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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
3
Local notices include railroad time tables for north and south bound trains, recent arrivals from Steele and Waxa hachie, and various community updates. Reports cover marriage licenses, sales and ads, residents visiting relatives, a grocery company charter, fire losses, church college fundraising, and upcoming picnics and games in Bryan Texas.
Bryan hosts a two day rally on the 27th and 28th to advocate locating a Baptist female college in South Texas in Bryan. Local leaders urge citizens to attend and press regional denominational figures to favor Bryan, noting potential yearly earnings of about 100 000 dollars and inviting prominent visitors from Waco Galveston Houston Huntsville Marlin Dallas Navasoto Franklin.
E J Fountain & Co offers exclusive Togo Blend tea in Bryan with a discounted price of 75 cents per pound for a limited period. The blend, praised as fragrant and delicious, is popular in Canada and the United States. Ladies invited to visit and sample the tea during business hours.
Webb and Bro advertise linen outfits with deep discounts including 43 men’s linen suits and 86 linen coats. Local church events include services at 11 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. by Dr. Betts and Rev. C R Lamar, plus a quarterly conference to follow from the pulpit.
An old time advertisement argues spring is richest for catarrh and promotes Hyomei inhaler therapy. It touts germ killing action in head throat and lungs and features Capt. Cameron of Salvation Army as a testimonial. The complete outfit costs one dollar with a refund promise if not satisfying.
Mrs. Wm. H. Campbell died at 1 o'clock yesterday morning at her home six miles west of Bryan and was buried there in the country yesterday afternoon. She leaves a husband and was an invalid two years. Services at Baptist church Sunday include Sunday school at 9:45, public worship at 11, and 8:15 with Union meetings in the day. Ladies Aid to entertain at Mrs. Burt Norwood's residence Monday from 6 to 8 with ice cream served.
Dr. B F Riley of the First Baptist church will deliver an address at an educational rally on June 27 in Bryan Texas. The event aims to found a girls college with funding from Bryan residents and site and building costs. The college will operate under the auspices of Texas Baptist churches.
Baltimore to July 1 2 3 rate 39.05 Buffalo to July 6 7 8 9 rate 39.40 Asbury Park June 28 29 30 July 1 rate 44.50 Knoxville Summer School rate 28.70 Nashville June 10 18 18 21 July 1 2 3 rate 23.95 Indianapolis June 19 22 inclusive Tyler Fruit and Truck Growers June 22 23 rate 5.75 limit June 26 Corsicana Hood s Brig ees June 26 and morning of 7th
Health in Rock Prairie is good. Rev. W. D. Crane preached at the regular appointment over the weekend. The choir elected delegates Mieses Pearl Coma Gandy and Mrs. R A Holland to the county singing convention. T L Dyess was chosen chorister and Isaiah Holland as assistant.
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