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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
3
Railroad time cards list No. 3 No. 5 No. 2 and No. 9 schedules in both H and T C and G N lines. Locals and personals note visitors, outings, sales, ads, and commodity offerings around Bryan and Reliance with several towns named, including Harvey Kurten and Belton.
Notice to all members of the Young Ladies Bible Class of the Christian Bible School urges attendance tomorrow morning for an important matter. Signed by J. A. Challenner, teacher. Marginal ad notes square bales today at 9 5 8c and a gin at Dunlap's.
Felix Brown, a negro, is jailed by Sheriff Nall and Deputy Conlee for the murder of Harry Williams, a white man employed by H. B. Steele near Mudville. Williams was shot three times and his body left near a store enclosure, partly devoured by hogs. Brown allegedly implicated over a corn theft dispute. The case includes an inquest by Dozier and a note Williams had drifted to Mudville recently. Snake eggs hatch shown at Eagle office with six hatched and four unhatched by last night.
Sunday school starts at 9 46 a m with sermons at 11 00 a m and again at 8 15 p m All are invited to attend H W Hamilton Pastor.
The Christian church schedules a 8 p m sermon titled Is the Bible True with a historical account of the Bible and its editions. At 11 o clock the pastor will speak on Gods condemnation of the people for not rebuilding His House in a preparatory sermon for church extension day. 7 p m Y P S C E workers urged to attend and organize. Bible school at 9 45 a m. J A Challenner pastor.
At 7 p m tomorrow evening young people are urged to meet at the Christian church to organize a Christian Endeavor chapter. All Christians of any church may join as active members and those of good moral standing may become associate members. Come and help build the banner society of the State led by Jas A Challenner.
Mrs. John Conroy and her children Miss Alberta Conroy Miss Maggie Conroy and Richard Conroy traveled to Fort Worth yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Fannie Strangle to Mr. Will Miller scheduled for tomorrow. The local figure Miss Strangle formerly resided here.
232 Frank Clarke receives a thorough appraisal of a family horse and a precise land survey. The listing highlights the animal’s temperament and suitability for a quiet homestead. Survey details include boundaries and acreage confirming a suitable parcel for rural living.
Hart county farmer William Yancey Carter receives the Independence party nomination for Georgia governor. The report also notes Mark Smith, a blind Arizona delegate, is renominated for Congress by the Democratic Party of that Territory and Obadiah Gardner of Maine pledges to retire in six months after election if he fails to enforce all laws. The People's party campaign will be run from soon to open general headquarters.
The piece notes Friends of Congressman Gilbert N. Haughen from Iowa seek him as a compromise U.S. Senate candidate to replace the late William Allison. It surveys historical popular votes from 1824 to 1904, mentions Tillman’s prior gubernatorial run, and reports Democrats eye California and Illinois campaigning with prominent speakers including Parker, Johnson, Gore, Folk, Culberson, and Wellington now backing Taft.
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