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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1905
Page
2
The Farmers Congress exhibit in Waller county featured cotton stalks with bolls shown by R. G. White of Hempstead to illustrate his eradicator. Attendees urged a motor car or trolley line between Bryan and College, a need Bryan residents say will be realized and a line built when feasible.
A copy of the college catalogue from the College of Industrial Arts at Denton Texas is described as a seventy page bulletin detailing courses of study and college life. It includes inside and outside illustrations and halftone pictures of the 1905 graduating class.
Fire life accident health and live stock insurance offered with in house rates by 202 T. R. Batte & Co. They promise access to the best companies at low rates.
A rousing prophetic call by Ella Wheeler Wilcox urging the nation to rise against greed, corruption, and monopolies. It proclaims unity, justice, and the primacy of labor, warning that only decisive action can secure a nation's honor, peace, and the future of all workers.
The Commoner argues that Panama route backers delayed canal construction, shifting from Nicaragua and revealing motives to hinder the project. It contends delays stem from railroad interests rather than engineering challenges, casting doubt on timely completion.
A.O. Hanson thanks T. R. Batte & Co. of Bryan Texas for a rapid settlement of a fire loss from July 19 that was adjusted and paid on July 26 1905, calling it the fastest settlement he has known.
The colored summer normal concluded yesterday after a five week term with fifty nine attendees. Thirty six sat the examination, including three for first grade certificates and thirty three for second grades. Faculty included E A Kemp conductor P Landry A E McMillan L A Nash and D G Edmer son. Ring 227 for first class shoe repair ing Frank Todaro tf
Castro County news notes the July 10 1905 district court session with Judge Kinder five days of grand jury work and two civil cases on the docket both continued. It praises Castro as a growing diversified farming country with rising wheat oats and barley yields and early wool and cattle shipments from Hereford and the region.
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na tablets as a preventive cure for summer germs. It claims the product strengthens digestion, soothes the stomach, and wards off headaches, heartburn, and debility, with a money back guarantee from E. J. Jenkins.
Mrs G S Parker hosts a Needleworkers gathering with Miss Mary Ross Parker as hostess. Guests receive punch from Lila Adams and Dorcas Parker. pink and white decor features roses on mantels. Prizes include a pink and white handkerchief bag for Pauline Webb and a thimble booby for Ruby Connelly. The event ends with salads and iced tea.
A pair of gatherings at Carter's Creek drew ten to twelve couples on Friday night and Mr and Mrs W Day hosting a second party on Tuesday. Guests praised the portions and lunches, enhancing the social tone of the evenings.
Local editorials discuss sidewalk duties in Bryan Navasota and McKinney. Navasota officials affirm city power to force business-property owners to maintain clean sidewalks. McKinney enforces an ordinance requiring all property occupants to remove grass weeds and growth along sidewalks starting July 29 with renters included.
An advertisement touts paying higher sums for life insurance policies including term, deferred dividend, and preferred policies. It mentions Toutine and deferred dividend policies and T. R. Batte & Co. 202. The text also notes no morning church preaching and regular services with the pastor tonight.
New Orleans notes Mayor Behrman says yellow fever control hinges on mosquito eradication. He cites oiling gutters screening cisterns and points to a drop in new cases as proof of progress. He warns shotgun quarantines are ineffective against the stegomyia fascilata mosquito. The British steamer Saratoon is held at Virginia Capes on quarantine after Belize origin.
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