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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
3
A cluttered early 1900s notice sheet advertises cigars at the Exchange hotel, cheap goods, baked goods, candies, and furniture. It also lists travel, visits, baseball plans, a cemetery fund, job ads for mill and railway work, and community announcements including church events and local incidents.
Mrs L Vogel visits Marlin while Dallas resident Homer Moseley and Navsota traveler J E Farquhar are listed among yesterday’s arrivals. Macy and Brazos Bottom sources report Rube Grant and George Clayton in town. Local stores advertise fresh mackerel 1901 catch Queen Bee flour Read's Drug Store Blue Ribbon Cigar and Morning Eagle extras at Haswell's.
A list of guests arriving at a hotel includes EXCHANGE Mississippi towns and numerous individuals such as Wycough Madisonville F W Kim Ft Worth J D McGill Cameron W V Hanway Dallas Louis Cohen C Rus Chicago Fred Z Mills Mark Buford A H Clinger New York W F Thompson T Davidson Waco R H Grant Grant F A Burns Detroit Wm Lasker Houston Geo A Hill Austin H C Loder J M Berry Dallas C C Jordan North Carolina E H Astin Mumford L H Fuller Calvert Max McCrew Denver R H Wilson Mrs M J Wilson Joe Love Kurten Mrs Mary Quinn Miss Emma Quinn Malden Miss Lizzie Burns Mesa Miss Sallie May Marsh Pankey W T Thompson Waco J W Thomson Willis W J Parker.
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as the leading sale worldwide for indigestion and biliousness. It touts it as a universal cure before modern doctors, claiming it cleanses the system, stops fermentation, aids liver action, and relieves headaches and general malaise. It urges readers to obtain Green's Prize Almanac from Wilson Jenkins Drug Co.
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