Wheat crop in Bell county tops five hundred thousand bushels
Bell county reports a wheat crop exceeding 500000 bushels while other notes recount ongoing Boer resistance to the English, rising trust numbers at 500 with $6 billion capital, and a deadly kerosene can incident in Texas killing women and children. The Eagle notes an Austin State University commencement invitation. Bryan signals strong Kansas City convention support and impending acclamation. Bethel Unity society postpones a debate due to the death of Miss Josie Pate.
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Eagle
The
State University
Austin
Texas
Unity Debating Society of
Bethel
Josie Pate
College to auction wood contract for Brazos County campus
Sealed proposals will be received by the president of A. and M. College Texas at College Station until July 4 1900 at 2 p m for supplying 2500 cords of wood cut from college grounds west of the Main Building. Bid bond 150 must accompany each bid with bond to follow if awarded. Board of Directors may reject any bid. Brazos County commissioners court to set June 1 1900 as equalization board for current year assessments.
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A. & M. College
College Station
Texas
Board of Directors
L. L. Foster
Wily
Commissioners Court
Brazos County
G. W. McMichael
Co. Court
B.C
Houston County
Montgomery County
Cherokee County
Leon County
Anderson County
Palestine
Rusk County
Walker County
Bexar County
San Antonio
Brazoria
Harris County
Houston
Fort Bend
Trinity
D. J. Price
Dewey interview hints at weak presidential prospects
New York June 15 The Herald reports Admiral Dewey says he would serve if the people wanted him but laments that leaders now pick the slate. He warns China crisis may push open ports policy and preservation of Philippine holdings as key to U.S. influence. He notes army and gunboats near the orient and commerce expanding. Also mentions doubt over vice presidency.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Tyes
Bryan
Dewey
China
Europe
Orient
Yang Tse Kiang
Philippines
South Africa
Warning trespass notice from Me P Beard in Bryan Texas
Me P Beard warns against trespass on the first pasture on the Boonville road rented from Merchants and Planters National Bank. Prosecution under the law for any person found in the pasture without permission. bathing in the tank in the pasture is forbidden. Bryan Texas June 11 100
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Boonville
Merchants and Planters National Bank
Me. P. Beard
Bryan
Texas
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Berkeley
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Louisiana
Tex
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Industrial and Real Estate Association
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Knights of Meney and Lodge
Pga
P. J. Price
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Ouston
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