Political notices and town chatter from The Daily Eagle
The Daily Eagle lists candidates for Democratic primaries led by Rufus Hardy for Congress Sixth District. City notes discuss a curfew campaign in Temple, peach crop doubts in Brazos County, Denver convention expectations, a Pennsylvania dentist selling teeth, Dallas Mothers' Club candidates, Chicago police action against anarchists, and Roosevelt third term momentum. Buchanan-Moore Co, 96.
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Eagle
Rufus Hardy
Congress
Delegates at Large Primary Set by Texas Democrats
The Texas Democratic Executive Committee votes to hold a general primary on May 2 1908 for electing four delegates at large and alternates to the Denver national convention. The plan covers voting rules, judge and clerk appointments, and qualification tests for voters, with candidate names to be provided by recent and upcoming mass meetings and certified by April 10 1908. The Bailey delegate candidacy is a central issue in this decision.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Denver
Ft. Worth
Bailey
Democratic Executive Committee of
Texas
Waco
Fort Worth
State Executive Committee
State Democratic ballot rules set for Fort Worth 1908
The article outlines ballot preparation and certification deadlines for the Texas Democratic primary, with the official ballot heading Democratic Official Ticket and uniform statewide form. It notes the State Executive Committee will canvass returns before the Fort Worth convention and declare elected delegates. It also mentions a child custody dispute in Waco and comments on a lack of legislative candidates in Texas that year.
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Texas
Bryan
Campbell denies interview quote in Bailey controversy
Austin report states Governor Campbell did not authorize or endorse an interview published in the Dallas Times-Herald. The governor said a personal letter could not be released and that he had not spoken for or against Senator Joseph W. Bailey. A Dallas note adds a for sale line for a Jersey cow in milk at the Hagle office.
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Houston Post
T. D. Campbell
Dallas Times-Herald
Bailey
Austin Report
Campbell
Post
United States
Joseph W. Batley
District Court Matters and Civil Docket Updates
Work resumed on the civil docket as compress fire suits, including A. L. Wolf & Co. vs H and T Railway, advance to September 8, 1908. Heinekin & Vogel and Bush & Witherspoon among cotton firms with similar delays. Divorce grants include Hattie Crawford and Hannah Moten. Partitions ordered in D. M. Dansby vs Theodore Brown et al. Minor disabilities removed in Henry Locke and Myrtle Cole matters. Petitioners listed for the week and Koppe case set for Wednesday.
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A. L. Wolf & Co
Oklahoma
Mexico
Heinekin & Vogelsang
Bush & Witherspoon
S. Samuels & Co
Muller & Co
Hattie Crawford
John Crawford
D. M. Dansby
Theodore Brown
J. W. Watts
J. C. Blume
J. J. Cahill
Exparte Henry Locke
C. Alexander
Mary ‘Alexander
Exparte Myrtle Cole
Hannah Moten
H. Moten
H Henry
Lee Utsey
T. J. Cogwood
Deb Batte
C. G. Walker
T. E. Tayior
R. S. Webb
Lem Helden
M &. Broach
J. W. Barron
Koppe
Remarkable ben egg brought to Eagle office
A tiny ben egg, the smallest and most oddly shaped, was delivered to the Eagle office by W. Z. Jones of the Reliance community. It resembles a small gourd with one end larger and a curved neck, the shell intact and perfect aside from its unusual form.
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Eagle Office
W. Z. Jones
Reliance Community
Move to Oklahoma sale and rental notice
R G Tabor offers a horse and buggy and three Jersey cows for sale. The residence is for rent with possession on or before April 1. A large yard, garden and barn, and a small orchard accompany a six room house. Contact R G Tabor, 93.
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Oklahoma
R. G. Tabor
Trades' Display at Christian Church Next Friday Night
The Trades' Display will be given under the auspices of the ladies of the Christian church next Friday evening. Handsome costumes represent the city's business houses with flags and drill figures. A pleasant and profitable evening is guaranteed. Admission 25 cents to all.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Brazos County Har Merchants Upton Warehouse Co Meeting
All members are called to meet at Kurten on Saturday April 4 for important business. I M Cook signs notice on behalf of the company.
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Brazos County
Commandery Meeting Tonight for Ivanhoe No 5 Initiation
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 5 Knights Templar will hold an important meeting tonight for initiation work. Members are expected to attend in regalia.
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Ivanhoe Commandery No
Knights Templar
Herrick Refrigerators Sale Ad
James and Nunn promote Herrick Refrigerators in all sizes claiming best quality and value for customers seeking reliable cooling and storage solutions.
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Herrick Refrigerators
James & Nunn
Herrick
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