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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
2
Fort Worth Texas January 25 The Norris arson case was reopened when the defense asked to introduce two additional witnesses. Arguments are expected to start today and a verdict is anticipated Saturday.
The Brazos County Commissioners Court orders an election on February 25 1914 at Steele's Store to decide if stock may run at large. John Nunn named presiding officer with two judges and two clerks. Ballots read For the Stock Law or Against the Stock Law. Returns due within ten days. Witness J T Maloney County Judge.
Superintendent C. M. Evans outlines seed selection to boost corn yields. Emphasizes local adaptation, proper grading of seed, and a simple at home tester to determine seed vigor. Details include grain shape grading, dead seed impact, and steps for a 100 ear tester box. Explains planting density, timing, and depth for varying soils and climates across Texas.
Governor Colquitt’s final report on the Brazos river flood area shows 894000 acres overflowed across Falls Robertson Milam Brazos Burleson Grimes Washington Waller and Brazoria counties. The report notes farmers delay seed and forage orders awaiting relief and credit access remains uncertain for many tenants and smallholders. Colonel Matthews and Lieutenant Bringhurst led the investigation.
President Wilson promulgated an executive order declaring what amounts to an anti tipping law for Canal Zone employes. The order aims to curb gratuities and set guidelines for conduct in the Canal Zone.
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