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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
4
The Morning Eagle announces H. E. Peverley as the candidate for City Secretary in the upcoming April election in Bryan Texas. A Madison County farmers union mass meeting at Zurch formed a new union warehouse organization. Legislators appear more active on two dollars a day, with legislation workload rising.
The article urges cooperation of dog owners to enforce the new muzzle rule and warns that hydrophobia cases in Brazos County require strong efforts before the hot weather when dogs roam more.
For sale 112 acres three miles east of Bryan with water timber and good terms. 140 acres eight miles south of Bryan with a large residence and tenant houses priced at 140090. The Capt Polk brick residence one mile south of city. About 400 acres near market 200 prairie 200 timber with water and first class improvements. Two south side lots three blocks from Main street five room residence stables garden and a fine well priced at 1000 terms easy. Good residence near Allen Academy five room house stable garden price 900. I have clients seeking farm and city property both. Call to sell.
In a session at Waco printers passed a resolution supporting the good roads movement. The writers of the piece note printers traditionally favor railroads for occasional advantages from friendly box cars.
The Coleman Voice urges farmers to keep crop diversification in mind, calling it essential to the country’s coming greatness. It argues that single crop plans fail except on large plantations with abundant land and labor.
The Lynn Massachusetts General Electric Co works replies to a local letter and asks how many E E graduates will be sent this year. Three graduates J E Hill Baines Huffman W P Penner already work at Lynn. Guy Haltom of the E E Class of 06 plans to depart for Lynn soon. The Battalion.
A Britton Bros of Dallas representative proposes a 750000 investment in Texas mills with 75000 from Britton, 50000 from Palestine citizens, and Palestine preferred stock at 6 percent. A 5000 spindle plant employing about 200 and a 2500 weekly payroll would be built, with J H Head as negotiator and Celeste Texas mill links. The Eagle hopes Bryan capitalists pursue similar work.
The Texas Club at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology formed by thirteen Texas natives to promote fellowship and Texas holiday celebrations. Members include H. B. Thompson Austin F. M. Hudleberg Houston H. C. Pastoriza Houston A. E. Hartwell Houston and others. A Texas Independence Day dinner at the Tech Union featured singing and a brief ice cream caper. A TEN YEARS CHASE emphasizes persistency in sales through courtesy and service leading to long term customer loyalty.
Advertising copy for Wagner and Brandon promotes men's patent Oxfords in ribbon lace and button styles priced at $3.50 $4.00 and $5.00 with emphasis on value and variety.
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