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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
5
An OCR fragment shows southbound No 101 arriving at 6 05 p m and northbound No 102 arriving time unreadable, part of the I and G N schedule listing multiple train numbers No 8 5 2 6 600th bound train entries.
Local items list visitors from Kurten Hearne Houston Navasota and other towns. Notes include births, illnesses, home fires, church updates, class changes, and ongoing store promotions. Several residents return from trips and attend inaugurations, with Red Cross relief fund updates and upcoming college events.
Southwestern University in Georgetown Texas awards a 60000 contract to Belford Lumber Company for a white limestone boys dormitory near the main building. Construction starts at once with a cornerstone set around June 1 during commencement exercises and limestone quarried in Williamson County will be used.
John Ward sold 212 acres of his Brazos bottom farm near Marlin to Italian settlers. The growing colony near High Bank will focus on truck farming, orchard and vineyard work, dedicating land and labor to provide homes for many families.
Mr. Ward receives $40 per acre for his land plus the benefit of the current crop growing on the property, under terms that grant immediate payment and continued crop advantages.
E J Jenkins markets Hyomei pocket inhalers claimed to cure catarrh quickly. The complete outfit includes inhaler Seopyee and Hyomei for one dollar with 50 cent refills. Jenkins guarantees a cure if directions are followed or refunds the purchase price.
Washington reports the First National Bank of Attala Alabama was closed by order of the comptroller.
San Antonio April 25 case of White charged with murder of P. H. Pond will be tried in Comal county.
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