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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
3
Secretary T A Andrews says applications to matriculate at the A and M College are double those of a year ago. He warns dormitory and boarding limits will force many to be refused admission while Bryan could aid by linking to the college via a proposed railway.
A flood of short items from Chaney Bros. market and nearby merchants fills Bryan pages. Fresh bread daily, various meat and grocery offers, land matters, travel notes, and social visits from Navasota to Waco appear alongside church services and hotel plans.
J Cohen plans to leave Bryan soon and offers his store fixtures and stock of clothing furnishing goods and related items at remarkably low prices. The sale includes furniture and inventory ready for quick removal. Proceeds will include merchandise suitable for a general shop and ready customers.
Brazos County health officer and Bryan city acting health officer issue a 30 day modification to the city ordinance allowing residents to turn cattle out during the day but requiring them to be gathered at night. Cattle found after nightfall may be impounded with a one dollar penalty per head. The aim is to curb grass and weed growth to reduce mosquito habitats.
I was appointed by Hon. J. L. Fountain to conduct competitive exams for the Sam Houston Normal scholarship in this county. Several applicants compete for one scholarship. exam at county courthouse 8 30 a m Saturday August 18 1905. Jno A Moore Bryan Texas August 4 1905. District grand lodge meetings of colored Odd Fellows and Household of Ruth closed after four days. H C Bell of Denton re elected district grand master and David Abner of Seguin re elected governor. A brass band led street parade. next meeting in Galveston.
A compilation of brief items reports deaths and accidents in New Mexico Texas and Oklahoma including M V Kelly in Alamogordo and R B Criswell in New York. It notes a $20000 waterworks plant for Marlow and Denton Texas seeking railroad bonuses. It also lists yellow fever cases boating injuries and local restrictions on Denison fruit stands and sodas.
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