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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1908
Page
3
Local notes report Bryan post office rates and advertising options. Items mention snow in the Panhandle and ice across Texas, Secretary Metcalf resignation, General Gomez elected president of Cuba, and a humorous jab about naval staffing and the Sunday lid in San Antonio.
A collage of notes covers broom corn profits for Brazos County farmers and local factory hopes in Bryan, Republican gains in Georgia, Louis Wortham’s colorful quip on opportunity, Roosevelt’s Outlook ownership, Nevada wild horses policy, market wants for vegetables, denatured alcohol from farm waste, and a rental listing for Mrs H E Whitehome and J Webb Howell.
W J Bryan writes in The Commoner that while the 1908 election favored opponents, Democratic principles remain alive. He argues for continued reform, warns against secrecy in campaign finance, and calls for persistent effort for good government and justice, pledging to keep faith with supporters.
Mrs Otto Boehme proprietor of the Texas Bakery advertises fresh bread cakes and other baked goods available daily at the shop serving local customers with a selection of pastries and oven treats.
Edward W. Carmack, ex senator and Nashville Tennesseean editor, was killed in Nashville by Robin J. Cooper after taunting editorials directed at Cooper’s father Colonel Duncan Cooper. Born November 5, 1858 near Castalian Springs, he built a career in Tennessee politics and journalism, editing multiple papers before entering the House.
Many women have worn out parts of common sewing machines that cannot be replaced. Buy a Singer for the best machine made and from a company present in every major city in the United States. T A Satterwhite, Salesman, Phone 105.
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