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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1900
Page
2
Bryan Texas paper notes Ft Worth plans a $50,000 cotton mill project. It also mentions the state university regents ordering a geological survey of Texas. A Washington letter from Prof C C Hayes recounts a curbside scene and a warning about following the crowd to hell.
Two thousand Farmers' Institutes were held in the United States last year with attendance over half a million. Nearly every state is organized for this work, with the greatest interest in New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan. Texas has no system of institutes but the Farmers Congress is at work to spread the movement.
Dr P P Ploots of Pankey visited Navasota yesterday and stated he led the exhumation of Dick Spell. He reported the remains were secured and preserved in alcohol awaiting Galveston chemist’s return from vacation in September to proceed with extra work without extra pay.
Members of the Daughters of the Confederacy and the M I C have formed a cemetery association with Mrs W M Foster as president and Mrs W A Banks as vice president. Mrs A J Buchanan serves as secretary and treasurer and a public meeting will be held to plan cemetery improvements inviting all to attend.
Charles W. Barnes of 4800 West Belle Place is arrested after a raid on an Illinois Central express car near Wickliffe Kentucky. John Nelson escapes after a blood trail as forty shots are exchanged. Barnes confessed then recanted suggesting police pressure. Dyer alias Conley named. Mrs Barnes and Mrs Nelson under inquiry.
In ten months ending June southern mills took 1,863,144 bales, 135,359 more than last year, already 88 percent of national total. New and expanded mills emerge in Fayetteville, Kesler Salisbury, Hillsboro with 100000 investment. Gulf and Ship Island railroad spurs Mississippi towns and port Gulfport, while ore prospects near Llano Texas spark future industry.
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