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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
4
Mrs. Rust in Hallettsville Herald argues for home canning to expand commercial fruit and vegetable markets in the South. She praises Rialto equipment, details canning steps for blackberries peaches and pears, notes 2 and 3 pound cans, and calls for farmer adoption to profit and sustain yearround production.
The timetable lists Northbound Nos 1 8 5 and Southbound Nos 2 4 6 with departure and arrival times. Nos 8 and 4 are fast services stopping only at principal stations.
Train schedule notes northbound passenger leaves at 7:01 am on No 122 and 7:00 pm on No 108 connects with No 104 northbound. Southbound arrivals include No 121 at 4:50 pm and another southbound passenger at 4:30 pm via main line heading west.
Davis Garth returns to Cen terville and numerous residents arrive or travel. W. E. Johnson and Alberta Paris among those noted. Union Barber Shop seeks 500 patrons under new manager W A Cones. three barbers in operation. Real estate, millinery moves, oil heater ads, and depot platform bicycle nuisance mentioned. Persistent small-town economy with updates on arrivals, visits, and local commerce.
Advertisement notes galvanized iron cisterns and tanks in all sizes with cheap prices. The seller, J. Allen Myers, invites readers to see the goods and learn prices.
Marriage licenses issued include Frank Crawford to Carrie Graves and T J Reed to Mrs Mary Reed among others. Citizens of Bryan anticipate a strong year for residence building with activity expected to match the prior year as plans for new homes move forward.
20 acres on Cedar creek thirteen miles northwest of Bryan with good houses nearby. Apply to Mrs Z Bonneville Bryan. Albert Reckin of Wharton and J H Chapman of Houston now reside in Bryan and work with Union Barber Shop under W A Cones. To Cure Chills or Malaria in 4 Days take Quinoria. All druggists guarantee refund if it fails. M T James Bryan leading druggist. B P Foster and Mr and Mrs J E Foster moved to Chappell Hill. Mr R Coston becomes foreman on the H T C at Bevan.
A four day cure for malaria fever and related illnesses offered at 60 cents per package by M H James leading druggist in Bryan Texas.
The arrivals include William Henderson from Calveston, Guy M. Bryan from City, L. W. Slocum, T. M. Patterson, W. F. Paine from Waco, Chas. L. Hull from Ft. Worth, J. A. Strong from Austin, Searcy Williams from Chicago, I. Jacobs from Wolfe City, R. White from Philadelphia, J. M. Berry from Dallas, and other visitors.
An advertisement promises relief for sour stomach and indigestion with Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. Druggists will refund money if not cured. Price 60 cents. M. H. James, Bryan, Texas, promotes the product amid a note on U.S. railroad mileage sharing global dominance.
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