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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
2
The item notes the Daily Eagle being entered at the Bryan Post Office as second class matter with a 1907 date. It quotes proverbs about antitrust law kindness and warns that procrastination leads to poverty. It mentions a satirical line about a peanut politician.
Local observers report a growing pool of potential candidates for upcoming elections. Early signs point to a wide field across parties, with several prominent figures weighing bids and supporters mobilizing.
A playful reminder links leisure to smart time use, urging readers to maximize value from their hours. It suggests that true pleasure comes from disciplined, timely choices and efficient use of free moments.
In a blunt reflection, a farmer facing forced sale to cover debts is urged to end his obligations and avoid future financial strain.
A brief note suggests unity among economic actors as they share a common risk. The line warns against rocking the boat, implying stability and cooperation are needed to endure a perilous situation.
A historical note claims California collects about 30 million dollars annually from orange and lemon sales. It suggests Texas could double that figure in time, pointing to potential future growth in citrus revenue across another state.
An advertising price list is described as the strongest incentive for buyers and the prime stimulant for stagnant commerce, underscoring its role in reviving activity and encouraging purchases.
San Antonio residents prepare a Campbell dinner to celebrate resilience after an unsettling experience in Dallas. The community unites for comfort food and solidarity as plans unfold.
A quotation notes that universal panic and bank withdrawals would benefit burglars, suggesting fear would weaken institutions and aid theft, warning about the dangers of mass panic and instability in financial systems.
Cotton reports indicate October movement fell by about 500000 bales compared with the same month a year earlier, revealing a substantial year over year decline in exports and domestic sales.
A light tone notes public roads in Brazos County could be as firm and smooth as the banks of Bryan making travel pleasant if the roads matched the city’s solid reputation.
The cotton grower becomes one of the most conspicuous figures in global affairs as attention and scrutiny surge around his actions and influence.
The regional cotton farmers push for higher prices, arguing current market rates undervalue their yield and threaten farm viability amid rising costs and uncertain demand. Local co-ops rally support and plan meetings with traders and officials to seek fair compensation.
The statement argues that policy should follow supply and demand rather than speculation. It frames the question as fair asking whether market forces should guide actions instead of guesswork.
A short crop and low prices suggest Texas cotton acreage will fall next year, a move not seen in many seasons. The report ties production costs to farmer choices amid market pressures and weather conditions.
The piece notes a revived push for William Jennings Bryan’s presidential bid by Democratic masses following the Parker fiasco in 1904, marking a renewed campaign energy and political momentum.
The Apalachicola Times quotes a playful line praising the orange as sweeter than a kiss from a Texas red haired girl. It contrasts the sentiment with a note about wireless kisses versus the real thing.
In Nebraska a university chancellor urges that editors who criticize the rich should be hung. The Commoner in Lincoln mocks plutocrats while its editor persists in humiliating capital magnates. The piece questions the chancellor’s stance and hints at envy toward Chicago University professors.
Public notices reassure Bryan residents that local banks are solid and united to protect customers and business interests. Bankers urge calm, saying no panic is needed and that the situation will be straightened out with time.
Brazos county will be creditably represented at the San Antonio Fair this year. J D Steele and E D Moore of Millican left for San Antonio to lead and arrange a large exhibit raised by Steele and shipped ahead. They expect to win many premiums and Brazos county will be splendidly represented. Steele will make an individual exhibit and captured first prize last year.
The Bryan Choral Club announced New York baritone Claud Cunnigham as soloist for its first concert at the opera house on December 3. He will perform after singing in Houston on December 2 with the Woman's Choral Club, then appear in Bryan the next evening. Cunnigham, praised by critics, toured with Adelina Patti in 1904 and has since headlined in major venues across the country. The club urges music lovers to watch for further announcements.
The Brazos County Agricultural and Mechanical Club schedules a November 12 banquet for members at the mess hall with Dr. Joe Gilber as president naming J. M. Carson Jr., J. S. Dean, and J. T. Cruse to arrange. The event aims to promote the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas with music, toasts, and supper as part of club activities led by F. M. Law of Ryan and other alumni organizers.
More than two hundred cadets at the Agricultural and Mechanical College belong to the Young Men's Christian Association. The group conducts weekly religious meetings and promotes Bible study with about four hundred students in Bible study classes taught by their fellow students and Chaplain Powell.
Special notice directs carnival visitors to make Levy Bros. as headquarters in Houston for baggage checks and meeting place. The store promotes ladies wear dress goods silks trimmings and house furnishing reductions across all departments with an agent available for more information. Nellie Ballard represents Levy Bros. in Houston Texas.
Oyster seller advertises Galveston oysters in bulk at 75 cents each Berwick Bay select 1.00 per hundred Berwick Bay extra select 1.25 per hundred Special attention to Thanksgiving and other holiday orders Patronage appreciated.
Public notice states the entire premises are posted and trespassers will be prosecuted. W. R Caritt is listed with the entry and the date appears garbled.
L W H Cole appointed as administrator of the estate of N B Cole in Brazos County Texas on November 1 1997. He urges all claimants to present claims within the legally prescribed period and provides his residence and post office address at Piran Brazos County Texas. November 26.
Bryan business leaders led by W E Saunders urged local banks to limit cash withdrawals to 25 dollars per depositor per day starting November 4 1907. The resolution cites national bank currency shipments and protects depositors, with overdrafts barred and the measure to last until rescinded by the banks. Representatives from First National Bank and City National Bank signatories endorse the action.
A buyer seeks to purchase a sow ahead of forecast bad weather. Contact details provided as phone number 376 and reference to Wilson Grain Co.
A sales pitch extols Stein Block Smart Clothes as the best in America with 53 years of knowledge behind them. The copy argues traditional makers impractical and promises a fresh fit and style for men.
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