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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
5
Railroad notices list North bound No. 3 at 1 38 p m and No. 5 with no time given, South bound No. 2 at 3 40 p m and No. 6 with a broken time note. Local items mention Olympia Opera Co, missing pointer, shoe sales at Norwood and Norwood’s ads, and community visitors.
Household furniture for sale in good condition includes folding bed bedroom set wardrobe bookcase sideboard refrigerator sewing machine couch piano at a bargain wood and coal heaters cook stove vessels and kitchen items child’s bed chairs tables several rocking chairs buggy and harness apply at any residence Dr. C. F. Andrews.
A Bryan Chapter No 222 Order of Eastern Star meeting is held this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Masonic hall. W M Mrs Edna Minkert and Secy Lena F Reed request all members attend for important business. Also notice Norwood offers $2000 worth of Douglas shoes in new styles.
President Mackenzie opened the tenth annual American Cattle Livestock association convention in Denver. He urged shippers to track railroad speed on livestock shipments, pressed for car supply on notice, and backed laws to curb dividend payments until railways are adequately equipped. He noted high carload weight, meat inspection costs, and praised the Co operative Livestock Commission's role in fighting rate hikes.
Norwood, 45 Earl Beard, and Miss Lena Beard earned ten tickets each as the fastest skating couple in the contest at the rink last night. An enthusiastic Baptist Sunday school meeting with about twenty five officers and teachers decided to organize Baraca and Philathea classes and extend the work to other classes. Superintendent Law will announce details Sunday morning.
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