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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
2
The notice lists Connelly & Carnes as publishers with a per week rate and a monthly rate of 40 cents. Dated Saturday June 3, the entry indicates mailing classification and ownership details typical of a newspaper masthead.
The school board awarded C. R. Jenkins the contract to erect the west side public school building. Work starts immediately with completion target of October 1. Architect C. H. Page from Austin attended. two meetings held. Bids: Jenkins 6598 dollars Newton 6750 dollars Lewis 7459 dollars. Fred Winter to handle brick work.
The State Health Officer Dr Geo R Tabor wed Miss Ann Barton in Austin at the Galen Crow homestead on Rio Grande street. Relatives gathered as the couple plan a bridal trip and return to Austin to reside in Dr Tabor's home.
Manager Mike announces free admission for ladies Monday night to fill the house for the opera company’s week, with every paid ticket before 7 pm enabling one lady to enter free. Refunds offered to season ticket holders unsatisfied after the first performance. Free ice water and electric fans promised for comfort.
City authorities and the Civic Club call on Bryan residents to unite in a strong effort to present a clean and attractive city for the A and M commencement season. Positive impressions on visitors act as good advertising for Bryan and its schools, so everyone should tidy up their premises to keep streets clean.
Miss Florence Glover longtime leading soprano of the Castle Square Opera Co will appear in our city with the Boston Ideal Opera Company marking a notable cross company engagement for an upcoming local performance.
A local retailer advertises a complimentary estimate for customers on clothing orders. The offer highlights no obligation and applies to items selected for purchase within the store.
In Navasota the engagement of Irma Chinski to Hon. James Elsa Hogue of Hot Springs Arkansas is announced by Mr and Mrs I Y Chinski The wedding is planned for June Also in town Miss Marie Adams sails for Galveston today from New York via an eminent vocal music teacher. Dr I F Betts remains ill and cannot occupy his pulpit Sunday. May vital stats show fourteen births and one death in Brazos county.
Hyomei offers a plant based treatment to cure catarrh quicker in May or June. A complete outfit costs one dollar and includes an inhaler and bottle of Hyomei with extra bottles available for fifty cents. E J Jenkins guarantees refunds if unsatisfied with the results.
Washington reports the cotton crop bulletin shows belt acreage down 1 1 percent with an average condition of 77.2. The bulletin, issued by the department of agriculture, notes declines across the belt and provides the percentage change and condition metric.
New Orleans trading floor crowded as government data show a 2.85 point drop below private estimates and 7.03 under the Southern Cotton association forecast. The day opens with heavy selling and bulls routed, with the session losing around 40 points from the day’s high and 60 points from the week’s peak.
Chicago reports that thirty men were indicted by the federal grand jury after two months of hearings on meat packing practices. Assistant Attorney General Oliver Pagin, in Washington with Attorney General Moody, is handling the papers. At least ten more indictments may follow.
Sealed bids for fresh meats for the 1905 06 session are due June 14 at 10 o clock AM. Beef is to be fed January through June 10 and pork must be corn fed. A $300 certified check accompanies each bid and may be forfeited if a bond is not provided. The college reserves the right to reject all bids. David F. Houston, President.
The First National Bank of Ladysmith Wisconsin closed its doors temporarily by unanimous vote. National Bank Examiner Earling has been appointed receiver and is in charge. The bank lists a capital of 25 000 dollars and deposits totaling 42 659 dollars.
Secretary and Mrs Hay departed for London on June 2 with plans to visit Paris as part of a overseas trip. They traveled from an undisclosed location and will engage in official and personal engagements during the journey.
The report lists deaths including Co. O. Tannehill in Beaver City Oklahoma and H. W. Bailey at Canute. Other items note Governor Lanham signing twenty five land warrants, a Tulsa to Muskogee pipeline plan, drowning incidents in Galveston and near Santa Anna Texas, a Sherman resident at the Confederate home in Austin and a slaying suspect on the run. A boy Jack Simpson drowned near Santa Anna while bathing. A fatality Charles Robertson near Porum I T and a severe windstorm with heavy rain affecting Logan and Noble counties.
Bids due 10 o clock Wednesday June 14 1905 for about 1800 cards of merchantable wood to be delivered on College grounds. Purchaser must provide certified check of 250 with bid. bond required if awarded. College reserves right to reject any or all bids. David F Houston president.
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