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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1908
Page
5
A compilation of varied village notices and ads from Bryan detailing sales livestock and farm goods for sale and trade. It lists store displays, job offers, rental notices, hunting warnings, social events, church activities and upcoming meetings with multiple local figures and businesses named.
A car of fresh ground chops will be sold at low prices with prompt delivery offered by E C Harder contactable at phone number 251 292 318.
Local notice seeks ten pounds of clean old rags for office use. Rags must be free of oil stains and lint to ensure usability.
Sunday night services at Free Baptist Church with Rev John Swanwick filling the pulpit. Sunday school at the usual hour. Pastor Challenner at the Christian church to speak at 7 30 pm on Before the Supreme Judge. Weather permitting, sermon at Rock Prairie at 11 am and 2 30 pm. Rock Prairie basket dinner planned. If travel is blocked, pulpit will be here. Bible school 9 45 am and Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm. An earnest invitation to attend.
The B Y P U program at 6 30 features the sermon A Million a Year and a discussion on Our Foreign Immigrants with leader Mr H H Newton addressing From Whence do the Immigrants Come Why do the Immigrants Leave Their Own Country and Come to America The Immigrants Are Here What shall we do with them The Need for Action Miss Adline Sanders leads a reading and Miss Irma Harris with Mr Litton sing a duet Members are urged to attend and everyone is invited
Subject of lesson temperance with songs and prayers. Reading and roll calls of officers and teachers and classes. Recitation by Little Helen Moore. Ten minutes talk on temperance by Dr B H Carroll. Announcements report of secretary and benediction.
Brazos county displays diversifyed products with a second crop of Red Astrakan apples from J. H. White's tree noted as unusually late for a second harvest. June ripening and small, well formed fruit mark the rare event. A contrasting joke about cucumbers and freckles appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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