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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
3
Marketing note highlights fresh high grade coffees and teas fruits dried and fresh flour butter choicest groceries from global sources. Emphasizes active pricing and perpetual feast for Recut housekeepers.
Spotless Flour offers a forty eight pound sack for 1.65 and a twenty four pound sack for .85. Swift's Premium Hams are 16 cents per pound and Breakfast Bacon is 24 cents per pound.
Ed Hall and C G Parsons went to Houston in what appears to be a short travel note. The fragment mentions their trip context but lacks details on purpose or outcomes.
The revival at First Baptist Church proceeds despite poor weather with increasing business man attendance. Four new additions bring total converts to 36 by yesterday afternoon while Dr. Compton preaches on salvation and zeal. He departs Saturday for Franklin to lead another revival for Rev. W. C. Garrett.
The Texas Republican executive committee met and filled five vacancies. Fort Worth was selected to host the convention to elect four delegates at large and four alternates to the national convention in Chicago. May 15 was set as the date.
Sherman businessmen resubscribed for 30000 dollars in common stock of the Gainesville Whitesboro and Sherman interurban railroad after Gainesville notified the contract award to the Tennessee Construction company. Stock payment is due when the road is completed from Gainesville to Sherman.
Washington April 14 The Aldrich currency bill as passed by the Senate faces House opposition unless Republican leaders in the House secure amendments. A caucus planned next week will consider an amended Aldrich bill drafted by House leaders and introduced by Rep Vreeland of New York. If Senate approval falters, the caucus may push a currency commission bill instead.
In the house discussion on fortifying Subig Bay on Tuesday Representative Hobson cited a telephonic message from Admiral Dewey stating it is Subig Bay now and forever if a naval base is to exist.
A Moscow specialist departed for Yasnya Polyana to visit Count Leo Tolstoy who suffers stomach and intestinal illness unresponsive to treatment.
Tickets will be sold during the week of April 2085 under Brunner and Houston Heights Fireman auspices for trains arriving April 21st with limit April 22nd and trains arriving April 25th with limit April 26th. Fare is one and one third for round trip. See I. and G. N. Agent.
The Prospect and Wixon schools plan a picnic at Wixon Bridge on April 18 1908 inviting residents. The notice extends a cordial invitation for the community to attend the event at the riverside site.
Leonard cleanable refriger ators advertised with air tight doors polar felt lining and cold dry air circulation. The floor display notes a nice line showing and mentions Inch avan Moore Co, lil.
Mrs Alice P Shine opens a kindergarten class at her home starting Monday April 20 and runs through the summer. Hours are 8 30 a m to 12 m and the contact phone is 242 113.
A terse ad promises a singer in the home and offers to place a machine on trial with guaranteed prompt repairs. It lists a residence phone 105 and an office at Mrs. B. White's, signed by T. A. Satterwhite, of.
New showing in one and two eye pumps in golden brown and patent vic sizes 1 to 8 C and D width. Utz & Dunn price set at $3.50 per pair. Wilson & Derden advertise The Store Ahead. 112.
Advertises LaFrance Flour Helmet Lard Fresh Country eggs and chickens at Bullock & Co 108. A concise call for select line of groceries offered at reasonable prices.
Insurance of all kinds. Call on Inc., B. Hines for Fire life accident tornado plate glass and bond and live stock insurance. dtt Phone 161.
Schedule fragment shows North Bound times around 1 88 p m and 12 46 a m with entries 8340 DP and 2 48 a m plus an I G N schedule at 12 54 p m with unclear letters and times.
An Eagle ad incorrectly reported Brazos Valley Horse and Mule Co refusing 500 dollars for the jack Jumbo. The offer refused was actually 1000 dollars.
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