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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1906
Page
2
Texas announces its 100th state bank and notes that returns from the prosperity centers are still being tallied. Officials emphasize growth in financial access and ongoing assessment of regional economic programs.
A 19 year old youth and a 70 year old bride were married at St Joseph Michigan after meeting at a church social. The couple described their union as love at first sight highlighting an unlikely pairing and landmark ceremony for the community.
The article notes critics labeling Judge Bell unsafe and pro-corporation, while Colquitt upstages Col. Campbell in a Friday night address. Senator Joseph W. Bailey urges Democrats to oppose both monopoly and socialism, stressing active resistance. A Texas farmer reports fertilizer tests boosting corn to forty bushels per acre and cotton yields markedly higher, per R R Claridge.
The Eagle quotes Terrell election law explaining that any editor publisher manager or agent who publishes political advertising must label it as an advertisement and not as news, clarifying the legal requirement and its purpose for public disclosures.
The text outlines penalties for advertising matter labeled advertisement with fines between five hundred and one thousand dollars and possible imprisonment or road work, but excludes announcements of candidates for office from these provisions. The passage appears to be a legal notice or excerpt discussing advertising regulations and exceptions.
The long exhibit ball at the fair grounds will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids must be sealed and turned over to the secretary of the Bryan Fair Association by next Wednesday, July 18, at the office of Doremus & Butler. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Check of $30 must accompany bids. J. W. Batts, Secretary. M. F. Dansby, Pres.
Train fare details include limited round trips to Bryan with chair car, children half fare, special rate 36.05 for trains at Bryan times 2:48 am and 3:40 pm August 11 with return by August 13. Other accounts list Baptist association Navasota colored, Masons Fort Worth colored, Grand Lodge AOUW San Antonio, National Firemen Roanoke, Eagles Milwaukee, National Encampment Peoria, U B of F Lexington, Siloam Spring convention August 7 16, Epworth For Rent notice for a four room house in Tyler
D B Ballard so announces a county convention to elect delegates to the Texas state convention at El Paso Aug 14 1906 and calls precinct conventions on July 28 1906 to elect delegates and a new precinct chairman. List of precinct votes and presiding officers is included. Secretary E W Knox attests.
Washington July 14 1906 forecast details predict a major disturbance crossing the continent by July 19 with heat to peak in the east and southeast of the storm path. Weather will worsen around July 23 24 with squalls possible in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions.
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