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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
2
Bryan Texas July 17 1903 local column notes Pope Leo the Peaceful could be canonized and revered for world peace while discussing Central Texas Fair crop prospects and ongoing city street cleaning efforts. PMID poorly structured.
Hotel arrivals list visitors from cities including Chicago Dallas Houston and St Louis among others. Items priced include buggy whips 10 cents pearl buttons 12 to 15 cents lawn fine count and cotton towels priced about 10 cents each.
Board members of City National Bank of Bryan honor M. D. Cole praising his upright career and community service. They extend sympathy to his family and commend his life as a model for youth.
In Dallas on July 16 1903 Lewis Collins general secretary of the Texas Sunday School Association invites county officers and teachers to help organize conventions. He urges planning to enlarge existing schools and start new ones inviting names by postal without delay as forty seven counties are already organized.
The firm of James & Hart dissolves by mutual consent as M H James buys R H Hart portion and takes over debts and accounts. Bryan Texas July 16 1903. Store ads offer wool skirts mercerized petticoats and baby caps with prices. H and T C train special round trip ticket to Waco July 19 rail fare 1.25. Tickets before train arrival. 193 W S8 Wilson Agt.
Advertisements show Burt Norwood’s Wednesday morning sale drawing local attention and telephone inquiries about status. Notices list weekly grocer shipments and a dissolution of James & Hart druggists with Mr. James taking over. City Marshal ends with sidewalk cleanup plea. Advertising letters and Coulter's Calico appear amid town notices dated 1903.
Reward offered by Ed Tally of Bryan Texas for a dark bay horse about 15 hands high. No brand, short thin mane, bangs on left side, foretop cut, rope scar on hind leg. Stolen June 28. Contact 191 Ed Tally Bryan Tex.
Special sale offers six ice tea tumblers and a 25e corrugate potato slicer. Includes 65e roasters with covers 35¢ stew pan with cover. Items priced at 190 at Coulter's.
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