Advertising Rates and Press Notes from Bryan Texas
Advertising rates on application. Subscribers urged to call office when papers not delivered or when changing residence. March 9 1909 Bryan Texas. Governor threatens legislature with the grindstone. Taft inauguration weather and politics noted. Prohibitionists support for Cone Johnson discussed amid social reform ideas. Corn Growing Club attracts attention. skepticism about members' behavior. Harsh blizzard impact on Taft date debate revived. Beaumont Enterprise comment on Tom Platt’s long political life. Galveston speaks of two Johnsons in local politics. Predictions about Theodore Roosevelt’s Africa expedition draw divergent views from astrologer. Opposition to antihorse race betting bill noted. gambling in social functions criticized. Austin and Dallas political centers. Democratic party splits on prohibition Baileyism. statecraft efforts acknowledged.
Women Know Best About Sewing Machines
Inger reputation backed by fifty years experience. Singer sales exceed all others combined. T. A. Satterwhite, salesman and collector, phone 7%.
Very Cheap Rates Offered at A and M College Summer Programs
College Station Texas March 8 Applications for enrollment in the A and M College Texas summer school and summer normal are numerous. Milner expects large attendance with farmers drawn by courses in agriculture animal husbandry dairy and cotton classing. The six week terms cost 40 50 dollars, dormitory meals and all incidentals included. Examinations for teachers certificates run July 26 27 28 29. Veterans note student labor funds offset costs as students work to pay expenses. The veterinary department demonstrates the key cholera serum with Dr M P Marsteller inoculating hogs after a Gainesville outbreak.
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College Station
Texas
A. and M. College of Texas
T Milner
State Educational Department
A. and M. College
B. Spisa
M. College
College
P. Marsteller
Gainesville
James Whaley
Fish Counting Puzzle From Adams County Record
A humorous old item notes Charley telling James he fished a number of fish equal to a complex arithmetic puzzle using biblical and biblical-linked figures. The column cites a West Union Ohio paper and calls the result a figurine. The gist is a riddle yielding the fish count.
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Geneva
Neb
N. Taylor
Adams County Record
West Union
Ohio
Charley
James
Luke
Jerico
Judas
Christ
Moses
Canaan
Sons of Thunder
Bryan City Officers Election Ordered for April
City of Bryan votes to elect Marshal Secretary and three council members. Election to be held at the County Court House in Bryan on the first Tuesday in April, following City Charter Ordinances and state election laws. Adopted March 4, 1909 by Mayor J T Maloney and City Secretary J B Hines.
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City of
Bryan
County Court House
J.T. Maloney
J. B. Hines
Sec Y
Cavitt's Drug Store Half-Price 12 1 2 Cent Pop Sale
Cavitt's Drug Store announces a special weekly sale offering the entire line of pop music at 12 1/2 cents per copy, reduced from 25 cents, for this week only.
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Cavitt
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Hanan
Reynolds
Julian Kokenge
Wood & Co
Chor Goodman
Ers
Bryan Morving Eagle
THE
Fagle Printing CO
Bryan, Texas
Commission
England
Cone Johnson
Taft
Beaumont Enterprise
Tom Platt
Senate
Galveston
Johnson
Champmen
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Austin
Dallas
A. and
M. Summer
White House
Ional
Wilson
Derden
BO Hasson Hudson & Wilson
V. W.wicsor
Attorneys-at- Law
Franklin
Brazos
Rob
Inson Counties
Franklin, Tes
Pe Hughes
Providence Church
George Platter
Navasota River
Hudson
JG. Mimikert
Veyor
S. H. Franklin
Upper Warket
Ins. E
Cc. E. Boyett
J. W. Batts
Mee
Tellaferro Bulldio
Rooks of Brazos
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