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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1901
Page
3
A brief note records a rough line about Topsy hosiery directed to Bryan at Norwood’s. The fragment hints at a trade inquiry or catalog reference, with the names Topsy, Bryan, and Norwood’s present in the readable text.
Various short items: piano trade, a bingo night at K of P hall, cigar ads for Silver Crown, Rev E A Shettles conference trip, job ads for dry goods building, Bryan A and M football captain Thomas W. Blake, baseball manager Sowder, Intercollegiate athletic delegate Banks, Rex Dyspepsia Tablets ad, phantom party hosted by Ladies Aid Baptist church, school board holiday schedule and new building discussion, silver crown promotion, quinine malaria cure, address by W W Grubbs on industrial education for women.
Norwood's for skirting goods and winter clothes. Thomas & Hunter advertise ready to wear suits and overcoats for Christmas with delivery before the holiday. Local visits include Mrs D A Lawrence and Mrs M Derden in Houston and Ida Japhet and child returning to Houston.
A. E. Werley warns that all laundry bills must be paid in cash on delivery from January 1 due to mounting debts. The notice cites the need to meet obligations and directs that payment be required upon bunks delivery. The text also contains various unrelated notices about malaria cures and local figures at a college meeting, without cohesive context.
Notice to delinquent taxpayers urging immediate payment to avoid further expense. Signed by Cley Secretary, indicating city council instruction to push collections. Includes fragmented lines about a ladies aid event and a Franklin Brothers meats ad at an unrelated residence party in December.
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