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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1900
Page
2
The Eagle announces MO M Lawrence as a candidate for Brazos County treasurer at the upcoming November election. The notice appears in the Bryan Texas post office second class mail listing.
A week of notable shifts in cotton and grain markets sees cotton rise to 10 cents for the first time in about a decade. Analysts cite dwindling supply and speculative pressures, with spinners expecting lower prices as farmers stockpile for the new crop. The piece urges farm interests and bankers to coordinate to sustain fair prices and avoid excess supply.
The Galveston Tribune warns that Roosevelt could overplay the grandstand act if Republican managers fail to rein him in. It notes the chance for producers in the South and mentions a round of 12 cent swings in costs as part of the broader political opportunity.
A Texas article argues dairy farming offers salvation for farmers, noting Iowa's $20,000,000 dairy output and comparing grasses and legumes to support Hereford and Durham cattle. It laments low butter use in Texas and criticizes reliance on manufactured dairy products.
A Sunset Route inquiry notes Texas dairy potential with A M College’s cows yielding nine to eleven gallons daily. railroads like Canadian Pacific back export trade and farmer prosperity. A public interest revival is urged along with church events and local notices from July 2.
Rear Admiral J W Philip commander of the Brooklyn Navy Yard died of heart disease. He led ships in the Spanish American War including the Texas and helped in West Indies operations. He later became commodant of the Brooklyn yard after promotion by the naval personnel bill.
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