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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1903
Page
2
The item notes Madisonville fixed September 22 for a railroad celebration. It mentions the post office entry "SECOND CLASS" and local notices from Bryan Texas dated September 13, 1903. It also cites the New York Sun reporting Lipton spent 700000 on yacht races, and suggests charitable use of funds for London’s poor.
Technical training in agriculture helps farmers yield more with certainty and view farming as applied science. The mindset triggers respect for the business and pride in partnership with nature, suggesting success comes from valuing the profession and learning. Farm and Ranch.
J. S. Hel sent a bottle of boll weevils to his father in Arkansas as a curiosity. The Arkansas section already had weevils, with Bee county reporting a ready supply, and the fiddle playing Arkansas Traveller could not draw interest.
Julius Runge of the Galveston Cotton Exchange argues that the boll weevil will force farmers to quit cotton dependence and diversify. The Waco Times Herald notes change is already underway with successful shifts away from one crop to multiple crops, reducing pest dread and boosting confidence in alternative profit crops.
W Mack Sanders died at his home in the Brazos bottom on the Davis plantation Saturday morning after several days illness. He was 60 and a native of Alabama. He came to Texas a num-
District Judge J. C. Scott granted a peremptory writ of mandamus ordering Brazos county to conduct a local option election in all parts of the county except Precinct No. 5. The date of effect was not announced. Anti prohibitionists appeal to the Court of Civil Appeals First District after a two and a half day hearing.
Cotton receipts from Lawrence Warehouse and Brick Warehouse list Stover's Cotton Yard at 1604 1005 io with round bales noted. Also advertised are school suit sale prices including 1.00 black double breast knee suit and 2.50 boys Norfolk grey suit with ages 5 to 10, plus shop goods at Coulter's such as pencils rubbers a pen staff 10 cent school bucket and 85 cent school basket.
A crowded ad lists ten day reductions on boys shoes at Coulter's and Coulter's Monday sales. Items include $2.00 calt and vici shoes reduced to about $1.45, $3.00 patent vici shoes at $2.25, plus various fabrics and clothing bargains at Webb Bros and Coulter's school sale. News notes report a $80,000 house and hotel planned in Muskogee I T and multiple local deaths and killings in Texas and Oklahoma.
The obituary notes Mr. Sanders longtime local resident and former manager of the Davis plantation. He leaves a son John Sanders, brother of the late Capt. T. D. Sanders, and an ex Confederate soldier. Remains transported to Bryan for funeral at Mr. O L Miller's home with interment at Boonville cemetery.
Notice that due to no local pastor the Bryan Baptist association will meet at Reliance church on the Saturday before the first Sunday in October, with consent of the Bryan church, instead of meeting there. J. M. Bullock, Moderator.
A school district announces an examination at the public school next Monday at 2 o'clock for new pupils and those not promoted last May. Also note Miss Nannie Berryman opens an interim music class at the graded school on Monday Sept.
Washington notes issued orders granting Commander Teary of the navy a three year leave of absence beginning April 1 next.
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