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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
5
Local residents fill Bryan city streets with visitors and routine business
The city welcomed many guests from Benchley, Kurten, Reliance, Steep Hollow, and surrounding areas. Seeps of travel include J. W. Mathis, T. B. Martin, R. H. Seale, W. Harris Jr., and numerous others on daily business. Local events include Bryan High hosting a basketball game and depot work near the International & Great Northern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Seale
Benchley
Andrew Tabor
Rock Prairie
Bryan
M. B. Easters
Kurten
A. B. Hugghins
J. P. Gilpin
Kurton
James Wilson Jr
Normangee
R. G. Bressler
J. M. Kinney
College
P. G. Horn
Mart
L. E. Tuck
Tabor
Ed Carll
Wellborn
R. L. Buchanan
Steep Hollow
Jess Hicks
Cross
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
A. B. Carson
Valley Junction
Carson
Fort Worth
Tandy Easley
Burleson County
W. Hudspeth
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
Bud Dozier
L. M. Haltom
J. H. Mathis
C. N. Sheeley
Reliance
George Taor Jr
A. & M. College
Austin
J. L. Robertson
Visitors and notices fill Bryan city scene
A long list of visitors and residents appears from Bryan and surrounding areas. Names include J B McIntosh Calvert Ruth Ponder Valley Junction and many others visiting on personal business, hosting relatives, or staying with friends. The column notes farm sales and local notices plus agricultural extension talk urging farm women to unite for community development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Lee
J. B. McIntosh
Calvert
Nannie Williams
Wellborn
J. L. Broach
Tom McCallum
Tabor
Nathan Levine
Marietta
Okla
S. Gordon
Ruth Ponder
Fritz Easman
Valley Junction
Belle Gainer
Hettie Edge
Aline Rohde
San Antonio
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
A. J. Searcy
Joe Spel
Hockley
Mary Shelburne
W. E
Carl Trant
Keith
Theodore Klug Jr
South Lake
A. & M. College
John Pate
Harvey
J. D. Goen
John Eden
J. L. Cobb
Joe Sample
Cottonwood
Bryan
Walter Armstrong
Sam Royder
Ed Carll
George F. Lee
C. C. Hedges
A. E Parmalee
Coliece
Rose Hiltpold
New Baden
Alvin Cape Jessamine and Floral Company
Alvin
Tex
J. Lightsey
John Lightsey Jr
Cooks Point
Caro Mae Edwards
Millican
J. O. Kennole
Anderson
R. V. Kernole
A. L. Bullock
San Angelo
Providence
Hensarling
Louise Batter
Abilene
M. L. Parker
R. S. Newsom
Whittaker
J. R. Ellis
Thornton
R. R. Ellis
J. R. Astin
Austin
H. O. Boatwright
Miss Ruth
Baylor College
Belton
Gainer
J. R. Batson
The
Batson Saddlery Company
J. H. Dillishaw
Star Mercantile Company
Normangee
W. C. Lewis
E. H. Astin
A. A. Wilkerson
Hearne
W. J. Lang
Kurten
Montana
Texas
Lubbock
Armstrong
Bee
Brazos
Brazos County
Nat P. Jackson
Extension Service A, & M. College
Stability of Business in 1914 Shows Record Low Failure Rate
Bradstreet's report chronicles 1914 as a year with fewer than 1 percent of concerns failing, the best showing in 33 years of data. The study notes the era’s prior high and low mortality points, with 1893 near fifteen per thousand and 1906 at six and a half per thousand, while the total number of firms exceeds 1.7 million across all sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Bradstreet
Cotton loan fund ends as loans close and plan dissolves
The $155 million cotton loan fund ended with its central committee and Federal Reserve Board members outlining future steps. Applications from Southern producers totaled $28,000, while overall fund exposure reached $101,036,1 from 487 banks 185 firms and 17 individuals across 64 cities in 19 states and DC. The fund’s impact lay in assuring a dependable support source, aiding a buying surge that pushed cotton prices up and boosted December exports compared with last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
lLoans
Central Committee
Federal Reserve Board
South
States
District of Columbia
Funds Needed for Experiment Stations in Texas
Director Youngblood urges the Thirty-fourth Legislature to appropriate 148000 for the Texas experiment station system for 1915 16. The pamphlet outlines the need to support the main station at A and M College and eleven substations, noting Texas spends far less per farm than Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngblood
Texas
Texas Experiment Station
A. & M. College
B. Youngblood
Ohio Leads State Farm Appropriation Rankings
Federal and state funding totals show Ohio with 411000 plus new items for 411,674 dollars while Texas spends 89,590.07. Illinois, New York, Iowa and Missouri follow. The bulletin explains the station’s purpose to help farmers with scientific methods, equipment and facilities, including greenhouses and laboratories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Texas
Illinois
New York
Iowa
Missouri
Real Estate Transfers Middles in Brazos County
Brazos County Development Company transfers jot 4 block 48 Oak Grove Park in Bryan for 200 dollars. Jesse Garrett transfers 30 acres in the John Williams league Brazos County to F J Cahill for 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Local Produce Market Prices
Prices from the market include eggs at 1ic per dozen, butter 25 cents per pound, hens 3.50 to 5.00 per dozen, fryers 2.50 to 3.50 per dozen, broilers 1.50 per dozen, cows 4 cents per pound, calves 5 cents per pound, steers ic per pound, hogs 5 to 1 cent per pound, oats 66 cents per bushel, corn 1.07 per bushel, prairie hay 12 per ton, alfalfa 20 per ton, remuda hay 13 per ton, green hides 8 cents per pound, dry hides 10 cents per pound, and cord wood 3 dollars per cord.
Semi-Weekly Farm News and Bryan Eagle Offer
The Bryan Weekly Eagle and The Semi-Weekly Farm News offer a bundled subscription for twelve months at 1.75, with both papers sent to the subscriber's address. The rate requires subscribing to both papers, delivering state national and foreign news, market reports, and farmer oriented departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Bryan Eagle
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