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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Eagle authorizes listing of candidates for Democratic Primaries. Ruvus Hardy is named for Congress, with details of the election and party designation. The notice is issued by Carnes & Wh, Bryan publication dates and official subject matter are included.
A jumble of mis-spelled lines references Portia Willie James Bryan Washington Santiaga and Alabwater. The misread text mentions battles, germs, dishes, and a Houston Chronicle tease about Congress and poetry with political names unclear. It presents no clear event or coherent report.
Fragmentary verse describes a fierce blaze with frantic onlookers and rushing fire crews. Hazy lines mention ladders, hoses, and jets striking the fire’s core as spectators recount the dramatic rescue and crowd dispersal after the danger subsides.
A letter to the editor notes the eagle’s long history and compares past ambitions with current growth. It cites fourteen years since a weekly agile publication and highlights notable enterprises once scarcely imagined, praising broad advancement across regions and industries.
James and Nona invite attention to their Herrick Refrigerators line noting models in all sizes and featuring the heat made all units.
Three lecture course by Mir Lumpitt at the Methodist church titled Strange Sights in Foreign Lands. Admission 2 cents for children, season tickets 3 dollars and 25 cents, children's rate 10 cents. tickets available at M B James Walker store and local Sunday school and league offices.
The message announces the arrival of Rev E L Sherries of Calvert who will preside at the first conference meeting tonight. All are invited to attend the services.
Report from Hopkinsville Kentucky states unknown number of night riders invaded Golden Pool Tryes county and dragged Tom Weaver from his bed. They fired at him when he resisted. Weaver wounded twice and found dying. No charges identified in this report.
The widow Mrs Bliss, wife of William H Bliss, is tied to the prospective groom through a prior marriage. Years ago the elder Bliss, then widower, married Miss Barnes' mother after the groom's bride's father had died, linking two families by remarriage.
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