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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
3
Railroad timetables show north and southbound trains with arrivals listed. Local residents, shoppers, and visitors are noted with brief movements and daily notices, including marriages, licenses, property rentals, and a baby’s death.
John Vick reports securing a thirty acre lease from the A and M College board to establish a brick plant three miles from Bryan along the H and T C railroad. Clay deposits praised by experts. Plan includes sewer pipe and tiling manufacture later, with local capital backing.
Rev Robert Melentree colored and formerly of Bryan died Thursday morning in Beaumont and was brought for burial. Services were held at Allen Chapel AME Church with local and visiting colored preachers. He studied at Paul Quinn College Waco and led the Beaumont AME Church.
Miss Blanch Buchanan, recent high school graduate, is endorsed for a Post scholarship by T. S. Minter. The letter praises her as a model pupil who is modest obedient studious earnest and faithful and urges friends to vote for her to ensure an easy victory.
The notice from Hunter and Chatham invites friends and customers to their new, more commodious quarters located one block past Hasweisl's Book Store, urging patrons to ride the trolley line and follow them to the new shop.
The foreign immigration office at 2305 Mechanic Street Galveston Texas under Mr J E Schelling is equipped to handle all foreign immigration matters Special attention will be given to filling labor orders from home seekers arriving on each ship Orders should state desired number work type wages and board costs D J Price G P T A 1 G N Ry Palestine Texas
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