Subscription rates notice at Bryan Post Office
A Bryan Texas notice indicates subscription rates for one month three months and one year as a post office matter.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1909
Page
2
A Bryan Texas notice indicates subscription rates for one month three months and one year as a post office matter.
A broad column extols how trusts reveal the power of large scale cooperation in industry science religion and politics. It argues organized communities prosper while factions fail and urges Bryan to unite for common good. The piece critiques subsidized press claims and rails against legislative theater while praising education funding and practical governance.
In a period of peace the national debt surpassed one billion dollars and grows by 16,766,482 monthly. The author laments public unawareness of the implications, warning that an awakening will come later.
The Baptist church announces a historic Sunday marking the wiping out of the church debt and the dedication of the building to God. Organizers praise the community and invite all to witness the ceremony.
On a historic Sunday the First Baptist Church of Bryan marked a debt free moment after a fervent dedication led by Dr. Geo W. Truett. The service featured a large audience, a strong choir, and a final rally that raised the remaining funds to fully clear the 14 400 balance.
After years of work the Marlin church group has decided to build a handsome church on a new Coleman Street lot. The 106 by 208 foot site is central with a south front. Plans are underway and bids will follow. Pastor Rev. I. F. Betts sees the project succeeding.
Mrs Temple's Telegram a popular farce noted for a record NYC and Chicago run. The No 1 company, with its original cast, performs February 13 at the Grand Opera House in a string of laughable situations born from a harmless falsehood to avoid a wife’s wrath.
A gold carved bow-knot brooch was lost Sunday night between the Baptist and Methodist churches. Please return to the Eagle office. Contact is Eagle office. Reward not specified.
A brief note records a car of alfalfa on track with contact line John Ys Vick and phone number 876 for follow up.
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