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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1903
Page
2
In a Pear Week notice from Bryan Texas dated March 15 1903 Hood’s brigade plans a reunion in Marlin this June. The item also notes San Antonio saloons closing and Woodmen of the World choosing Waco for 1904 meetings.
Chicago hosts a new rice kitchen in a major department store feeding over 4000 daily. The exhibit uses Texas and Louisiana rice prepared in 200 ways, from rough grain to hot dishes, highlighting the infant Southern rice industry and the rapid growth of the Texas Louisiana rice region.
The short agricultural courses at A and M College closed after ten weeks with twenty two men aged 18 to 72. Captain N E Iglehart of Valley Mills Texas is the oldest student and plans to stay longer. Cadets prepare an illustrated Long Horn annual as Capt Sam Harlan is appointed superintendent of buildings and grounds. Electric lights return after a plant breakdown. Prof E C Green leaves for Troupe experiment station. Dr David F Houston and wife received LL D from Tulane. Spring term opens soon. Entomology department moves to new quarters. storm repair set to begin.
Sealed bids due May 17 for exclusive privileges at the upcoming Webb Bros fair event August 18 to 21. Privileges include an exclusive restaurant lunch ice cream fruit tobacco rubber ball shooting gallery and more with space provided onsite and building charges. Half payment due at contract signing and balance August 18.
A compact shoe sale notice for Key Stone Kid brand ladies shoes priced at $1.50 including oxfords and slippers. Advertises guaranteed quality with Webb Bros listed at 84 86 Webb Bros.
For sale a six room house with three lots of ground and outhouses. Includes underground cistern and in first class condition. Price one thousand five hundred dollars. Contact A. W. Hollman at 68 1m.
For sale or rent after April first our home place. Apply to W H Lawrence. 84
The Woman's Reading club met March tenth with Mrs. Taliaferro and discussed Whitman Poe try and works by Helen Hunt Jackson. Shakespeare and Mutual Improvement clubs held meetings with recitals, discussions, and plans to furnish the new library. Social events included dances, card parties, and receptions among Houston area clubs and residents.
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