Sermon Explores Hell Theme At Local Methodist Church
Dr. T. H. Morris of the First Methodist Church delivered a Sunday night sermon on hell using Luke 16. He argued hell is both a place and state of punishment for the impenitent, describing torment, darkness, and gnashing of teeth. He noted hell's lake of fire as a probable symbol of enduring suffering and warned that names not in the book are chosen by individuals. Prof. John Burns and A. & M. College cadets also traveled to Fort Worth to join stock judging contests for Fat Stock show premiums.
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T. H. Morris
Methodist Church
Hell
Dr. Morris
First Methodist Church
Abraham
Lazarus
John
Burns
Department of Animal Husbandry
A. & MM. College
Fort Worth
Corps of Cadets
Singer Sewing Machines Sales Leader Claim
Fifty years of experience backs Singer reputation. Singer sales exceed others combined. Notice from T. A. Satterwhite, Salesman and Collector. Phone 45. Regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock. Members urged to attend. Cae Ae Bint.
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Singer
T. A. Satterwhite
Moths Ravage Collection Prompt Preventive Discussion
The article notes that the only sure preventive against the ravages of the moths is mentioned, emphasizing the urgency for timely action and preventive measures.
Pleas of Guilty Come Thick in District Court
The third week of district court with Judge J. C. Scott presiding opened with a crowded plea day. Richard Boone pled guilty to ten forgery counts and drew twenty years. George Farris received seven years for assault to murder. Elijah Robinson pled guilty to aggravated assault with a $25 fine. John Bowen took two burglary sentences. Thomas Young pleaded guilty to burglary with two years.
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District Court
J. C. Scott
J. J. Barron
A. D. Lock
A. P. Buchanan
A. J. Conway
W. F. Terry
H. P. Dansby
B. S. Todd
Albert Schultz
J. B. Neeley
C. H. Dyas
W. H. Burt
Ed S. Derden
W. R. Ball
Frank Nichols
J. D. Grelan
J. S. Byars
W. F. Gibbs
J. H. Blume
Gus Hinz
N. Jametta
W. O. Hearne
J. R. Edmonds
W. L. Powers Jr
E. F. Parks
A. J. Tabor Jr
W. J. Lawless
T. B. Smith
H. O. Boatwright
W. H. Cole
G. A. Carroll
Frank Koneecny
C. G. Walker
Richard Boone
George Farris
Drew
Elijah Robinson
John Bowen
Thomas Young
Willow Hole News Briefs and Local Notes
Rain blessed Willow Hole on Saturday. Rev John Swanwick preached Friday night. Corn grows well. Many fish dying in the railroad reservoir. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Wm Bryant on the death of their two month old baby buried Willowhole cemetery. Edward Covey and Rena Nevil wed near Cross last Sunday with Rev D C Hargroves officiating.
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Wm. Bryant
Willowhole
Rey Ti A Searcy
Plainview
Edward Covey
Rena Nevil
Cross
D.C
Flowers and Foliage for Hat Trimming Styles
Ladies enjoy trimming their own hats choosing styles that suit them best. Coulter offers a grand line of flowers foliage ribbons buckles and trimming accessories in every color and shade for ready made or self trimmed hats.
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Coulter
Spelling Match at Skating Rink Draws Bryan Residents
A spelling contest between the Methodist and Baptist churches promises entertainment at the skating rink next Friday March 6 pm. The event invites all Bryan residents to join the fun with admission 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
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Bryan
Elegant Window Display At A J Wagner & Co Bryan
A J Wagner and Co showcases an elegant Spring window display and store interior, featuring ready to wear waists tucked muslins and nets, silk garments in lavender rose and champagne, accessories, and men’s styles. Window dresser Roland Walker is praised for color harmony and artistic arrangement reflecting high fashion in Bryan.
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Roland Walker
A. J. Wagner & Co
Wagner & Co
Bryan
Bryan City Officers Election Ordinance 1909
City Council adopts an election ordinance ordering an April city officers vote at the County Court House in Bryan for Marshal Secretary and three council members. The presiding officer and appointees will conduct the election under the City Charter Ordinances and State Election Law. Mayor J T Maloney and City Secretary J B Hines sign March 5 1909.
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City of
Bryan
County Court House
Ing
J.T. Maloney
J. B. Hines
Sec Y
Poultry Market Prices and Demand Report
The market lists eggs and poultry prices across several classes. Eggs, 10 hens at $3.00 to $4.00. fliers and broilers range from $2.00 to $4.00. geese and ducks quoted $3.50 to $4.00 and $3.00 to $3.50 respectively. Demand is excellent for all poultry while the egg market trends dull and down slightly.
