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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1909
Page
5
Rail schedule and local notices list train times for H. and T. C. and I. & G. N. rail lines with north bound No. 3 at 1 38 p m No 5 at 12 46 a m south bound No 2 at 3 40 p m and No 6 at 2 48 a m plus a long column of locals and personals reporting visits from nearby towns including Rosprim Dallas Millican Weatherford Reliance and Bryan with multiple names and brief notes on sales notices and community events.
The Cuba on Wheels exhibit, a Pullman car with Cuban artifacts, arrives in Bryan for a Thursday to Saturday stay. It traces Cuba’s industry, agriculture, and crafts from jamestown to Seattle, displaying items from cigars to a Maine wreck relics. Admission is ten cents for adults and five cents for pupils with 10 am to 10 pm hours.
Relatives in this city received word yesterday morning of the death of Mrs. Ben Love of Calvert. A sister-in-law of Mrs. W. S. Stuart she was a well regarded Christian lady with a husband and three grown sons. She had many friends in Bryan.
The Allen Academy hosts a interscholastic showdown against California champions on Thursday March 25 with admission set at 25 cents. The event brings together top players from both states for a rare cross‑regional title match.
A correction notice from W C Davis dated March 19 1509 in the Bryan Morning Eagle clarifies his quotation about Kennedy and Bailey. Davis provides the exact language used in his speech and disputes a prior editorial summary. The Eagle apologizes for any misunderstanding and presents Davis’s full statement to the public.
Reports from across the county say Friday rain was partial and uneven with light showers in many areas. A cold general rain lasting two or three days is needed as corn shows good growth and cotton planting progresses with some seed already emerging.
The Fezini case at Hempstead drags on with stubborn opposition from both sides. Witnesses who testified yesterday say the state has not finished its testimony and may not wrap up before Monday. The defendant faces many witnesses and the trial could run into midweek.
The bulletin notes a low pressure area from the Rio Grande to Ontario bringing light rain to the eastern cotton belt and the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys with light snow in the lake region. Showers touched Texas and Oklahoma. Rocky Mountain region and north Pacific coast saw light rain. the overall pattern is fair to mostly fair west. Temperatures ranged 44 at Amarillo to 68 along the lower coast. W P Stewart acting section director.
The item notes an agent in Kalamazoo connected to the Bankers Life. It denies affiliation or insurance with Bankers Life of Des Moines, referencing Matson's Monthly February 1909. The fragment asserts absence of coverage and questions credibility.
Winter and Smith announce a one week sale on all high grade work from ten dollars to thirty five dollars per dozen starting Monday the 22nd. The notice promises reduced prices for limited time.
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