Bryan Office Hours and Contact Numbers
Bryan Texas announces office hours from 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Prompt calls welcomed day or night. Office phone 66. Residential phone 312.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1907
Page
1
Bryan Texas announces office hours from 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Prompt calls welcomed day or night. Office phone 66. Residential phone 312.
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports a dawn attack by five hundred raiders destroying $200000 of property. Shots shattered windows as fires lit the town. Two men injured, the mayor's paper destroyed, and several warehouses and banks damaged. Authorities fear a broader arson wave.
The Texas insurance department was told by Union Central Life that it will stay in Texas and continue insurance and investment business. The Texas Woman's Press association outlined plans for the 15th anniversary in Fort Worth. State banks filed statements showing healthy condition with deposits ample to cover withdrawals. The Attorney General discussed a Dallas street railway half fare issue and a forthcoming opinion.
Mrs Clara Guilleard was shot three times as she entered her gate on Houston avenue between Spring and Olive streets. Two bullets hit a limb and one struck the right breast. Dr B C Murray attended and said wounds unlikely to be serious unless complications arise. The shooter escaped and no arrests are reported.
The Republican national committee met to pick the next convention city and date. Chicago backed by Representative Lowden faced Kansas City and Denver with votes tallying 2 for Chicago 17 for Kansas City and 4 for Denver. June 16 was chosen as the convention date.
Austin reports Land Commissioner Terrell has traveled to Pecos country to oversee school land matters and address related concerns.
A Red Boot sign is visible near the intersection of James and Nunn streets in Bryan Texas. Nearby storefronts and pedestrians note the landmark attracting locals and visitors.
Protect yourself now one carry Fire Plate Glass Life Sick Benefit Accident and Live Stock Insurance. W. A. Watkins Office over Gordon Sewell Grocery Co.
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