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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1907

Page

3

Passenger and town schedule notes mixed with notices

Northbound and Southbound passenger schedules listed with numbers and times. Local society notes include visits, arrivals, events, sales, and classifieds. many residents travel to Houston, Dallas, or New Orleans, while shops and services advertise vacancies, rentals, and goods for sale.

County Treasury Shows Solid Finances for February 1907

Commissioners Court convened with County Judge A G Board presiding. Treasurer Jno M Lawrence filed a quarterly report ending February 11 1907 showing funds totaling about 24516 dollars across several classes and a strong overall financial position for the county.

A G. Board Arrington Blume Elliott Jno. M. Lawrence Commissioners Court Lawrence

Minkert Buys Hearne Democrat and Marquez Times

Mr C E Minkert recently moved from Bryan to Hearne and bought full control of the Hearne Democrat from Hearne Publishing Co. He also purchased the Marquez Times and will continue publishing both papers. The Eagle notes his competence and forecasts lively papers aiding Hearne and Marquez development.

Wilson & Coal Co H. C. Inskeep Romney W. Va W. A. Reed C. E. Minkert Bryan Hearne Hearne Democrat Hearne Publishing Co Marquez Times Minkert the Eagle Hearne and Marquez

Demand for trolley line shown by Mary Carson Kidd recital crowd

A special I and GN train carried three crowded coaches to the Mary Carson Kidd recital at College, underscoring demand for a trolley line able to run extra trips. The Home Mission Society of the Methodist church met to plan the year and elect officers including Mrs. W. H. Webb as president and Miss Ella Wilkes as third vice president.

T. P. Junkin Mary Carson Kidd Aldridge B. Kidd M. College Miss Kidd Jas. A. Challenner Christian Church R. M. Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Alma Ford Lilly Ray College G.N Ladies of the Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church W. H. Webb J. N. Cole T.S. Minter Ella Wilkes E. J. Jenkins C. G. Walker Lillie Hall H. W. South

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