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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1899
Page
2
Ten thousand voices praise the household base flour Albatross and Ferndale produce. Clarke & Dansby on Main Street sell fresh tomatoes corn peas asparagus and more with low prices and new goods.
Secretary Wilson praised Texas dairy and sheep industries and urged crop diversification and manufacturing skill. He highlighted irrigation, fruit preservation efforts, cattle fever research, and the college’s work in horticulture, urging larger appropriations and broader farmer education. He urged linking industrial schools to the college and advancing Gulf port trade.
Hon James Wilson United States Secretary of Agriculture spent hours at the A and M College Texas after visiting cotton growing coast country tobacco region fruit districts and Austin where he addressed the legislature. He praised the college and its leadership saying work is being done with available means and room under those in charge.
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