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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
4
The Hearne Democrat urges strict stock law enforcement while the Navasota Examiner also calls for enforcement. Both editorials advocate stronger rules to manage livestock.
The Leander Record quotes advice urging husbands to be faithful and supportive through joy and sorrow, share laughter, comfort in hardship, and praise her, to be remembered in old age for kindness shown.
J H Norwood notes large immigrant flow from Central Texas to Western Texas and West Texas towns. Banks report substantial deposits by newcomers, while experts warn the boom may fade and many migrants risk losing cash assets if conditions sour.
An advance notice previews The Minister's Son for Monday night at the opera house. The drama mirrors Way Down East with a country girl led astray, a city villain, and her savior brother Simon who forces a marriage and later profits from an invention before returning home to protect his parents. The presenting company is described as good.
Rev Challener speaks on How to Study the Bible at 11 am with a drawing and bouquet of flowers. Evening topic Christ the Central Figure. A 4 pm teachers meeting for Bible school workers. Morning service 10 50, evening 7 30. Building committee meets tomorrow night to discuss new church plans. Texas Bakery offers fresh bread and cakes. call 89 for special orders.
A sequence of social events unfolds as Robt S Webb Jr hosts a refined twenty first birthday dinner with pink and white decor, guest list including Stuart Boatwright and J W Payne, and a pearl and gold umbrella gift. Nearby, the IL G Club hosts a Valentine party with red hearts and fortune games, while Mrs Pryor entertains euchre guests from Austin and Ballinger with post-card score cards. Additional gatherings feature neighborhood children’s seventh birthday for Edgar Perry, a masquerade ball at Ellis Hall, and Embroidery Club meetings at the Law and Coulter homes with refreshments and sewing session prizes.
The initial social meeting of the Sunday school chief of the First Baptist church was held in the parlors of the Texas Woman's College on Friday evening. Thirty members invited one guest each and refreshments were served. Mayor J E Butler to address the Mutual Improvement Club on Civic Improvement next meeting. Henry XIII with parallel Tudor history chosen as next year's course of study. Mrs Joe Gilbert of College elected to membership.
Dr Buckner head of Buckner Orphan Home will preach at 11 this morning at the First Baptist church. Rev G A Foster will preach the evening service and a cordial invitation is extended to all. Dr Butler the pastor has been indisposed.
Border city celebration plans run February 21 to 25 featuring bull fights Mexican dances parades and street fairs as cross border excitement. Laredo offers low excursion rates from February 20 to 21 with return through February 25 and option to visit Monterey Mexico for up to ten days. Stop overs south of San Antonio allowed to explore the Garden Patch of Southwest Texas. Tickets available through I and G N R R agents or D J Price and George D Hunter Palestine Texas. We also note sewing machines for rent or sale by I A Satterwhite at Mrs B White furniture store.
The bulletin outlines a sequence of continental disturbances, warm and cool waves, and storm patterns from mid February to early March. It predicts crossing times for the Pacific coast, Rockies, central valleys, and eastern states, with a note that the coming period will repeat February's pattern but less severe. It warns of extreme weather risks to crop seasons and stresses foreknowledge for farmers, predicting colder April weather in some regions and advising proper sowing timing.
Multiple testimonials from Texans in Jacksonvi Campbellton Manor Midland and San Antonio praise Adams and Austin eye surgeons for restoring reading vision after long blindness from cataracts or granulated lids. Patients report rapid improvement within days to weeks and attribute recovery to the doctors’ treatment.
They claim to straighten cross eyes in ten minutes without pain or chloroform and have treated over a thousand in Texas. Practicing in Texas for ten years, they recently opened permanent offices in Palestine Jacksonville and Hearne and will visit monthly. They invite inquiries and guarantee cures for accepted cases with charity free of charge for curable blindness.
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