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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
4
County Commissioner J S Mooring seeks reelection as supporters defend Judge Bell against slurs. A Bellevue society girl breaks her arm while buttoning her back dress. Somerville reports a 30 million dollar earth deposit to aid oil refining and soap making. Forty eight A and M College students graduate ready to take on productive roles. Bryan urged to construct a trolley line to double the potential capacity.
The I and G N College announces a special train service to College Sunday through Tuesday to ease access from Bryan. Trains run on a revised spur with times listed from 8:30 a m to 6:00 p m and last train from Bryan at 9:30 p m. Special trips may be arranged for A and M students and Bryan residents upon request.
The foreign immigration office at 2305 Mechanic Street Galveston Texas under Mr J E Schelling is now equipped to handle all foreign immigration matters He will give special attention to filling labor orders from home seekers arriving on ships Orders should specify quantity of workers type of work wages and board costs
The document lists premium winners in the Senior Department with First misses Louise Nelson Ellie Ward Anna Niland Ada Field Mary Harris Ellen Carroll and Distinguished misses Adele Riviere Mary Wolff Aline De Walt plus entries for the Junior Department.
First-Misses Ellie Ward Susie Dunn Mary Harris Bessie Gibson Anna Niland Nellie Dailey. Distinguished-Misses Ada Field Hilda Japhet Ellen Carroll Jennie Matthews Elizabeth Ries Sallie Price Aline De Walt. First-Misses Ada Field Jennie Matthews Distinguished-Misses Ellie Ward Bessie Gibson Susie Dunn Mary Harris Bertha Jeffers Sallie Price Elizabeth Ries Nellie Dailey Anna Niland Aline De Walt Louise Nelson. PENMANSHIP
First Miss Agnes Price in Elementary Drawing. Improvement honors go to Misses Mary Wolff and Louise Nelson in Needlework.
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