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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1900
Page
2
An advertisement page by Connelly Palmer and Carnes promotes ear decoration work and a large stock of plain and crepe paper in various shades. Wilson Jenkins Drug Co. offers related supplies. Subscription prices listed: per week 10c per month 40c.
Madison County notes show poor cotton prospects without dry spells, corn praised by Melver and J J Martin, hay counted as excellent before rains, and bollworms appearing. Rough Riders, led by Capt Neely McBride, will march to Bryan for the celebration with about 30 men. Local life includes a new gin output and a timber route study for a possible Texas Northern railroad to Anderson.
Mrs W W Waldrop will open a private school at her residence on Monday September 8 with Mrs M Nagle taking charge until Mrs Waldrop resumes duties. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. 907 est
A private school announces opening the first Monday in September at the proprietor's residence and thanks patrons while seeking continued support. A second entry notes Mrs A P Andersen opening a Primary and Kindergarten school September 3 in a former school room under Masonic Hall, inviting public patronage. The Press Publishing Company census guessing contest will continue for about a month as census returns cannot be counted in Washington for at least two months.
The Manufacturers' Record notes 1899 1900 were the most profitable for southern transportation. Southern railways modernize lines, cut debt interest, and expand facilities. New mills planned in Raleigh Jacksonville Chattanooga and other cities promise large output as textile industry grows. Yaqui Indians sue for peace while many hold to arms amid Sonora conflict.
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