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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
2
A Denton county farmer plants ninety acres of popcorn though market demand remains calm. An expert in leprosy disputes quarantine notions at San Antonio. Biblical phrases, fatigue, and a notable Bible oath reference mingle with Texas clean-up efforts and MLS club involvement.
A long opinion piece surveys political figures and issues, criticizing campaigns, tax bills, worries, and aphorisms. It laments overlooked topics like the Anansas club, notes Arkansas liquor rules for medicine, and parries various public figures with parables and scientific claims.
The Herald argues that farmers, despite owning land and producing essential goods, are exploited by special privileges enjoyed by others. Cooperation is presented as the means by which farmers can counter these advantages and regain independence. The piece asserts this lesson is simple and long understood by wiser farmers.
The Houston and Texas Central plans a new passenger station at College Station. The project follows earlier recommendations and priority improvements, with work expected to begin within the next few months.
Graana jury reported twenty five indictments to the court. Twenty indictments target one man, Richard Boone, for forgery. Boone has been in the county jail. if convicted in all cases, he faces a long term. No trials held yesterday. only a few civil orders and cases set.
A sales notice by T. A. Satterwhite, with fifty years in the field, urges men to leave certain topics to wives and notes Singer sewing machines lead the market with sales surpassing all competitors combined. Phone 745.
Anyone with claims against the estate of W. A. Bell must present them promptly. MO. K. Parker is appointed administrator and will settle all affairs according to law.
City of Bryan adopts an ordinance for a city election to select a Marshal Secretary and three city council members. Voting to be held at the County Court House on the first Tuesday in April, the sixth day of the month, under the city charter state law and a council appointed presiding officer. Approved March 4, 1909 by Mayor J. T. Maloney and City Secretary B. Hines.
A list of notable events and figures tied to March 5 across years: deaths of Richard Coote and Laplace, Mesmer’s theory, Santa Anna’s Alamo capture, shifts in U S leadership, and political milestones. Includes births and state entries with locations and dates.
The Palestine Herald questions Senator Perkins by noting editors rarely trade space for railroad transport and mocking the idea that a newspaper would sell its honor to barter advertising space for railcar service.
City officials warn landlords and residents that all premises must be kept in sanitary condition. An inspection will occur within ten days and any violations will be addressed under law. Mayor 79 J. T. Maloney signs the notice.
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