Well Completed at Bryan Plant Increases Water Supply
The Bryan Water Ice Light & Power Company reports a new well at the plant reached about two hundred feet. The well delivers a fine flow of pure water and has run steadily since 10 PM, with the pump producing a splendid stream. A second well is planned on the west side to access the water stratum. The drill was done by J. W. Poyner of Albert Warnecke Well Contractors, Houston, in expert fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan, Water, Ice, Light & Power Company
Eagle
Preston
J. W. Poyner
Albert Warnecke Well Contractors
Houston
Aunt Mary Erwin Dies After 35 Years Of Service
Aunt Mary Erwin a faithful old Black Mammy with a pure life died Thursday night at age 80 after a heart trouble attack. For thirty five years she served in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J N Cole and helped raise their children. The Cole family mourns and planned an elegant funeral. Her faithful life earned love and respect and a crown of righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Erwin
J. N. Cole
Mary
Mr. Cole
Services at First Christian Church under Rev J N Thomas
Rev J N Thomas of Haskell Texas will preach both morning and evening services at First Christian Church. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with Christian Endeavor at 6 45 in the evening. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Thomas
Haskell
Texas
Christian Endeavor
Agency Secured for Franco American Hygienic Company
A Dallas notice states that the agency for the Franco American Hygienic Company has been secured by T. B. Collins and invites local ladies to call with interest. Phone listed as 413.
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Dallas
T. B. Collins
Fire levels Milano drug store and row of shops
A blaze at T. C. Eggleston's drug store in Milano Texas early March 25 destroyed or damaged multiple buildings on the street. Losses include O. O. F. hall, W. O. W. hall, several frame buildings, and stock from J. D. Peeples and Eggleston, with about 13 000 dollars in total exposure and partial insurance on some properties. The fire started from a lamp explosion and a north wind helped save one side of the town.
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Milano
Tex
T. C. Eggleston
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. T. Booker
N. Brennann
Tidwell
W. O. W. Hall
Stamper Heirs
J. D. Peeples
Booker
H. K. Haddox
Brennan
White
Miller Bros
J. B. Newton & Sons
Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Masonic
First Methodist Church Announces Sunday Services and Leagues
The church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with 228 in attendance last Sunday and 250 expected. Morning sermon at 11 a m and evening at 7445 p m by Pastor Thomas H Morris. Evening features Lily Morris singing in dreaf mute sign language. Junior League 3 p m with about 100 members and 60 to 74 average attendance. Senior League 6 45 p m led by M H Jameson.
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Christ
Lily Morris
M. H. Jameson
Thomas H, Morris
Bryan City Officers Election Ordinance 1909 Adopted
City Council of Bryan enacts an election for Marshal Secretary and three councilmen to be held at the County Court House on the first Tuesday in April 1909. The presiding officer and appointees will conduct the poll under the City Charter Ordinances and State Election Law. Signed March 4 1909 by Mayor Maloney and Secretary J B Hines.
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City of
Bryan
County Court House
Eats Maloney
J. B. Hines
This Date in History Highlights Key 16th to 19th Century Events
March 27 entries cover Ponce de Leon's Florida discovery in 1513, St Mary's Maryland settlement in 1634, Simon Bradstreet's 1697 death, early New England leadership, 1756 Fort Bull burn, 1775 Rutledge's SC presidency, 1804 Washington navy yard setup, 1814 Jackson at Horseshoe Bend, 1830 Arguello California governor, 1836 Goliad massacre, 1865 Mobile siege, 1882 Oakland powder explosion, and a Milwaukee fire of 1895 with $1,000,000 in losses.
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St. Mary’s
Maryland
Simon Bradstreet
New England
Salem
Mass
England
Fort Bull
Oneida County
N. Y
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Navy Yard
Marine Barracks
Washington
Gen. Jackson
Louis Antonio Arguello
California
San Francisco
Goliad
Texas
Serge
Mobile
Oakland
Cal
Milwaukee
New East River Bridge Completed Sees City Boom Loom
Special to Bryan Morning Eagle reports Queensboro Bridge as a major milestone linking Manhattan and Long Island City. It will be the third East River link with Manhattan and the Manhattan Bridge under construction. Officials project 600000 daily users, with opening to traffic next week and formal dedication planned for summer.
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Bryan
New York
Queensboro Bridge
Long Island City
East River
Manhattan
Long Island
Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn
Queen County
Williamsburg
Queensboro
Blackwell's Island
Second Avenue
Fiftyninth
Sixtieth Streets
Trafic
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Listed
Sunday school starts at 9 45 with H H Newton as superintendent. Preaching at 11 00 and 745 pm by Pastor B Y P A meets at 645 pm led by Jim Thomas. Special song service for children and young people before the night service conducted by M E Weaver, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. H. Newton
Jim Thomas
A and M Special Band Concert Tonight
A and M College invites the public to a special band concert at the Assembly Hall tonight. The program promises the very best music with past concerts described as great successes. Admission is 25 cents. Yor Sale One large refrigerator offered by the Dairy Department at 94 A. and M. College.
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A. and M. College Assembly Hall
Cordingly
A. and M. College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seauty
Jur
J. Fountain Vestli
Aunt Mary Erwin
First Christian Church
Emmel & Maloney
First Methodist Church
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Walker
Cent Store
New Yorks
M. E. Weaver
Messaline
First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Vil Leon
Saliggs
Bradford, Alabama
Sanders Bros
Hames
Hensarling Bros
Buchanan & Cloud
Cerness
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