Daily Eagle Post Office Entry Notice
The Daily Eagle records its second class matter status at the Bryan Texas Post Office under Carnes and Wallace. Dated October 23, 9072.
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Bryan
Texas
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
2
Indians Set To Meet Army A and M In Monday Clash
The Indians face a tough prospect with A and M next Monday. Coach Larsen plans tricks to outwit the fast light Indian squad noted for endurance and daring plays. Big Jim Ross may line up, bringing fourteen Indians and eight Texans in a high rivalry game. Bryan anticipates at least 500 supporters.
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Larsen
Austin
Big Jim Ross
Bryan
Mrs Mary E Peverly Dies At Millican After Illness
Mrs Mary E Peverly widow of B H Peverly died at their Millican home on Friday October 15 at noon after a three year invalid period. Though restrained by illness her Christian spirit remained bright inspiring friends and neighbors. She was a native of St.
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Eagle
Mary FE. Peverly
B. H. Peverly
Millican
Peverly
Obituary: Millican Resident Passes After Long Life
John s, Newfoundland born Sept 2 1825 died at age 82 after moving with her husband to Millican in 1858. She was active in home and community with charitable deeds and church involvement. Survived by husband four children and many grandchildren, burial at Wheat Cemetery Millican after services conducted by Rev W M Foster.
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Wm. Lambdin
Waco
H. E. Peverly
Bryan
Etta Steele
Navasota
George Woodall
Millican
W. M. Foster
Prospector Activity Near Wellborn Signals Resource Development
An observer from Wellborn reports Dr. Wallis of Rockdale has prospecting for lignite near Wellborn and found a nine foot lignite strata two and a half miles away. He has options on nearby land and ongoing surveys hint at development. Mr. Ramsey of Mineral Wells owns 1100 to 1200 acres below Wellborn, plans timber sales and a settlement with oil and lignite prospects. a Missouri partner has joined the enterprise and visited the site.
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V/Tie Eagle
A. W. Royder
Wellborn
Wallis
Rockdale
Royder
Ramsey
Mineral Wells
Missouri
For Sale Pasture at Bryan with 355 Acres and Improvements
For Sale. A pasture one mile southwest of Bryan totaling 355 acres all fenced. 200 acres cleared with balance in timber. Two houses and several cattle sheds plus wind mill and galvanized cistern. Suitable for dairy or cattle and hogs. Easy terms. Apply to J. W. English. Oct. 23.
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Bryan
J. W. English
Civic forum planned for New York and assorted notices
Rockdale Texas leader W K Clement is dead. A large air plant will be installed in Jennings Louisiana oil field. John Mascott, a Black man, was critically shot in Dallas. the assailant fled. Floyd Johnson, sixteen, fainted and broke his neck near Guthrie. Gladys Burrell, eleven, killed in a Ladonia Texas runaway. Greenville Texas jurors fined for nonappearance. Beaver County Oklahoma ranch sold to W H McCune. G W Lawrence of Denison hit by streetcar in Dallas, gash above eye. Creamery planned at Clinton Oklahoma. butter output set at 4500 pounds daily. Andrew Coleman bitten by rattlesnake near Biardstown Lamar County Texas. he sucked out poison.
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New York
W. K. Clement
Rockdale
Tex
Jennings
John Mascott
Dallas
Grand Lodge of Arkansas Odd Fellows
Eureka Springs
Floyd Johnson
Guthrie
Greenville
Porter
Frank Laughlin
Beaver County
Oklahoma
W. H. McCune
G. W. Lawrence
Denison
Clinton
Okla
Andrew Coleman
Biardstown
Lamar County
Texas
Stolen Jersey Cow With One Straight and One Drooped Horn
Stray or stolen light fawn Jersey cow described as very fat with one straight horn and one drooped horn. Liberal reward offered for return to W. E. Johnson. Contact 256tt oy at.
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W. E. Johnson
Try This For Catarrh Free Tests By Mail
Free trials of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy mailed to sufferers at no cost and no obligation. The kit combines oils and petrolatum for nose and throat relief with suggested internal use of Restorative for stomach or bowels when needed. Send for sample and book to Racine Wisconsin.
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Shoop
Postmasters of the Fourth Class Convene in Dallas
Texas fourth class postmasters meet in Dallas on October 22 where Mayor Hay gives welcome remarks. U S District Attorney Atwell recalls Benjamin Franklin as first Postmaster General while James Forrest outlines duties. Discussion covers pay, mail weighing, and the week of October 13 to 19 for workload assessment.
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Dallas
Texas
Hay
C. A. Moose
Polville
United States District Attorney
Atwell
United Staes
Benjamin Franklin
James E. Forrest
Johnson
Hotel Shot Up in Dallas Lobby Incident
Dallas detective Alexander Pegues fired five shots into the ceiling of the Southland hotel lobby Monday night and was suspended. No one injured, though the crowded lobby included many ladies and a band. A Buffalo visitor, at the stairs, was knocked to the floor as panicked crowds surged through the barroom and shops. Bell-hatter Burgess and proprietor J B Lucas helped end the disturbance.
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Dallas
Alexander Pegues
Southland
Buffalo
Bob Burgess
J. B. Lucas
Bullet Breaks Neck While Driving Through Park
Fort Worth Oct 22 Wil Booth of this city was shot through the neck and killed while driving through the city park. The assailant rode a horse and fled to sheriff's office, surrendering as W C Weatherington. Weatherington bond set at $2000. Booth's wife and infant in buggy witnessed the event with five other onlookers.
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Fort Worth
Wil Booth
Booth
Asailant
Avithin
Sheriff
W. C. Weatherington
Judge J L Henry Dies After Illness in Dallas
Dallas, Oct 22. Judge J L Henry died at his home after two months of illness. Born in Virginia Oct 18 1831 he came to Texas in 1852 and was admitted to the bar at Huntsville before moving through Coke county to Tyler and later Dallas. He served in the constitutional convention of 1876 and was elected to the Texas supreme court but resigned to resume private practice before his term ended.
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Dallas
J. L. Henry
John L. Henry
Virginia
Texas
Huntsville
Coke County
Tyler
Henry
Texas Supreme Court
Cattle Receipts Record Shatters at Fort Worth Yard
Fort Worth stock yards set a new daily cattle record on Monday with over 10 000 head penned. About 4000 were calves while the rest were mature butcher stock and a portion stockers and feeders. The prior single day high was 9 690 on May 23, 1905 and the year’s best 9 403 on Sept 17.
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Fort Worth
Bryan Cancels Engagement At Negro State Fair
Macon Ga Oct 22 Hon W J Bryan who had accepted to speak at the Negro State fair Oct 30 canceled the engagement. Governor Smith who helped pass the disenfranchisement law has accepted an invitation to speak in Bryan's place.
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Macon
W. J. Bryan
Smith
Wallings and Miss Strunsky Released in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on October 22, The Wallings and Miss Strunsky were released late Monday.
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St. Petersburg
the Wallings
Miss Strunsky
Elgin Butter Output Reported For District
Elgin Illinois reports butter production for the past week reaching 675600 pounds across the district with figures recorded in the weekly dairy bulletin.
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Elgin
Stein Block Smart Clothes Offer New Style Fit
A strong pitch touts Stein-Block Smart Clothes as America’s best, claiming fit with a new style never seen before. It highlights 53 years of garment knowledge and seeks to persuade good citizens that ordinary men deserve better workmanship.
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America
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Gladys Burrell
J.D. Ganter
Dunn & Daly
Holmes & Parker
M. H. James
Will Booth
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
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