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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
3
Spotless Flour offers high grade coffees teas fruits dried and fresh flour butter and groceries from around the world. Notices attractive pricing Swift's Premium Hams at per pound Breakfast Bacon also listed. Forty eight pound sacks and twenty four pound sacks promoted for housekeepers.
A brief listing shows phones 22 and 114 priced at $1.65 each with 85 units, 16 units, and 28 units involving stock and sales figures.
Local items note visits from Mrs B J Fountain in Houston and Albert Higgs among city guests. Rentals offered at 115 Sam Houston Ave and 115 Mrs W H Webb. various residents return from trips, and store ads promote pottery and jars. Civil announcements include a marriage in San Antonio and Cone Johnson’s upcoming speech in Bryan.
All parties indebted to the Wilson Grain Co are urged to settle accounts by May 1 as all balances must be paid. W. S. Wilson Jr. signs the notice.
A near universal closing of businesses for the revival drew a large audience to the Baptist church for an 11 o clock sermon by Evangelist Compton on The Power of the Gospel. Several professions were reported at the conclusion. Compton preached earlier on The Power of Choice. Regular services resume today with morning services from 10 30 to 11 30.
Hon Cone Johnson will speak in Bryan Monday afternoon, presenting the issues of the current campaign in clear logical terms. Citizens are urged to attend to hear a leading state orator described as one of the tallest and ablest Democrats.
A man named McNally, born in Ireland in 1797, arrived in America at sixteen and lived in New York City in early life. He worked as a stage coach driver near Harlem Bridge to City Hall, later becoming a sailor and visiting many foreign countries, with details drawn from his own statements and possession records.
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