The Eagle News Our Texas Times December 14 1907
The Daily Eagle from Bryan Texas discusses politics with references to Senator Culberson and Taft plus Republican speculation. It notes court decisions favorable to the attorney general and opinions on beavers and civilization. It urges planning a deep water well with local business support for water and sewerage advancement.
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the Eagle
McMahon & Bigelow
Asee
U D C Meeting Notes and Local Notices
Members of the L. S. Ross Chapter U D C held a meeting to review routine matters and discuss the state meeting in Austin. Visitors included Mrs. M. D. Ferris of Huntsville and Mrs. T. C. Nunn. A stray notice offers a reward for two two year old mules from Collins field in Boonville and contact J W Hunnicutt Bryan Tex.
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L. S. Ross
J. W. Doremus
J. W. Johnson
F. I. Garth
Doremus
Austin
M. D. Ferris
Huntsville
T. C. Nunn
Collins’ Field
Boonville
J. W. Hunnicutt
Bryan
Tex
Christian Family to be Topic at Court House Forum
The Christian Family will be Pastor Challenner's subject at the court house tomorrow morning. His evening topic will be Isaiah's Great Invitation. Bible school at 9 45 a m, J J Ray superintendent. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs B F Seaman's Monday at 3 p m. A cordial invitation extended to attend Sunday's services.
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Challenner
Court House
Isaiah
J. Ray
B. F. Seaman
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Activities
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching by the pastor at 11 a m and 7 p m Westminster League meets at 6 15 p m Teacher training Monday at 3 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m.
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Westminster League
Music Recital At Carnegie Hall By TWCs Students
President Charlton of Texas Woman's College asks the Eagle to announce a music department recital at Carnegie Hall Tuesday evening. Attendance will be free and pupils are cordially invited.
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Charlton
Texas Woman's College
Eagle
Carnegie Hall
Sale of 1906 Cotton to Local Buyer for Ten Cents a Pound
Yesterday J. W. Wiley of Tabor sold 103 bales of the 1906 cotton crop to Whit Doremus of this city at ten cents per pound. Doremus is the local buyer for Bush & Witherspoon.
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J. W. Wiley
Tabor
Whit Doremus
Mr. Doremus
Bush & Witherspoon
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