Texas feed law inspection activity noted by Pittuck
Prof. B C Pittuck of Texas A and M College reports about 225000 tons of feed stuff inspected since the new law last summer. Over 500 Texas seed manufacturers complied, with nearly 100 from other states including Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Indian Territory Illinois and Arkansas. The office operates with two inspectors two chemists and three deputy inspectors on the road most of the time.
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B. C. Pittuck
A and M. College
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Professor John A. Craig to Address Texas Cattle Raisers
Prof. John A. Craig of the A and M College, dean of agriculture and director of the Texas Experiment Station, has accepted an invitation to address the Texas Cattle Raisers Association.
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John A. Craig
A. and M. College
Department of Agriculture
Texas Experiment Station
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Professor Craig to Speak in Dallas on Beef Steer Form
The meeting in Dallas March 16 to 21 will judge live stock with Professor Craig giving a demonstration. He seeks use of Nebraska University's Chancellor mount, the Chicago International Fat Stock Show grand champion steer two years ago, to illustrate ideal beef conformation.
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Dallas
Craig
Agricultural Department
University of Nebraska
Chicago
Texas Fever Draws National Attention for Bryan Area
The Houston Post notes Texas prominence attracts visitors and writers, urging Bryan and Brazos County to capitalize on the influx by promoting homes and development of local resources.
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Texas
Houston Post
Bryan
Brazos County
Minnesota parties push to establish Rockdale cannery
Parties from Minnesota lead a movement to set up a cannery at Rockdale. A public meeting is planned and if encouraged, the plant will be established. Bryan must keep focus on the cannery proposal as yearly need grows.
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Minnesota
Rockdale
Bryan
Death of J. W. Leigh in Bryan
J. W. Leigh died at his Bryan home yesterday morning at 5 45 after months of declining health. Born March 28 1866 in Bowie county Texas he leaves his wife Maud Wilcox and three sons Willie 10 Charlie 8 and Weaver 18 months. He was a son of W L P Leigh of Waxahachie and survived by two brothers and a sister as well as a step mother and four half sisters. He belonged to the Baptist church A O U W and Friend in Need society and was an expert cotton man for A L Woolf Dallas. Funeral from the family residence this afternoon at 3 45. Also note poll tax delinquency no longer disqualifies jury service but it removes voting rights with payment due by January 31.
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Bryan
J. W. Leigh
Ani
Mr. Leigh
Bowie County
Texas
Maud Wilcox
W. C. Wilcox
Willie
Charlie
Weaver
W. L. P. Leigh
Waxahachie
R. H. Leigh
Rosse
J. E. Leigh
Minnie Ellis
New Boston
Lee
Baptist Church
Friend In Need
A.L. Woolf
Dallas
Property For Rent Near Convent And A. and M. College Road
Property rental notice offers 127 acres adjacent to Convent and 300 acres of new ground along the A and M College road. Additional 20 acres available near the residence of W. R. Cavitt. Indicates immediate tenancy options.
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Convent
M. College Road
W. R. Cavitt
Friends in Need Society Notice in Bryan
Notice from Bryan Texas dated January 22 1906 informs members of a death assessment of 1.05 dollars on J W Leighs death payable to Joe B Reed secretary within ten days. Suspension with 50 cents reinstatement fee follows. Membership now 348. future applicants must sign printed form. W T James president J B Reed secretary Bryan Council Friends in Need Society.
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Bryan, Tex
J. W. Leigh
Joe B. Reed
W. T. James
Sewing Machine Store Opens on North Main Street
J. W. Ridgell announces a new sewing machine store in Mrs. Braatz's building on North Main, selling Singer and Wheeler & Wilson machines with oils, needies and attachments. Hi Houston, Jan 22. The private car Francis on the Katy burned early Monday at Holland. occupants, homeseekers from Iowa and Illinois, escaped with only clothes and jewelry.
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Houston
Francis
Katy
Holland
Iowa
Ilnois
Wade Acquitted by Court Martial in Bennington Explosion
Ensign Charles T. Wade faced charges of responsibility for the gunboat Bennington explosion in San Diego harbor. A court martial acquitted him of the allegations, delivering a verdict in Washington on January 22.
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Washington
Charles T. Wade
Bennington
San Diego Harbor
Cal
Hogs In Demand
Ottawa Ont January 22 hog supplies scarce. packing houses have shut down in response to limited hog availability.
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Ottawa
Ont
Alfaro Elected President in Ecuador Clash Over Power
General Alfaro has been elected president and is at Quito. Vice President Moreno also claims to be chief executive and has his headquarters in Guayaquil. Alfaro previously led the revolutionaries.
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Guayaquil
Alfaro
Quito
Moreno
Editor Sanvarin Sentenced to One Year in Prison
In St. Petersburg on January 22 editor Sanvarin of the Russ was sentenced to one year in prison for publishing the workmen's manifesto.
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St. Petersburg
Sanvarin
The
Russ
Quiet at Guayaquil as surrender announced
Washington reports from Guayaquil Ecuador that the city has surrendered and the situation remains quiet. The state department received a brief cable noting the capitulation and calm conditions in the area.
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Guayaquil
Washington
State Department
Ecudor
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City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
ED Hall
G.S. Parker
E. H. Astin
A. W. Wilkerson
Uzttel
Carnes & Wallace
W. R. Perkins
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas A. and
M. College
Perkins
Mississippi A. and M. College
Mississippi
Pray’s Nail Enamel
Pray
Rosaline
Emmet Q. Maloney
MR. J. W. Leigh
Stacy Adams
Hunter & Chatham
Ln A
Jor B. Reep
Bryan Council Friends In Need Society
Sewing Machine Store
Wade
Ecuador
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