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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
2
The Gonzales Inquirer comments on a first year net result of tampering with the Panama Canal, linking it to yellow fever. The piece also notes ongoing navy losses during peacetime, contrasted with wartime enemies.
Baron Komura states Japan does not seek control of the Philippines. He notes that those hoping for a sale at a fair price should not count on that outcome. The remark signals a cautious stance on territorial claims amid ongoing discussions.
The Galveston News calls a man who enjoys town benefits yet avoids helping secure others as a mighty small individual and says such a person has no place among ordinary social duties.
Dr. Tabor notes the state can manage the yellow fever situation but urges a strong ongoing sanitary campaign in all towns. The Eagle reports complaints about local sanitary conditions and calls for vigorous action to achieve first class sanitation citywide.
Mail from Millican Texas reports Government agent Mr. Proctor collecting six cotton stalks and fifteen open bolls to send to T. J. Anderson at Southern Pacific for the Lewis and Clark Portland Exhibition. Crop condition noted as fine. Signed P. H. Arrington.
The Texas Farmers' Congress saw a record crowd of about 1500 as Williamson County won the $50 prize for best county exhibit at the Dallas and San Antonio fairs. Judges noted Brazos county meritorious products but praised Williamson's well organized, homogeneous display. General Sessions were held at Assembly Hall with other groups meeting in the Veterinary building.
Numerous Texas organizations gather in Assembly Hall and related buildings for meetings starting 8 a.m. daily with general sessions at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Each group fields specific rooms across several buildings. transportation schedules list H T C and I G N arrivals and departures with round trips priced at 25 cents.
Galveston Texas July 25 The condition of Mrs Carey Carr Neibert who suffered a severe Houston accident and lost both feet has improved. She was brought to Sealy hospital after the amputations and her recovery from the shock and current better condition pleases her many friends statewide.
A fragment lists longcloth and white lawn items with various prices and codes. Includes 36 inch longcloth, 12 by 12 color white lawn, multiple price points like 15c and 26c, and scattered stray characters.
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