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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
4
In Texas farmers use telephone lines to track cotton market advances. The piece argues alcohol fuels industrial progress, hints at Col Campbell training for a fight with the treasury deficit, and contrasts pecan gathering versus paying to skate, noting public folly in Fort Worth Star.
The Democratic state executive committee plans a Dallas meeting on October sixteenth. The report hints at strategic moves toward the Sixth congressional contest as part of the discussions aboard.
At a Yoakum gathering on Texas immigration trends, speakers cited a 36 percent population rise over ten years, with crop production surges including 800 percent in cotton, 425 percent in corn, 3,754 percent in wheat, 2,653 percent in oats, tax base up 430 percent, and railway mileage rising 1,823 percent over thirty years.
An editorial stresses the Agricultural and Mechanical College as vital to Texas agriculture and industry. It cites high demand for graduates, calls for legislative funding to expand admission, and warns lawmakers that opposition will cost them support from farmers and voters.
U D C Ross Chapter No 100 held its October meeting at 4 p m on the 8th at Mrs Thomas’s residence. After devotional exercises and memorial for J H Reagan reports from committees followed with appointments and officer elections. New member Mrs C M Camp welcomed. Next meeting set for Friday November 2 with place to be announced.
An advertisement asserts faulty digestion causes nerve fatigue and promotes Mi-o-na tablets to strengthen the digestive system and improve nerves. It claims faster sleep, reduced weakness, and renewed vigor with a 50-cent buy guarantee by E. J. Jenkins.
Several attractive homes offered near the graded school on the east side. Prices start at six hundred dollars with liberal terms available, ideal for families seeking convenient neighborhood access.
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