Bryan City Alderman Candidate E Rohde Nominated
The Eagle announces E Rohde as a candidate for Alderman in the upcoming city election, pending action by the Democratic party of Bryan. W F E Saunders.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
4
Rohde Named Democratic Alderman Candidate in Bryan
The Eagle announces E Rohde as a candidate for Alderman of Bryan subject to the city party primary set for February 21. Rohde, a native Texan raised in Bryan, declines a personal canvass but will present his claims to voters. He previously served as Hearne alderman and now belongs to Bryan business circles as a conservative, experienced candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rohde
Bryan
Democratic Party of
Executive Committee
Rohde
Hearne
Hartgraves Arrives to Oversee Caldwell Gooch Building
Contractor J R Hartgraves of Caldwell arrives with brother B F Jackson to supervise the Buchanan Moore Co. project. A bricklaying corps led by W W Miffen, Jas A Rainey and John Marrih joins the crew as work on the new Gooch building proceeds, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hartgraves
Caldwell
Buchanan-Moore Co
B. F. Jackson
John Marrih
Co operative Dairy Farm Plans Considered Near Denison
In College Station Texas Mr B H Rawls of the US Department of Agriculture dairy division met with Prof J W Carson to review building plans for a cooperative dairy farm near Denison. The project includes a manager residence a dairy barn a horse barn 125 ton storage a tenant house hog sheds chicken yards and more. A cropping system with alfalfa peanuts sorghum corn and other feeds was outlined. The venture is a joint effort by Denison Board of Trade USDA and Texas A and M College with a formed corporation of Denison business men purchasing land and preparing for spring planting to test dairy viability and marketing methods in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
B. H. Rawls
Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
J. W. Carson
Texas Experimental Stations
Denison
Denison Board of Trade
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas
New Arrivals Spring Suits and White Messalin Waists
Levy Bros Houston promotes spring silk and wool suits and a large shipment of Messalin white net waists. T A Satterwhite Bryan Tex urges buying a Singer Sewing Machine with lifetime-quality work and cites repair costs for inferior machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie H. Ballard
Agt
Levy Bros
Houstone
Singer
T. A. Satterwhite
Bryan
Tex
Rink Contest Vote Count Reveals Winners
The vote tally from last night shows Miss Jenkins with 8 525 votes and Miss E MRE AL a sy oe ate 8 article text appears garbled. results indicate two top contenders Miss Jenkins and another contestant with sizable votes May imply local skating club or rink contest standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Mme Bddy
Dee
Brandon Nominated for City Alder man in Bryan Primary
The notice announces G. M. Brandon as a candidate for alderman of Bryan City subject to the Democratic primary on Thursday February 21. It says Brandon is a well reputed citizen trusted by all who know him and will provide capable wise leadership for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Brandon
City of
Bryan
Brandon
The Minister's Son at Grand Opera House
W B Patton’s former cast member J M Stout starred in The Minister's Son at the Grand Opera House to a small audience. The familiar play, not up to Patton standard, drew a moderate crowd and featured Stout in the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. B. Patton
Grand Opera House
J. M. Stout
Patton
Mr. Stout
Freshman and Sophomore Numbers Beat Bat talion at College
The Bat talion, A and M College’s student newspaper, was produced this week by the freshman class with editor in chief T. D. Copeland Ed Berg as associate editor W J Murphy local editor J P Tucker exchange editor Symes athletic editor and F H Cunningham YMCA editor This week’s issue will be supervised by the sophomore class and a capable staff has been chosen Also advice to insure life and property appears with Jno B Hines listed for insurance in Smith Building phone 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Tex
The
Battalion
A. and M. College
T. D. Copeland
Ed. Berg
W. J. Murphy
J. P. Tucker
Jno. B. Hines
Smith Building
The Berry He Was
A historic anecdote about Bishop Berry of the Methodist Episcopal church who, as a young preacher, called himself a berry and coaxed the audience to guess. An old lady finally labeled him a gooseberry, green and all, prompting him to continue the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Berry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ageing effects seen in animal shells noted by scientist
A Washington scientist notes retrogressive changes in shells of cephalopods, brachiopods, and some bivalves as they age. He says the animal returns toward a second childhood in mind and body, with the shell showing resemblance to its younger form in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Started Early Enough Dialogue Teaser
A Philadelphia Ledger quip notes a father questioning a girl about her suitor. The exchange centers on a late good night with a punchline that the suitor’s timing extended past midnight. Entitled Mary and her mysterious young man the brief line hints at a humorous flirtation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Philadelphia Ledger
Second Book Earns the Bank Book Label
A rising author notes that a successful first book paves the way for the second. He adds that his second book became a bank book, signaling financial success tied to the initial hit. A companion confirms the sentiment with agreement about the career arc.
