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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1906
Page
2
Ballinger announces discovery of rich silver and copper ore nearby. He notes a shift from politics to business and crops, predicting the public will breathe a sigh of relief as the center of attention moves.
An exchange interviews thirty successful men and thirty loafers to probe upbringing and future conduct. The piece argues Mr. Bell has never favored corporations in any public or private role across bench, senate, congress, or attorney general service. It also notes a legal ruling on delegate seats: counties have a fixed number of delegates in state and district conventions, preventing mass importation of delegates to sway conventions. Brazos county has four votes.
The Many Merry Maids gathered at the Reed home Tuesday for a paper doll contest with Dorcas Parker winning a candy box and Margaret Zuber receiving a consolation doll. Other events include an informal dance at the Elks club rooms and a Fun Feather club lake excursion with Caldwell guests. The Needle Workers and Girls' Musical Club held meetings with prize contests, refreshments, and plans for future gatherings led by Corine James, Mary Ross Parker, Madeline Hallway, and Ira Maude Camp.
With newspaper help candidates for governor engage in a continuous joint discussion answering each other’s charges with rapid fire counterattacks. The scene highlights strong candidate performance and the press’s pivotal role in coverage.
Norwood's at 85 Eagle offers the $1.50 shirts for $1.25 in a limited men’s apparel promotion. The store location is 195 Norwood.
Washington July 21 forecast disturbance crossing the continent with warm and cool waves across regions and a downward trend toward winter. It warns July 20 end of severe storms and notes August crop weather will impact the 1906 corn crop. Also criticizes government crop reports as deceptive to speculators.
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