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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
2
The Brenham firm secured a contract for 300000 pounds of dressed turkeys. The attorney general reiterates a ruling that carrying a whole county wet does not affect previously dry precincts in the county.
Jadwin reports progress on Brazos River improvements with spot results and notes inspections of structures deemed potentially harmful to Wilisell irrigation. He emphasizes the project’s broad scope and favorable prospects for the region despite prior loan issues and insurance considerations.
Howell brothers of Bryan displayed a herd of pure bred red polled cattle including two large bulls three cows two heifers and two bull calves. The campus paths show sleeping figures from late hours as farmers mingle with grass burrs in their whiskers. Delegates at the Southern Cotton Growers association sessions clash with the United States Department of Agriculture as Theodore H. Price is mobbed. The crowd is fierce and hungry with a large lunch stand serving overflow from the mess hall.
Sheriff Payne brought P. K. and John Defee of Madison County to Anderson after they sued out habeas corpus before District Judge Boone. John Defee posted $1,000 bail while P. K. Defee posted $250. The Navasota Examiner notes the case appears prejudiced with no convincing evidence for conviction.
An assessment of one dollar is levied on all members due to the death of C. E. Whittington. Payment must be made to Joe B. Reed, secretary, within ten days or membership will be suspended with a 50 cent reinstatement fee and board approval required. The organization reports 420 members.
An old advertisement promotes Mi-o-na tablets to prevent summer illnesses by aiding digestion. It claims the product strengthens the stomach and nervous system, prevents headaches and other symptoms, and guarantees a refund if it fails to cure. E. J. Jenkins offers the money-back guarantee.
An advertisement by T. R. Batte & Co. urges readers to sell life insurance policies to them for higher payments than insurance companies offer. It mentions routine and deferred dividend policies and invites inquiries for details.
City Marshal Avoodall returned confiscated liquor seized from frosty joints as evidence. Justice T. L. Frank ruled there is insufficient evidence to convict the owners, so the liquor was returned to them.
202 T. R. Batte & Co. and Parks & Waldrop offer insurance of all kinds at low rates and clear out their entire stock of spring and summer suits with great reductions.
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