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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
2
A scattered Bryan Texas column surveys politics with references to Mr Bryan and Texas figures, the House speakership, and civic issues. It notes distrust of some party members, calls for accountability, and mentions national pressures on state leaders.
The piece argues against unfounded corruption charges over the submission vote. It condemns insinuations and gossip, urges reliance on evidence, and praises the honesty of legislators led by Hon. Sterling P. Strong and their security against lobbyist influence.
A fragment urges using flannels as a sure preventive against moths and stresses quick action to protect belongings. The tone reflects practical household guidance and emphasizes preparation rather than remedies.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Bryan that an election for City Officers including Marshal Secretary and three council members shall be held by qualified voters at the County Court House in Bryan on the first Tuesday in April next the sixth day of the month The presiding officer and appointees will conduct the election per City Charter Ordinances and State Law Adopted March 4 1909 Mayor J T Maloney City Secretary J B Hines Also an advertisement promotes Singer Sewing Machine benefits and a salesman contact for T A Satterwhite noting improved dress and household economy.
The annual report shows for the year ending 1908 Ross receipts of 482,307,840 and a decrease of 274,706,927 from the prior year. Net earnings were 91,847,711, down 9,116,868 from 1907.
A March report notes 226000 acres of land will be reclaimed with the Encle dam on the Rio Grande. Construction has begun on a spur from the Santa Fe line to the dam, removing the sole obstruction to operations. A Pittsburg report cites an $800 0.60 independent steel combination forming, denied by steel industry leaders in the city.
March reports claim assayists at Ohio State University chemist found about 4 dollars worth of gold per ton in ore at a Beech Grove farm west of Massillon. The gold appears in dirt within a vein of ore near the farm, drawing attention from local residents.
Real estate notice cites 147 acres in Brazos and Rob Bryan near surveyed area with price. Jurisdiction mentions practice in county state and federal courts with focus on business in Brazos and Rob Bryan. Contact details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates property listing and legal scope.
In Fort Worth on March 18 James Callan of Menardville won the presidency of the Texas Cattle Raisers Association by 241 to 217, marking his first office in the group. Sam Davidson of Fort Worth was named first vice president, Crowley was re-elected secretary, S. B. Burnett remained treasurer, and J. D. Jackson of Alpine became second vice president. Fort Worth hosts next convention.
A March 18 blaze started at the Boynton Tims lumber yard and spread to the Ninth and Harding street residence district, destroying eight homes with losses over 76000 dollars. Lumber stacks burned, totaling about 20000 dollars, and Jacob R Bollinger’s residence suffered roughly 4000 dollars in damage.
Charles Boyer a Denison clerk fell on the Katy railroad bridge over the Red River losing footing and sustaining head and shoulder injuries that threaten his life with potential death.
Waxahachie Texas March 18 the county grand jury returned 100 indictments for minor offenses and adjourned to April 18. Five negroes were indicted on perjury charges in gaming cases.
Albion residents praise Mi-o-na as a world renowned dyspepsia remedy. Citizens including Mrs. E C Cass W B Mott and Emma Overy report long term stomach relief. Aruggist E J Jinkingy in Bryan offers Mi-o-na at 40 cents a large box with money back if it fails to cure.
Notice proclaims all lands and leased lands of Jing E Astin posted as required by law and warns tree passers will be prosecuted.
Mrs Otto shows a selection of home made fruit cake and fancy cakes with canly appeal. Fresh fruit cakes and elaborate confections are available from the local bakery shop today.
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