Postefice Bryan Texas Entry Charge Noted
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
2
Local postal entry shows classification as second class matter with a postage amount of 40 cents and a subsequent 1.00 and 4.00 noted in the record.
The Commercial Secretaries Association is unfairly accused of being dominated by outside capital while past leaders like Jim Hog are praised for restraining plunderers. The piece argues against blanket accusations and notes railroads’ land losses and debates over reform measures such as the barrier law and double taxation.
A call to stop demanding complete removal of bridles and to ease control. Leaders should be genuine and avoid mobilizing supporters under banners that carry two meanings or hidden interpretations. Continuous leadership without a following is urged.
A New York millinery firm releases a 32 page price list prefaced by samples of moral sayings from famous writers. The miscellany includes quips on idleness, religion, politics, profanity, and reform, with notes on Arizona statehood and local governance, reflecting a broad, provocative mix of topics.
A fragmented text urges boys to develop industry and thrift, noting the risk of overambitious parental guidance toward large political goals. It emphasizes career preparation, public service capacity, and the danger of inflated expectations from schools or parents.
The house決s adjournment on March 13 likely ends many radical bills and constitutional amendments before the legislature. A special session will be called by the governor soon after adjournment to address unfulfilled platform demands and limited case legislation.
Notice to delinquent payers stating imminent seizure of taxes at once with a 16 cents per mile and 3.50 cont. fee. Signed by IPPRECHT Tax Collector Brazos County February 1 1909.
Real estate notice from Taliaferro courthouse discusses Brazos County abstract and title deeds under the office valve in the main courthouse. Filing implications concern land titles and property records.
The Eagle endorses J. E. Covey for another term as alderman in Bryan, urging voters in the Democratic primary on March 1. Covey, Bryan born and raised, has served several years and asks re election based on his record of efficient and conscientious city administration.
Dr. Geo B Butler formerly pastor of the First Baptist church Bryan and pastor at Gaston Ave Dallas has accepted a call to the First Baptist church of Austin and will move about March 1 to begin duties. Mrs Butler and the boys are visiting relatives in Natchez Mississippi.
Readable notice invites all students to a social tea at the college on February 22 from 4 to 6 PM. The event is organized by the Texas Woman's College and aims to welcome students and invite broad participation.
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