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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
2
A Houston Post piece lampoons politicking post election and holiday shopping as ex-politicians press for Turkey Day favors. It jokes about campaign roosters turned Thanksgiving birds, compares voting machines to machine politics, and lampoons figures like John Garner and Pierce while noting quirks in local court and wildlife reports.
The H. and T. C. shipped 481 bales of cotton Tuesday morning. The I and G N depot wires are being upgraded to cable with Burt Traylor of Palestine wiring the line. A T W C game vs East Side school is set for 5 pm this afternoon. Superintendent Parker returns from Leonard and Edge school visits. All Saints Day observes Italian societies Mass at St Antone.
A posted notice warns the public that the premises are under law and hunting or shooting is forbidden. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Seale & Capps, coal suppliers, and Bryan Ice Company are named in Bryan, Texas.
Post from Brazos County reports six of ten boxes tally Bryan 625 Taft 100 Campbell 517 Simpson 102 Davidson 636 Ogden 89. School amendment 393 yes 49 no salaries 255 yes 194 no. Bulletins will be posted on office bulletin boards today and on screen tonight. Detailed county returns expected tomorrow.
The November program features readings from John 4 and quotations from Southern authors, music selections, and papers on Charleston’s history and New Orleans under Ben Butler. A discussion on duties at state conventions and a Bonnie Blue Flag item are also listed.
Mrs. Cleveland Smith of the Reliance community died early today after a pneumonia illness. She was about 23 years old and will be buried tomorrow at Wixon churchyard with Rev. J. M. Bullock officiating. She leaves a mother husband and three children.
Notice lists a 3 PM Wednesday gathering of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Carnegie Library. All members urged to attend.
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