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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
2
The item notes Victoria plans an artesian well project while the Bryan news angle is echoed by The Eagle. Panama Canal Engineer John F. Stevens is described as having sworn to stay, after his hands are prepared for the isthmus assignment.
District of Columbia population data indicate about 16,000 more women than men. The discussion notes on attire mention masculine silhouette styles affecting impressions in social circles.
The attorney general advocates accountability for husbands who fail to support wives and children, proposing action on public roads as a remedy. This stance highlights legal enforcement of family obligations and reflects a broader push for financial responsibility in domestic cases.
The June and July crop reports show Texas acreage reductions of 18 and 18.67 percent respectively. The News notes early planting delays, weed abandonment, and later heavy rains that influenced the revisions, with local shifts observed as conditions changed.
The article details a three headed scheme for crop report classification by bear moderates and bull reporters. It claims the official in charge manipulated selections to favor conspirators, harming cotton growers and producing a vast USDA scandal described as the ugliest ever connected to the department.
The Eagle records the 26th annual Sam Houston Normal Institute catalogue from Huntsville. It notes a total enrollment of 468 for the past session and representation from 114 counties.
The agricultural department dismantles its Hyde while Equitable still maintains its Hyde. The shift signals ongoing policy changes as agencies adjust protections and oversight remain debated amid budget and regulatory debates.
In a southbound Santa Fe collision near Romeo Illinois a messenger named Rold was killed and signal man David Young fatally injured. Twenty others were injured as the passenger engine boiler exploded after impact and cars telescoped with derailments.
A brief catalog entry lists men’s underwear at 2.75 dollars for a batch of garments with a tag noting 1.00 per piece. The fragment hints at wholesale pricing or sale terms in a historical market listing.
Heavy receipts in the quarantine division mirror the native market with steady but choppy action. Last week closed steady and packers favored quarantine stock. top steers reached $5.00, grass steers $3.50 to $4.05, cows $2.25 to $3.00, bulls $2.00 to $3.00, veals $4.75 to $5.50. hog prices rose to a high before close.
E E Jenkins promotes Hyomei as both preventive and remedy for hay fever. Daily treatment for two to three weeks before peak season can prevent symptoms, or use six to seven inhalations during flare ups for instant relief. No stomach dosing, medicated air reaches deep air cells, outfit costs $1 with 50 cent refills, money-back guarantee.
Don’t miss a splendid opportunity to save on a new Summer suit at Parks and Waldrop’s clothing sale. Discounts approach half price on select styles and sizes.
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