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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1903

Page

2

Great Institute Meeting Draws Brazos County Farmers

The Brazos County Farmers Institute drew three to four hundred people to Bethel for a day of talks by Sam H. Dixon and local leaders. Dixon urged organization and businesslike farming, spoke on truck crops and peach growing, and praised Elberta peaches grown near Bethel. Wipprecht noted over $250 in agricultural exhibit premiums, with the next meeting set for August 18 to 21 at the fair grounds.

Brazos County East Texas Davis Bethel Dixon Bryan Houston C. H. Markham F. W. Yeager Millican Scholl College Howell Walter Wipprecht Institute Wipprecht

Card of Thanks Citizen Corrects Colorado Candidacy Claim

A reader states their name was listed as a candidate for a Colorado trip without their knowledge or consent and that they never requested a vote. They seek clarification and protest the misattribution.

Colorado

Thankful note from Lou Ware for generous friends

A Miss Lou Ware expresses deep gratitude for a large donation from friends. She pledges to remember the kindness as a memento and hopes the act will continually echo in her heart, returning to them as a steady, gentle sweetness.

Lou Ware

Expert accountant to review railroad grain company books

Inter state commerce commission in Kansas City will appoint an expert accountant to examine the books of Rock Island Santa Fe and associated grain firms. The probe follows Kansas City grain men charge of discriminatory freight rates against Texas dealers. Proceedings began in Fort Worth and hearing suggests favored Texas firms exclude Kansas City operators. Richmond outbreak of car strike disorder reported with car blown up and injuries to motormen and a passenger struck by a stone.

Kansas City Interstate Commerce Commission Fort Worth Tex Rock Island Santa Fe Texas Richmond

Resolutions of Respect for Dr W H Willson

Members of the Bryan Presbyterian Sunday School honor their friend and teacher Dr W H Willson. The committee notes his honored career and lasting good in church and Sunday School while expressing sympathy to his family for their irreparable loss. Nellie H Ballard Tillie Stewart C M Bell B S Read, Committee.

W. H. Willson Bryan Presbyterian Sunday School

Freight Conductor Bert Clay Killed in Oklahoma City Yards

Bert Clay of Arkansas City Kansas, a freight conductor for Santa Fe, was run over in Oklahoma City yards and killed instantly his body cut in two. In Seattle a Kenai salmon cannery owned by Pacific Packing and Navigation company burned to the ground causing a total loss though insurance will cover part of the losses. The cannery was among Alaska’s largest plants with a 50000 case per season capacity.

Oklahoma City Okla Bert Clay Arkansas City Kan Santa Fe Seattle Pacific Packing and Navigation Company Alaska

Baron de Bush Dies After Express Train Collision

London reports Baron de Bush was struck by an express train near Northampton and died soon after. He was en route to Scotland with his wife, Pauline Jorem, the American prima donna, who survived the incident.

London

No Revolution Rumor in Bulgaria Reported False

Vienna reports a supposed Bulgarian uprising and Ferdinand’s flight are unfounded. It notes July 26 marks the death anniversary of Ferdinand’s father and that his current trip likely aims to visit the Coburg grave, a regular royal custom.

Vienna Bulgaria Ferdinand Prince Ferdinand Coburg

Bullion Stolen From Mill Recovered Near Phillipsburg

Three thousand dollars worth of silver bullion stolen from the bimetallic mill Tuesday evening has been recovered. A bar was found by boys playing near the mill sticking from a hole where it had been hastily buried and returned to the mill.

Phillipsburg Mont

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