Campbell to Speak at Bryan Courthouse Friday Evening
Hon. Tom Campbell of Palestine seeks votes for governor and will speak at Bryan courthouse on Friday July 13 at 3 PM. Public invited to attend this campaign stop and hear the candidate.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
2
Hon. Tom Campbell of Palestine seeks votes for governor and will speak at Bryan courthouse on Friday July 13 at 3 PM. Public invited to attend this campaign stop and hear the candidate.
Readers hear about ongoing sales and discounts at Hunter & Chatham and Wilson & Edge in Navasota with reduced prices on hats shoes and dress goods. Travel notes mention residents visiting relatives and merchants expanding business including bank interior work and Elks lodge activities.
Rain last night was widespread across Cameron Hearne Navasota and Hempstead with Brazos county calling it a glorious God send of incalculable value. People praise the Lord for His mercy enduring forever.
Miss Celia Zeehden battled a maddened doe in Thomas Blagden park to save Miss Lydia Davidson from injury. The animal ripped Zeehden’s clothes and bruised her before bystanders drove it off. Davidson escaped unharmed.
In Chicago on June 25 President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor announced plans for a union exposition. Minneapolis is eyed as the exposition site to celebrate organized labor worldwide and in the United States. The display will feature union products across industries and highlight growth since inception, with about two million AFL members expected to contribute and international participation anticipated.
June 25 report to the house on a General deficiency appropriation bill carrying 10,945,500 includes a line item paying Texas 375,418 for state troops' services from 1855 to 1860.
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