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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1908
Page
3
The Bryan Democratic Executive Committee calls a March 17 1908 primary to nominate a mayor three aldermen and five member executive committee for two year terms. One alderman fills an unexpired term of J B Priddy.
The Rhode building on East Main street, occupied by J. W. Hamilton’s saloon, will be raised to two stories with pressed brick and plate glass fronts. Wilson & Derden will occupy the rebuilt structure with a large stock and matching fixtures. Hamilton plans a buffet bar in the adjacent one story building south of the Exchange hotel after moving.
The article compares the San Juan peaks with the northern Rockies noting Mount Wilson at 14,250 feet and the dramatic Lizard Head obelisk at 14,160 feet. Lizard Head’s 290 foot pinnacle has resisted ascent while Train routes from Telluride to Rico pass nearby in Colorado.
The czar Peter the Great loved pulling teeth and convinced his valet to bring him when needed. The valet claimed his wife suffered agony from a toothache, but she denied it. Peter removed a tooth, only to learn the husband used him to punish a wife with no decayed tooth.
A reflective line asserts that people lash out at what they do not grasp and denigrate beauty because it lies outside their empathy and comprehension.
The Daring, famed American cutter, vanquished the Iron Duke crew on the Wisconsin during a three and a half mile race set in 1876. The victory sparked betting and pride, with the English band playing God Save the Queen as the Daring skimmed ahead while the Iron Duke struggled.
Public notice commands the sheriff to publish this citation for four weeks to summon Nannie Taylor in a Brazos County district court foreclosure case. Plaintiffs S H Dunlap & Co sue Fannie Taylor and T R Batte on two promissory notes totaling 264 dollars with ten percent interest and attorney fees, claiming a material lien on Lot 6 Block 1 McConnic Addition Bryan Texas.
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