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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1907
Page
4
A Bryan Texas note recounts protracted Sunday services and a mother’s quiet service, highlighting domestic virtue. It also includes a weather column predicting a volatile October and a cold late November with possible severe weather events.
Forecasts from Washington on October 19 warn of multiple disturbances across the continent from October 20 to 24 with warm and cool waves. Predicted crosses include Pacific coast around the 25th and eastern states by the 30th, signaling one of the month’s sharp weather extremes and hotter periods near the meridian.
A newspaper report from Mexico City claims thousands of Japanese veterans are deployed along the Mexican border with the United States and ready to invade on short notice. The writer, surveying in Missouri, notes skepticism about distant fears and mocks Texas readiness to handle an imagined invasion.
The St. Louis Times asserts Texas will defend the United States from any southern invasion, declaring the frontier secure and ready to act, with bold confidence and national resolve.
The program for Willow Hole church outlines four days of services from October 24 to 27 1907 with song and devotional sessions led by A W Mays J T Thomas J J Tatum and others. It covers permanent organization ministerial qualifications Sunday school value temperance and regeneration along with committee reports Communion and preaching services each evening and a Benediction closing.
The Agricultural and Mechanical College faces severe overcrowding as freshmen sleep in tents on parade grounds. Judge Green likens the scene to a regiment encamped, with seventy two men housed in tents and 150 more seeking quarters. Each tent includes a plank floor, four to five foot walls, and costs about $60 plus stove and furniture.
Strayed or stolen light fawn Jersey cow described as very fat with one straight horn and one drooped horn. Reward offered for return to W. E. Johnson.
Warning issued to all parties not to hunt on lands owned by the signatories. Violators will be prosecuted. Names listed include Jake Luza and Vincent Luza.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson the Hero of the Merrimac and new Alabama Congressman was greeted by 4,143 cheering attendees on Sunday afternoon. Flags waved handkerchiefs clapped hands and loud cheers echoed as he appeared.
Free trial boxes of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy are mailed to catarrh sufferers with no cost or obligation. The ad claims rapid relief for nose and throat catarrh using a blend including thymol menthol oil and petrolatum. If catarrh reaches the stomach Dr Shoop Restorative is recommended internally for a complete cure.
The notice advertises prompt call service with day and night responses. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. and provides office telephone 66 and residence telephone 313 for contact.
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