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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
2
The Eagle announces Frank Clarke as a candidate for re election to City Secretary, pending Democratic party action in Bryan. The report also covers inventor F S Wilcox and G D Tucker promoting a new 5000 combination padlock with emergency destroy mechanism and wholesale rights selling plans in Dallas and Bryan.
The Eagle commends the inventors behind a new lock design featuring alphabet letters on its edges, calling it a promising development for the field. The note closes with a nod to an Alumni President named Law.
Acknowledging Dr. Butler for service to church and school, congregants gift a fine buggy horse to extend his community work. Dr Butler thanks the committee and expresses appreciation for the thoughtful present.
A BY P U program from Sunday January 27 lists opening exercises scripture lesson Psalm 119 read by Miss Hollis. Addresses cover The Sunday School Board and Its Work by A W Buchanan and Baptists and the Bible by H O Boatwright followed by a general discussion on spreading God's Word with benediction.
A sales pitch notes 18 styles and a large stock of the new Douglas shoe line Norwood 45 with varied options. The brief highlights extensive inventory and brand name.
The Eagle announces H. E. Peverley as candidate for City Secretary of Bryan in the April election. A long-time Bryan resident since 1858 he served eight years as county tax assessor. Though his father was a prominent Democrat, Peverley is a lifelong Republican with widely known qualifications.
A carload of Macedonians arrived in Palestine Texas on January 25. Sixty three were sent to Lovelady ten to Gould twenty nine to Emory and three remained in Palestine. They will work on truck farms.
Seguin Texas January 25 Mrs Ed Schneider died at her Cottonwood home when clothes caught fire and she was burned to death.
A severe blaze devastated about half of Carney in Haskell County on Thursday causing an estimated loss of 20000 dollars. No further details on casualties were provided.
In Havana on January 25 prominent Cuban figures were reported to be planning potential visits to the United States. The article notes speculation about political implications and the possible schedule of meetings with American officials.
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