Breeding offer for bull with return privileges
The notice advertises a breeding deal with return privileges and urges potential buyers to consider the advantage of using the bull. Details on availability and pricing are provided for the coming year.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
6
The notice advertises a breeding deal with return privileges and urges potential buyers to consider the advantage of using the bull. Details on availability and pricing are provided for the coming year.
Taft attended the Dayton cornerstone laying Sunday for a new building of the association. The event drew about 6,000 people including the secretary of war and his brother Charles P Taft. Local officials and Civic groups praised the project supporting railroad worker elevation and related efforts.
Secretary Taft urges establishing YMCA buildings at Manila Panama Isthmus and other tropical stations to provide rational amusements and moral facilities for Americans. He cites rapid fundraising success and notes four clubhouses in Panama with libraries and sports and a coordinated commission program.
A 27 year old man James Lynn from Sweetwater Tenn committed suicide in a hotel room in Chattanooga. He sent the husband of a married couple out for a drink then shot himself in the presence of the wife.
A live electric wire loosened at Beaumont and Cockrell streets in Dallas fell on the daughter of A. M. Barbier, killing the child instantly. The tragic accident occurred in April 99 and residents await investigation into the wire's condition and the responsible party.
A Philadelphia woman and a child died in a house fire described as consuming the residence after oil was poured on a stove. Mrs. Kate years, the widow, is named in initial reports, with details about a dress and a pocket found near the scene.
In St Petersburg on April 29 the American Consul General Watts arranged a train of twenty nine sledge dogs for the Wellman Chicago Record-Herald expedition joint effort.
The trial of Garland Moore, a mail carrier, began in Springfield Missouri. He shot and killed Clara West, a young society woman, in December at Bois d Arc after she spurned his advances.
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