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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
1
Be C. Hardi Harder and Buckhaults promote their readiness to supply alfalfa hay north Texas hay and White Wolf stock food. They claim one sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran and invite patronage with the phone number 251.
New York reports Professor Robert Koch, famed discoverer of the tuberculosis bacillus, will arrive in weeks and stay six months or longer. He will travel across the United States and Canada, and consult with Andrew Carnegie who funded a 100000 dollar grant for his sleeping sickness work in Africa. Koch’s work on cholera and cattle diseases elevated him to global prominence in bacteriology and public health.
Senator Bailey called the Aldrich currency bill lengthy in the Senate discussion on money. He warned against bank controlled asset currency and urged government issued notes not tied to bank profits, arguing for state and municipal bond investments and stressing currency safety over bank dividends.
Pittsburg hosts three days of events led by the board of foreign missions of the Reformed Church in the United States and the Woman's Mission Society. The first international convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement attracts about 3000 delegates from the United States and Canada as study and outreach expand across denominations.
Briefs report Oklahoma tent and awning factory, Texas dry vs wet counts, troops leaving Goldfield Nevada, accidents and deaths across multiple towns. Including a shale accident near Lehigh, a 53 pound catfish by Spring Creek, a Dallas raid on alleged craps, a fatality near Humble, and a fatal shooting in Rapid City following a dispute.
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