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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
5
Railroad time tables list north and south bound departures while local residents travel to nearby towns. Multiple notices cover sales, property, and personal visits plus church revival message details and a large July 18 barbecue by the Italian Agricultural and Benevolent Society with excursion rates.
A compilation of visits and departures as residents travel to Houston Austin Calvert Bandera and Kryan. Mentions include L P Winter on sick list Charles Knoblauch Marlin J C Blume Bain Prairie John Wittman Kurten and Lucas of Houston visiting Colliog. A heavy rain fell west and northwest of town Monday night with barbecue plans at Millican on July 6.
Directors of the Central Texas Fair Association and Bryan Fair Association met at Doremus and Butler to finalize a merger. The old group authorized sale of fair grounds to the new association with about $25 000 mortgage assumption. Bryan Fair Association, led by President M F Densby, formed committees for Building and Grounds, Racing, Track, and Stock Show. The next annual fair is planned for late October, with dates to be set.
Special round trip fares from Houston to Palacios for Baptist Y P Encampment from July 7 to 9. Train 3:40 p m July 7 and 2:48 a m July 8. fare 4.50. children half. extra Fourth of July sale and Mexico City return one fare plus 2.00 up to July 7. South Pacific to run a Houston to Palacios special Saturday night 11 p m. return Monday afternoon.
Judge Kinkaide jailed Attorneys T. H. Tracey and Clarence Brown for ten days each and fined Alexander Smith $250 for contempt of court. The prominent lawyers face six charges and have until Thursday to respond to misconduct allegations.
Attorney General Moody left Washington for Massachusetts for a vacation and will not return for several weeks.
Austin July 8 Colonel Cecil A Lyon refrained from comment when asked about his potential candidacy for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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