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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented Eagle Post page notes varied items from Oct 10 1908 including farm prices and pests, local infrastructure, and politics. It mentions Texas Germans, improvements to street fire plugs, and a death in Brazos County. Botany at A and M warns of weed seed in Malta seed from Germany.
County Superintendent T. W. Parker urges parents to enroll children at term start and maintain regular attendance. He notes 1906 rural Texas had an average daily absence of 262 428 students and asks use of new textbooks while old books may be exchanged at half price. Parents should visit schools and support comforts like seating, lighting, water, and stoves.
A Gainesville business leader proposed a night curfew style plan to cut burglaries. Officers would question anyone seen wandering after 11 30 pm and check their business. permitted if explanations satisfy, otherwise detained at the police station. The measure targets loiterers near lights out in residential areas.
A congregational meeting will be held at the church at 11 oclock Sunday morning to transact important business. A. W. Kennard, Moderator. Hon. Rufus Hardy has gone to participate in campaign efforts in northern and eastern doubtful states. He faces opponent L. McCoy in a vigorous Republican canvass.
Notice to the public that the Bra place has been leased for hunting for five years under an agreement to protect the property. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Date Oct 19.
Senor Ignacio Perches Enriquez, long time linotype operator at The Eagle office, has received an offer from the Monterey News to become editor of its Spanish edition. He is a Mexican educated gentleman, a Diaz regime supporter, who believes Reyes will succeed Diaz and uphold Mexico’s status. If he accepts, The Eagle will lose him.
The Eagle urges local fruit and vegetable growers to form a pact or contract to supply a cannery. With oversupply and waste in tomatoes figs and other produce last summer, a business-like agreement could attract investors to build equip and run a cannery. The paper seeks input from the Farmers Union.
Landowners warn trespassers on their parcels near Bryan against hunting. violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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