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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
2
Notice posted in Bryan Texas January 13 1908 lists subscription prices for the Postoffee paper with rates for one month three months and one year Advertising rates on application Readers asked to call the office when delivery fails or residence changes
A reflective essay argues education is more complex than learning alone. It claims curiosity drives growth, rejects forced study, and condemns punishing children for not eating or memorizing. The writer asserts true education blends wholesome mental nourishment with enjoyment and parental guidance.
An essay urges publishing frank discussions to enlighten readers and promote universal law. It notes stateside prohibition debates hinge on eleven senators, cites public optimism for peace, and references figures Castro Nation Roosevelt. The piece describes divorce trends in Texas and Illinois and recalls Austro-Hungarian era prison guards and escapes for a moral tone.
A verbose piece mocks travel abroad and customs, calling Abroad a metaphorical place bordered by seasickness and income and customs. It contrasts sales pitches from merchants with domestic offers, urging readers to judge prices locally against foreign appeals.
The Palestine Herald lauds Spooner-Wallack Company's touring troupe led by John Mike with Miss Allie Spooner as Rose and Edwin N. Wallock as Winston Jefferson. Seth Swap or a Yankee in Cuba features tonight with strong company performances and notable piano by Mr. Pitman.
A for sale notice offers one soriel seven months old blondwood colt. Described as gentle with good disposition and an exceptionally fine colt. Price is listed at 100 dollars. Contact M. E. Wallace for details.
Stockholders of the First National Bank of this city reelected the board of directors Dr. J. W Flowell Guy M. Bryan Jr L. L. Meinnis Robert W. Howell and H. O. Boatwright at a meeting in the bank offices. The officers reappointed were De Span Howell president Guy M. Bryan Jr vice president H. O. Boatwright second vice president L. L. Meinnis cashier and Robert W. Howell assistant cashier. A semiannual dividend of 5 percent was declared reflecting the bank’s satisfactory condition.
Miss Beatrice Mills, daughter of Ogden Mills, will marry the Earl of Granard tomorrow at her East Sixty ninth street home. The ceremony will be small with a large reception afterward, attended by prominent New York families including the Mackays, Astors, Vanderbilts, and Sloans.
Fruit cakes and fancy cakes and candy offered by Mrs. Otto Fochme. FOR LEASE The Gentry 10 acres and house south of the railroad tower, close in and fine track land. Apply to G. P. Bittle, Bryan Texas.
The Ladies Aid society of the Free Baptist church will hold a tea at Mrs. T A Searcy's residence Friday from 3 to 6 pm. All are invited to attend.
Marketing notice explains a one third discount on many items all week and a quarter off on everything else at Hunter and Chatham. Shoppers urged to act quickly for savings.
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