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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1906

Page

3

Tabor Social Roundup April 2 1906

The column notes residents visiting relatives in Grimes Madison and Bedias, church activities and a small town ball team. Local youths plan to form a literary society at Alexandria schoolhouse with an invitation to all residents to join.

Dan McWhorter Grimes County Carl Jim Sealy Madison County R. Ball Reliance W. R. Ball Jno. McCallum Alex McCallum Small Bedias Mollie McWhorter Maggie Mitchell Bryan Mary Belle Ball Barbara Johnson Effie Henry Benchley Homer Beal Prepect C. A. Lefevre Amanda Parker Hugh Seale Wesley Haygood Henry Worsham Blume Tabor Alexandria Dora

Picnic at Harris School on April 14

Harris School announces a campus picnic on Saturday April 14. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a basket. W. KE Suerrrep, teacher.

Harris School W. KE. Suerrrep

Edge notes April 1906 weather and local visits

The Edge column reports pleasant weather and church activities led by Rev E E Nicholson. Several locals including Mrs Mamie Bennett Dora Elliott and families visit Edge from Crawford Wheelock Stanton and Bryan with acknowledgments to readers and well wishes for The Eagle.

E. E. Nicholson Mamie Bennett Crawford Edge Bennett Dora Elliott W. Tuchols Bryan John Eagle Epte

H. & T. C Excursions and Rentals Notice

The H. & T. C offers excursion tickets to St. Louis on April 14 and 15 with a limit April 19, rate $5.95. Dallas trips for a Methodist Educational Convention sell April 9 and morning of April 10 at $5.95. Dallas again for a Masonic Convention sells April 16 and 17 at $5.95. New Orleans for a Confederate Reunion sells April 22 to 24 at $9.10, special through train Monday April 23 at 4:40 p.m. limit May 7. Also three houses for rent by S. H. Allphin, 105.

St. Louis Dallas Methodist Educational New Orleans Bryan

Millican School Honor Roll Sparks February and March

Millican public school announces February honor roll with Dewitt Crawford 97 in fourth grade Walter Smith 98 in seventh grade Mineola Scrimshire 98.2 and Vada Arrington 98 in tenth grade. March lists include Dewitt Crawford fifth grade Carrie Johnson 98 Veanie Harrington Nettie Crawford Georgia Miller Lula Steele 96, Eula Crawford 97 Bamma Vance 97, Lena Berle Hodges 97.5, and tenth grade Vada Arrington 98 Mineola Scrimshire 98.

Millican Dewitt Crawford Walter Smith Mineola Scrimshire Vada Arrington Carrie Johnson Veanie Harrington Nettie Crawford Georgia Miller Lula Steele Eula Crawford Bamma Vance Lena Berle Hodges

Markets Report Strong Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices

The quarantine cattle market rose 10 to 20 cents last week and remains strong. Johnson steers from Chickasha sold for 5.40 to 5.60, highest quarantine division prices since 1902. Hogs opened strong but finished the week 5 cents lower. top 6.40, most sales 6.25 to 6.37, with light-weight hogs under 200 lbs selling near the top. Run today was 9000 dead. dealers expect liberal supplies and lower prices ahead.

Bryan Eagle Kansas City Johnson Chickasha J. A. Rickart

Fleshmaking Food and Bengal Canal Notes

Disjointed items include a discussion on nourishment for thin people citing cream gruel and a teacup nightly aid. The piece mentions the pepper vine’s cultivation beside a tree and a joke about souls and migration. It closes noting the Bengal canal spans 900 miles, the world’s longest artificial waterway.

Bengal Canal

Advertised Letters for Week Ending April 2 1906

List of names sent as advertised letters for the week ending April 2 1906 includes Mitkas Barron Lillie Boyd Willie Breadan Lilie Breadan Mary Crafford Mary Howard Mittie Johnsn Nancy Lewis Cecil Lewis Minnie Murree Rebecca Miller Mary Jane Williams Mattie ENTS Ball W R Jr Cooper Parlen Davis J R Early Jim Franklin Ed Gordon A Green Sam Irvine Chas McMillan W T Moore E J 5 Marlow Ed Overton BC Smith Oscar White Elias Williams Jacob B.

Mitkas Barron Lillie Boyd Willie Breadan Lilie Mary Crafford Howard Mittie Johnsn Nancy Lewis Cecil Lewis Minnie Murree Rebecca Miller Mary Jane Williams Mattie Ents Ball W. R Cooper Parlen Davis J. R Early Jim Franklin Gordon Green Sam Irvine Chas McMillan W. T Moore E. J Marlow Overton B.C Smith Oscar White Elias Jacob B

Why He Resigned

A French baron’s valet Alphonse, once allowed to attend secret lodge meetings, resigned after learning Socialist colleagues calculated France’s wealth divided equally would yield 2000 francs per person. He stated, “I resigned. I have 5,000 francs.”

Rothschild Alphonse Alist France

Henpecked Husbands in India, Writer Claims

A writer contends that in Hindoo households husbands face extreme subjection. He notes a powerful widow grandmother to the children and mother to their parents, describing Indian men as the most henpecked in the world and fearing the so called sthiachchar.

India

Too Mech Heart and Candy and the Flag

A satirical exchange contrasts a man famed for a large heart with romantic misjudgments. The Canadian Fourth of July scene notes English and American guests and a sneer about the flag connected to a quip about checkerberry candy.

Senator

Charity as universal duty and practical help

Charity is a universal duty and any act of assist given with proper motives counts. Johnson notes that nearly everyone can benefit a neighbor at times, even those in imbecility may still offer helpful acts.

Johnson

Quotes on character by Shaftesbury blend taste and virtue

A concise reflection notes how beauty and decency shape a virtuous gentleman and philosopher. It pairs aesthetic discernment with ethical conduct, suggesting refinement of taste complements moral insight.

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THE Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Company Harris S. H. Allphin United Confederate Veterans Reunion Jos. Hellen Pass. Agt Houston, Texas Flas Cleveland Leader Houston Post Anny Chicago Record-Herald W. H. Lawrence C. F. Andrews Jenkins' Drug Texas Scrofuline Smith Drug Edison MO. M. Caldwell Jeweler Interior Department Garth, Howell & Webb Batiecroup Notary Public Rohde Emmel & Malony Glay Robinson & Company Stock Yard Kansas City, MO
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