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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1906
Page
4
In Bryan on December 2 1906 community leaders hosted visitors including Daughters of the Confederacy. The conference heard Rev I Z T Morris speaking on orphan homes and received a $54 contribution. The event stressed cotton breeding rewards and urged support for schools and education.
The Navajo Examiner editor says he will risk a little hair for a good cause. He notes a critic warned that advocating a town cow law would cost scalp, and he replies that they have little hair to lose and will push forward if needed.
Allurements of three successful crop years draw people from other state areas, yet Brazos County farmers are thriving with growing prosperity. They run operations at the same old stand and maintain bank balances.
Local merchants in Bryan advertise abundant holiday goods with open displays and clearly labeled prices. Shoppers may inspect the merchandise before purchasing as they prepare gifts and seasonal items.
The Galveston News summarizes Friday proceedings of the Texas Conference at Tyler. Rev. I. F. Betts of Bryan led devotional services and read John 15:1 17 as the Scriptural lesson before continuing with the conference.
The Norfolk chapter plans a Daughters of the Confederacy building at the James Town Exposition. The project may be state funded, with no member assessments. The design mirrors the Beauvoir House home of Jefferson Davis, including furniture, and a cafe will serve attendees.
An advert promotes Mio na stomach tablets as a remedy for nerve fatigue by strengthening digestion. It claims the product tones the digestive system to absorb nerve force, improve sleep, reduce weakness, and restore vitality, offering a money back guarantee from E. J. Jenkins on every 50 cent box.
Notice posted by J W English prohibits hunting in southwest Bryan pasture. Public urged to stay out under terms of the warning.
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