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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1907
Page
4
A local column blends humor and social jabs on topics from turkey shortages and labor headlines to Roosevelt, Taft, Oklahoma politics, and Biscuit era quips. It skewers politicians, graft, editors, and public figures, noting lighthearted takes on current affairs and regional quirks with satirical flair.
The passage notes that big industries sustain prosperity but layoffs hit families hard. It adds that Bryan has more schools than factories, a fact highlighted in Thanksgiving sermons this year.
Armando S Belaval a qualified Spanish teacher born and raised in a Spanish speaking country offers lessons at very reasonable rates. For full particulars call the Commercial Hotel in this city. Feb 18.
The bulletin predicts cross continental disturbances from Nov 23 to Dec 1 and a sequence of warm and cool waves through early December. It notes dry conditions and a severe cool wave, followed by worsening weather after Dec 10. It also argues that a few speculators control cereals prices harming the republic and calls for political action.
The Houston and Texas Central will run a special train from Bryan and College to Austin for the A and M versus Varsity football game on Thanksgiving Day. Depart Bryan 6:00 a.m. and College 6:30 a.m. Return from Austin 8:00 p.m. with no intermediate stops. Round trip fare: $1.50.
Denton, Texas, keeps street cars. Sidney Webb to build a $35000 fountain at Mineral Wells. A $12000 school building planned for Hawley. San Angelo sees injuries to S. H. Seay and wife in a runaway. Fort Worth Fair Association declares 25 percent dividend. B. F. Hegler in critical illness at Guthrie. James Richardson killed in Guthrie elevator accident. Chickasha schools closed due to epidemic of threats. Captain William Kinney dies at Shreveport. Mrs. N. W. Bowers dies seven hours after runaway injury in Oklahoma City. Fort Worth car service insurance may prompt J. K. Winston to donate 100 acres for a park. Mexia markets largest local pecan crop. Fall term US district court in session at San Angelo. Reuben Green shot dead after Keystone fight. J. A. Griffith not yet arrested. San Antonio to Houston railway relaid with heavier rails.
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