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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1907
Page
4
Mr. Davis of Brazos proposes establishing a civil appeals court in Bryan as part of a broader push for more courts. The measure joins Texarkana Tyler Waco and Bryan as sites seeking an additional appellate court in the state.
The Eagle announces H. E. Peverley as a candidate for City Secretary in the upcoming April election.
Bryan Texas March 10 1907 remarks on social standing and how neighbors judge others. The writer notes every man is shaping character in public view and even a twelve year old would share opinions if asked by a stranger.
Real estate ad offers 112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and woods, 140 acres 8 miles south with large residence and tenant houses, price 140090. Capt Polk brick residence 1 mile south. About 400 acres near market with 200 acres prairie, 200 timber, water, good improvements. Two south-side lots near Main street with 5 room house, stables, garden, well. price 1000. Good residence near Allen Academy with 5 rooms, garden, price 900. Also clients seeking farm and city property. call to sell.
Brazos County Sunday School Association holds a 3 PM executive committee meeting at First Baptist Church. All members urged to attend. Jas J Ray serves as president.
Tax Assessor W. A. Duckworth sold his 384 acre Supak farm in Caldwell to John K. Parker for 10000 dollars. Parker plans to use the property for farming purposes, according to the Galveston News.
Prof E J Kyle of the Agricultural and Mechanical College visits the local high school from College Station. He inspects pupil work and praises the school and is expected to address local farmers on truck growing tomorrow morning.
The session starts at 9 45 with music as a special feature. Pastor Dr Butler will give a ten minute talk and all members are urged to attend. Teachers should meet ten minutes early in Idies parlor.
Mention to not forget to consult R. G. Tabor about a life insurance matter. No further context or details provided.
Washington March 9 forecast indicates a major disturbance crossing the continent from 9 to 13 with warm and cool waves into mid month. It names dates for Pacific and eastern crossings, notes unusually low temperatures then a week of heat and dangerous storms, and warns of poor crop weather late March. regional impacts include rainfall increases and severe storms around March 14 and 15.
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