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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
3
Old timetable lists multiple northbound and southbound trains with times such as 10:18 a.m. and 1:17 p.m. It notes fast train service at principal stations and mentions connections with the main line. The fragment includes No 161 northbound and No 136 southbound mixed service with arrival and departure times.
Bryan area items report sick residents and visitors, shop sales on Madras and woolens, price lists from Coulter's, early spring wares, rentals and room offers, appointments, and local incidents including a burglary arrest and a charity tea at the Christian church.
Two young men from Rogers' Prairie Joe Jacobs and Will Hollis ate dinner last Saturday and suffered severe hemorrhages yet both recovered. Dr Charles Clay Don attended one patient and another had a physician.
A compact note lists events with numbers 10 15 and dollar amounts 1 00 61 00 and 100. Details on dates, venues, or participants are unclear in the fragmented text.
The First National Bank held its annual meeting and elected Dr. J. W. Howell president with Guy M. Bryan Jr. and H. O. Bowwright as vice presidents and L. L. McInnis as cashier. Merchants & Planters National Bank named J. W. English president and M. D. Cole vice president with R. M. Craig as assistant cashier among others. Ivanhoe Commandery No. 8 Knights Templar chose Sam R. Henderson as eminent commander and listed senior warden W. Saunders and other officers for the year.
List of letters held for week ending January 13 1902 for gentlemen ladies and foreign names. A one cent charge is required on each advertised piece. Call and say advertised and give date. Tyler Haswell, Postmaster.
Weeklong event in El Paso features Mexican bull fight bands cattle trades and flower parade with cheap Houston Texas Central rail fares to the border. Also Methodist Home Mission society doll show and buggy parade January 18 at the court house with prizes for dolls and decorative entries and a children’s fish pond admission 10c children 15c adults.
The advertisement promotes Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia and indigestion with a money back guarantee if not cured. It cites price at 50 cents per package and lists M. H. James as the leading druggist in Bryan, Texas.
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