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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
4
Bryan Eagle lists H B E Peverley as a candidate for City Secretary in the April city election. The piece also notes Roosevelt’s third term talk, urging the president to step down when his time is up, and comments on public interest tied to the Thaw case and related relief.
A sharp rebuke targets Richard Mansfield and his supporters urging exile after advocating a constitutional monarchial system. The author argues the country would be better off if Mansfield and like-minded figures left and did not return.
For sale 112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and timber. 140 acres 8 miles south of Bryan with large residence and tenant houses at 1400 price. Capt Polk brick residence 1 mile south of city. 400 acres near market: 200 prairie and farm 200 timber with water and improvements. 2 lots near Main street with 5 room house stables garden water. 1000 price. Nearby Allen Academy residence 5 rooms price 900. Also chests seeking farm and city property. call to sell.
The Austin tax tinkers should seek the fellow who avoids paying his part. It is a sad day when many believe only one man meets leadership requirements.
John Boalt from Thermopylae visited the Alamo with Miss Eager as custodian. He spoke of lifelong Greek pride in Thermopylae and wished to carve a line on the walls noting Thermopylae’s messenger of defeat and the Alamo.
Professor Fermier of the Agricultural and Mechanical College at Bryan seeks information from Mayor Landes about bringing a group of mechanical engineering students to Galveston for an inspection trip. He notes students benefit from seeing local engineering facilities and a reply suggests a future visit. The Galveston News reports officials will assist with access and information.
A solicitous friend asks if he gives his son good advice and the sardonic man replies yes. He explains he repeats the same guidance his father and grandfather gave, hoping someday someone will actually take it as it passes down generations.
The Eagle reports on Dr Tait Butler of Raleigh advising South Carolina live stock breeders to use cotton seed meal in horse and mule rations. He argues 2 pounds of meal can replace 4 pounds of corn or oats, and suggests practical mixes for hard work horses to improve muscle building and reduce all corn diets.
An advertisement promotes Queen Quality low shoes in numerous shapes and leathers for house street outing or dress. Eugene Edge. 77.
A collection of witty definitions and paradoxes on lines and shapes in women’s fashion from the Chicago Record-Herald. The pieces compare straight lines to openings and bargain tables, and note that women equal to the same thing are not always equal to each other.
In Brooklyn Eagle prose a talking scene unfolds where Aunt Dinah visits a recovering mistress Miss Lila. Dinah claims prayers guided the mistress toward recovery and jokes about having prayed for herself a brown silk dress from Miss Lila.
The Manchester Guardian notes a professional language student’s view that modern Irish is more difficult than ancient Greek, reflecting a debate on linguistic complexity and learning challenges.
A new five room house just finished with cribs fences well cistern garden and fresh paint. Four acres on the town south side with fertilized land suitable for truck farming orchard poultry or future growth. Interior features and air quality noted. price suggested at 2500.00 but offered for a quick sale with emphasis on urgency.
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