Bryan Daily Eagle News Roundup from 1908
A compact 1908 Bryan Texas column notes local pride in clean town efforts, election mood for the May primary, and comments on national figures such as Culberson and Roosevelt. It mentions Missouri chicken laws, Farmers Union cotton pricing talks, Fort Worth Denver rail punctuality, and jokes about hats and husbands, ending with tariff critique.
Social Club Gatherings Mark April Fools and Spring
Mrs. W C Lawson hosted the Week End Club at Rev J B Turrentine's home with thirty guests enjoying six games and cream and cake. Miss Emily Peale led a Bachelor Girls gathering with a musical contest and a playful lemon prize on April Fool Day. Additional events include the Bachelorettes at Miss Mabel Zimmerman's, Home Mission Society sewing and talk at Mr J M Lawrence's, and youth parties at Mr and Mrs M S Hewit's. The Giesecke birthday party honored Miss Alma and Miss Linda with an April Fool theme for about thirty children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Lawson
J. B. Turrentine
Lawson
Walter Wipprecht
Turrentine
Ruth Turrentine
Milss Ida Wipprecht
Cliff A. Adams
Kinnard
R. S. Webb
W. C. Davis
E. J. Fountain
Lem Hall
G. W. Emory
Frank Webb
Boatwright
Burger
Bethany
J. H. Webb
R. M. Gordon
R. J. Roberts
Jno
M. Lawrence
BE. J. Jenkins
R. O. Allen
Walter Wipprecht Gibbs
A. F. Wilson
Ed Derden
Priddy
W. B. Hudson
Carnes
Nellie Butte
Francis Fountain
Coulter
Peale
H. A. Burger
Emily Peale
Hettie Smith
Lilian Parks
Andie Cavitt
Nell Batts
Bachelorettes
Mabel Zimmerman
Minnie Zimmerman
Eugene Edge
E. H. Edge
Christie
Irma Harris
Mary Wilcox
Adeline Sanders
A. M. Waldrop
Ada Board
Hewit
F. E. Giesecke College
Alma
Linda Giesecke
Foster's Weather Bulletin predicts April disturbances across continent
The April forecast notes disturbances crossing the Pacific coast and eastern states with warm and cool waves, predicting unusually warm weather west of the Alleghenies and a dry first half of April in many areas. It warns dairy sections to keep pastures green and prices may rise with strong dairy demand. A later storm intensifies in the east while a Pacific slope storm peaks. A concurrent Italian Societies congress in Dallas gathers to form a national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Jupiter
Blue Ridge
Great Central
Atlantic
Pacific
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