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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
2
In a displays of fall fashion Coulter's showcases large pearl buttons all colors Saw Silk embroidery medallions and new wool skirts highlighting varied textures and decorative details for the season.
The Bryan courthouse hosts the Brazos County Farmers Institute on Thursday March 26. Speakers include Col Bonner from Smith County, Prof Atwater from Houston, and Prof H H Harrington from A and M College. Also on the program are McDuff Simpson on Plant Physiology and Rev J A Freeman on Practical Plan for Cooperation in Truck Growing. Mrs Mary Jane Folks, wife of Wm Folks, dies at Maverick, Runnels County, after eleven days illness leaving six children. Former Wickson Creek resident, later Edge, she was a devout family woman and well regarded in Brazos County.
The Irish Pawnbrokers three acts with Ian Sullivan and Mack leads. 26 performers, new costumes and music. An advance notice also promotes ladies footwear at 87 Burt Norwood. Notaries public listed along with a real estate ad for a six room house priced at 1 500.
Memphis reports a small advance and bigger decline in spot cotton with May and June futures easing to 5.18 and 5.23. New York quotes drift, spot middling remains 10 cents, and New Orleans and Memphis sell thousands of bales at middling levels. Port and interior receipts rise while the day ends dull and featureless with no new drivers.
The notice outlines railway schedules between Houston Bryan and Hempstead with outbound and inbound times, connections and main line details. It references the Harrison mayoralty and warns that three days notice is not to be made for all plaintiffs of sanitary matters in Bryan.
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