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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1907
Page
4
Bryan Texas May 13 1907. The Eagle reports fair weather prompts rapid farm orders. Readers urged to attend Sunday school and church. The Anderson Advocate is now published at Grimes county capital by Wilson & Rogers and is receiving strong support.
Marlin plans post 1908 Texas Press Association gathering with attractive advertising and a centrally located city ready to host. Clean premises are essential to enhance the city beautiful and curb alley dumping as a public-reward effort.
The Hague Court began operations in April 1901 after the 1899 conference and has settled four cases. The Pious Fund case favored the United States against Mexico. The Venezuelan case favored Britain Germany and Italy over Venezuela and others. The Japanese house tax case ruled against Japan, and the Muscat case split with no full claims granted. A separate editorial urges teaching agriculture in Texas schools to ingrain native values in children.
Washington May 11 forecast a cross continent disturbance 10 to 14 and warm and cool waves into mid May with heavy rains in the Ohio valley and drought in the east. The bulletin notes unusual cool weather, impending drought, and forecasts from May 12 to 22 with Jupiter and Saturn near equinox influencing events.
The Lyons cotton oil mill is established with capital stock of 25000, most subscribed and over half paid in cash. Contracts for machinery are in place and construction will start immediately. The plant aims to be ready for the fall season opening. O. F. Lyon presides, E. A. Matejowsky serves as secretary.
Fred Kukuk of Perry Oklahoma and Annie Gerke of Kurten wed at Kurten on Friday by Rev J J McDonald. Their romance began after the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Gus Hedtke arranged their acquaintance. The couple left for the groom’s home yesterday amid good wishes.
S. H. Brockman and wife to Webb Crawford for acres out of the O Wilcox survey for 800 dollars. M. T. Malone and wife to E. J. Fountain an interest in 226 acres out of the J. H. Jones league. J. W. Webb to Lamar Bethea and R. M. Nall 300 acres out of the F. G. Clampitt one third league for 750 dollars. W. H. Walker and wife to Jno. Nichol northwest quarter of block 12 for 1600 dollars.
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