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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1899

Page

3

Local notices and advertisements in the Eagle

The Eagle publishes a mixed set of notices and ads. Charlie Edinburg offers hot lunches, The Palladium from Du Quoin, editor Lovick Pinkston is noted, Joe B Reed handles accident and life insurance, RK BE sells flour and rice, Lupehureh from Pankey visits, house rental ads, Lon Johnson promotes wall paper, Ettieson and Finn may depart to Waco, Miss Dalla Snowwhite returns from Valvert, Lang and Brown from White Farm visit, Mrs Webb travels to Rockdale San Antonio and El Paso, a resale Columbus buggy for sale, Dr Weatherford called to Marble Falls for parental illness.

The Eagle RK. BE. L. Upehureh Pankey Grimes County Lon Johnson Bryan Ben Ettieson H. Finn Sanger Dry Goods Waco Dalla Snowwhite Valvert Richard Bailey W. M. Lang Calvin Brown Burleson County W. H. Webb Rockdale San Antonio el Paso Columbus Webb Weatherford Marble Falls

Exchange Hotel Arrivals List Names Numerous Guests

A compound list records arrivals at the Exchange Hotel featuring guests from Houston, St. Louis, Dallas, Galveston, Rock Island, Pankey, Missouri, Virginia, and other locations. Names include F H Ray, T R Cochran, B D Wilson, D R Snodgrass, Cc W Carr, John Cross, E B McDuffe, E Bagley, B F Louis, s Pearson, R E L Upchurch, Myers, J A Myers, John B Knight, W J Moore, James Swanson, and J L Means.

H Ray Houston R Cochran St. Louis D Wilson Dallas Snodgrass Galveston W Carr John Cross B McDuffe Rosenfield E Bagley F Louis S Pearson Rock Island L Upchurch Pankey J A Myers City John B Knight Missouri James Swanson Virginia J Moore Myers J L Means

Passion's Slave at the Opera House Review

The Kemptons presented Passion's Slave a strong four act comedy drama last night to fair to good attendance and very favorable reception. Casts performed well with good judgment. Magniscope pictures and illustrated songs again pleased the audience. Tonight Pawn Ticket 210 screens with a nightly lineup of changes at 15 25 and 35 cents. A matinee is set for Saturday at 2 30. Richard Nash visited from Edge yesterday.

Kemptons Opera House

Blizzard Grips Atlantic Coast With Subzero Cold

Washington reports a severe cold wave spreading across the Atlantic coast states with temperatures near zero and heavy snowfall. New England and Ohio contend with disrupted streetcar service while Montana records 88 above zero recently as cold deepens in the central regions.

Washington Weather Bureau Atlantic New Jersey New England Montana White River New England States Ohio Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Virginia North Carolina

Charleston Floods Halt State Capitol Access

Gov. used a boat to reach the Capitol as Charleston, West Virginia, faced rising water and gloom. Businessmen sought provisions by boat. Elk River timber interests suffer heavy losses as rafts loosen and damage coal docks, barges, and tipples including the Winfriede docks between east bank and Belmont.

Charleston W. Va State House Elk River Kanawaha Winfriede East Bank Belmont

Cold Wave Ends With Widespread Farm Losses in Georgia

A March 7 report details a violent weekend weather outbreak. Heavy rain and a Sunday freezing wave caused snow across Georgia damaging melon crops in Rome and Quitman, blowing down houses near Logansville, unroofing the Monroe depot, and injuring oil works. Livestock losses and other crop damage followed, with a separate flood surge rising the Ohio River at Louisville and Kentucky rivers flooding lines and tracks.

Atlanta Logansville Monroe Monroe Oil Company Rome Quitman Opelika Ala Louisville Ohio Lexington Kentucky Jackson Beattyville Valley View Lexington and Eastern Railway Clay City

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