Frank Clarke Seeks Re-election as City Secretary
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re election to City Secretary subject to Democratic party action in Bryan.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
4
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re election to City Secretary subject to Democratic party action in Bryan.
The announcement column identifies Frank Clarke as a Bryan city secretary candidate seeking re election. Born and raised in Bryan he is a long time resident and respected businessperson. He was appointed to fill an unexpired term and now campaigns on his record of efficient office management.
Mr. S. G. Evetts of Cameron weds Miss Ida Meads at the Meads home in Thompson Creek community. Rev. J. M. Bullock officiates. The groom, brother of Mrs. R. H. Harrison, is praised as industrious and popular. The couple will depart for Cameron Friday after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Harrison.
The funeral for Mrs. F. A. Lee was held at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Rev. J. Wendel Davis led the service with members of L. S. Ross Chapter U. D. C. and Texas Division U. D. C. Convention committees in attendance to honor the memory. Her remains were interred in the city cemetery.
Fine fresh bread and cakes of all kinds available at the Texas Bakery. Special orders given careful attention. Phone 86. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
Kansas City stock markets show a steady supply of quarantines with 44 loads, and prices easing on cows by 15 to 20 cents week over week. Top steers reached 4.60, beef steers firm, hogs up 5 to 10 cents with top 6.25, run about 7000, November supply 19 percent below last year, suggesting continued market strength amid tighter supply. A. Rickart reports as live stock correspondent.
The pieces recount Robert Burns and Mary Campbell, a Highland lassie at Castle Montgomery, with whom Burns formed a deep bond. They met by May’s second Sunday by the Ayr banks, she fell ill and died soon after in Greenock, leaving Burns to mourn in later lines.
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