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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
5
Passenger train schedules list several north and south bound run times, while a stream of city notices reports visits by residents, business trips, sales ads, lost items, photo studios, and local society updates in the Bryan area.
After a hearty meal Henry Paul of Paris Texas died suddenly. Mrs. M. M. Stone widow of a former Galveston mayor died at Overton. Louisiana Methodist conference to hold session in Ruston. Katy railroad erecting a steel bridge over Cypress Bayou near Jefferson Texas. At Perry Oklahoma J S Russell acquitted of burning his millinery store. Tim Carr died at Belle Point hospital Fort Smith after being shot at Dustin Texas. First State Bank of Looney Greer County Oklahoma chartered with capital stock 10000. Stray shoats two black and white spotted owners call for charges. C H Weaver and Bardstown Kentucky visitors to the Lawrence and Clarke households. Coal car of deep mine McAlister coal on track. Wilson Grain & Coal Co phone 376.
Notice states the Elks Lodge will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 PM with business of importance and good attendance desired. F. C. Oliver, E.R.
Notice that shooting of fireworks on Main Street and near the cotton warehouse yards and platforms is banned during the holidays. Enforcement will be strict and violators will be dealt with accordingly. T. P. Boyett, City Marshal.
Opera house program announces the Donnelly and Hatfield Minstrels appear tonight and urges readers to secure seats at Haswell's. A lost item section notes three gold pins with pearl settings lost during the U D C convention, two bar pins and a scroll pin, return to Mrs. J T Hanway.
City Marshal T. P. Boyett reminds residents of regulations prohibiting fireworks near Main Street and the cotton yards, platforms, and warehouses. With holidays approaching and much cotton stored, fire risk could trigger a disastrous conflagration. enforcement is a protective duty of officers.
A car from the McAlister 2 and Coal Company is referenced in a report. Details on location, date, or outcome are not provided in the readable text.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy L S Ross Chapter will meet at the Presbyterian Manse Friday December 14 at 3:30 p.m. All members are requested to attend. Mrs J D West Recording Secretary L S Ross Chapter.
Hearn and Dansby announce a cash on delivery policy for all work at Bryan Steam Laundry starting December 15. Coupons will be offered at ten percent discount for cash customers, with no exceptions and no bill presentation.
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