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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
3
Schedules list several north and south bound trains with numbers and times. North bound No. 3 and No. 5 are shown with times 1:38 PM and not listed, while south bound No. 2 and No. 6 appear with times and No. 102 north bound at 10:20 AM and No. 101 south bound.
Local residents and visitors list travel to San Antonio and other towns. Names include Bert Franklin Sid Rhodes Mrs Otto Boehme C B McGregor Closer notes on lodging rentals and real estate. Also mentions insurance agents Jno B Hines and R G Tabor and various social calls.
Sunday schools held picnics near Wooten Wells and at the old fish pond below College in cloudy conditions. The Wooten Wells group traveled by spectral train on the Central with Kenecny's band and issued 379 tickets. At the fish pond crowds gathered at the courthouse and traveled by wagons. Dinners and amusements were enjoyed despite some rain. the excursion train returned before six.
The ball game yesterday between A and M and T C U of Waco ended with A and M scoring 0. Weather kept pitchers Smith and Randell from playing but they will pitch this afternoon in the season finale at college. The game starts at 3 30 and is expected to be the day’s highlight. Randell from T C U is regarded as the state’s top pitcher.
The Methodist church announces opening services with Bishop Seth Ward preaching at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Epworth League at 7:15 p.m. and revival preaching by Rev. Lovie P. Law. Prof Wheeler will lead singing. The community is invited. several local residents plan construction and Exposition exhibits.
A Washington Post excerpt narrates a drinking night in a bar leading to a contrast between wasteful liquor spending and frugal meat purchases. A family man orders two pounds of round steak, protests 30 cents, and the text argues food sufficiency over liquor. It ends noting life as a stage and human charity.
The Western orator Tom Fitch, known for speeches, fell on hard times and threatened Bank of California official Sharon with a blackmail note. He offered a scathing pamphlet as collateral for a loan, secured by cash payment of 5000 dollars. After spending the money, Fitchreturned with a flattering speech, again promising to deliver it for the same sum. The tale surfaced when he casually revealed the scheme.
A man worn by misfortune endures a rough morning as his wife belittles him and steals his bread. A four-woman quarrel erupts aboard a car over change, ending with a woman challenging the coach and a hungry man rising to defend her honor by offering to stand by.
A reflective meditation on love as a life river from a small rill to an unfathomable ocean, urging a journey through trials to truly know love in its depth and breadth. The passage traces stages from creek to voyage, expressing love as life’s vast, gifting current.
A Washington Star quote captures a cautionary boy remarks about presidency and risk. An elderly mentor warns against betting on long shots, noting the country’s vast population and the slim odds.
A humorous exchange about what a married woman is called when her status is compared to a married man, with witty quotes from Life and Stoddard about loving in others what we lack in ourselves.
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