Local Produce Prices And Staples Listing
A market notice lists vegetables and fruits including cabbage apples peaches peppers tomatoes potatoes and new black eyed peas. Poultry is also mentioned among items for sale in the vendor listing.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
2
A market notice lists vegetables and fruits including cabbage apples peaches peppers tomatoes potatoes and new black eyed peas. Poultry is also mentioned among items for sale in the vendor listing.
Beginning Tuesday July 4 and ending Saturday July 8 prices drop across many items. Oxfords and shoes in multiple colors on sale at five dollars or less plus underwear and knit garments listed at three dollars to one dollar price points.
Capt J C Dowd of Mumford died Sunday evening in this city at his father in law Mr F Wetter home after an extended illness from blood poisoning following a carbuncle. The Tarboro North Carolina native was 46, educated as a University of North Carolina Ph D graduate, and had managed plantations in Brazos Colorado Wharton and Robertson counties. He married Miss Mattie Wetter in December and leaves a bereaved widow. Funeral was held yesterday at Mr Wetter home conducted by Dr West with listed pallbearers J R Astin J E Astin J R Mooring Seth Mooring R G Tabor Elon Stuart.
The Texas Woman's College of Bryan announces the election of two teachers for Mathematics and English and History. Miss Elizabeth B. Pulliam will chair Mathematics, with prior study at Georgetown College and University of Chicago and seven years teaching in Georgia. Miss Anna R. Willeford will chair English and History, with degrees from Moulton College Sam Houston Normal Institute and University of Texas and six years teaching experience. Board additions include E. J. Fountain J Webb Howell Dr W F Odom Kurten and H O Boatwright Howell Fountain on executive committee and board.
Col Wm L Prather of Austin president of the state university died suddenly in Austin at seven oclock yesterday morning. News reached Bryan via College Station and friends mourn the distinguished educator. He had resided in Waco and served as a university regent before being elected president. his death was unexpected with few details available.
The Bryan city council met last night with Mayor Harrison presiding. Funds balances and the sale of West Side school bonds to City National Bank of Bryan were reported. A $75 appropriation was approved to cut weeds and open the sewer on Bryan street to improve sanitation. The council noted limited funds but agreed to improve streets as possible and adjourned after filing the quarterly county clerk report.
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