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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
3
Northbound and southbound train times for H. & T. C. and I. & G. N. schedules listed. Local notices include appointments, arrivals, moves, marriages licenses, business ads, and insurance info. Residents Phillup Hensarling, Jno B Hines, Miss Rowena Jackson referenced among civic notices.
Five Bryan business leaders form a stock company named Buchanan Moore Company with 25000 capital to sell buggies saddlery furniture and undertaking. They plan a two story 20000 building across from Buchanan Co and will operate wholesale and retail with manufacturing and repair plants and an elevator for vehicles.
Leaky roofs get a pitch from J B Stocker s Metal Elastic Cement Paint offering one week of painting and repairs. Ed Kiam s Big White Sale features undergarments from 25 cents. W T Ford herd sold to W W Harris Jr. Harris leaves Goggan Music for Brownwood. Arbor Day planned by Texas Woman s College with public exercises and tree planting. Local clergy and church groups engage in fundraising and parsonage fencing. Community notices cover lectures by Dr Butler at Baptist church and a millinery transfer of Miss Clara Braatz to Woolf & Mark. Dr Meigs conducted Brazos County Sunday School session at Allen Academy.
The city announces that from February 1 poll tax payments stop for the current year and a 10 percent delinquent fee will be added to all unpaid property taxes. The delinquent tax list will be prepared for publication. Frank Clarke City Secretary.
The season to January 16 1907 shows Lawrence Warehouse with 19635 bales and Brick Warehouse with 16415 bales, totaling 36050 receipts.
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