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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
4
A Bryan Texas post lists campaign chatter and social notes from October 1908. It laments hazing, lauds public fundraising, praises J Bryan and Roosevelt while critiquing rivals, notes a proposed constitutional educational amendment, and jokes about farm economy and cattle themes.
The article appeals to every Democrat and citizen to go to the polls on Tuesday to vote for William J Brg, claiming his victory would yield Texas the largest electoral majority to show approval of his lofty moral standards.
Property selections include 3 lots with well houses for 2000 dollars. A 4 room house on 1 1 2 lots with well and outbuildings for 750 dollars. A 5 room house on 1 1 2 lots in block center with well and outbuildings for 625 dollars. 3 vacant Lamar St. lots for 600 dollars. A 2 room house on 1 lot not complete for 250 dollars. Phone 387 or P O Box 164 Bryan Texas.
The Eagle reports Mr. Coulter, now in St. Louis, spent Monday selecting calico patterns and ginghams. He traveled to stores personally to secure better prices and patterns than mail orders, planning to buy ladies skirts and goods across Tuesday and Wednesday.
Excerpts urge optimistic daily thought and persistent effort to foster happiness. It stresses avoiding rigid dogma, embracing diverse ideas, and continually studying to grow the mind toward a radiant life linked to sunlit optimism.
An exchange remarks that it is simple to know how a farm should be run, but very difficult to actually manage it and support a family from its proceeds. The quote highlights the contrast between theory and practical farming realities.
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