Wallace Purchase of Connelly Half Interest in Bryan Eagle
Mr M E K Wallace has bought half of W P Connelly’s interest in the Bryan Eagle news and printing plant. The deal, agreed Jan 1 and finalized Jan 15, keeps paper policy and management unchanged. Wallace has nine years with the Eagle and heads inside work, bringing recognized printing expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Connelly
Bryan Eagle News
M. EK. Wallace
Connelly
Wallace
The
Eagle
Retiring Bryan Printer Connelly Moves to El Paso
The senior member of a new firm and Mr Connelly part ways at Bryan. Connelly will join O R Young of El Paso, purchase a printing plant, and relocate. The community mourns his departure and wishes the couple happiness and success in El Paso, a major western city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly
Bryan
Connelly Hhas
O. R. Young
el Paso
Eagle
Leave Taking From Bryan Eagle Editor Announces Change
After twelve years with the Bryan Eagle as associate editor and publisher, he resigns and transfers his interest to M. E. Wallace. Wallace partners with Malcolm Carnes to continue the Eagle and printing business. The former editor thanks the public and hopes for continued patronage for the new firm Carnes & Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Eagle
the Eagle
M. EK. Wallace
Malcolm Carnes
The
Eagle
Messrs. Carnes& Wallace
Connelly & Carnes
Bryan
Brazos County
Death of F. E. Felder Shocks Bryan Community
F. E. Felder 35 died at home after illness that grew grave Friday. He leaves wife Annie Northrup Felder and two children. A respected cotton man with Geo W. Smith & Co, he and his family had become longtime Bryan residents. His daughter Catherine died Friday. both bodies moved to Brenham for burial with family and Masons transport assistance.
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F. E. Felder
Felder
Alf Felder
Brenham
Annie Northrup
Giddings
Bryan
Geo. W. Smith & Co
Catherine
Tom Felder
Messra
Geo. W. Smith
Edward Sally
Joe B. Reed
Brenham, Mr. Reed
The
Maccabees
Mr. Felder
Parting Note From W P Connelly
A closing message from W P Connelly states he leaves to pursue new interests and alliances, yet memories and ties to his former associates remain strong. He wishes everyone the highest and truest good as he departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Connelly
Connelly and Carnes Dissolve. Wallace to Succeed
The firm of Connelly and Carnes dissolves today with Mr. Connelly leaving. Mr. M E Wallace succeeds, assets and pre January first 1906 accounts stay with the old firm while post date accounts go to Carnes and Wallace. All obligations are assumed by Carnes and Wallace. Bryan Texas January 15 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly & Carnes
Connelly
M. EK. Wallace
Messrs. Carnes & Wallace
Carnes & Wallace
Celebration of General Lee Birthday by U D C
The U D C presents a January 19 birthday program at Mrs W A Banks residence with readings poems duets and songs by local performers. Other items note eye trouble at State University and a baptism plan at the Baptist Church along with K P lodge meeting and city council routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee
U. D.C
W. A.banks
West
Derden
Miss West
Reading
R. 8
Dausby
Wipprecht
Roberts
Annie Belle Batte
Stonewall Jackson
C. Ford
Batte
Miss Peale
Lee
W.35. Wilson
Miss Haswell
Webb Howell
The
United Confederate Veterans and
Friends of the Cause
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City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
ED Hall
G.S. Parker
E. H. Astin
A. W. Wilkerson
Postofice
Vin
Emmet
Maloney
Stacy Adams
Mat Bethel
State University
Ennis
M. T. Andrews
Marlin
Baptist Church
W. B. Saunders
Brazos Lodge No. 64
K. of P
Committee On Water and Light Service
Lewis
Parks & Waldrop
John T. Hanway
Nonie Adams
Houston
Savage English Grand Opera Company
T. R. Batte & Co. A
Episcopal Church
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