Railroad Timetable and Schedule Fragments
North bound trains No 11 arrive at 4 35 p m No 12 arrives at 9 10 a m South bound trains No 3 No 6 No 11 schedule shows times and routes for H and T and I G N lines with partial readings and missing details.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
3
North bound trains No 11 arrive at 4 35 p m No 12 arrives at 9 10 a m South bound trains No 3 No 6 No 11 schedule shows times and routes for H and T and I G N lines with partial readings and missing details.
Daily compact items report visits by residents and out-of-town guests, marriage license issued to George Jacobs and Alice Duty, upcoming balloon ascension event, fashion and fabric notices from Wilson & Edge, and local business ads. Includes burglar incident near J. W. Rosprim’s store and recovery of some items, plus community requests for life insurance and musical class enrollment.
The column lists real estate and rental offerings, shop announcements, traveling salesmen visiting, and social notes. Items include A C Swanson seeking Brazos Bottom purchase, Mrs Laura Koppe cottage for rent, rubber hose stock arrivals, and local church charity events. Also noted are names of visitors from Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, New Orleans and Keep Hill, plus Easter dress goods and cotton sale details.
George W. Carpenter of Vincent Ohio extols Hyomei claiming a severe catarrh case was completely cured. He urges readers to try the treatment, notes a complete outfit costs $1 and extra bottles 50 cents, and mentions E J Jenkins showing a strong guarantee.
Governor Bob Taylor will lecture at the A and M College Assembly hall Saturday night March 25 at 8 PM. Some Bryan patronage would help. Half receipts from Bryan sales go to the Carnegie library. Tickets are on sale at Crenshaw and Priddy.
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