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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1903
Page
2
The clipping mocks Texas talk with notes on Easter, bird protection laws, and jokes about reading advertisements. It mentions Cornblazer from Hill county lecturing for a new Texas independent party and references statements about Bryan, Madisonville, and Galveston papers.
Bryan Steam Laundry introduces a niche service focusing on white vests and shirt waists. The notice highlights careful laundering, preservation of fabric, and professional care for delicate garments.
L. S. Ross Chapter U D C held a semi monthly meeting at 4 p m on Friday April 17 with eighteen ladies present. Miss Stod dard led an exercise by roll call reminiscences and questions on early U S history and the causes of the Civil War. Mrs M L Wallace applied for membership. Next meeting will be with Mrs Raysor on the first Friday in May. Mrs J D West presided.
Hotel arrivals list shows guests including Waco’s W Smith and W S Means, Chicago’s G M Morris, Houston’s J D Walker, Corsicana’s Willoughby Newton, and New Orleans’ J E Burney alongside several others from Calvert, Rock Prairie, Bethel, and Calvert. Guests arrive from multiple cities for short stays.
A group of Bryan gentlemen including A. M. Rhodes and H. G. Rhodes have purchased 800 acres near Adkins Mound in Brazos and Grimes counties to develop oil resources on the Navasota river. The buyers will survey the land and begin development as soon as practical with Sam R. Henderson and Y. B. Hudson initiating the plan. Lost a pet squirrel Friday. liberal reward offered for its recovery. Also notes on Bryan Ice, Storage and Coal Co, visitors, and births and local notices.
Local appeal targets professional residents without stores to fund a street sprinkler project. Promoter M. E. Wallace is urged to collect monthly subscriptions from merchants and others to cover start costs. Meanwhile Houston debuts porters at Grand Central to assist travelers, and local notices promote entertainment and sales.
Liverpool spot market quiet and firmer with middling 65.46, 6,000 sales and 9,000 receipts. American sales 8,500. New York spot market quiet at middling 10.40 with no sales. New Orleans spot market quiet at middling 101-16 with 800 sales.
Train ticket sales announce round trip fares to Waco for April 19 with Sunday validity and return at 10:10 p m. A horse show in Houston April 20 to 22 offers round trip tickets at 3 30 with return by April 25. Webb Bros new arrivals feature waists and linens and notices invite fair catalogue advertising. Ice cream parlor promotes best quality cream and drinks.
Nevada Ohio man credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with curing stomach and heart distress after four months. Ad claims all non organic heart disease stems from indigestion and that the remedy relieves stomach pressure and heart strain. Bottles priced at 1.00 with a trial size of 50 cents, distributed by Dr N M MacDougald.
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