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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
1
Harry Marwill reports a stock loss of about 1100.00 and damage to buildings and goods from a storm near Par son’s Park. Many homes and sheds were torn, trees uprooted, and power lines down. Despite the destruction, no serious injuries were reported and local residents began repairs and cleanup.
The law broadens hunting outside the county by amending the open season and sets a TEN dollar license, with county clerks collecting a five cent filing fee. Wards and deputies can issue licenses. licenses expire September 1 each year. It also outlines wildlife protection rules and penalties, noting enforcement by game wardens across counties.
An unclear Washington tale involves President Taft, a floral misadventure, and a chaotic scene at the Department of Agriculture. A watchful clerk details a tense moment as officials confront the disorder and report on the event to the secretary of agriculture.
Obituary notes the death of Mother Mary Joseph, longtime Uriline Superior of the Ursuline order, praised for her devotion and service to the Weyan community. Born in Germany, she joined Gab Veeton’s convent at 18, professed in 1808, served as Superior from 1891 to 1897, and held leadership roles in the Southern Ursuline Province, shaping religious life in Galveston and beyond.
A May 26 storm brought hail and high winds to Dalhart and DalhArt County towns in Northwest Texas. Damaging hail shattered crops and disrupted power as crews reported continued delays and scattered outages. No fatalities are listed, but farms suffered notable crop losses and property damage across the affected area.
A notice states a regular Elks meeting will be held promptly at a specified time. Members and attendees are requested to attend and participate in the listed agenda.
A readable fragment describes a cheap mosquito remedy offered in the Teras League by a woman who claims it eases the rains and cleanses the area. The tale mentions a water-based oil and an ordinary table as part of the method, asserting broad folk-use and cleansing effects.
A man named AO Biwerde was found dead in the western part of town near the old laundry. The body showed no signs of violence and had decomposed, thought to be dead for at least a year. He was identified by papers on him as a former College employee with a small bank deposit left, and sexton Boett was directed to arrange burial in the city cemetery.
An account of a literary address at Alles Academy states there will be no prayer meeting at the Mechodiet church tonight.
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