Old Age and Rushing Editorial Insight
The Manchester Union notes the inevitability of aging despite rapid progress in industry. It argues no oil or invention can spare the aging process or keep all mechanisms in peak condition as progress accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Union
Modern Irish tougher than ancient Greek says Guardian
A Manchester Guardian quotation argues modern Irish outpaces ancient Greek in difficulty for serious language students. The line contrasts linguistic challenge with social critique, noting the uneasy balance between availability of meat for the poor and digestion for the rich, attributed to Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Guardian
Laredo Nuevo Laredo Celebrate George Washington Birthday
Border cities plan a four day Washington birthday fest with bull fights street fairs and parades from Feb 21. Excursion fares to Laredo and Monterey Mexico offered by I and G N R R with stop overs south of San Antonio for travelers to explore Southwest Texas Garden Patch. Details from D J Price GEO D Hunter and O Pikta assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
George Washington
Rio Grande
United States
New Laredo
G. NR
Monterey
Mex
San Antonio
D. J. Price
Geo
D. Hunter
O. Pikta
Asst
G. P
G.N.R.R
Palestine
Priddy Declares Re election Bid for Alder Office
J B Priddy announces his bid for re election to the aldermanic seat in the democratic primary set for February 21. He has served four years and aims to continue serving the public, urged by friends and supported by The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Priddy
City of
Bryan
Priddy
How He Got Even During Civil War Times
In Fayville Gilman Fay known as Gil visits a general store to buy 60 cents of goods. With scarce change the clerk offers slips with figures as future change. Gil questions the slips and leaves. He returns later offering pumpkin seeds as change to redeem for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Fay
Gil
Fayville
Dexter Fay
Fay
Boston Herald
A Bluff With a Cork Leg
A man with a cork leg recounts a railroad smoking car tale about enduring pain. He demonstrates by pricking his leg with a knife, provoking one fainting, another pallor, and a third man to leave the car. The anecdote, attributed to the New York Press, centers on stoicism and bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Stories of Brahms and his sharp replies to would-be patrons
Anecdotes recount Brahms seating on the piano lid to test critics and dismissals for courage. He teased a caller with a misdirected question, then guided him to his home with quiet humor. The master’s wit underscored his exacting standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Dr. Brahms
The Treacherous Lioness
A trainer argues that lionesses are more dangerous than lions due to temper and treachery. He notes lionesses appear affectionate but can strike suddenly, likening their actions to a fox terrier. The piece warns that female cats cause most trainer attacks.
Greenland Glaciers Exhibit Tall Vertical Faces
Observations show almost all Greenland glaciers terminate in vertical faces 100 to 1000 feet high with pronounced basal ice stratification. Earth materials carried by the ice appear in layered laminations, sometimes twisted or shoved. Ice border movement ranges from one foot per day to one per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Parrot Complains Like a Small-Scale Critic
A witty Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange recalls a man building a two story parrot house. The bird greets him the next morning with profane remarks, apparently mistaking him for the janitor and complaining about the dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
His First Love Affair Joke Reveals Self-Love Twist
A humorous dialogue shows Mrs. Rose asking Mrs. Pose about her husband’s loves. Pose replies he loved himself long before meeting her, and Rose laughs at the idea, turning the question into a witty self-love punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Pose
Rose
Women In Medicine Headlines From Boston Transcript
The passage notes a First Lady Doctor resting and recovering while a Second Lady Doctor confirms a morning proposal. Delirium is suggested by the dialogue as the context for the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
A Coward Never Forgave Proverb Note
A French proverb states that a coward never forgives, highlighting a trait linked to lack of mercy and stubborn retaliation.
Cataract patients report restored reading vision in Texas trials
(Text provided) Numerous Texas residents including T. P. Seay and Rev. Pinkney Hawkins claim cataract treatment by Drs. Adams & Austin restored reading vision. Patients from Jacksonville, Belton, Manor, Campbellton, Midland and San Antonio describe decades of blindness or limited sight improving to reading vision within days to weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Hawkins
Baptist Texas
Belton
Y. G. Brister
Campbellton
Texas
Adams & Austin
Rydell
Manor
Drs. Adams & Austin
Susan Edwards
R. R. Smith
East
Commerce Street
San Antonio
Austin
Drs. Adams
Visual remedy group expands in Texas clinics
The group offers painless eye treatment with offices in Palestine, Jacksonville and Hearne Texas with monthly visits. They claim cure for all accepted cases and provide free charity cures for those in need, including chronic and difficult eye troubles, promising straightening of misaligned eyes in ten sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Cing
Palestine
Jacksonville
Hearne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postoffice
Carnes & Wallace
Eagle
Frank Clarke
Democratic Party
H. E. Peverley
U. S. Boyett
Henry Berger
Democratic Party of the Ciy of
Bayan
W. F E. Saunders
Hartgraves
Bryan, Texas
Co-Operative Dairy Farm
Gi. M. Brandon
the Minster’s
Giles
T. P. Seay
Dave Brunson
Midland
Fort Worth
Call At Exchange Hotel
Cae
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