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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
A jumble of brief observations and quotes from 1908 covering politics, prohibition, weather, and social commentary. The snippets mention Bryan Roosevelt Camp, Foraker Deneen, Gompers, Mulai Hafid, and Thaw, with notes on campaigns, governance, and public concerns.
The piece notes Gooseneck Bill McDonald urges Texas negroes to vote Democratic at state and national levels. It compares Taft and foreign leaders, cites the Republican push for campaign contribution transparency, and highlights Farmers Union growth and Democratic sentiment in Texas. Local traffic and health notes close the column.
A five room house with hall within one block of gradea school. Convenient for children to go home to dinner on cold rainy days. See W A Dodson.
The first oysters of the season reach Bryan on Wednesday served in any style. Family trade solicited. C Edinburg.
A Marlin Galveston News correspondent recounts a two-bit man who reads several papers for light content yet claims no local information. He subscribes to the Chicago Ledger and the Farmer's Friend, while his wife reads Home and Fireside and his son War Whoop. He recalls two-bit prices and notes no abrupt interest in county or gubernatorial matters.
The Sept. 1 Galveston News Trade Edition reviews Galveston commerce for the year to Aug. 31 with Texas cotton at 2.6 million bales and Galveston receipts at 2,633,429 bales. Exports total $161,352,201 led by cotton and byproducts. imports rank Galveston ninth among U.S. ports.
The Eagle carries a brief interview with Haraldt R. Techau who just arrived from Germany where he has spent half his life. He notes Germany leads in musical progress and many Americans study there for prestige and access to top performances. He explains training costs and the need to learn German before traveling, naming Berlin Leipsig Dresden and Frankfur t as great musical centers.
NOW LISTEN WE WILL put our machine in your house on trial to prove promises Singer or Wheeler & Wilson machines leading the world. T A Satterwhite salesperson phone 105. FOR SALE A good second hand Oliver Typewriter good as new Webb Bros 234. For Rent Five room cottage convenient with plenty of water Mrs R V Kernole 235.
Mrs L E Brockman announces the temporary reopening of sewing parlors at the residence of Mrs H Brockman, phone 167. School and fashionable dressmaking offered with guaranteed satisfaction.
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