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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
A late 19th century column blends railroad timetable scraps with local commerce blurbs. It mentions Northbound and Southbound schedules, drugstore chatter, and town events, including sales pitches for goods and seasonal displays. The piece records visits by residents and entails plucky remarks on local stores and weather. It closes with a community note about millinery displays and fashion.
The city of Bryan votes to elect two members of the city council and other officers at the next election. The election will be held on a designated Tuesday in April under the city charter ordinances and state law. Bryan Mattress Factory is now open for renovations and new work. F. White, Master Groomer, announces contact details.
A Brazos County writer in Walnut Springs reports the Texas Central Railroad is erecting a modern round house at Walnut Springs, with completion planned by June 1. The project includes a branch line from DeLeon to Cross Plains, eight miles apart, signaling growth and improved employee conditions. Weather and farming updates accompany the note, plus well wishes to correspondents.
Arguments of counsel in a dissolution case closed yesterday and await the supreme court to render judgment. The proceedings focus on the standard of dissolution and potential implications for the parties involved.
Professor W Welborn of College Station, head of Texas Rice Experiment Stations, returned to Beaumont to arrange the Jefferson County station. He will supervise building, planting, and equipment, confer with the chamber of commerce, and select a director for permanent leadership of the station.
The Globe Dry Goods Co opens with a grand display of new merchandise and elaborate window arrangements. Manager Me, Hearne Pulver, a white man, leads the department while Job Johnson of Chicago oversees the millinery. The Onberry Goode company, a Bryan enterprise, showcases the store’s modern layout and inviting prices as patrons view spring outfits and accessories.
Relatives in the city and nearby gathered after the death of Mrs Easter Scott whose funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Clarendon. She was aged about 28 and left a husband and several children. The bereaved family mourns deeply as friends offer sympathy.
The Magle 18 lads have moved back to Bryan from Normangee and are glad to be home on Datta street. Residents say Beyutr people are steady to have them back as the story notes a verition in the storeypart iment of Figen Rilwe's popular tore asks his friends to focus here.
A report notes the Mexican government has granted Yen Vantan a concession for airing a cotton variety found in a northern party area. The article describes uncertain viability, limited local cultivation, and potential development under way amid tax conditions.
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