H. T. C. Time Card Update Report
The document notes a Bryan time card entry for northbound and southbound routes numbered 1 through 4 with a timestamp around 3 04 a.m. The fragmented text references seeeereres and unclear series details.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1900
Page
5
The document notes a Bryan time card entry for northbound and southbound routes numbered 1 through 4 with a timestamp around 3 04 a.m. The fragmented text references seeeereres and unclear series details.
Local items report residents returning from Marlin Waco Houston and other places. Visitors include Miss Nellie Batte Miss Agnes Ettle Mrs Susie Robinson J.C. Blume S. Kennedy and J.D. Jones. Various ads note meat flour whisky and bran offerings plus a marriage licences list and church social at Mrs Jennie Gray’s home.
This item notes Stetson spring block hats in Light Pearl and Red Belgian Brown with strong style and quality. It mentions Buren’s 12 year old Scotch rye at Exposition Saloon, a new shipment of Al batross and Queen Bee flour, and Cole Bros selling alfalfa hay. Also listed are sorghum and millet land for rent near town, eyewear fittings by L. A. Cook of Atlanta, a lent tea hosted by Mrs. Tyler Haswell next Tuesday, and a report of teachers attending the Central Texas Teachers Association meeting in Hearne with named attendees.
A physician announces professional services to the Bryan community with free consultation and examination. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 12 and 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on February 17.
Dr Weat left yesterday for Bremend to fill his regular appointment at the Presbyterian church there today. The grand jury has returned indictments in several cases including murder theft and burglary and a color line appears in several names. Rev Jewell Howard announces sermons with themes Why I Ought to Attend Chott Regularly and The Divine Magnet with a Christian Endeavor meeting led by Bernard Brown to organize a Junior Endeavor. Sunday School children urged to attend.
Trustee Seth Moortyan notifies bankruptcy sale of A. B. Carr Jr. estate in Bryan Texas. On March 20 1900 a public auction will sell all personal property including goods wares merchandise and fixtures per referee order dated March 9 1900. A church reception for Dr. Simms and wife follows next Tuesday 8 to 10 30 p.m. at the Batte home inviting pastors and congregants.
Mr Thos E Wren of Sandere Bros Co Bryan visited Madison county as farms and new homes appear along roads. Sheriff Black reports Bryan buzzing over a new road deal with Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley road. The town eyes growth, wholesale potential, and future factories with the line’s completion.
A roster of hotel arrivals includes O W Wilson of Kansas City L A Cook of Atlanta Jas Moore of New York and many others in a long transit log. The list features guests from San Antonio Dallas Waco Houston St Louis New Orleans and several southern towns with multiple repeats and cross references to firms and colleges.
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