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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
3
Bryan Morning Eagle notes editorials on tariff debates, machine politics in Pennsylvania and Tennessee, graft fears in Texas, and governors' powers. It cites Champ Clark, John Garner, Colquitt, and Mobley amendments, warning of a strong executive machine and urging cautious reform in state government.
General Clement A. Evans issues orders for all Confederates to attend the reunion in Memphis on June 8. He warns the gathering may be the last opportunity for many veterans as only a few years remain before annual reunions end.
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 the sixth day of the month under the City Charter Ordinances and State Law governing elections Adopted March 4 1909 Mayor J T Maloney City Secretary J B Hines.
Poultry prices listed for eggs hens friers broilers geese ducks and juineas with roosters labeled old Democrats. Demand described as excellent for all poultry while the egg market is dull and declining.
There is practically no limit to the variety of work that can be done with a Singer Sewing Machine. We sell for cash or on small monthly payments. Also rent and repair machines. Phone 105. T A Satterwhite, Salesman. For Sale Sweet Yams Potato seed at 59 cents per bushel. J J Jones, Route 4, 91
A collage of quotes discusses influence peddling in media, a Texas land and cultivation remark, Senator Bailey's election plans and possible New York law partnership, and questions about property assessment and the Mobley bill raising centralization of trials in Travis County with distant travel implications.
March 24 events include Elizabeth I's death in 1603, Quebec marriage celebration in 1617, Rhode Island purchase in 1638, Albemarle Colony founded in 1668, John Warrison death in 1776, Spain recognizing U.S. independence in 1783, slavery abolition in Venezuela in 1854, Boston National Theatre fire in 1863, Kentucky cyclone deaths in 1884, Dr. Theodore Baer’s death in 1897, Sir Edwin Arnold’s death in 1904, and the Duke of Devonshire’s death in 1908 with birth details noted.
The February end stock on hand in the United States totals 5,253,683 bales with an indicated consumption of 521,486 bales. Distribution shows Manufacturers 1,844,922. Producers 3,263,737. Warehouses and compresses 2,?SQS,786. Transportation companies 518,479. Other holders 255,669.
Allen Academy Interscholastic Champions of Texas face California champions on Thursday March 25 admission a quarter. Also an ad lists a young cow with calf for sale noting milk yield and contact Geo A Adams.
Landholders warning that all lands and leased parcels are posted as required by law. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Signed by E. Astin, 2293 Missouri.
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