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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1903
Page
3
Community notices record business hours for mail and deliveries with Sunday times, plus society items including visits, travel plans, church events, social gatherings, and local entertainment. Names of residents, businesses, and venues appear with dates and brief activities.
South bound No 1 arrives 4 15 p m No 7 arrives 2 33 a m North bound No 2 arrives 12 08 p m No 8 arrives 11 52 p m
Names from Hearne Houston Rockdale Benchley Munford Bremend Novasota Madisonville Plantersville Fort Worth appear as visitors or travelers. The commissioners court meets to verify tax rolls while local business ads promote butter from Clarke and Fountain.
The Eagle advertises the Colorado trip contest ending at 12 o clock with no votes after. The result will be announced Friday morning in the Eagle. A separate notice lists surety bonds offered by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore with local agent in Bryan Texas.
The Bryan City Council amends Article 172 of the Revised Ordinances to require dog owners to meet Article 76 before letting dogs roam streets. Violators face fines from five to twenty-five dollars upon conviction, per the ordinance signed by City Secretary Co. M. Spell and Mayor R. H. Harrison.
Notice that the dog tax ordinance will be strictly enforced with fines from 5 to 25 dollars for violations. Complaints will be filed and residents urged to settle promptly. City Marshal 199 T. P. Boyett signs the notice.
Two young men in Temagami reserve camp life are watched by a New York court clerk. One cooks bread beside a fire, joking about baking powder while the other reveals he is an assistant professor of chemistry at Yale.
A historical tale links rice throwing at weddings to Chinese legend. It recounts a sorcerer’s plot to harm a bride and how Peachblossom’s plan to cast rice at the door allowed the bride to pass unharmed.
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