Real Estate for Sale in Bryan Area
For sale 112 acres 3 miles east of Bryan with water and timber. 140 acres 8 miles south of Bryan with large residence and tenant houses. The Capt Polk brick residence 1 mile south of city. 1770 acres in north county. Two lots near Main Street with 5 room house, stables, garden, and water. Good residence and city property near Allen Academy with 5 room house. Prices and terms to suit purchaser. Seeking buyers for both farm and city property.
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Bryan
Capt. Polk
City
Allen Academy
Quick Am
Robertson County Grand Jury Indicts 172 in 1907 Report
Robertson county grand jury with Henry Mitchell as foreman reports 172 indictments 6 capital felonies 27 felonies and 139 misdemeanors. The report attributes crime rise to over indulgence among colored citizens during prosperity and includes a quote defining a gentleman.
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Franklin Central Texan
Robertson County
Mutual Improvement Club Aims for Civic Progress in Bryan
The Eagle praises the Mutual Improvement Club for pledging to promote civic improvement in Bryan and other cities. It notes individual effort, city supervision, and sanitary measures, urging residents to improve homes and streets as finances allow. The paper endorses city leadership and calls for collective effort toward a cleaner, better Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
the Mutual Improvement Club
Bryan
Marines’ clever arrest ends Cuban intervention clash
Lieutenant L P Pinkston recalls a Cuban intervention episode in Camaguey where Captain William C Harlee and twenty Marines disarmed about 140 insurgents without loss. General Caballero demanded release of his men, but was warned and outnumbered. 140 rebels were handled and peace restored with a promise to stay on peace footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Pinkston
Bryan
Marine Corps
Texas
Dallas
Daily Press
William C. Harnes
Camaguey
Caballero
Harllee
General Caballero
Captain Harllee
Harlee
Notice to City Taxpayers and White Sale Ads
Notice that after Feb 1 poll tax payments stop and 10 percent delinquent fees apply to unpaid property taxes. Delinquent tax lists will be published. Ed Kiam's annual White Sale starts Saturday Jan 5 offering muslin wear and linens at reduced prices. Mrs Mary Lawrence plants Lettuce Shellers Cabbage and Kale Villa Maria Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clarke
Ed Kiam
Mary Lawrence
Villa Maria Academy
Rainfall Report for Four Months of 1906
The Eagle presents a rainfall report for the last four months of 1906 prepared by Mrs. Julia Wipprecht. The notice suggests prudent life and property insurance and advertises Jno. B. Hines Insurance in the Smith Building, phone 161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wipprecht
Jno. B. Hines
Smith Building
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Texas
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Eagle News
A list of property transfers filed with attorney J. G. Mirkkert shows multiple sales across Bryan and surrounding leagues. Purchasers include Manuel Depuma, Gabriel Evans, R. A. Stuart, John De puma, and others with acres and lots transferred for sums ranging from 425 to 9600 dollars.
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The
Eagle
J. G. Mirkkert
John Congelosa
Manuel Depuma
Edmund Childress
Gabriel Evans
William Sprrks
Tobano Casinano
R. A. Stuart
Joe Bonano
John Depuma
F. Ruiz
D. M. Dansby
M. F. Dansby
City of
Bryan
John F. Ettle
G. S. Parker
J. C Griffin
Monroe Ndge
Austin League No
Bethia P. Higgs
E. J. Fountain
Laura Koppe
J. F. Robinson
James Hope League
D. Mike Jr
T. D. Sanders
City of Bryan
Ada J. McCorquodale
Tyler Haswell
A. D. McComnico
R. H. Harrison
W. D. Sellers
G. W. Hair
Joseph Jordan
C. C. Shelburne
Annie Tillis
T. J. Wooten
Elizabeth Sanders
Mary Posey
Will Payne
Lee Ellis
Mary Lawrence
J. M. Peters
Jesse A. Henry
John Austin
I. J. Zuber
Catherine A. McKenzie
Maude B. Jones
Beard & Crenshaw
Edge
William Wells
Charlotte Wells
Michael Kelly
Annie Kelly
Sameus W. Robinson
Samuel Davidson
John W. Robinson
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts Major Cold and Warm Spells
The bulletin from January 19 1906 predicts a series of disturbances crossing the continent with warm waves and cool waves through February. It cautions a great cold wave spreading across the continent, unusually cold mid February, and advises buying corn at fair prices while avoiding cereals speculation.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Atlantic
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J. Minkert
FOLEY
Foley & Company
Chicago
M. H. James
Monroe Edge
T.R. Batte
Fountain
Astin Farm
Clay Staten
Allen Farm
C. L. Hilger
Brazos Valley Marble and Granite Works
H. D. Evans
Hack Shine
Phonne
W. H. Lawrence
Haswell’s
Ww. C. Fountain
Burt Norwood
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Rareaeee
Avideiges
N. Jametta
James & Nunn
Carson, Sewall & Company
MNSL
Plate
W. B. Wates
ANCE
EAL
Foster
Weather Bulletin
W. T. Foster
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
City National Bank
Joe B
Reed
Friend-In-Nakrd
MNO
A. Moore
Mexico- ST. Louis
St. Louis
Mexico
Pullman
Bath
D. J. Price
G. P
T. A. Geo
D. Hunter
Palestine
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