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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
4
A garbled Bryan Texas column laments politicians and Prohibition era debates. It notes the Dallas Times Herald on Governor Campbell, jokes about a Spanish prince in the army, and references local option shifts under Baskin McGregor law with fourteen counties voting dry to wet in a sprawling, satirical tirade.
Central Texan notes varied Texas opinions on legal reform and roads. James Hunaker cites evolving views on women. A San Antonio report on opponents to the one board medical bill is challenged by Dr Daniel. The piece highlights road quality shaping farm trade and town growth. Armando Belaval offers Spanish lessons at the Commercial Hotel. Feb. 18.
Fresh bread and cakes of all kinds offered by Texas Bakery. Careful attention to special orders. Phone 89. Mrs. Otto Boehme. Att
The president argues for expanded railroad commission powers, Sherman Act amendments, and national incorporation for interstate companies. He urges an emergency currency, government funding of major party campaigns, tariff reform after the election, and limited compulsory arbitration. The message allocates funds, endorses forest product rights, inland waterways, irrigation, and labor reforms including eight hour workdays and employer liability for injuries.
A fastidious young man mailed two notes with swapped addresses. The washer woman received a flirtatious ride invite, while the sweetheart read a stern rebuke about wrinkled shirts and vowed not to speak to him again. The mixup sparked a humorous yet rueful case of mistaken envelopes.
The Executive Committee of the State Horticultural Society and the State Nut Growers Association, with Abilene Commercial Club officers, plan a two day winter meeting in Abilene starting the second Wednesday in January. West Texas fruit growth is highlighted with Liberal prize exhibits for fruits and nuts, including pecan focus and nut machinery displays. Contact Prof BE J Kyle, College Station, for exhibit details. attendees welcome. Also, A M College Veterinary Dept inoculation for Texas fever under Aberdeen Angus cattle from Creswell, with 19 bulls and 5 heifer calves, to be shipped to Callahan County after immunity. Corn prices listed for Gulf and Bryan markets.
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