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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1903
Page
3
Office hours and train times for Bryan postoffice and nearby stations outline opening hours for general delivery registry and money order business. Local news lists residents visiting relatives, arrivals, and errands with small ads for butter lard candy and bakery items throughout Bryan Texas.
Falls County voters backed the anti prohibition position in yesterday's election with reports of a 350 to 400 margin. Local notices also report a fatal shooting of Evans Lee near Kenchley and a subsequent death, with Deputy Sheriff Lewis Reed proceeding to the scene. A birthday dinner at the Mendola home celebrated Mr. Mendola's 34th year with relatives attending.
The document records vote tallies and names of individuals involved in a contested election count. It lists counts such as 19,120 and 12,107 alongside voters like Mrs. A P Anderson and Miss Elma Harbers, with B F Leman as judge certifying the accuracy of the count since the last tally.
Hotel arrivals list includes Bennett of St Louis and May from Dallas with several other guests like Elrod of Joplin, Taylor of Chicago, Hefley of Ft Worth, Cooper of City, and Robin son of Ft Worth. The roll also notes Ling, James Wickson, Rebecca Hill, Virgie Robinson, and Mrs Birdwell among others.
A $10.00 reward is offered for a dark bay horse taken from a Bryan Texas lot on June 28. The animal is about 15 hands high with no brand, a short thin mane, a foretop cut back six inches, an old rope mark on the hind leg, and hangs on the left side. Contact 191 Ed Tally Bryan Tex.
A concise notice offering fire loss protection through one or more companies. Contact phone line 265 and reference code 191 for policy options, rates, and coverage details.
A terse classified notice from Geo. A. Adams advertises fire safety with a call to action. The ad provides a phone number 265 and a short-year tag 191. It emphasizes personal readiness and quick response.
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