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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
3
Railway schedules list Northbound and Southbound trains with specific arrival times. Local items report visitors, sales, new hires, property changes, and upcoming events at Hunter Chatham and Bryan firms plus social notices and school activities around February dates.
A Stockton California drug company promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh citing a female resident's letter. The testimonial claims four years of headaches ceased within sixty days of using the Hyomei outfit with inhaler. The ad notes the complete outfit costs 1 and refills 50 cents with a strong guarantee by E. J. Jenkins.
The Brazos River Bridge Co calls a meeting for Friday February 24 1905 at 8 pm in the city council chamber to receive and act on the committee report about selling the bridge to the county. All stockholders are urged to attend promptly.
Austin February 22 Senator Willacy adopts a resolution to appoint a committee of three to probe the delay in printing annual state department reports. The delay, despite copy supplied two months before the legislature, slows public work.
The Texas division of the Southern Cotton Growers association was organized in Austin on February 22. R J Smith of Sherman elected president vows to hire two stenographers if needed. H Jenkins of Brownwood named vice president W E Hutchinson of Dublin secretary and W R Rivers of Elgin treasurer. Twenty four counties represented. action of New Orleans convention endorsed. Acreage cut 25 percent and cotton held at 10 cents. Officials call for farmers to publish crop reports in county and state papers and to report fertilizer use and acreage.
Nat F. Higgins, former printer, journalist, lawyer and twice married man who served as justice of the peace and mayor of Cleburne, Texas, died Tuesday evening after living in the city for years. He leaves a daughter. He came to Cleburne from Grandview.
News in brief from Texas Oklahoma and nearby states reports A J Kulecox dying at Big Sandy depot Sanford Young dying after a self inflicted gun accident in Abilene and Ansley wounded by shotgun discharge near Denison Details include population figures for Enid and new bank authorizations in Holdinville and Nocona Missouri bill against horse race pools and city sewer project in Chickasha fines for concealed weapon in Lake Charles and inheritance from Metuchin Grandmother for W C Dunford Oklahoma City corporate stakes for Farmers and Merchants National Bank Nocona and Federal building plans at Sherman.
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