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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
2
King Edward requested a private audience with W. J. Bryan, a well deserved compliment to the distinguished American, and their meeting was very informal and democratic.
In Centerville Democrat totals urge voters to back Bell and promote local ads for autumn business while praising school systems. A public finance note claims last Congress left US families owing $55.10 each, based on an $11.02 per capita national appropriation for 80 million people, likening it to a hidden tax on adults.
Following is a summary of the meat inspection bill from the Fifty-ninth Congress. Before any cattle sheep swine or goats enter a slaughtering establishment they must be examined alive for disease and if found outwardly diseased they are to be slaughtered separately and the carcasses given a special examination. All carcasses are to be carefully inspected and if sound.
Bryan’s handsome new Presbyterian church is rapidly nearing completion. Contractor I. H. Newton will likely finish this week and turn keys to church authorities. The building features buff brick, steel ceiling, art glass windows, polished oak furnishings, and a large adjoining lecture room. Dr West plans to formally open in mid September after a congregation meeting held during his vacation. Sidewalks along east and south fronts, built under Dr West with a few colored helpers, showcase his civic interest and set a local example for sidewalk and trolley-line improvements.
A Sunday morning rally at 11 o clock at the Fret Baptist church in Bryan aims to spark broad interest in local schools and support Christian education. The event will not raise funds or collect subscriptions and welcomes all. Speakers include Dr. Geo B Butler Mayor J E Butler F M Law Prof R O Allen A W Buchanan. A musical program will be included.
The text outlines inspection stages for meat and meat foods, including pass or condemn tags, a second inspection of carcasses, and a third inspection tracking products into containers. It requires labels on cans and canvases, sanitary standards for establishments, and government inspectors' right to enter any facility.
Strayed from a lot in Bryan on Wednesday night a pair of bay mares about 144 and 154 hands high. One bears a jaw brand aloo X on shoulder. A $10 reward offered for delivery to J M Saladiner Bryan Texas. Last seen five miles north of Bryan on Benchley road.
A messenger from Cameron dam reports sheriff and six Milwaukee troops battled outlaw John Dietz near Ladysmith Wisconsin. One soldier is fatally wounded, Dietz's son is hurt, and Dietz remains fortified as doctors head to the scene. The fight involves Dietz's household women and about 150 shots. The Chippewa Lumber Co seeks to move rotting logs from Thornapple dam despite Dietz's hold.
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