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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
2
Snippets from Texas papers note advertising rates and legislative banter. Carries quips about Missouri in Standard Oil, Carrie Nation, hugging teachers, and a Texas bird dog claim. Mentions Alexandria headgear rule, Texas counties, and Louisiana saloon classes with social commentary.
The notice reports a limited charge related to B Y P U height measurements with minimal context. No further details on purpose or authority are provided in the readable text.
A small ad describes homemade fruit cakes and fancy cakes and candy offered by Mrs Otto Boehme. The casual notice emphasizes a line of Pesa products and invites orders.
G Napoli, a Galveston and Houston cigar manufacturer, visited Nar rasota seeking fifty acres or more to grow tobacco for his Bryan area operations. He praised Grimes county soil for tobacco and hinted at expanding acreage if results justify it. He plans to manufacture in Navasota if the crop succeeds.
Mrs. D M Broach of Copeland died Wednesday night at the home of her aunt Mrs P N Cansey in Wellborn after a long illness. She was 84 and leaves her husband Dr D M Broach and three children. A Methodist and devout Christian, she was laid to rest Thursday at 4 30 PM with Dr T H Morris officiating.
L L McInnis has joined the A M board of directors and will be a guest of honor at a banquet honoring Harvard President Eliott. The event occurs on the evening of February 23rd, with Maj. McInnis invited by the organizing committee.
Delinquent taxpayers are warned that taxes will be sent immediately at a cost of 10 cents per mile plus $1.50. The letter, signed by Tax Collector W Wipprecht, dated February 1, 1909, urges payment to avoid added charges. It also notes trunks hauled to or from depots with a contact number.
In the Southern District of Texas Arthur Worley of Brazos County was adjudged bankrupt on January 24 1909. The first meeting of creditors is set for February 11 1909 at 10 oclock AM in the United States Court Room Houston to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Referee in Bankruptcy Henry L Borden Houston Texas February 1 1909.
The ladies of the Christian church announce a tea at the residence of Mrs. Guy Bittle Thursday afternoon from 8 until 6. Everyone is cordial invited.
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