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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1909
Page
2
The Bryan postmark prints subscription rates while Velasco mocks weather forecasts. Rockdale aims to lure a convict labor mill, and Caldwelleditor discusses incorrigibles and reform. Giddings farmer warns drought risks, plowing mistakes recur after rain. Clerical dogma battles persist, insisting on enforced morality. Car of White Woolf stock food shown. John C. Vick 376.
New York fashion trends show two main gown types dominance as slim princess fits contrasts with draped soft fabrics. One piece dresses prevail while new skirts include plaited nine gore and side-stitched panels. Paris reports of kilts influence Broadway shops.
The piece promotes spring dresses with ladies admiring new offerings and competing for the prettiest attire. Coulter showcases a swell line of ginghams in Bryan with latest colors and fashionable selections meeting every demand.
John B. Mike shipped a cargo of fine Game Cocks to Mexico yesterday. The vendor has a regional reputation for the superiority of his Game Chickens and bronze turkeys, with buyers reportedly paying fancy prices.
To Officers of Christian Church a most important meeting of the board is called for Sunday at 4 p m. All members must attend. Pastor Jas A Challerm er signs the notice. Also advertise sale items including a good horse a dining table and a dresser. Contact Mrs Fred Shaonds by phone 22.
A collage of quotes from Texas and Midwest papers. Notes praise for Bell County plows, recounts misdeeds of a Minnesota Swede regarding land and mortgage, cites a Chicago educator on worry and death rates by gender, questions anti bucket shop laws and Sunday observance, and extols loyalty to employers and community per Elbert Hubbard.
Messrs Saunders and W T James visited the West Side School to arrange repairs and supplies. The auditorium is seated and in use. Monday openings welcomed visitors. In fifth grade arithmetic, fifteen pupils earned perfect papers. sixteen others scored 90 to 100. Names include Noah Dansby Peter Scardino Carl Wipprecht Albina Dobrovolny Johnnie M Gray Sarah Powers Ruby South Robert Carson Elbert Gammon Walter Holmes Joe Spell Milton Taylor Cora Cloud Pearl Edge S Johnson.
Mr. J. A. Myers has received a silver gilded 20th Century Corn and Cotton planter from Dallas to be awarded as a premium at the Farmers Union Exhibit in July. The planter, trimmed with blue stripes, is on display at Myers' store.
Eugene Edge showcases a new line of ladies embroideries praised as the prettiest in Bryan. The popular dealer traveled to eastern markets for fresh designs and offers goods at normal prices from cents a yard to five dollars a yard.
Sam B. Wilson leaves Bryan at noon for markets north and east to buy goods for Wilson and Derden. He plans an up-to-date dry goods stock and the prettiest line of ladies tailored suits and ready-to-wear goods to bring back to Bryan.
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