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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
3
The notice lists timetable fragments for several trains with times such as 1:38 p.m 12:54 p.m 4:14 p.m 2 South Bound and 6 North Bound. It reads like an incomplete schedule page with multiple lines and unreadable segments.
A notice from Eagle confirms a quarterly Farmers Union meeting in Kurten on April 3 and 4. Independent Scout Lecturer Hampton of Worth is expected to speak, with possible remarks by State or Chatman. Prof. D. J. Kurten leads a national rally as part of the program, with a large attendance anticipated.
Democrats opposed to the war against Senator J. W. Bailey are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Bryan Court House on Thursday night March 26 to select delegates for a rally in Fort Worth on Saturday March 28. J. R. Astin as Bailey Committee Chairman and Jne Moore as Secretary.
Lisbon marks the anniversary of Crown Prince Luiz Philippe who died at the hands of regicides last month. Flags fly at half mast on public and private buildings and Lisbon papers publish tributes to his memory.
Laymen of the North Texas Conference of the M. B. Church South gather in Dallas for a two day meeting. Notables appearing on the program include Bishop Judge Oole Spear, Dr. E. D. Mozu of Sherman, and Worth and San Antonio clergy.
A local talent production directed by Mr. M. S. Blackburn at College last night featured the same capable cast from NGTON HALL. The show was well received by a large audience and proved creditable and successful for the benefit of the A and M Lony Horn.
The Elks thank the ladies and gentlemen who aided the event in Bryan. Contributions by 6O, BE Saunders, Oo 8, Johnson, J. A. Myers, Larry Stephens aided an evenings entertainment, signed by the committee.
Advertisement notes a one day sale at Walker's 5 and 10 cent Store. Items include yard matting 10c per yard and a garden hoe for 10c. Jars and other 25c items delivered, with ladies only shopping hour indicated.
Jno B Hines provides fire life accident tornado plate glass bond and live stock insurance services. contact phone 161 for coverage and policy options.
For sale or rent a five room house on south front with barn and garden in a good east side locality. Apply to Mrs B. P. Higgs at 91.
All parties holding stock in the Bonneville pasture are notified to remove their stock by Monday as the stock will be turned out on that date. R. H. Harrison, it.
James and Nunn invite attention to their line of Herrick Refrigerators described as the best made in all sizes. The ad emphasizes quality and variety for customers seeking durable home appliances.
The Week End Club, Bachelor Girls, and Elks entertain with cards, meals, and a charity minstrel. Laura Dunlap wins five hundred at a club gathering. Grace Norrell takes a handkerchief. Texas Woman’s College defeats Bryan High in a basketball duel 25 to 20.
In Carlisle Kentucky on March 21 a band of night riders fatally shot Harlan Hedges, a prominent tobacco farmer, as he checked his front door after awakening to gunfire. His wife reached him as the ambushers rode away, not setting fire to the property. Hedges was widely known in the region.
Dr. Geo B Butler arrived from Hearne yesterday afternoon to close a union revival meeting that ended Friday night. The revival yielded fifteen additions to the church.
Washington March 21. In the house Mr Hardwick of Georgia denounced the president for not sending all information on corporations to Congress. Mr Mann of Illinois defended the president saying he acted in good faith. The Hardwick resolution to compel fuller data was tabled 148 to 115 as the fortifications bill was taken up.
Abraham Hummell, attorney involved in the Dodge Morse divorce case, was released from prison after ten months and boarded the Lusitania to sail for Europe on Saturday in New York.
Local ads highlight a diverse catalog including Vehicles, Horse Goods, Sun Shades, Bryan's Big Furniture and Buggy House Buchanan Moore Co offering a broad selection for shoppers and horse enthusiasts.
Dallas Court of Criminal Appeals ends its term on March 21. Austin term begins April 6 with many cases transferred to Austin for further action.
Bradstreet's bank clearing report shows an aggregate of 2,269,340,000 for the week ending Friday, compared with 2,100,267,000 last week and 2,840,446,000 in the same week last year.
Waxahachie Texas March 21 Guy Sweatt a Brazos Valley railway fireman suffered a badly crushed hand when it was caught by the piston rod of a locomotive in an accident reported from the line.
Buffalo on March 21 reports Mrs. Mary Barrett, temporarily crazed, jumped into the canal. She was rescued, with no further injuries noted.
February saw 2 157 people injured and twenty six killed in railroad accidents across New York state.
Oliver Stevens Garretson, a mining expert, died in Buffalo New York on March 21. He was known for his work in mining technology and industry advisory roles.
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