Cotton Gains Across Markets on April 10
In New York this morning cotton rose a dollar per bale amid an active market. Realizing caused moderate reactions with closes 11 to 15 points higher. New Orleans finished 17 points up, and Dallas saw a notable rise with spots at 9 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
New Orleans
Plans to Improve Farmers Credit With New Methods
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletin No. 654 outlines three loan methods used in North Dakota Nevada Idaho Wisconsin Minnesota and Montana to reduce interest rates on farm credit. Plans include lenders funding improvements via purchased dairy stock, farmer associations guaranteeing notes, and outside business supporters providing guarantee funds. 491 cows and heifers were distributed to 64 farmers across these programs totaling about 39483 dollars in loans.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
North Dakota
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cooperative credit associations and their community role
The management principle requires a loan only if it benefits both member and association. Loans may be secured by shares deposits or external borrowing, and are subject to regulations. These associations supplement banks, pooling many small deposits and supporting collective purchasing for the community.
Funston reports no bullets in Brownsville since March 27
General Funston stated yesterday that no shot had fallen in Brownsville since March 27. The update comes from Washington and affirms calm at the border town amid ongoing concerns.
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Washington
Funston
Brownsville
Central Texas Baptist Association mission speaking tour dates
An educational campaign for home and foreign missions will visit Brazos County churches over ten days. Speakers will deliver addresses at Saints’ Rest Rock Prairie Reliance Thompson Creek Wellborn Old Bethel Providence Cottonwood Kurten Harvey with meetings scheduled from April 11 to April 24.
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Churches of the Central Texas Baptist Association
Brazos County
Saints’ Rest
Rock Prairie
Reliance
Thompson Creek
Wellborn
Old Bethel
Providence
Cottonwood
Kurten
Knights Templar Conclave in Galveston Clips Bryan Delegates
From the Galveston News remarks column the State Conclave of Knights Templar in session in Galveston features Bryan representatives. General Henry Bates Stoddard of Bryan, past grand commander and senior grand master, notes the event as highly satisfactory.
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Knights Templar
Galveston
Galveston News
Bryan
Henry Bates Stoddard
Texas
United States
Stoddard
William RB. Melish
Cincinnati
George M. Moulton
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers in Brazos County and Bryan
A. W. Kinnard transfers a tract in the F. Aus tin league No. 9 Brazos County for $1000 to R gs Webb et al. H. P. Stacey sells Lake Restivo the east half of lot 9 block 143 in Bryan for $675.
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A. W. Kinnard
R. Gs. Webb
F. Austin
Brazos County
H. P. Stacey
Lake Restivo
City of Bryan
Mr Jinx Arrives at Jon’s School Rooming House
Landlady confirms Mr Jinx is present at the school rooming house and directs him inside. The scene shows a tense welcome as Father arrives unexpectedly seeking the resident. Potential disruption hints at strained domestic ties within the campus setting.
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Jon
Mr. Jinx
Michigan Gargoyle
Bryan City Council Holds Regular Meeting Actions Taken
The Bryan city council met at city hall with Mayor Harris and aldermen present. They deferred extending Villa Maria Academy fire hydrants, noted faulty fire plugs, and discussed fire escapes. new floor for the fire station was referred to the fire committee. The interurban Pole usage proposal was referred to a committee. Election results were canvassed. new officers sworn in. committees named. retirements honored. street name change discussions deferred.
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Harris
Haswell, Levy
Vick
Daly
Crenshaw
Bittle
Engineer Adams
Smith
Marshal Boyett
Marshal Worley
Sisters of
Villa Maria Academy
Ursuline Avenue
John Daly Jr
Bryan
Levy and
Caldwell Street
Bryan & College Interurban
Levinson
Interurban
Haswell
Vick and Levy
R. E. Cole
W. S. Wilson Jr
Tyler Haswell
R. T. Smith
John D. Conlee
H. Crenshaw
Levy
Wilson
Cole
Vick and Wilson
T. P. Boyett
Sam Rh
John Daly Sr
City of
Red Up
Parker
M. Parker
Adams
Civil Service Exam for Bryan Post Office Clerk
A civil service examination for the post office clerk position in Bryan takes place on April 24, 1915. Applicants must provide a recent photograph. application blanks are obtainable from R. R. Myers, secretary, local office.
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Bryan
R. R. Myers
More Troops Needed on the Italian Front
The Associated Press reports Vienna plans to shift forces to the Italian frontier after abandoning a new Serbia offensive. The Dukla Eperies front yielded 26,000 Austrian casualties, with Russia pursuing peace terms. Paris notes two French bayonet assaults to seize German positions at Eparges.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
the Tribune
Austria
Serbia
Russia
Carpathians
Dukla-Eperies
Paris
Eparges
French Ship Torpedoed Near Isle of Wight
German submarine sank the French three masted ship Chau teau Briand off the Isle of Wight. The crew of twenty four were given ten minutes to abandon ship and spent a day in open boats without food before reaching the French coast.
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Associated Press
le Treport
France
Chauteau Briand
Isle of Wight
French Defeats and Retractions in Meuse Moselle Area
Berlin reports continued engagements between the Meuse and Moselle with rising violence. French forces are repulsed at Combres and Ailly Apremont fronts while gains at Promeezy and Gous Saineville are unverified. In the East Russian offenses near Kalwarya are repelled as the Eastern front stays static.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Meuse
Moselle
Orne
Combres
St. Mithiel
Ailly-Apremont
Remenauville
Chateu Salines
Promeezy
Gous- Saineville
Kalwarya
Negro pianist stabbed in North Main pool hall incident
In a North Main street pool hall early today Charley Duren a well known negro piano player was stabbed through the jaw by Cicero Shivers who was arrested. Shivers says he was merely playing with Duren.
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North Main Street
Charley Duren
Cicero Shivers
Shivers
Duren
Rural Schools Closing for 1914 15 Union Session
The 1914 15 session of the Union Rural Schools meets to finalize closing plans and summer preparations for district schools, outlining budget, teacher assignments, and transportation adjustments for the upcoming year.
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Union
War Spirit Rises in Italy as Mass Meetings Planned
In Rome on April 10, factions both for and against war plan mass meetings for tomorrow despite police warnings. The Associated Press reports heightened tension as public demonstrations loom amid the wartime climate.
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Associated Press
Rome
United States Denies German Charge
The United States plans a strong denial of Germanys charge that Washington virtually acquiesced to Britains order in council prohibiting trade with Germany. Officials in Washington declined to comment further on the dispute.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Hill and Parker Schools Close After Successful Sessions
Hill school taught by Noah Cole and Parker school taught by Miss Bernice Hanna closed today after very successful sessions. Fickey, Bowman and Dowling schools also concluded their sessions.
Landlord Orders Eviction Over Unpaid Rent
A tenant faces eviction after cannot pay rent, with neighboring dispute noted. The brief outlines how both parties claim decisive action and discuss potential quarter changes as a resolution. Local housing rules and timelines are referenced in passing.
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