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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
3
The page lists early 20th century railroad timetables noting northbound trains at 1 88 p.m. and 12 46 a.m. with southbound departures around 8 40 p.m. and 4 50 p.m. It includes I and G N lines with No. 11 and No. 12 arrivals and other train numbers.
Reports list J C Royder J S Brown J A Henry and many others returning to Wellborn Calvert Edge Mum ford Navasota Benchley Houston and more from visits or business yesterday. Includes for sale ads and local notices with church and market references.
List of names in the advertising letters category for the week ending August 21 1905. Included are ladies and gents with surnames Blankenship Barnes Bates Lena E. Minnie Brown M. E. Clifton Davis Francis Finch Lizzie Fryan Lizzie Green Harris Hall Johnson Lewis Lowe Bird Ella Lovett Mary F. McIntosh Eva Manheim Shampine Nancy Sheppard Annie Smith Josephine Taylor P. H. Tucker M. A. Waugh Lula D. Wilson Rose Annie and men named Bradley Shannon Fenton Joe Ferrell Guess Godsoe Hayse Herman Hayse Oziah Hall Aaron W. Hamilton Tom King L. C. Kinchen John son W. E. Lewis J. M. Lucas Ward Nicols Wm. Smith Bill Lawson J. F. Taylor Ed Washington F. W.
In Brazos County Court Texas on August 10 1905 I filed as survivor of the community estate of my deceased husband N M McDougald and invite all claimants to present claims within legal time. Those indebted are asked to promptly pay. Residence Bryan Brazos County Texas Mrs L E McDougald 217 23 29 35 Survivor Etc.
Advertisement notices a ten room residence with 140 acres for rent to a satisfactory tenant or smaller acreage if preferred. Apply to Mrs. L. M. Polk. Miss Lillian Poole, Holiness evangelist, to hold meetings at Wellborn all next week after Brightlight success. R. L. Collier, I and G N fireman, suffered cramps. doctor treated him. he is recovering at home in Mart.
Plans ordered for a six story brick office building at Main and Broadway in Oklahoma City. The Bassett project will front 75 feet and extend 140 feet, replacing the Griffith building, and will include modern conveniences with stone trim.
A telegram to the Daily Item editor from President Roosevelt states no change in plans for a southern tour, signaling he will proceed to Mobile as scheduled.
A group of medical men plan to establish a college in Dallas. Baptist revival in Winsboro reports eighty conversions. Trains to run between Brownsville and Bay City are soon usable. A Dallas firm lands a Sherman government building contract worth 111380. Nine Chinese were deported and 17 were rounded up in El Paso. A fatal derrick fall near Beaumont is reported.
Mrs Burt Norwood left for Brownwood yesterday to stay while Mr Norwood travels to the East to purchase goods. Little Miss Ruth Boatwright suffers a sore foot from a cut with glass sustained a few days ago.
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