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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
2
The article notes over a hundred students supported by labor at the University, including a man who earned a master’s degree and led his class. A friend will fund his Harvard study for two to three years, illustrating that ambition can overcome poverty with free schools and tuition benefiting the class.
The Fifth Annual Texas Farmers Congress convenes at A M College from July 15 to 18. Prominent authorities will discuss a wide range of agricultural topics over the three to four day session, with expected attendance and active participation from noted experts.
The notice warns hot weather will persist for several months and advises wearing low cut shoes. It notes prices are moving and oxfords on sale as stocks are closed out.
Severe floods in Iowa intensify with rising waters causing widespread damage. Authorities warn of continuing risk to homes, roads, and farms as communities mobilize to rescue residents and protect essential infrastructure. Local officials urge evacutations and monitor river levels.
July 9 report from Des Moines describes the Iowa flood crisis with the Raccoon Cedar and Skunk rivers 7 to 15 feet above low water. Hundreds homeless and farms and stock at risk as rain continues and levees show signs of failure.
A torrential rain Tuesday flooded eastern Nebraska and western Iowa with reports of up to 10 inches in Nuckolls County over 60 hours. Herman Nebraska suffered a cloudburst washing homes from foundations and a rescue by boat. Rail traffic across eastern Iowa disrupted by high water while Rochester New York recorded unusually high Tennessee River levels.
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