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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1909
Page
2
A disjointed collage of opinions and notices including remarks on Dick Outcault, Carrie Nation, George Washington, Ted Roosevelt, and William Jennings Bryan. The item also includes a formal Notice for Bids from A and M College of Texas detailing wood contracts with deadlines and bid security.
A called meeting is announced for Monday at eight o'clock to vote on or work in the Entered Apprentice degree. W M O E Saunders urges full attendance from the lodge members.
Our perfect telephone system lets you buy drug store goods without a personal call. Whether it is toilet articles rubber goods sick room nursery supplies or prescriptions we will select and deliver the items rush. Phone 66.
The program lists Answer Roll Call and Selected Music for Texas Day with songs Dixie and Our Southland, plus a paper and discussion by Mrs. Goodlet on the Confederate Womans Home fund. Mrs. Margaret L. Watson, Historian, invites inquiries and a printed life of Mrs. Goodlet for ten cents with two cents to the Historian and eight to the Confederate Womans Home. Alta Loma, Texas.
Bryan schools receive a drive to cultivate literary taste with a graded course of works, a city institute plan, and classroom talks led by Prof. Kinnard. The Longfellow event by Miss Ada Board and sixth grade pupils highlights the effort, while cautions on memory use and exams stress understanding over repetition. W. C. Lawson urges community support as exams approach.
The Pastors Association schedules a farewell service for Rev J A Challenner as he leaves Bryan for new work. It will be at the Christian church Sunday at 3 PM with Prof John H Allen presiding. The program includes hymns prayers readings talks and a farewell address by Rev Jas A Challenger.
State Evangelist Rev. S. W. Kendrick went to Houston yesterday afternoon and will preach two sermons today. He is slated to speak at 11 o clock in the morning at the First Baptist church and again this evening at the Liberty Avenue Baptist church.
Joe Kosh, owner of the saloon burned January 15, reached a settlement with insurance adjusters. He carried $1,500 coverage, but the adjusters refused full payment. after lengthy quarrel, he accepted $1,000.
Adjusters representing the carriers that covered the City Hall loss arrived and finalized the settlement. They approved the full $5,000 indemnity without objections.
A. W. Kinnard offers five dollars for the return of a black Berkshire sow with a notch in the left ear lost last November. The animal may have a litter of pigs now. Located or information directed to A. W. Kinnard, 71.
For sale a good gentle family horse see Sim Cooper at Webb Bros. Also pure blood Buff Orpington eggs $1.50 per 15 from Geo W Smith. Try Whi's Woolf stock food at Vick's Feed Store. Phone numbers 745 and 376 listed. Sewing machines by Singer with fifty years reputation. T A Satterwhite, Salesman and Collector, phone 745.
The First Baptist church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m with H H Newton as superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m and 745 p m by the pastor M E Weaver. B Y P U meets at 645 p m with Jim Thomas as president. Visitors receive a cordial welcome.
The Southwestern Life Insurance Company urges Texas lawmakers to enact laws that bar all foreign and home insurers from doing business in Texas unless they protect policy holders. They argue the Seal of Texas should signify safety, urging Texans to insure with Southwestern and keep Texas money in state. News from Oklahoma notes foreign companies may withdraw if new laws pass, causing premium payment and death-claim proof difficulties for policyholders and agents. Joe Breed is recommended to explain policies and assist with premiums and prompt beneficiary payments.
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