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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
4
The article notes men can avoid high tailor costs by choosing ready made shirts. It cites advanced shirt draughting, designer input, and dye expertise producing an exceptional product. The CLUETT label signifies quality and price starts at $1.50.
A Bryan Morning Eagle fragment notes discussions on politics and lobbying in Austin, plus a New York Christmas tree trade report. It mentions civic get togethers, Taft and Cannon, and looming military expansion, followed by a tree market update from New York with growing demand and scarce holly and mistletoe. It ends with a college debate notice and a local sale of a Jersey cow with calf.
James Thomasson a government agent from Coeur d Alene Idaho was chased by a herd of outlaw buffalo on the Flathead Indian Reservation near Spokane Washington. He and his party climbed a big tree and stayed about an hour as the herd pawed the snow and stomped the base of the tree before the men returned to camp.
The Forest Service creates six district offices across the West with district foresters in Denver Ogden Albuquerque Missoula San Francisco and Portland, reorganizing administrative work while keeping National Forest business running smoothly. President Roosevelt postpones Africa hunting trip to attend Allen Academy carnival and circus.
The notice urges replacing worn PC parts with a Singer machine from a nationwide company. Satterwhite, a salesman, lists contact by Phone 105. A second item requests ten pounds of old clean rags for Eagle Office, and a separate brief lists lodging and rates at The Silliman House with a mention of prose guests and an early November rate.
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