Subscribers urged to report missed papers in Bryan
Prompt calls to the office are requested when carriers fail to deliver the paper or when a residence changes. Bryan Texas March 10 1909.
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Bryan, Texas
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
3
Congress to convene in March for rules clash and tariff reform
The article notes an extraordinary session to begin March 15 with a House split over rules and Speaker power. It cites 371 Democrats aided by insurgent Republicans aiming to curb the Speaker, while endorsing President Taft's tariff reform stance amid anticipated protracted battles.
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Congress
House
Rep Blicans
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Taft
McKinley
Best possible read of political winds in 1900 era
The author argues readers cannot predict political change, notes prophecies fail like weather forecasts, and comments on Taft Roosevelt popularity, state growth claims, and public offices. It cites El Paso growth, Bellamy Storer's return, Bryan era farmers, and a mule as a sharp analogy.
Bryan’s 1912 Nomination and Civic Growth Echoes
The text argues Rep Byrne of Bastrop may be the Democratic nominee in 1912 as party leadership and press oppose Bryan. It notes Bryan supporters’ confidence and the public’s trust, while a Kansas farm tale illustrates mischief attributed to a party. It ends by linking population growth to local prosperity and market demand.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
The Eagle Denies Texas Move of US Capital
The Eagle asserts no plan to relocate the capital to Texas for favorable inauguration day weather and offers to prove the assertion despite skepticism.
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United States
Texas
Veterans Warn Youth Away From Politics
Experienced men advise young men to avoid politics for a quiet and happy life. They acknowledge thrills in public life but warn of many bitter disappointments and costs.
Enduring lynching cries amid crime and punishment debate
The passage argues that lynchings will persist unless the provoking crime ends or formal legal punishment is applied, condemning the extra-judicial killings while noting their ongoing nature and the need for lawful remedies.
Beet sugar crop rises toward a billion pounds in Texas
The beet sugar yield now nears one billion pounds, almost twice the cane sugar output. Experiments growing sugar beets have succeeded in several Texas areas, and the crop is likely to become a staple in a few years.
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Texas
Lessons From a Baseball Manager and an Orchard Failure
The manager's quip about players ignoring the crowd contrasts with a cautionary tale of an apple orchard owner. He invested heavily, yet climate and soil doomed the crop, turning fruit yield into a costly lesson. The episode ends as a rich man laughs off failure while neighbors gain wisdom.
New President Weighs South Policy On Negro Appointments
The president’s message critiques race politics and warns against appointing black officials in Southern communities where white hostility would hinder governance. It frames a pledge to avoid reinforcing race tensions while not promoting hollow demonstrations of progress.
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South
Poultry Market Prices and Demand Signals
The Poultry Market lists eggs and various poultry prices including hens friers broilers geese ducks and guineas with ranges from 1.80 to 4.00. Demand is excellent for all poultry while the egg market is dull and declining.
Cavilt's Drug Store Ad Pushes 25¢ Popular Music Mill
Local offer from Cavilt's Drug Store features the entire 25 cent pop music line at 12 1/2 cents per copy for this week only. Consumers urged to visit the store at 79.
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Cavilt's Drug Store
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