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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
7
Public notice appears noting the Bryan Daily Eagle H entry at the Bryan Texas post office on April 22 1912 as second class mail under the 1878 act. The item lists editorial staff and Associated Press rights and provides advertising representation details. Quotations from Jean Ingelow and George MacDonald are included as epigraphs.
The quote muses that love's path is seldom smooth, echoing Shakespearean themes of enduring hardship in romance and the restless nature of human affection across time.
A compact reflection on friendship with public announcements and inquiry into wisdom. Includes line about learning and earning success through merit.
Excerpts from the Bryan Daily Eagle dated October 14 1901 note that Texas requires licenses for insurance companies with prosecutions possible for noncompliers. Also mentioned are gubernatorial candidate T M Campbell and an editorial on politicians versus statesmen.
Mrs E C Pearson and daughter Miss Lillie returned from Dallas. Marsha Boyett acted as auctioneer selling horses in the city pound. Cards announce the marriage of Miss Carro Louise Henderson to Brandon Stone on Wednesday October 28 at high noon. Stone is a University of Texas graduate and current county attorney of Runnels County.
Mrs. Sallie Monroe of Rosse visited Mrs. Emma Bradley in Millican and then went to Houston to see her daughter. Mrs. Guy Neeley and her young son traveled through Millican toward Allenfarm to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hempfling. Mr. Hempfling, former postmaster, now works with Mr. Terrell at Allenfarm. Kirkland Edwards, with his brother Arthur at Coleman, Texas, reports better health and good test results while attending school. he graduated Millican school last session and has many friends.
Miss Erin Simpson at San Marcos sends a clipping about a social affair at the dormitory in which her niece Doris Simpson of Milli Can took a prominent part. Pipe line laborers have been at work in town with local men joining families. The community club met by president Mrs. Chas. McGregor for a school fundraiser. Carl Seeley A T Langford and J Walter Smith served on jury duty in Bryan last week and this week.
A correspondent reports Millican has occurred and the informer has not been notified. The writer offers to report for £4 of community funds.
Kurten notes a recent heavy rain damaged much cotton and slowed farm work. The local school reopened on Monday with a lively song, then speeches by Supt D. J. MacDonald and Elijah Rudd, the community’s new member, and other brief talks.
Supt D J McDonald Mrs D J McDonald and Miss Ozelle McDonald attended with trustees John Sabe Henry Schultz and Joe Yeager along with patrons. Four students Wallace Sabe Arthur Yeager Emil Gerke and Jesse Gilpin earned a free trip to Dallas leaving Monday. Marvin Lawless heads to Houston for an indefinite stay. The Colburns and Elmer Colburn had an accident on a College Station road. Mr Colburn broke his arm. Visitors including Jacob Lero Sophia Lero and Anton Lero from Leonard visited Valentines Fridel. Louis Kurten returned from Austin where he worked this summer. Will Henderson made a business trip to Bryan. A and M folks visited. A box supper is set for the 20th at the schoolhouse with invitations to all.
V M Sturgis from the agronomy department visited Huntsville to judge farm products at the county fair.
Dr and Mrs H RB McCain rejoice as their family grows with a baby born to Mr and Mrs Earle M McCain on Tuesday night in Jacksonville Texas.
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