Copperhead Swallows Rat in Pennsylvanian Drama
In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 15 a copperhead snake charmed a rat and swallowed it. Local observers report the unlikely display as a curious example of predator behavior near the town.
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Altoona, Pa
Taft Rides With General Edwards To Discuss Tariff
Washington report says President Taft rode two hours on Sunday afternoon with General Clarence Edwards. On their return Taft then worked on his tariff measure.
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Washington
Clarence Edwards
Taft
Norwegian Mascot Collides With Margretha Sinking Off Maas Light
The Norwegian steamer Mascot collided with the German ship Margretha thirty miles west of Maas lightship. The Margretha sank at once with twenty of her twenty six crew drowned.
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Rotterdam
Maas
Weather Brief for New Orleans March Warm spell
Special to Bryan Morning Eagle reports that tonight and Tuesday will be fair and warmer in New Orleans Louisiana. The advisory notes a rise in temperatures with clear skies and light winds.
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Bryan Morning Eagle
New Orleans
Cine
Smallpox Quarantine Issue Resolved in Starr County
Austin reports State Health Officer Brumby returns from Falfurrias where he fixed a muddled smallpox quarantine. Starr county officers had quarantined the entire town, prompting telegrams to the health department. Quarantine is to be raised and patients with the disease to be quarantined.
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Austin
Brumby
Falfurrias
Starr County
Health Department
Upheaval Looms Over Katy Texas Freight Rates
Texas traffic fray as the Katy plans higher Gulf of Texas rates than to Oklahoma. Shippers in several Texas cities warned the traffic manager they will appeal to the Texas railroad commission if concessions are not granted.
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St. Louis
Texas
Katy
Gulf of Texas
Oklahoma
Texas Railroad Commission
Final Hearing Next Week in Texas Cattle Rate Case
Final hearing before the interstate commerce commission will hear Texas stockmen seek a $6 per car reduction on cattle shipments. S. H. Cowan of Fort Worth represents the cattlemen. railroads will send counsel. The cut would save Texas cattlemen about $1,000,000.
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Austin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Oklahoma governor among eight indicted officials in Tulsa case
Vinita Oklahoma March 15 Governor Haskell and seven other prominent Oklahomans charged with conspiracy to defraud the government in town lot cases filed a motion to quash the indictments at Vinita The cases were postponed until April 5 at Tulsa
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Vinita
Okla
Haskell
Vinitia
Tulsa
Gates Funds $35,000 Library for Port Arthur College
Beaumont reports John W. Gates, the millionaire, returned from New York where he provided for a $35,000 library tied to his new college project at Port Arthur. The library support accompanies Gates's plan for a major educational institution.
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Beaumont
John W. Gates
New York
New College
Port Arthur
Denton man Fred Morris waives hearing in Worth Hotel murder
Fred Morris of Denton waived preliminary hearing in the Hotel Worth murder case charging Otto Meyer of Brenham. Morris is held on a $10,000 bond posted for the alleged killing.
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Fort Worth
Fred Morris
Denton
Hotel Worth
Otto Meyer
Brenham
Waxahachie Woman Reaches 100 in Waxahachie
Waxahachie Texas March 15 Mrs Elizabeth Payne celebrated her 100th birthday She was born in Indiana and moved to Waxahachie thirty five years ago She is the town’s centenarian and marks a century of life in the community.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Elizabeth Payne
Indiana
Conductor Sam Long of Frisco Killed by Freight Train
Francis Oklahoma March 15 conductor Sam Long of the Frisco railway was killed by a freight train in Francis. His body was sent to Denison for burial or services.
Mrs Frank White Dies Suddenly in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City report states Mrs Frank White, a noted Christian Science worker, died suddenly on March 15 from apoplexy.
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Oklahoma City
Frank White
Christian Science
Jewelry Recovered in Stolen-From-Residence Case
Jewelry valued at $1,000 stolen last June from the residence of Emil Koor in Oil City has been recovered.
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Oil City
Emil Koor
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Merry Moth
Emmel & Maloney
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Willow Hole
John Swanwick
Walker
Copperhead
Gates
Conductor
Reece
Nore
Eugene Edge
First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Service
Will S. Higgs
Grogory
Sanders Bros
Hensarling Bros
Wi. H. James
Buchanan & Cloud
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