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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
3
Local Notes Include Bids, Socials and Mill Updates
Local items report W S Neblett and Mrs Vesmirosky ill, Aubrey Rhodes to Houston, Reynolds from Empstead, Knowles opens new mill at old creamery, and cold watermelons at Knowles yard. Sealed bids invited for eighty cards of dry split wood for Bryan Graded School by Aug 1 1900, ground by Sept 1. A&M College board meets with several officials to audit finances. bids sought for J F Parks residence improvements. Methodist church cream and cake sale on July 6. enamel photos offered. W C T U meets at 5 pm at the Methodist church. Harris schoolhouse area noted. wood delivery available townwide. no credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Reynolds
Empstead
Hearn Ysterday
B. H. Knowles
T. Boyett
T. Yunn
Knox
el Paso
Montgomery
Wood Yard
Bryan Graded
M. Parker
A. & M. College
College
Prairie View Normal
Col. Marion Sansom
Alvarado
D. A. Paulus
Hallettsville
A. P. Smyth
Mart
Oliver
Jefferson Johnson
Agriculture
A.C. Thompkins
Hempstead
J. F. Parks
The
Methodist Church
J.N. Cole
Willis & Coleman
Texas farmers congress urged for local action and growth
The piece extols attending the Texas farmers congress as essential to growth in Brazos county and Texas. It cites butter marketing issues, peach and cucumber shipments, and the need for better country roads, urging local farmers to organize and pursue higher agriculture, minerals, and commerce. It highlights opportunities and the impact of collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas
Brazos County
Congress
Texas Farmers Congress
J. H. Connell
Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Congress
Tien Tsin in Danger Threats of Allied Forces and Emperors Poison
Reports from Shanghai on July 4 warn of intensified Chinese attacks near Tien Tsin and Pekin as Li Hung Chang pursues militia. Russian and Japanese forces press the siege while missionaries reach Tsin Tau. Emperor Kwang Hsu reportedly took poison on June 19 under Prince Tuan, with the empress dowager likewise harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
Shanghai
Tien Tsin
la Tai
Russia
Japan
Kwang Tung
Li Hung Chang
Shang Tung
Yuan Shi Kai
Tsin Tau
Liu
Nankin
German Chamber of Commerce
William
Berlin
Manchura
Wagock
Emperor Kwang Hsu
Prince Tuan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pummer
Libby
Ferndale
Bryan
W.S. Neblett
Ander
Chas. Vesmirosky
Lemp
Aubrey Rhodes
Houston
H.C. Robinson
Sour Lake Eee
Sterday
H. L. Payne
Benehey
W. H. Nall
Wellborn
W. H. Oliver
Caldwell
Mr. Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Jack Adone
Jalvert
James Dunn and Son
Wheelock
Sallie Webb Pattterson
Waco
Henry Scott
Navasota
A. Q. Nash
Mary Nash College of Sherman
George Edge
Cy Coontz
Capt
J. M. Love
Harris School House
TIE Farmers’ Congress
Cherokee County
J. H. White
J. H. Hawley
Galveston
Galveston Island
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Tien Tsin IN Danger
Austin
Tex
Secretary of State's Department
State Revenue
Joe Lee Jameson
Jameson Willl
Seattle
Wash
Holden & Wilson
Rudolph Gross
Rhodes Bros
Second Avenue
Paducah
Clydetown
Peter Haunty
al Mason
Jess Jones
San Antonio
Elizabeth Manatee Canterbury
Guthrie
O. T
Jap Salisbury
Joseph Runnells
Tyler
Haswell
Garrett
Jno. I. Lawrence & Co
Bryan, Texas
E. C. Harder
Edions
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co Pha
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
Bryan Water, Ice, Light & Power Co
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