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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
3
Train schedules for the I. and G. N. and H. T. C. rail lines are listed with arrival and departure times. The column also records a corset sale, local visits, marriages, and community announcements from Bryan Texas including names of residents and businesses.
Bryan Chapter No. 222 O E S declares a regular meeting this afternoon at 3 p m. Members are urged to attend promptly. Lena Reed secretary and Edna Minkert worthy matron signified.
A two or three piece suit made of pure wool serge in dark blue with a half lined coat and alpaca collar. Vest has six buttons and a collar, pants are full and loose with belt straps. The vendor claims no similar value in Bryan at this price and offers it as a weekly special.
An old advertisement touts Mi o Na as a cure for indigestion and weak stomach functions. It listsSymptoms such as nausea heaviness in the pit of the stomach and constipation and claims a tablet before meals strengthens the stomach and restores weight. The ad promises a money back guarantee and directs readers to ask E J Jenkins to show the Mi o Na guarantee.
Eagle reporter shows architect J C Carter of Lake Charles plan for a 6 roller sugar mill and refinery at Mumford with $75 000 projected capital and cane acreage. About $25 000 pledged. target operation for 1906 crop. Also report death of the Gandy child at Rock Prairie and funeral details. Oltorf & Wiley to open St Louis office to handle Texas produce on commission. note on Bryan funeral attendance and a union prayer meeting at the Christian church tonight.
A severe storm in southwest Oklahoma Monday night damaged property and flooded lowland districts. Wires were down, rail bridges on Frisco and Rock Island were reported washed out, and traffic halted. Snyder saw water invade businesses and homes as a heavy lightning display accompanied the storm. Communication from the area was unavailable Tuesday morning. R. F. Yoakum and associates reportedly purchased the Beaumont Sour Lake and Western railroad.
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