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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1899
Page
2
Public notice reflecting mailing status for Bryan Texas with prior per month charge of 40 cents and printing classification as second class matter.
About 300 farmers fruit growers and stock raisers attend the second annual Farmers congress at A and M college. Col. L L Foster delivers welcome and Gov George T Jester responds. Prof J H Connell reports and Heber Stone discusses farm bank help. Grimes County Record gains readers.
List of remaining letters in the Bryan post office for the week ending July 25 includes LADIES and GENTLEMEN names such as Banks Lillie Brooks Azlean Browlin Mary Bowston Freeman Ethel Jarvis Anna Reed Lanalle Thomas May Fields Lucy plus gentlemen like Babers Tom Bush Oliver Cambise Girolamo Carr Arch Cuzel G T Crutchfield T W Dzieglewic Tetotar Don Geo Foster 8 H Griffin Frank D Harris Lewis Hawkins W E Kennedy Willie Lockett Tommie Peterson Peter Peek W A Tippet AJ Ward Webb Ramirez Anastacio Scannaliato a FOREIGN Tgnazio Rap. A penny stamp applied to each advertised piece. Call and say advertised with the date. Tyler Haswell P M.
Picnics and saving hay mark the hot weather as protracted meetings and Bible class drive community life. Misses Georgia and Maggie White return from LaGrange while Dee Post Laura Carroll join an all day sing at Holligan school. Ernest Weiser and Gussie Monti wed at Lutherian church. Local visits include Fred and Lynn Zimmerman from Cottonwood and Homer Pearson from Bryan. Wesson hosting a meeting led by Rev. Meyers from Millican. an arbor is being built and a resident disease note mentions Dr. Wilson's child passing.
Saturday note urges townsfolk to attend a revival at Wes son as idle time is offered for service to the Lord. A recent IRS ruling prohibits banks from stamping checks, so unstamped items will be returned unpaid, including receipts not presented by the drawer in person at First National Bank of Bryan and Merchants & Planters National Bank in Bryan Texas.
Arthur Distin distributed baking powder samples in Orchard street on a Saturday. A giant setter leaped and bit his left arm. he hurled baking powder into the dog's eyes, blinding it briefly, then sought medical care for the wound. Distin notes the powder’s value and cedar boats found near the Nile illustrate enduring wood.
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