Real estate listings near Bryan with farms and homes
For Sale 112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and timber ready. 140 acres 8 miles south of Bryan features a large residence and tenant houses. Capt Polk brick residence, 1 mile south of city. 1770 acres in county north end with flexible terms. Smaller lots include a 5 room house near Main street with stables and water well priced at 1000 dollars. Also near Allen Academy a 5 room house with garden priced 900 dollars. Agents seek buyers for farm and city property.
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Bryan
Allen Academy
Quick Am
Frank Clarke Seeks Re-election as Bryan City Secretary
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re-election to Bryan City Secretary, to be decided at the next election, conditioned on the Democratic party of Bryan. January 26, 1907. The notice reflects local political activity and civic pride.
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Eagle
Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
Bryan
Bry an Emerges as a Noted Horse and Mule Market
The passage highlights Bryan as a growing hub for horse and mule trade and notes a substantial sale of farm implements, signaling expanding agricultural interests in the area.
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Bryan
Cotton futures business in Texas faces handwriting on wall
Governor Campbell highlights the cotton futures sector in his legislative message, noting it as a major concern for the state. He calls attention to trends in Texas and the need for policy consideration to address the industry’s uncertain outlook.
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Iexas
Campbells
Governor Campbell urges ad valorem tax to aid rural schools
Texas Governor Campbell calls for a constitutional amendment to authorize county ad valorem school taxes to support public education. He emphasizes agricultural and industrial training and liberal funding for common schools, the State University, and related institutions, as echoed by Farmers' Congress plank.
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Gov
Campbell
Texas
Lee Young
Farmers’ Congress
Smallpox scare dominates Guthrie referendum meeting
Guthrie January 24 delegates adopted the referendum provision allowing people to seek review of all laws passed by the legislature with five percent petitioners while excluding emergency measures. The committee also backed anti immunity for felons and officials, and curbs on foreign land ownership. Delegates discussed suffrage split with two reports on male only or woman suffrage.
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Guthrie
Murray
University of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical Colege
Johnson
Committee On
Senate adjourns in memory of late Senator Alger
Washington notes the Senate adjourned at 12 17 in the afternoon on Thursday in memory of the late Senator Alger. The brief tribute marks his passing and honors his service.
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Alger
Washington
Senate
Academy of Music Destroyed by Fire in Washington
The Academy of Music in Washington was gutted by a fire with no fatalities. Fire crews battled the blaze and prevented loss of life as the structure burned, leaving extensive damage and debris.
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Academy of Music
Washington
Dallas Hotel Shooting Victim Dies After Wounding
Albert Sidney Johnson died Thursday morning after being shot Tuesday night at the St. George hotel. W. O. Brown, a leading business man, has remained under $1,000 bond since the shooting.
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Dallas
Albert Sidney Johnson
St. George Hotel
W. O. Brown
Twenty Four True Bills Returned by Grand Jury
Ardmore report states the grand jury has returned twenty four true bills on current indictments.
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Ardmore
Governor Praises Texas A M College and Urges Expansion
The governor calls the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College an institution of great practical utility and notes its graduates are in demand. He urges increased facilities, proper equipment, and upbuilding with dormitory shortages highlighted as evidence of urgent needs.
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Lanham
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
Texan college and state farm urged to aid A and M College
The editorial commends a capable young man for seizing opportunities and preparing to meet life’s challenges. It urges the Legislature to prioritize support for the A. and M. College and the experiment station as a major driver of Texas growth and prosperity, citing Galveston News.
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A. and M. College
Experiment Station
Imperial Texas
Galveston News
Miners Die in Colorado Fuel and Iron Explosion
An explosion at 3 a.m. Wednesday in the Colorado Fuel and Iron mine near Trinidad, Colorado, kills about twenty miners. Two identified victims are Frank Hobat and R. J. Lumley. most victims were Italian foreigners. The blast stopped the air fan, hindering rescue efforts as the shift boss remains missing.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Frank Hobat
R. J. Lumley
Lumley
Livestock Convention Backs Wilson Policy On Public Lands
At the tenth annual American Livestock Association convention in Denver a resolution praised Secretary Wilson and the agriculture department for livestock industry support. It endorsed the cooperative livestock commission, meat inspection law, and full census of livestock. Next year’s meeting set for Los Angeles. Officers named include Murdo MacKenzie president, T. W. Tomlinson secretary, W. E. Hughes treasurer, S. H. Cowan attorney. I. T. Pryor named to the executive committee.
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Denver
American Livestock
Indorsing
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Livestock Commission Company
Los Angeles
Murdo MacKenzie
Trinidad
Colo
T. W. Tomlinson
W. E. Hughes
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
I. T. Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
Mrs Narcissa Kendrick Dies in Union City Home
Union City Tenn Jan 24 Mrs Narcissa Jane Kendrick aged sixty eight a niece of President Polk is dead at her home here. She was born in Nashville Tenn and had a fate linked to Colonel W. C. Nance a distinguished citizen.
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Union City
Tenn
Narcissa Jane Kendrick
Pot
Nashville
W. C. Nance
Polk
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City
JC. Minker
Foley
Foley & Company
Chiccago
M. H. James
Monroe Edge
TR. Batte
Fountain
Astin Farm
Clay Station
Allen Farm
C. L. Hilger
Brazos Valley Marble and Granite Works
H. D. Evans
Black Lime
Carson, Sewall
Insurance Life
B. Girs
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Gov. Sweetenham
Jamaica
Morocco
Raisuli
the State Agricultural and Mechanical College
American Livestock Association
Burt Nor
A. F.C. Gingham
Burt Norv
Bryan Steam Laundry
Hearn & Dansby
Mexico- ST. Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Mexico
Pullman
Bath
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A. Geo
D. Hunter
Palestine
MO. A. Moore
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
James’ Drug Store
R. H. Harrison
Emmet & Maloney's Drug Store
Oray
N. Jametta
James & Nunn
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell
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