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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1898
Page
2
The piece notes US and Spanish naval strength with 210 vessels in active service and 114 auxiliary ships, plus a vivid anecdote of wartime misadventure. It also includes sermons on etiquette and dress for young men, a bit of local business on a photography studio and a brief update on J.S. H. G. Rhodes’s return from a road trip.
Dealering Wheels advertises bicycle repair services and rental bikes with emphasis on fall work and a wide range of bicycle repairs.
Copy work is nearly finished for the Eagle Meteor Special Edition and is now open for advertisement copy. The note urges prompt submissions to minimize delays in releasing the big issue while recapping local notes on weather sickness and community events.
A special train runs Sunday July 31 from Bryan at 6 20 am to Galveston and Houston with round trip fares of 2 00 and 1 75 respectively. Return allowed on regular trains July 31 to Aug 1. Also a Klondike reference and a brief action scene from a dime-novel phrase about a doughnut rescue.
A reader recalls a vivid moment about a financier father whose action triggered a stock tumble of three points, with the witty phrase Little Hoodie coodie and Great Western tied to the event. The exchange hints at a notable family influence on market moves.
Readers are invited to share in Mexico’s two great holidays on September 15 and 16. The piece highlights the Battle of Flowers, widespread festivities, and democratic flower-pelting, plus a special I. and G. N. R. R. excursion offer to Mexico City with return options and 80 day limit.
The city directory lists city officers led by Mayor C A Adams and officials including Marshall T P Boyett and Deputy H H Jones, plus aldermen, clerks, treasurers and district staff. It also details pastors, church schedules, Knights Templars, Masons, Odd Fellows, and other fraternal groups with meeting times across Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Catholic and other societies.
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