Illustrated Songs Change of Program Each Night
The notice advertises new illustrated songs with a different program each evening. Matinees available Friday and Saturday with ongoing showings.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
The notice advertises new illustrated songs with a different program each evening. Matinees available Friday and Saturday with ongoing showings.
A compilation of editorials and notices from the Bryan Morning Eagle dated January 14 1909. Topics include subscription rates and delivery reminders, remarks on national figures Roosevelt Tillman Castro and Bryan, local agriculture plans in League City Brazos county, Galveston’s new pavilion near the jetty, a critique of a state prohibition election and a Jackson Day speech summary.
Senator Dillingham suggests borrowing the Confederate Constitution to lengthen the president term to six years and bar incumbents from immediate re election. The move aims to limit repeated holds on executive power and reshape the political cycle.
Houston Chronicle Austin correspondent foresees the Thirty-first Texas Legislature enacting fewer and better laws. He likens legislative activity to a dog with tallow legs chasing an asbestos cat through hades, a vivid image he says fits the case despite its oddity. The remark reflects concerns of commercial secretaries and corporations facing restraint.
Miss Patrice Mills daughter of Ogden Mills wed the Earl of Granard in a ceremony at the Mills residence on Fifty ninth Street. Attended by notable society figures, the event featured bridesmaids from prominent families and a large reception. The Earl, 34, is a Liberal peer with military service and royal duties.
Notice warns that 1897 receipts must be issued before February 1 1909 and urges recipients to act now or risk being left out. Signed by W. WippRecHT, tax collector.
WW Wilsor advertises 1476 acres in the Moser Hughes survey near Edge with reasonable price and terms. Includes half acre with improvements one block east of the home, 80 acres adjoining the & M College land, 190 acres with Double Sulphur springs on Navasta river. W.8. HUDSON, It.
Mr. Robert Buckhaults, formerly on Drew farms near Edge, returned Wednesday from Nolan county where he lived for sixteen months. He plans to settle in Brazos county for business, preferring local life despite differences he notes between West and East Texas. He rented his old farm, has prior start with horses and cattle, and aims to make a success here.
A student recital featured performances including Macdowell Constancy Miss McCauley and Sonatina Kuhlana Miss Boatwright. Liszt The Loreley Miss Melanis Gade ass on Novelette Song Without Words Miss Gallaher and several vocal numbers by Miss Gussie Buchanan Miss Mawhinney Aylward Beloved it is Morn and a duet Wedding Music by Mr Graham and Mr Techau. A notice ends with an ad for a sale and shop location over Smith Drug Co.
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