Frosts Doom Late Iowa Corn Hit By Heavy Frost
A frost record from Bryan Texas notes a heavy frost that killed late corn in Iowa the day before yesterday as the crop faced season end damage this year.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
Roosevelt confronts Wall Street bears over cotton profits
The question challenges President Roosevelt to take aggressive action against Wall Street interests linked to cotton bears. It argues for decisive executive measures to curb perceived financial excesses and defend broader economic welfare.
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Roosevelt
Wall Street
Texans Dominate Homecoming Count in Tennessee Event
Thirty-one states were represented in the Tennessee homecoming but numeric strength favored Texas with a large lead. Oklahoma followed as a strong second.
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Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas Supports Farmers Against Cotton Bears
Texas shows broad backing for farmers in their fight against cotton bears as bankers and merchants mobilize to aid the effort, rallying to stabilize prices and supply chains amid market pressure.
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Texas
Fragmentary item hints at titles and rank in legislation
The readable words reference Col Major and Judge by courtesy and a leg islation change. The text is partial and unclear but suggests a discussion of titles in official or military context and the thirtieth generation or rule.
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Ture
Germany Leads Expedition to Find More Missing Links
A fragmentary find once unearthed in Java by Prof Hoechel sparks a German expedition to seek additional specimens. Researchers plan field surveys and excavation to uncover further evidence of the evolving chain of early humans.
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Java
Hoechel
Germany
Women Earn Living in United States Says Galveston News
One in five women aged 16 or older in the United States earns a living. The piece notes many support a worthless man, reflecting social views of the era.
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United States
Galveston News
Cherokee County Boasts Of Odd Local Claims
Cherokee county boasts various local boasts about berries sorghum molasses and schools in Texas as reflected in a quirkily framed report. The Houston Post mentions red headed girls while Governor Campbell is cited alongside regional pride and Bryan’s claim of top schools.
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Cherokee County
Van
Smith
Anderson
Campbell
Houston Post
Bryan
Texas
Oklahoma Constitution Reflects Texas Model Plus Reforms
The Oklahoma constitution is described as closely modeled on Texas with added features including referendum and female suffrage in school elections.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Waco keg parties draw law interference after buoyant crowds
In Waco two Sunday keg parties reportedly inspired by contained contents became buoyant. Law enforcement intervened as drinking crowds grew unruly, closing the events.
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Waco
Paper trust plans higher price and fewer pages
The Galveston Tribune notes the paper trust intends to raise prices again unless the tariff is removed, claiming the tariff enables page reductions. It cites a past Tribune stance urging Democrats to ignore tariffs and notes a change in editorial management since then.
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Galveston
Tribune
Texas
Advertise Your Goods Through the Printer’s Hand
A Galveston Tribune quip suggests sellers gain more by hiring the printer and paying a generous fee to advertise. The proverb-like line compares whispering into a well with shouting from a tree, favoring the printer’s role in getting notices to the public.
Reminiscence of the War on a Northern Ohio Train
In September 1864 Confederate prisoners on a car to Johnson's Island share cigars with a Northern lieutenant. A Georgian protests politeness to the ladies, asking their permission to smoke, leading to a lively exchange. A bright woman praises Southern chivalry while urging mutual respect to prompt Northern courtesy. The scene ends with mutual bowing and applause from passengers.
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Ohio
Johnson's Island
Lake Erie
Brailesford
Hope
Fwo
All Ray
Town Encourages Mail Delivery to Doorstep
Citizens in Bryan push for a mail delivery revival urging every resident to act as an immigration agent and spur a sidewalk building boom so the carrier returns to delivering mail at the front doors.
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Bryan
Lost roan mare near Brazos bottom west of Bryan
Reward offered for the return of a roan mare about 14 1 2 hands high. The animal was raised in the Brazos bottom west of Bryan. Reward is $2 50. Return to D Dansby or C C Brehmer, owner.
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Brazos Bottom
Bryan
D. Dansby
C.C. Brehmer
Wagner and Brandons Millinery Opening Charms Shoppers
Opening drew large crowds as Miss Elder oversaw the department with Miss Lena Wetter assisting. Hats feature brown navy and leather tones with wings feathers flowers bows and dramatic plumes in black taffeta and Japanese shapes. Fashion leans toward subdued old tapestry greens golds and copper browns with exclusive iris dahlias roses lilies and morning glories in new French shades.
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Gainesborough
Football practice opens with Chicago coach in charge
About thirty men report for practice as Coach Larsen from the University of Chicago leads the squad. He is assisted by Capt. Puckett from last year’s team and by A. J. Neff of the 11g02 championship squad. All the men of last year’s ...
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Larsen
University of Chicago
Capt. Puckett
A. J. Neff
Team Back in Shape for Dallas Game with University
The squad trains hard with Coach Larsen directing signal drills morning and evening over ten days. Warm weather limits practice to light sessions, but the team aims to be in good condition for the October 12 game at Dallas.
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Larsen
University At Dallas
Milner Urges Farmers to Hold Cotton Price at Fifteen Cents
Hon. R. T. Milner, state commissioner of agriculture, issues an address to farmers urging unity to prop up the cotton price. He argues that every bale sold below 15 cents strengthens market bears and that a month of nonmovement would force a price recovery. He stresses the South has funds to finance the crop and notes continued 15 cent pricing for cotton goods.
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R. T. Milner
South
Ash Pond Hunting Lease Warns Off Trespassers
On the Brazos bottom, Ash Pond on my place has been leased for hunting for five years. I am under agreement to protect some, and any trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Oct. W.S. Mial.
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Brazos
For Sale 38 Acres in City Limits with House
Property offering 38 acres inside city limits with a four room house and underground cistern. Valued at about 2000 dollars but available for 1200 dollars. Seller listed as W. C. Davis at 258.
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W.C. Davis
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