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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
3
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Local brief notices list visits and travel for numerous residents and merchants from Rockdale Houston Beaumont New Orleans and Dallas. Items include houses for rent eggs shipments daily business trips and social calls plus a birth and upcoming trades display meeting at the Christian church and Masonry news.
President Roosevelt opens the first international congress of mothers in a White House ceremony. Delegates from nearly every U S state and several foreign nations attend as topics on child welfare, education, labor, delinquency, and reform are debated during a week of sessions.
The Elks announce an important lodge meeting tonight at 8 30. All members are requested to attend as stated by Exalted Ruler R W Howell.
Howell Bros have shipped four red polled bulls to the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. George Gilbert is in charge of the animals.
The Bachelorattes Club has elected Miss Hattie Lou Hudson as president Miss Cora Garth as vice president and Miss Gussie Buchanan as secretary treasurer in the recent vote.
A benefit tea for the Episcopal church will be held this afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. W. Doremus. All are invited. An earlier notice misnamed Mrs English. the event is with Mrs Doremus.
Ivantee Commandry No 8 Knights Templar convened a regular meeting. Attendees included E H and A P Terrell and Ewing Norwood from Navasota. Ed S Derden W F Gibbs Stone White were elected to receive degrees. Additional candidates from Hearne Calvert expect six or seven additions.
Dr. N. S. Mayo, head of Cuba's Department of Animal Industry, visited Howell Bros. and bought high quality pigs for shipment to Cuba. He also purchased fifty dairy cows from A. and M. College for export. Entomologist C. E. Sanborn returned from southwestern Texas fieldwork related to his department.
Advertisement notes H. Gerke offers tinware in his shop near Bonneville's Old Racket Store with urging for orders. Also reports London observances of King Edward and Queen Alexandria’s forty fourth wedding anniversary lacking royal celebrations due to their absence. many congratulatory messages were sent.
EIGHT LESS THAN NORMAL. College Station Texas March 8 By actual count there are now in college and reporting for duty 417 students This number is only six less than the enrollment on the sunday of March 1907 The junior class has succeeded in enrolling 49 men leaving only about a dozen absent from the class as it stood after Christmas Prof T P Junkin left yesterday afternoon to visit schools His first stop was Houston where he will visit the High School Mr Junkin will probably be gone some ten days visiting at San Antonio Cuero Victoria and various points in Southwest Texas
Five more conversions reported at the Methodist revival as crowds attend both services despite rain. Dr. Packard’s sermons at morning and evening emphasize salvation, with fifteen conversions and several reclamations to date. Rev. E L Shettles to join. Rev. J B Turrentine improving after illness.
Allentown March 10 The seventh annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor opened in this city with delegates from nearly all major state labor bodies. President E E Greenwalt of Lancaster chaired the session as he delivered the opening address and officers reports outlining progress and recommendations for the convention.
Omaha March 10 The advance guard of delegates prepared for the Republican State convention to select delegates for the National convention Taft appears the virtually unanimous choice of Nebraska Republicans for president La Follette's La Follette boom has collapsed and Taft gains strong support from state committee resolutions and county primaries
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