Bears of Wall Street Exterminated for Destruction of Property
The Daily Eagle notes there is no monopoly of water transport. Governor elect Katzenbach of New Jersey is mocked. Senator Foraker smiles on election night. Poems on peanuts praised. South Carolina ends dispensary system and moves to local option. A state prohibition campaign begins. The governor seeks open saloons to show who’s who. A Fort Worth Star praises A M College. Caldwell Ledger reports a Santa Fe train knocking a bear from Yeagun bridge near Somerville, perhaps a teddy bear.
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South Carolina
Caldwell Ledger
Yeagun Bridge
Somerville
Flattery Fades When Wife Gets Wise, Says Philosopher
A quoted philosopher notes that flattery loses power once a wife becomes aware of it, suggesting clever words work only briefly before truth and trust reshape the dynamic.
Taft to Recommend Aerial Battleship for Army Use
Taft will urge construction of an aerial battleship for army service upon return home. If Darius Green is located he would command the project as its leader.
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Home Secretary
Taft
Darius Green
Remark on South Carolina funeral and local press notes
A Darlington, South Carolina death drew the town together as the entire population attended the funeral with the local military company in full uniform as escort. The Bryan Eagle notes its new linotype and praises its status among Texas dailies. A column argues occasional separations may aid marriages, and a critic links financial turmoil to stock gambling rather than corporate laws.
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Darlington
S. C
South
Bryan Eagle
Eagle
Texas
Bryan
Franklin Central Texan
Cleve land Mayor Seeks No Higher Post
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland, after his prior victory, was urged to run for president. He replied that his current job is the best on earth and he knows it.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Nixie
Afghans and Jews May Unite in Future, Predicts Observer
The author suggests Afghans claiming descent from the ten lost tribes of Israel and Jews could ally in time. He foresees a potential collaboration or partnership emerging between the groups, implying a future joint effort or harmony.
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Israel
Man in Des Moines Denies Sin For All Time
A Des Moines man proclaims he never sinned by word or deed. If he lived 1865 years ago and could prove it he would have faced crucifixion.
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Des Moines
Ex-President Palma backs keeping American rule in Cuba
Palma endorses continued U.S. oversight as the sole path to end anarchy and ruin in Cuba, arguing it protects the island from plunder and chaos.
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Palma
Cuba
Waterways convention gains prominence in Texas politics
The Interstate Inland Waterways convention that met in Houston Thursday is more important to Texans than all the political conventions planned for next year, signaling a shift in regional priorities and infrastructure focus.
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Houston
Texas
Bryan Man's Wife Questions Coffee at Breakfast
A Bryan man's wife grows convinced coffee harms him and serves postum at breakfast. He compares it to drinking rain water from a colored bottle as a substitute for a toddy.
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Bryan
Real Estate Transfers Reported for The Eagle
Real estate transfers listed by attorney T. R. Batte involve numerous buyers and sellers in Bryan and surrounding leagues. Transactions cover various tracts from 37 12 to 7323 acres with gains from 37.50 to 31000 dollars and include city lots in Bryan blocks 178 and 260.
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The
Eagle
T. R. Batte
B. D. Ellis
C. G. Walker
Thos. Curry
Sol Ellis
Colbert Baker
Thomas Curry
W. C. Sparks
D. M. Dansby
Alto
H. P. Dansby
T. M. Splane League
G. C. Smith
A. M. Smith
W. G. Drummond
Abner Lee
G. S. Parker
City of
Bryan
J. P. Weaver
J. L. Fountain
Moses Baine League
W. P. Weaver
Manerva Causey
E. L. Ramsey
Samuel Davidson
Ed S. Derden
Frank Kosh
Robert Carter
Jno
Austin
T. R. Josey
M. Scardino
Ida McCorquodale
D. Paul Dansby
City of Bryan
J. F. Zak
Julia Kalenec
P. M. Haslett
Andrew Krus
F. W. Smith
Paul V. Syptak
Rosa Holik
Mitchell
J. R. Edmonds
W. W. Foster
J. W. Hamilton
S. F. Austin
V. W. Foster
Catherine A. McKenzie
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Brazos County
I W H Cole appointed November 1 1907 by Brazos County Court as administrator of N B Cole deceased. All persons with claims must present them within legally prescribed time. Residence and post office address Bryan Brazos County Texas W H Cole administrator November 26.
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I. W. H. Cole
Brazos County
Texas
N. B. Cole
Bryan
W. H. Cole
Alonzo Carter Offers Stock of Frames at Half Price
Before leaving Bryan Alonzo Carter announces closing out his stock of pictures and frames at greatly reduced prices. Short time to choose with frames made to order at about half price. 290.
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Bryan
Alonzo Carter
Foster's Weather Report Nov 9 1907 Forecast
Washington Nov 9 1907 The forecast outlines multiple disturbances crossing the continent from November 11 to 24. It predicts warm waves across the west and central valleys, cool waves toward mid month, a prolonged period of below normal temperatures, heavy snow in the north, and heavy rain in the south with overall low temperatures through end of month.
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W. T. Foster
Washington, D. C
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Brazos County Teacher Institute Scheduled for December
County superintendent Prof T W Parker announces a Brazos County Teacher Institute to be held in this city from December 16 to 20. Attendance is compulsory by law, requiring county schools to dismiss for the week. Parker has prepared a four day outline approved by State Superintendent R B Cousins, and copies are available on request.
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T. W. Parker
Brazos County
Parker
R. B. Cousins
Good Points in Shoes and Maker Integrity
A buyer should choose a maker specializing in one grade the best pair, with a trusted name. Drew Selby shoes are praised for quality, made by a craftsman who puts perfection first. Ask for style E by Wagner & Brandon.
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Drew Selby
Style E
Wagner & Brandon
Nine of Thirteen Kirby Lumber Mills to Close in Texas
Nine of the thirteen Kirby lumber mills in Texas will shut down after logs on hand are used. The closures are due to big stocks and a car shortage. More than two thousand workers will lose their jobs under the order.
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Kirby Lumber
Texas
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the Daily Eagle
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Katzenbach
New Jersey
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Foraker
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
A. and M. College
Fort Worth Star
Mars
Emmel
Emmel & Maloney
Buchanan
Foster
Cavitt’s Druc Store
Elroy
John Wittman
Lttraneam
Southwestern Life Insurance CO
Dallas
Tex
Joe B. Reed
Friend-In-Need Society
Joe
Reed
S.H. Dunlap«Co
S. H. Franklin
Haswell’s Book Store
W. C. Fountain
Office Apstairsfover Smith? Drug Company
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