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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
4
A prospectus from The Badli Printing Co claims a new machine will transform cotton ginning by letting old ginners switch without cost, sharing profits pro rata. It quotes political musings and local figures, stressing bold change and a looming election in Bryan Texas on March 29, 1910.
An inspection by the War Department grade of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas is described. Capt Mabchael J Linchan from the General Staff of the United States Army will arrive April 4 to supervise the military department section at College Station. The piece also touches on political opinion and broader wartime commentary.
The article discusses a controversial plan by a group to challenge school leadership in Tyler and Lindale Texas. It mentions Miss Jesse W. Morris teaching in Lindale, Roosevelt politics in the area, and Capt Andrew Moves Beesino leading cadets. It notes a shift in the cadet corps with artillery representation and changes under Captain Monee.
By authority voted on February 28 the mayor orders an election for city officers. The mayor and two council members to be chosen by qualified voters sit at City Hall, Bryan, on the first Tuesday in April, the fifth day of the month. Presiding officers and appointees will conduct the election under the city charter ordinances and state election laws. Signed J.T. Maloney, Mayor.
Down's Kidney Pill earns local support in Bryan Texas as residents share experiences. W A Walker of Caldwell Street Bryan recounted kidney weakness back pain and difficulty attending to daily tasks before using the remedy. The letter highlights community praise and requests more endorsements.
An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills and MAJoney's drug store for kidney disorders, claiming rapid relief and superior results. It notes wholesale and retail availability, with mentions of Millburn Co as a sole agent and a bakery claim, urging readers to remember the name and avoid other preparations.
A notice announces a meeting of the holders of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company to approve the execution of a first mortgage on its railroad from Sesia Junction to Nolton in Texas. The mortgage secures bonds up to 49,000,000 with at most thirty years to maturity and interest not exceeding six percent, commencing after the mortgage date. W. C Parker, Secretary, Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company.
An old advertisement touts Stiona tablets as a five minute cure for indigestion. Ida Griffith of Washington praises the product after a turkey meal, claiming rapid recovery and relief from monthly stomach attacks. The copy notes availability from druggists and Jinks for 50 cents, with guaranteed results for various stomach ailments.
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