E. A. Bryan
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- Aug 12, 1894Pullman's President Came to Seattle With $18,000 RecoveredE. A. Bryan touted free tuition, new engineering courses and a faculty of fifteen—after the regents forced a former treasurer to hand over $17,000.Seattle, WA
- Jan 28, 18951,950 Farmers Tested Whether Washington Could Grow Its Own SugarA statewide experiment from Pullman found Washington soil and climate unusually suited to sugar beets—raising hopes that the state could someday manufacture all the sugar it consumed.Pullman, WA
- Jan 15, 1903Budget Cuts Silence Washington's Farmers' InstitutesA Pullman college president tells The Ranch that six or seven faculty posts were cut, leaving no one free to carry agricultural lectures into the countryside in 1903.Pullman, WA
- Feb 8, 1917The Wheat Gamble: A Warning to Inland Empire FarmersFormer State College President E. A. Bryan cautions local farmers against abandoning diverse crops for the high-stakes 'wheat gamble' driven by war-time market trends.Kennewick, WA