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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
3
North bound and south bound train times listed for H and T C lines with No 3, 5, 2, 6 and No 101 102. Local arrivals and visitors dated yesterday include Coulter's fruit jars and numerous residents from Brent, Hearne, Houston, Dallas and other towns. Community notices mention baptist preaching, business trips, shop sales, trunks for sale, and local improvements at J W Coulter property.
Mr. F W Yeager again leads Brazos county exhibit at San Antonio urging farmers to contribute cotton corn and other products. Brazos county won first prize last year and hopes to repeat. Items to leave with Howell Bros for rent handling.
The firm of Garth Howell and Webb dissolves by mutual consent. M F Dansby is placed in exclusive charge to wind up and collect all claims. Debtors should settle with him. Signed by Mrs F I Garth W S Howell and Mrs Mattie H Webb date August 14 1906. Persons owing Dansby & Dansby to call and settle at the above place.
City council ordains an alderman election at Bryan City Hall on Wednesday September 12 1906. Voting will follow the city charter ordinances and state election laws. Mayor Frank Clarke and City Secretary sign the ordinance.
H O Jones arrived from Providence and Joe Samae from Tabor visited the city yesterday. H B Steele came from Croalea's Store and new owner John Wiley from Tabor also visited. Dr Drummond from Kurten attended Coulter's fruit fare.
Condensed dispatch notes railway calm in Mexico and an explosion in Philadelphia injuring seven persons with potential fatalities. British Minister Tower formally presented to President Diaz on Tuesday as closing dates loom for the Cotton Exchange in New York with Labor Day holiday impacts.
American Ambassador Thompson will host a dinner on August 22 in City of Mexico for all former American soldiers serving in the republic. The event highlights continued U S military and diplomatic ties.
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