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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1900
Page
3
A concise note expresses humility about fully understanding virtue and wisdom, suggesting a cautious stance on claiming complete knowledge of goodness. The remark invites reflection on personal limits and moral growth without asserting certainty.
A garbled OCR fragment lists several times such as 4 03 p m and 1 16 am with random letters and spaces. The text shows irregular spacing and unclear context possibly from a diary or schedule. No clear event or entities are identified.
Local briefs include births, visitors, and business notices. Notables: Nellie Smith and Miss Clara Braatz travel to Chicago for millinery purchases. Mrs. Allan D. Sanford returns to Waco. Rev. Skinner from Millican visits. Mrs. W. S. Adams and Hazel Ennis return. Miss Guaseie Kyle joins Gilmore for spring millinery. Protracted Christian service led by Sanders and Howard with music by Douthitt. embroidery class offered by Mrs. Kutner. Rev. Shettles preaching at Methodist Church. Lost Whites’s criminal statutes copy reported. Patton the IRS deputy in town. Flour and rye products advertised at Exposition Saloon and nearby stores. Residential rentals listed.
The Madisonville Meteor notes Capt Closs formerly of Madison County who taught in public schools from the 1850s to 1862 before joining the Confederate army. He rose to captain of Gould's Battalion, serving until the war's end, praised by Major Wiser as brave and gentlemanly.
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