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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1907
Page
4
A column of humorous observations and political asides with references to Roosevelt Teft Dewey Subig Bay Manila Bay Taft Philippines Chicago and Kansas City. Mentions New York Sundays laws Dewey Bryan and various leaders as well as a wealthy New York woman becoming a decorator.
A 12 year old Arkansas girl woke to a burning trestle and risked her life to flag two approaching trains, saving many lives. The article also notes Glass telegraph poles in Germany and mentions migration to the Great Southwest. The Masonic Grand Lodge in Waco adjourned with funds and home details, and a Nassau bagpipe memory is recalled.
The Agricultural Department supports creameries where viable and discourages failing plants. Creameries benefit farmers and local businesses as crop success boosts incomes. Dairy activity stabilizes farm finances. hand separators reduce hauling and keep cream fresher longer, enabling long shipments for butter, ice cream, or sweet cream.
Rev. J. B. Turrentine assumed duties as pastor and preached excellent sermons at 11 a.m. and at night before large congregations. He spoke on calls to service, urged decisive commitment, and highlighted religion as a guiding force amid modern temptations. A thousand attended the evening welcome service, lauding his character and practical, energetic ministry.
Prof Chas Alvord who runs the College Dairy and serves as Vice President of the Texas Dairymans Association and the Texas Creameries Association reports steady growth in the dairy sector. He contrasts earlier failed Chicago promoter creameries with newer, locally built operations meeting established demand. Also mentions Texas bakery items and Mrs Otto Boehme as proprietor.
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