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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1908

Page

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Seed Potatoes Carload For Cottonwood Farmers

Cottonwood farmers hauled a carload of seed Irish potatoes for a market crop. The shipment, arranged through George P. Edge, included W. L. Edge and other county growers who expect about one hundred acres planted across the county. Also noted, F. M. Law reports alumni parents responding to a call urging students to return to A and M College.

Cottonwood Geo. P. Edge Harris Messrs. W. L. Edge E. Locke George Mainard Tom Gallatin Gus Stevener P. P. Carroll T. M. Turner Baker R. N. Batton J. D. Castles Tony Mathis Mr. Edge Law F. M. Law A. and. M. College The Eagle

FREES BAPTIST QUARTERLY MEETING REPORTS GROWTH AND MISSIONS

The Free Baptists held a Saturday meeting with visiting ministers remaining through Sunday. Rev. W. T. Wood preached on the choice of Solomon and an understanding heart. The morning service highlighted growth, two new churches and 250 converts in twelve years. Evening brought Rev. D. C. Hargraves on the destructive power of sin. Pledges for home missions reached 77.50 dollars. the C. E. Society discussed Foreign Missionary Work. Next quarterly meeting set for Union Hill in May.

The Free Baptists Eagle W. T. Wood Harvey Solomon Free Baptist D. C. Hargraves C. E. Society Free Baptist Church Union Hill Church

Democratic Executive Committee Meets in Fort Worth

The Texas Democratic Executive Committee gathered in Fort Worth with 23 members present. Appointments filled district vacancies, a resolution censuring the chairman failed 7 to 16, and J R Hill was chosen to succeed W P Sebastian. Fort Worth won the site for the state convention over Galveston, 17 to 12, with another meeting planned for primaries and the state convention.

Carden State Democratic Executive Committee Fort Worth Edwards Tyler Smithden Hillsboro W. P. Sebastian A. and M.college J. R. Hill Palo Pinto Galveston Bailey Thos. H. Royder v. Wellborn

Sensational sale extended for six more days at Hunter & Chatham

Owing to bad weather the sale continues for another week ending Saturday February 22. Stock remains high and tickets are given with each 10 cent cash purchase. Hundreds have benefited in the eight days so far and more savings are offered to attract patrons.

Hunter & Chatham

Hughes League Organizers Form Advisory Committee

Promoters of the Hughes league met at the Manhattan Hotel to choose an advisory committee and finalize its organization. General Stewart L. Woodford, former minister to Spain, was named president to promote Governor Hughes presidential bid.

Hughes League New York Hughes League of the United States Manhattan League Hughes Stewart L. Woodford Spain

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