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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
2
Per month 40c. Waco druggists will test the new law regulating narcotics sales. Reports note several deaths from lockjaw tied to Fourth of July fireworks. Funds exist to start work on the Confederate Battle Abbey at Richmond. Negro leaders in Indianapolis urge cooperation with authorities to remove disruptive elements to prevent race conflict.
The Third Annual Fair of the Central Texas Fair Association will be held in Bryan on August 18. The event aims to surpass prior years in attractions and exhibits and embraces Brazos and surrounding counties with honorary officers from Dallas, Brazos, Robertson, Falls, Leon, Grimes and Madison counties. Robertson county urges local support to ensure strong turnout.
The Brenham Banner reports talk that the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway may build an 18 to 20 mile spur from Clay Station toward Stone City. Polk and the chief engineer reportedly inspected the route and praised its feeder value if rights of way are donated. The plan could bring in migrants from Brazos bottom farmers and benefit Brenham’s growth.
189 B. F. Payne of Hollis visits en route home from Waco. Adams family travels to Valasco farm guest of Capt. Mills. Sullocks meet daughter Mrs. McMillan in town. New hats arrive from New York. Bargain five room house for sale or rent by Hilton Bros. & Co. Report of weeds being cut and town being cleaned. Ladies mass meeting supports cleaner Bryan movement. Clothing lost by Allen Academy boys recovered from Carter's creek after months. Negro woman hooks clothing, fears body, returns to town. items valued at $5.75 plus ring and keys.
A roster of hotel arrivals includes J T LaPrelle of St Louis and guests from Houston New Orleans Dallas and Chicago among others. Notables include Mrs R Mohorner Leila Mohorner and Dr Frank Williams with several travelers named alongside business and staff connections.
A collar cuff and shirt ironing machine has just arrived at Wylie Garrett’s Jewel Laundry. It does good and beautiful work and is offered for trial use to customers seeking quality laundry care.
The Baptist ladies will serve refreshments at City Hall Friday from 4 to 8 pm to collect free will offerings for Buckner’s Orphan Home. Donations may be money, clothing, or other gifts for the orphans. Mrs. T. T. Castles and her children have returned from Brenham.
Horse taken from a lot on June 28 a dark bay about 15 hands high no brands short thin mane bangs left side foretop cut back 6 inches between ears old rope scar on hind leg owner 191 Ed Tally Bryan Texas seeks return or information on the animal.
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