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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
2
Clippings note cautions on child injuries from toy bombs and discuss topics of public interest. Mention W. J. Bryan traveling to Mexico to advise on gold standard policy and German socialist dissent. Roosevelt rides in rain to church, drawing nationwide coverage.
The Cardus Weather Chart and Calendar first edition consists of twelve large 18 by 20 inch sheets, each listing a daily weather signal and forecaster notes by Prof. DeVoe. A few copies may be obtained for 10 cents in stamps by sending to Chattanooga Medicine Co. in Chattanooga, Tenn. Florence Fountain of Dallas is cited in the city.
Bryan branch members met December 21 with a program led by Dr. West urging temperance and lifelong virtue beyond tobacco pledges. The group grew to 145 members, 45 cents added to gym fund, and plans for next Sunday include two recitations and an essay.
Col W J Bryan spent a few hours in Austin on Sunday en route to Leander where his wife and children are visiting. Other notes include John D Rockefeller donating $1,000,000 to Unity of Chicago and many local incidents across Texas and nearby states.
J D Sands of Somerville and Miss Nelia Hawes were married at the bride’s home, 8 o’clock night, with Rev James Ray officiating. A large circle of friends offered warm congratulations to the couple. Nearby ads promote hardware and gifts as holiday selections. A gusher at Sour Lake near the Parsons tract boosts their land value.
United States Circuit Court in Waco orders public auction of Lots 4 and 5, Block 127, Bryan Brazos County Texas, under decree against J M Mike and T E Mike. Sale set January 6, 1903, 10 AM to 4 PM, to satisfy judgment of $534.41 plus interest and costs. Receiver John T Pendleton may bid up to the judgment amount without cash. others must pay cash.
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