Excessive rains prompt health safeguards at premises
The heavy rainfall urges strict sanitary precautions to protect health and prevent disease, emphasizing diligent upkeep of property and surroundings to avoid waterborne risks.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
2
The heavy rainfall urges strict sanitary precautions to protect health and prevent disease, emphasizing diligent upkeep of property and surroundings to avoid waterborne risks.
Local officials warn against assuming trolley expansion will proceed automatically. An engaged investor signals interest, prompting urging policymakers to move swiftly on a capital plan to leverage private funding and public support.
Bryan’s schools seek public favor as volunteers canvass. El Paso reports light earthquakes with stronger effects in New Mexico causing concern. Governor candidates and their speakers draw on newspaper headline artists. A state paper page yesterday featured four six deck heads on the governor’s race.
The scrutiny of Judge Bell since his gubernatorial candidacy shows he has not been guilty of wrongdoing and has avoided even the appearance of evil. He has retired to private life without becoming a corporate representative or lobbyist, staying true to the people.
The Wellborn barbecue begins today as residents invite all to join in the day of pleasures. The Eagle notes extensive preparations and expects a friendly, well organized event for everyone to enjoy.
The pure food law prohibits adulterated or misbranded foods drugs or liquors and imposes penalties. It mandates rules examinations of specimens and swift court action for violations. Adulteration covers strength quality and harmful ingredients, with preservatives allowed if removal directions appear. Labels must disclose contents including controlled substances and degrees of alcohol and narcotics. False labeling blocks importation.
Bryan Texas July 17 1906 precinct Republicans of Brazos County called to meet at Union Hall Bryan 12 noon July 23 1906 to elect two delegates to the County Convention and choose a precinct chairman and secretary for two years M W Burgess precinct chairman H D Evans secretary advertisement
The First National Bank has installed new fixtures in golden oak with glass marble and metal furnishings. The design emphasizes convenience with separate cashier and assistant cashier windows to speed service during busy periods.
Train excursion from Bryan to Galveston on Saturday July 21 1906 at 4 44 pm tickets sold for return on or before Galveston to Houston service No 10 at 8 40 am Tuesday July 24 1906 round trip fares set at 2 20 to Galveston and 1 95 to Houston Tickets limited to Galveston return passenger must use specified trains and dates.
Bids will be received for the Methodist parsonage at 192 E. J. Jenkins until July 25. Buyer must remove the house from the lot within ten days after sale closes. Chairman Building Committee 192 E. Jenkins.
A notice calling Republicans of voting precinct No 11 Brazos County Texas to convene at the courthouse at 2 p m on July 28 1906 per Terrell election law to elect delegates to the county convention and choose a precinct chairman for two years Applications for delegates and the precinct chairman must be filed with the county chairman by June 16 1906 The county convention is set for August 4 1906 A B Thornton Chairman Precinct No 11
The notice lists numerous names of recipients with letters advertised at the post office for the week ending July 16 1906, including Mrs. Emma Brown Miss Jessie Evans and many others. It also mentions several men and families such as Rev. Benj Copass and Tom Vaughn among the listed addressees.
July 17, 1906 an authorized notice calls precinct No. 9 Republican convention at Batte's Store to ratify the executive committee action elect a county convention delegation to Bryan on August 4 1908 and to elect precinct chairman and secretary for the next two years Pp. W. Warford is named in the advertisement.
A list of railroad excursion rates and sale dates for various organizations. Corpus Christi Epworth League offers Aug 1 2 round trip 989 with through Bryan car. Navasota Baptist association sale July 23 24 at 115. Fort Worth colored Masons July 16 17 at 630. San Antonio Grand Lodge AOUW July 22 23 at 670. Roanoke National Firemen Aug 11 12 13 at 3710. Milwaukee Eagles Aug 11 12 13. Peoria National Encampment Aug 18 19. Lexington UBF July 28 29 30. Siloam Springs S S superintendent convention Aug 7 16.
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