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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
3
The Eagle of Bryan lists varied items from Oct 13 1903 including wrapping paper sales at 25 cents per hundred and local comments on Governor Campbell and Standard Oil. It cites regional humor about Roosevelt and Bryan, mentions Sam Little’s hog prizes at San Antonio, and quotes a Topeka Mail reflection on railroads and agents.
The Texas Democratic Party faces a sectional divide over statewide prohibition with Prohibitionists gaining influence at the state convention while moderates resist. The split mirrors pre Civil War party fractures and threatens the party in 1908 as prohibition remains the central issue. Paris hosts International Roads Congress with 99 papers and a road dust focus. Delegates include Logal Waller Page Col Bramwell and Clifford Richardson. A Jersey cow and calf are for sale by J. N. Cole.
A nude male infant found in a basket on an I G N train near Bryan is trusted to the Bryan conductor and later sent to the Houston home for homeless children. A note explains the mother is ill and the father deserted, requesting mercy and care for the child.
A landowner announces that Ash Pond on their Bra zos bottom property is leased for hunting for five years under an agreement to protect game. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated Oct 19.
Landowners announce all lands near Bryan are leased for hunting. Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Landowners H. B. Dansby and D. M. Dansby post their property and prohibit hunting thereon, warning trespassers. Includes the legal posting and contact at 280.
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