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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1901
Page
3
Local schedule shows northbound and southbound trains with mixed stops and connections to main lines. Nearby notices promote rentals, drug store items, millinery, cigars, concerts, and upcoming church services plus travel plans of residents.
Local notes suggest the 1. G. N. railroad bought 30 acres south of town and earlier 26 acres nearby to support shops or a round house. Tax records show Harris reported figures and a delinquent list including prominent names. Also listed are sales ads and local notices from Bryan and surrounding area.
400 cords of wood for sale two miles from Bryan. Several tons of hulls for sale at five dollars per ton at the barn or six dollars per ton delivered. Digo M Derden.
George Stewart’s religious meeting at Rockdale drew about 2,500 attendees including 100 from Bryan on a special train. A bank offering of 795 was presented in appreciation. New church memberships reached 139 across Methodist Baptist Christian Presbyterian Episcopal Lutheran and others.
Low excursion rates apply to many events across the country. Tickets go on sale soon for fairs and reunions from Buffalo to Palestine, with dates in July and August. Contact D. J. Price in Palestine, Texas for rates and schedules.
The advertisement touts Green's August Flower as the largest sale medicine, claiming it treats indigestion, biliousness, nervous prostration, and heart symptoms by cleansing the system and regulating the liver. It urges readers to take a few doses and obtain Green's Prize Almanac, sold by Wilson Jackins Drug Co.
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets promise relief from dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn with a money back guarantee if failure to cure. Sold for 50 cents per package by M. H. James a leading Bryan Texas druggist.
advertisement claims Quinoria cures malaria in four days with a money back guarantee. Druggist M. H. James of Bryan Texas lists price at 50 cents per package and offers refunds if bills fever or malaria fail to cure.
A local property listing describes five lots and a new cottage on College Road with a stable and garden. Price listed as $1200 with terms described as reasonable.
Dr J L Fountain announces competitive examinations in Bryan on Friday July 26 open to persons of good moral character aiming for appointments from Brazos County 49 Sam Houston Normal Institute white and Prairie View colored oral school. details indicate eligibility and location.
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