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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
3
The Bryan Morning Eagle reports on political tensions over educational amendments and school expansion. It cites local figures, measures, and editorials while noting national topics and a Navy order about the battleship North Carolina bound for Hampton Roads.
In Waco on June 30 the State Board of Medical Examiners adopted a resolution urging adoption of a constitutional amendment. It notes Texas public schools need improvement, with short terms, inadequate schoolhouses, and unsatisfactory teaching, and cites the Thirtieth Legislature’s proposed Section 3, Article 7 amendment for local self government in school districts.
The State Board of Medical Examiners in regular session at Waco on June 30 1908 endorses the pending constitutional amendment on public free schools and commends its support to Texas citizens. Brazos county teachers now work in favor of the educational amendment, which adoption at the upcoming election would mean broader education for the state’s children.
In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 14 members of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland gathered for the annual reunion near Lookout Mountain Mission Ridge and Orchard Knob. After routine business they will elect officers and view battlefield sites. Also Arkansas veterans meet in Little Rock for the United Confederate Veterans of Arkansas convention led by Major General James H. Berry with sessions continuing tomorrow.
Public notice states Ash Pond on W S Miall’s property in the Bra zos bottom is leased for hunting for five years under an agreement to protect the area. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Notice dated Oct 19. Square bales today brought 6c, round bales 9 8c, $3.12 net difference. Gin at Dunlap’s. uf
A Methodist Church South committee in Bryan, Texas, drafts resolutions noting Brother Malcolm Carnes as a faithful friend, officer, and useful citizen. The body expresses sorrow, reverence, and faith in Providence, asks minutes be updated, and requests publication in city papers. Signed by BE. JENKINS and Co. G. WALKER, Bryan, Tex., Oct. 5.
Local notice offers a large gentle family horse and a nearly new carriage for sale this week. Contact J L Smith care J C Nagle at College Station 267 269 for details.
Landowners H B Dansby and D M Dansby announce lease of all lands near Bryan for hunting and warn trespassers will be prosecuted. All lands are posted and hunting is prohibited. Prolonged violation may be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 280
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