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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1907
Page
4
The Eagle commends the Farmers Union as a practical organization moving farmers forward. It notes the attorney general’s department busy with post legislative acts and praises city efforts to secure better permanent sanitary regulations.
The piece notes Secretary Taft attending a banquet at St. Paul and jokes about indigestion from large spreads. It contrasts Taft and Fairbanks, suggesting Fairbanks seems more fit for the campaign while Taft appears less in need of feeding.
Real estate transfers listed by attorney T R Batte include Connecticut Investment Com pany to R M Nall for 60 28-100 acres. Mary Reece and Caroline Tatum to T P Boyett and M G Nall for about 4 acres. J T Cross to First Baptist Church of Edge for 3 acres. G P Arrington to Reubin Holland for 2 acres. W Gilbert to R A Holland for 2 acres. J L Combest and wife to R A Holland for 50 acres. and Cliff A Adams to Charity Mar.
A series of conveyances show transfers of parcels in multiple leagues and townships. Names include Thomas J. Jones, E. J. Fountain, Jno Gorzycki, Wm Gorzycki, W. O. Hearn, R. M. Dansby, Ed Steele, Mollie Turner, Joseph Vance, Thos H. Royder, Jac H. Royder, R. M. Dansby, W. Q. Hearn, C C Gannaway, T M Gannaway, S Battle, KE L Ramsey, A G Board, and Viola Jones. Lots range from fractions of acres to 271 97-100 acres, with prices from $25 to $4875. transactions involve various leagues and townships including J. H. Jones league, J. E. Scott league, Mosts Baine league, Robert Millican league, A. D. Houston league, Samuel W. Robinson league, and Bryan Steam Laundry premises.
Giguell and Bailey of Marlin announce an up-to-date Electric Theatre at Bryan Roller Rink opening Monday night. Showings are three times weekly with two pictures per night, 1900 to 1400 feet, at 3:30 pm and 8:00 pm. Admission is 10 cents with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
June 15 weather bulletin outlines warm waves crossing the west of Rockies and central valleys by 20 to 22 and reaching eastern states by 24. Cool waves follow by 23 to 27 with a hot spell from 21 to 25, many disturbances and a notable cool spell in the eastern provinces and Missouri valleys.
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