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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1909

Page

2

Lincoln centennial plans and Jackson editor reply

Jackson Miss January 22 1909 Rich ard Lloyd Jones editor of Collier s Weekly wired back None whatever Neither have we arranged to celebrate the burning of Jackson the fall of Vicksburg or the surrender at Appomattox Please advise us what plans are being made in New York City for the next celebration of the birthday of Jefferson Davis Daily News Mrs Hettie Green disapproves of the young man seeking her as son in law

Collier's Weekly Jackson Miss Mississippi Richard Lloyd Jones New York Vicksburg Appomatox

Roosevelt Square deal stance on Panama canal division

The piece critiques Roosevelt for opposing a level Panama Canal dig and rails at Irish, noting tariff impact on the American merchant marine. It cites E. H. R. Green claiming aeroplanes cost 2500 to 4000 dollars, comparable to a medium farm, and reflects on forgotten free trade and sailors rights.

Mr. Roosevelt Panama Canal E. H. R. Green

Telephone order service for Drug Store Goods delivery

Perfect telephone system lets customers buy toilet articles rubber goods and nursery supplies with a phone call. Staff select and deliver the goods if you are busy or ill, ensuring fast service and convenience.

Knox to become first Philander as secretary of state

The note says Mr. Knox will be the first person named Philander to hold the role of secretary of state. It adds that Philander was the pen name used by Robbie Burns in his letter to Clarinda.

Mr. Knox Philander Robbie Burns Clarinda

Intexcerpts of Diverse 19th Century Opinions on Texas Affairs

Commentary condemns factionalism among Daughters of the Republic over the Alamo and predicts political conflicts with a new congress in Texas. It notes Roosevelt era groups, tariff debates, and social trends among farmers while commemorating Geronimo as a historic figure.

Honest fairs vs gambling horserace shows in Galveston note

The Galveston Tribune contrasts genuine fairs with gambling horserace events and urges calm about verdicts in the Cooper-Sharpe murder case. It warns punishment or pardon may lead to further tragedy and advocates supporting Tennessee’s efforts to improve the county’s landscape and resources.

Cooper-Sharpe Old Tennessee

City Schools Report Holiday and Inspect Heating Plant

The city schools observed a holiday on February 22. Trustees visited East and West side schools, examined the heating plant, and planned a board meeting. Several pupils posted high exam averages while notes criticized memorization over understanding and application.

M. F. Dansby East Side W. T. James A. M. Waldrop Board of Trustees West Side Sue McLelland

For Sale 15 Jersey Cows Fresh In Milk Listed

For sale 15 head of high grade Jersey cows, all fresh in milk. Hensaring Bros. 68.

Jersey Hensaring Bros

Mean Man Warns of Moral Decline in Southern Farmer

In Offham Observations the writer laments a rise in unhealthy habits among city youths and cites a Texas navy recruitment note where only nine of sixty applicants were physically fit. He blames cigarette smoking alcohol and other vices for the decline.

Offham Texas Navy

Texas Insurance Laws and Southwestern Stand

Discussion on Texas life insurance regulation and the Southwestern stance. Advocates strong laws to keep Texas dollars and protect policy holders, warning that foreign firms may withdraw if laws tighten. Calls readers to see Joe Breed for life insurance and faster claim proofs.

Texas Southwestern United States Seal of Texas Southwestern Life Insurance Company Joe Breed

Skirts at One Third Off in Wilson and Derden Sale

Local store advertises skirts for women at one third off. The sale highlights Panama skirts and fine girl styles. Promotional wording emphasizes discounted prices and fashion items available at Wilson Derden.

Wilson& Derden

Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in Brazos Co

Tax collector W Wipprecht warns delinquent taxpayers in Brazos County to pay immediately to avoid extra charges. The notice dated February 1, 1909, cites a 10 cent per mile travel cost and a $1.50 expense, urging payment to save the added costs.

W. Wipprecht Brazos CO

Texas leads in inventor output and women contributors

The Southern Inventor notes Texas as a rising force with 12 to 15 patents issued weekly, outpacing Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Arkansas combined. It highlights 3,000 to 4,000 Texas inventors and strong representation of Texas women among notable inventions, praising southern innovation.

Eagle Texas Inventor's Association New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Massachusetts Texas Star of the Union Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Arkansas

Harvard President Dr Charles W Eliot Visits A and M College

Distinguished guest Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard University president arrives by 3 40 train this afternoon to attend a faculty banquet tonight and join the corner stone laying of the new engineering building tomorrow morning He will address faculty students and visitors after the ceremony The Masonic lodge participates in the corner stone laying.

Charles W. Eliot Harvard University A. & M. College North Texas Eliot Masonic Lodge

Golf Club Notice for 4 PM Meeting

The Eagle requests all Golf Club members attend at the links this afternoon at 4 o clock for business of importance.

O E. Saunders

White Goods Sale Offers Bargains on Linens

A local sale begins Monday featuring 36 inch fine linen at 19 cents and 36 inch white Linene at 12 12 cents. Art linen priced at 39 cents for 386 inch lengths. Wilson & Derden referenced as period source.

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. J. Fountain Bryan Morning Eagle THE Eagle Printing CO C. C. Shelburne Tin Eorell John B. Hines W. S. Wilson JR Eugene Edge J. E. Covey H. A. Burger Bryan, Texas Daily News Hettie Green Galveston Emmel & Maloney the Daughters of the Republic the Alamo Ananias Club Roosevelt Guard of Honor Geronimo King Philip Tecumseh Black Hawk Galveston Tribune Brazos County Walker Cndy City Schools Robert Armstrong Allen Myers C. Opersteny Austin Stuart Lon A. Ball Fannie Butler Julia Dean Lena Dean T. Franklin Ara Haswell L. Haneman P. Lehmann Lucile Trant Austin I R. Phillips J. B. Hines Ince Wilson & Derden Watche Will S. Higgs Riages Phaetons S. H. Franklin Upper Market Comfort Buchanan-Moore
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