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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
1
Dealers in Crain Hay Feedstuff Seeds announce readiness to supply alfalfa hay north Texas hay white wolf stock food and related goods. They claim one sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran and advertise phone contact 251.
City Council in regular session approves street tax enforcement and a town clean-up starting Monday. $150 is allocated for Carnegie library periodicals, and a park project near the depot is planned with Daughters of the Confederacy. Fire safety reviews for public buildings proceed. salaries fixed for mayor and aldermen.
Admiral Evans leads a 14 000 mile voyage from Hampton Roads to Magdalena Bay with about 1 000 miles left to San Francisco. The across the Pacific plan includes three weeks of target practice, two fleets of eight battleships and eight cruisers, and extensive drills to prove the fleet's efficiency without shore repair yards.
Boston March 13. The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers prepares for its eighty fourth annual meeting at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology next month. The program covers cotton mill stocks as investments, pigment cotton, weaving and spinning arts, West Africa cultivation, storage of seed cotton, lubrication tests, Sea Island cotton, consolidation benefits, steam turbines, a New England cotton exchange need, and yarn testing.
Stuyvesant Fish, former president of the Illinois Central railroad, was a luncheon guest of the president at Washington on Thursday March 13.
New York reports the cable chess match for the Sir George Newnes trophy begins with the American side run by the Brooklyn Chess Club and the British side under the City of London Chess Club. Eight boards connect via cable and telegraph as play starts with possible continuation to 6:30 pm if unfinished.
Nebraska Republican state convention on March 13 endorsed W H Taft for president with no dissent and instructed delegates to vote for his nomination in Chicago. The convention unified behind Taft from start to finish.
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