Railroad Time Card Northbound and Southbound
Train timetable notes No. 1n northbound and No. 15 southbound with listed times 12:58 PM and 4:11 PM respectively. Indicates clock times for departures or arrivals on the rail line.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
4
Train timetable notes No. 1n northbound and No. 15 southbound with listed times 12:58 PM and 4:11 PM respectively. Indicates clock times for departures or arrivals on the rail line.
A flurry of arrivals and departures across Bryan with many residents in and out of the city. Notables include John Sabo from Cottonwood, H. H. Henry place for sale or rent, Dr. T. C. Johnson from Houston visiting, J. F. Ahlers from Eagle Lake, and others from Reliance, Kurten, Steep Hollow, and Morgan.
Col. G B Abercrombie reports a mad cat bite at the Paster Institute in Austin with eight patients. Citizens are urged to declaw and destroy all cats and to wage war on loose dogs to guard life and safety in town.
The storm area moved northeast over the Lake Region causing widespread precipitation in the Mississippi valley and heavy rain in the lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Fair, much colder conditions follow in the plains and west Gulf states, with Texas dropping 10 to 20 degrees except west. Tonight fair and cold, Friday fair and warmer with diminishing winds.
Citizens wishing to run for city offices must submit their names in writing by Friday February 26 to Jno A Moore Jr Chairman Executive Committee Bryan Texas. Include the office sought and nominate details for inclusion on the primary ticket.
Claimants against the estate of W. A. Bell must present their claims at once. K Parker is the administrator.
The Pastors Association schedules a farewell service for Rev J A Challenner who will leave Bryan for new work. It will be held at the Christian church next Sunday at 3 o clock with Prof John H Allen presiding and a program including hymns prayers scripture readings talks and a farewell address by Rev Challenner.
In demanding times shoppers can save by buying from Coulter who advertises hundreds of remnants at about half their worth. Ginghams Madras Calicoes and more are offered at 1 to 4 cents per yard with pieces 2 to 6 yards long. Save money on elegant fabrics once sold for higher prices.
Notice states a meeting of the Retail Merchants Association at Carnegie Hall this afternoon at four o’clock. E H Edge is president and J B Hines secretary. Also listed is a gold fish for sale by Webb phone 126 and a Mrs Mattie listed as 71.
The Greater New York Building Trades Council represents about eighty thousand workers. A new lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks opens in Lawrence Massachusetts. United Hebrew Trades in Manhattan totals ten thousand members across sixty trades. The Eighth International Congress for the Prevention of Industrial Accidents will meet in Europe this year. Mrs. Murray funds a workers clubhouse at Newcastle England. The Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor meets in Harrisburg starting the second Tuesday in March. Boston unions push for the 1910 hotel and restaurant workers’ and bartenders’ alliance convention. No women’s unions exist in Germany nor separate women locals in the country. W E McEwen of Duluth becomes State Commissioner of Labor for Minnesota.
A reader urges support for a water light and sewerage bond issue to boost health and property values. The writer argues the city's contract with the present plant is void due to repeated failures and that council should decide on purchasing the plant if needed.
The notice announces a social event at the home of Mrs. J A Myers in this city with Miss Coulter as guest of honor on Tuesday March second at three o clock. The item notes a reception to be hosted by Mrs. J A Myers and mentions local arrangements.
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