. The major reveals a clever hoard concealment using a soiled sock to hide valuables. The narrator jokes about adopting the trick, learning the caveat to avoid the same mistake with clean socks the next morning.
The college mandolin and guitar club has been organized and is now working earnestly. About nine members form the initial group and they anticipate strong influence and satisfactory results as the club grows and conducts its activities.
Captain Barton orders the cadets at Cornell University to require a passing swimming examination for graduation, aligning with U.S. policy that graduates must swim. The measure means no Cornell student will receive a passing mark for spring term drill without prior satisfactory swimming test results.
Mr J Allen Myers hosted a fine oyster roast for his store’s employer last night at seven o clock A bountiful supply of oysters was served prepared with skill The Eagle representative received thanks for the invitation from the genial hot butter Myers extends this annual compliment to his employees Joe McGee offered a toast praising the host and hopeful trade growth for years to come
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