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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
For Congress Sixth District Rufus Hardy seeks re election. Sheriff candidates J D Conlee and Geo R Wicker. District Clerk candidates H O Jones J C Bennett J H Suber A A Dean. County Commissioner Prec 4 Henry Berger J B Priddy. Bryan Texas May 1 1908. Campaign ends in two days. Weather shifts from heat to frost. Promote Bryan and Brazos county through Progressive League.
The Beaumont Enterprise notes Bryan should act as a partner in growth and promote a cotton mill in Bryan for county gains. It urges joining the Progressive League, voting in the Texas Democratic primary, and cautions Anderson County voters about road bonds seeking value for money and prudent spending.
J H Knight of Chappell Hill arrived in the city to gauge local capital for forming a stock creamery. He will stay until May 7. Evangelist J B Boen arrives May 7 to start revival services at the Christian church with singer Parnell organizing gospel singing.
A norther brought frost and light ice yesterday morning, endangering young cotton and corn. Farmers fear losses but hold hopes crops will recover. Gardens were badly affected by the cold as well.
Nellie H Ballard, agent for Levy Bros., pledges personal attention for all orders in Houston Texas with service available next Tuesday and Wednesday.
Carlysle Military Institute of Arlington Texas topped the Interscholastic Athletic meet in Austin with 53 points. Allen Academy 42, Austin High 8, Peacock Military School 3. Academy boys lost the relay but previously held the championship for several years. In a separate Austin game A and M lost to State University 5 to 1. Damages awarded in Dunlap v H T C for 162.53 in Millikan County Court.
Hundreds of teachers and visitors gather in Jackson for the Mississippi Teachers association annual convention at Century theater. Tonight’s program opens with welcome addresses, responses, and the president’s annual address.
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