Great industrial university at College Station urged
The author argues for sufficient experiment stations under the College to pursue local specialized work. It requests expanded equipment and faculty for agriculture and engineering, housed in one permanent institution at College Station, and contends Texas should have a single A and M College rather than two or more.
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Great Industrial University
College Station
State of Texas
Eagle
Supreme court rules sun time governs in courts
Senate opposition to government ownership of railroads is voiced at the Dallas banquet. Madison Square Garden hosts a trial trip that derails the ownership plan for years. Fort Brown in Brownsville, recently abandoned, may host the Pan American college with a congressional push for donated property and Texas delegation support.
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The
Supreme Court
Culberson
Dallas
Madison Square Garden
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Texas
Congress
Slayden
Garner
The Trolley Line Deal Progress in Bryan
Mr Kennedy's Bryan visit settles key terms for the Bryan to College trolley line contract. A stockholders meeting at Carnegie Library is set for 8 o'clock to review the plan and decide action with all subscribers urged to attend.
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Kennedy
Bryan
College
Carnegie Library
Eagle
M. College
Debate Over Multiple A and M Colleges in State
Some editors urge creating two or more A and M Colleges in different sections of the state, but the piece argues for concentrating every dollar on the main campus and expanding at the present site rather than duplicating into several small schools.
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M. College
Musical and Oratorical Recital At Texas Woman's College
Dr Butler announces a free admission recital tonight at Texas Woman's College featuring a program of piano and vocal music and oratorical numbers performed by pupils. The event invites Bryan and surrounding area residents to attend.
School Settled and Organized in Its New Home
Readers are invited to see for themselves the progress as the school has settled into its new home and organization. The article emphasizes the visible improvements and the sharper structure now in place.
Mr August Schill Dies After Illness In Bryan
Mr August Schill died at his Bryan home yesterday morning after weeks of illness. He leaves a wife, three children, his mother and two brothers from Brenham. He moved to Bryan with his family months ago and worked for the Water Light and Power Co. He was a Brenham Sons of Herman member and well liked. Funeral is at 2 o clock this afternoon from the home with interment in the city cemetery. Sons of Herman will meet at 1 30 p m at the lodge room to attend.
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August Schill
Brenham
Schill
Bryan
Water, Light & Power Co
Herman
Dimmitt Dispatch Reports Cold Spell and Local Harvest Notes
In Dimmitt Texas on October 21 rain sleet and snow fell as Missionary Baptist members planned services. The letter notes a rare cold spell crops: potatoes vines green tomatoes ripening corn bumper yields and W M Smith owning a large peach orchard and Hereford herd. Cotton picking and candy pulling among local children amused residents.
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Bryan
Dimmitt
Texas
Missionary Baptist
Markets Report From Kansas City Stock Yards
Kansas City stockyards report 385 quarantine cars last week, up from prior week and year. Steers steady to slightly lower, top at $4.00, several lots $3.60 to $3.90. Bishop steers from Elgin $3.75. Cows $2.40 to $2.75, heavy calves $3.00 to $3.85. Native division 6000 fewer, grass cattle priced 25 to 40 cents higher. Colorado to send many cattle this October.
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The
Eagle
Kansas City
Bishop
Elgin
Kansas
Colorado
Hog receipts rise while cattle receipts drop this October
Hog receipts last week were 41,000 head, up from the prior week and helping steady prices, though still down from a year ago. The run today is 5000 with a market around 6.32. Dealers expect more hogs soon and a better grade as prices hold from 6.20 to 6.30 for bulk sales. Pigs bring 5.75 to 6.00, with overall market steady under J. A. Rickart Live Stock Cor.
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J. A. Rickart
Live Stock Cor
Great International Fair at San Anannio Oct 31 to Nov ii
Announcement for the international fair in San Anannio running October 31 through November ii featuring two Mexican bands and the Rurales. Excursion rates available via the I and G N lines. contact agents or D A Price in Palestine Texas for details.
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San Anannio
Mexico
G.N
Price
T. A
Palestine
Texas
Excursions Offered From Dallas and Nearby Cities
The schedule lists trips from Dallas with Free Mason events on Oct 22 29 and Nov 1 2 and Dallas fair races Oct 12 28 leaving Oct 29 at 5.95. San Antonio fairs Oct 30 Nov 10 rate 6.70 limit Nov 12. Special trains Nov 7 38 p m Nov 8 12 46 am fare 3.00 limit Nov 9. Houston No-teu-oh carnival Nov 11 16 rate 3.60 limit 19. Bryan passes 10 40 am Nov 13 15 rate 1.00 round trip limit 15 17. Waco Co-operative Farmers Nov 7 fare 3.45.
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Dallas
Free Mason
Dallas Accent
Houston
Bryan
Waco
Somerville Opens New County Jail, Progress Report
Returned Native notes Somerville’s growth and the completed jail project described as the finest in the county. The item emphasizes local development and civic improvements with a reminiscence of the past.
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Somerville
Confucius Quote on Prosperity and Righteousness
In this state pecuniary gain is not prosperity but prosperity lies in righteousness as Confucius states. The maxim links wealth to virtue, suggesting true success comes from ethical living rather than monetary wealth.
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Confucius
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Bryan, Texas
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G. N
A Pree Entertainment
London
Higgs & McCulloch
Peach Creek Bottom
W. M. Smith
Castro County
McAllister Coal
Bryan Ice Storage
St. Louis
VIA
Iron Mountain
Taxas & Pagifig S. & G. N
Maxico
Mexico City
Terminal
San Antonio
Sparad
Gcomfor's
KRI
Ergange
Price, G. P
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St. Dallas, Tex
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Agent Bryan
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