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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1905

Page

2

Five Rural Mail Routes Proposed in Brazos County

Through T R Batte Co Brazos County may gain five rural delivery routes with five proposed paths around Bryan Millican and surrounding areas. Petitions via Prof Joe McGee J A D Robinson Levy Battle 12 W R Hardy and Jack McGregor have been circulated for routes north of Bryan northeast from Bryan southeast south east toward Butte’s Ferry and west from Millican. If approved Rural Route agents will deliver mail to homes boosting convenience and local salaries.

T. R. Batte & Co Brazos County Prof Joe McGee Bryan J. A. D. Robinson Levy Battle 12 W. R. Hardy Butte’s Ferry Jack McGregor

Mitchell Brothers & Decherd Sell 390 Bales Cotton at 9 Cents

In Hearne Texas on June 30 Mes sers Mitchell Brothers and Decherd of Franklin sold 390 bales of cotton stored in a vacant Hearne building to H Knoblauch of Bryan for about 9 cents per pound. T. W. Drew of Edge was in the city yesterday.

Hearne Texas Mitchell Brothers & Decherd Franklin Ee T. W. Drew Edge

Brazos County Singing Convention Meets at Reliance

The Brazos County Singing Convention gathers yesterday at Reliance Baptist Church for a two day session. President J M Cook of Steep Hollow presides with Roy Zimmerman as secretary. The event features devotional exercises business sessions music addresses and a groundside dinner with large anticipated Bryant attendance weather permitting. A J Buchanan delivers the principal address at 11 o clock this morning.

Brazos County Singing Convention Reliance Baptist Church J. M. Cook Steep Hollow Roy Zimmerman Bryant A. J. Buchanan

Real Estate Transfers Record 1905 June to July

Transfers filed from June 14 to July 1 1905 involve D M Dansby Jr to J N Cole Co city lots 333.33. J A Chew to John Crawford city lots 15. Henry Crenshaw to E W Crenshaw Brazos county 600. Albert Haneman to Francisco Lanza 61 acres 300. David M Mike Jr to Francisco Lanza city lots 4000. W R Redden to Inc B Mike city lots 200. Amelia and Jake Schwartz to John B Mike city lots 300. F E Mistrot et al to J A Myers 8 acres S F Austin league 3500. City National Bryan to James D Martin lots block 26 500. A M Stewart to J W Massey 150 acres Stewart league 1000. J A Myers et al trustees to E F Parks lots Zeno Phillips league 170. F R Collard to John N Scasta 404 410 acres Wm C Sparks league 2586.54. John N Secasta to Charley Scasta 100 4-10 acres Wm C Sparks league 878.50. T R Eldridge by Sheriff to John Traden 84 acres Robt Millican league 168.

D. M. Dansby, Jr J. N. Cole & Co J. A. Chew John Crawford Henry Crenshaw E. W. Crenshaw Brazos County Albert Haneman Francisco Lanza T. W. Wooten League David M. Mike, Jr W. R. Redden Jnc Amelia Jake Schwartz John B. Mike James D. Martin A. M. Stewart J. W. Massey Stewart League J. A. Myers John N. Secasta Charley Scasta Wm. C. Sparks

Bryant Business League to Meet Monday Night

The Bryant Business League has a meeting scheduled for Monday night at 8 30 at the K of P hall. Citizens and business men are urged to attend. several important matters will be discussed. No collections are allowed on the floor. W E Saunders, President, F M Law, Secretary. Miss Alberta Adams is visiting relatives in Houston.

Bryant Business League K. of P. Hall League W. E. Saunders Alberta Adams Houston

A Perfect Man Lecture By Dr Zollars In Bryan

Dr E V Zollars of Texas Christian University will present The Perfect Man at the Bryan opera house on July 4 at 8 30 p m. This sequel to Life’s Ideal and How to Reach It promises a masterful address from a leading educator with admission set at 25 cents.

Bryan E. V. Zollars Texas Christian ‘University Waco Pres. Zollars

Lands on market for homesteads in Texas

General Land Office announces September 1 sale of about six million acres in Texas counties. Price base $1.00 per acre with fortieth cash and balance over forty years at 3 percent interest. Lands open to all home seekers, with free information distributed via print and mail to officials. Commissioner John J Terrell urges newspapers to aid public access.

General Land Office Stin Tex John J Terrell

Colored Baptist Rally Heads to Shiloh July 4

Old Landmark Association and District Sunday School Convention meet at Shiloh Baptist Tuesday July 4. The district spans from Galveston to Waco and Austin, with about two hundred delegates expected. Elder D H Shivers and Rev J E Smith coordinate efforts with local churches to host the four day session advancing Christian education and Home and Foreign Missions.

Old Landmark Association Shiloh Galveston Waco Austin D. H. Shivers J. £.Smith Second Baptist Church

Texas News In Brief From San Antonio and Nearby Cities

Ten inmates remain in jail at San Antonio. Texarkana buys a $5006 steam fire engine. Gov Lanham signs multiple land patents. Waxahachie plans a $25000 lumber company. Creek Nation forecasts record corn crop. South McAlester votes Aug 3 on $125000 school bonds. Waxahachie banks consolidate. A steamer may operate on the Guadalupe between Victoria and Corpus Christi. Greenville bottling works fire causes about $15000 loss. Southern Pacific to remove heavy grades shortening main line by 70 miles. Texas attorney general approves a $159000 Dallas county road and bridge bonds issue. Italian ambassador thanks Gov Lanham for Texas hospitality. Justice Fontainer files voluntary bankruptcy with $13377.53 liabilities and $6600 assets. Robert Lee residents pledge $30000 bonus to KC M&O railway. Southern Cotton Association to pay president $4000 yearly, secretary $2600, treasurer 2 percent of receipts.

San Antonio Texarkana Lanham Friday Waxahachie Tex Creek Nation South McAlester Citizens’ National First National Banks Robert Lee Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railway Southern Cotton Association

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Keen Klipper White Cloud Diamond Edge Garden Hose Cole Hardware Company Telephone Connelly & Carnes Brazos County Singers F. R. Collard John N. Scasta Wm. C Sparks League T. R. Eldridge John Traden Emmel Emmel & Maloney Almost Picayune Price Com Panaht Hunter Chatham Business League Meeting F. M. Law Man Colored Baptist "Rally The City National Bank Bryan, Texas Edward Hall G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson Confectioners CAPA MO. A. Moore Haswell
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