Bryan Oil Mill Production and Impact Report
The Eagle documents the Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill season data over seven and a half months. It processed 8500 tons of cotton seed and shipped 50 railroad tank loads of oil about 300,000 gallons, produced 3500 tons hulls and 3200 tons of cake, and fed 2100 beef steers. The operation employed about fifty workers with a monthly payroll near $1700, used twelve cords of wood daily, and plans summer repairs before next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hines
Bryan
Still in the Swim Industrial School Bill/Toward A and M Location
Wire from Wayland reports the industrial school bill advanced to third reading in the Senate with Bryan and the A and M College still involved. Hope rises for attaching the school to A and M to gain approval in the House as Bryan officials push for informants. Professors McInnis and Astin return from Austin after advocating Bryan’s location for the girls industrial school near the A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
John A. Wayland
Senate
House
Bryan
Austin
M. College
L. L. McInnis
J. R. Astin
A. and M. College
Proper care and quinated hair tonic remedy
The article compares hair health to plant care, noting hereditary tendencies in thinning hair and recommending brushing nightly to stimulate growth. It promotes QUINATED HAIR TONIC as an effective remedy, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
Smallpox Over-Pest House Will Be Clear Tonight
City council in regular session reports eighty two smallpox cases with no deaths and total four month expense under two thousand dollars. Health Officer Tabor says pest house will be empty by tonight and a committee is set to discuss pest house disposal with the commissioners court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Tabor
Dr. Tabor
Commissioners Court
Teachers Elected for White and Colored Schools
Elected for the viewing term are white graded school leaders Prof. H. Hickman principal and Prof. John A. Moore assistant principal with a full staff including Miss Besse West Miss Cordin Fletcher Mrs. Mattie Smith Miss Adair Board Miss Annie Dearing Mrs. Tillie Cavitt Miss M. Stella Sheppard Miss Gertrude Nall Miss Lot tie Stoddard and Prof. O. P. Fountain in the white school Music Miss Sue McLelland and Miss Virginia West Art Miss Emily Tabor Colored school principal A. H. Calwell assistant principal P. Landry R. W. Knox Lavenia Alberason Ada Scott and other teachers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hickman
John A. Moore
Besse West
Cordin Fletcher
Mattie Smith
Adair
Annie Dearing
Tillie Cavitt
M. Stella Shepard
Gertrude Nall
Lottie Stoddard
P. Fountain
Sue McLelland
Virginia West
Emily Tabor
A. H. Calwell
P. Landry
R. W. Knox
Lavenia Alberason
Ada Scott
Cuban Planter Sees Gomez Surpassing Brooke in Cuba Rule
Osgood Welsh, an 80-year Cuban planter, claims Gomez effectively governs Cuba with Americans controlling cities. He says brigandage remains, American plantation owners fear insurgents, and annexation is needed to avoid further trouble. He predicts labor scarcity may ease or worsen and doubts insurgents will aid plantation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Osgood Welsh
Gomez
Brooke
Cuba
Werler
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Welsh
Defense Strengthened Around San Francisco Harbor
The harbor defenses near San Francisco are being reinforced with a second battery of 16 mortars on Fort Winfield Scott bluffs. Eight mortars are in position. the rest are being mounted by Third artillery crews. The new mortars fire 1000 pound shells, larger than the 800 pound shells of the earlier battery. A 12 inch rifle and newest disappearing carriage await shipment, with more large guns planned around the bay entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Old Fort
Winfield Scott
Pig Iron Ore for Canada Arrives In Ashland Wisconsin
The first fleet of vessels carrying ore to Desor onto Canada has reached Ashland as part of a 1140 mile voyage. The Canadian government offers a tiered bonus of 75 cents a ton the first year 50 cents the second and 20 cents the third for manufactured pig iron, boosting U.S. ore sales. Much ore is set for Canada this year though none had shipped from Ashland in 13 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Desoronto
Canada
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Chase & Sanborn
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Government OF
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Webb Brothers
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