H. and T. N. Train Schedule Fragment
Schedules show northbound and southbound trains with times and partial station notes. The fragment lists No. 11 southbound at 4 35 p.m and No. 12 northbound at 9 10 a.m with other unreadable sections.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
5
Local notices and civic events in Brazos County report
People from Hearne Caldwell and surrounding areas travel through Bryan. The Pitt Bridge on the Brazos opens to the public after a turnover by the river bridge company. A and M College plans eight Lyceum lectures plus a Glee Club. The Tauber death at 84 is noted with burial at Bohemian cemetery. A drill for Bryan Light Guards and sports games on the A and M campus vs St Edwards are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Bridge
Brazos
Brazos County
M. College
M. Lyceum
Glee Club
Sale at City Hall and Local Notices
The Baptist ladies announce a spring sale of shirts waists tea jackets corset covers bonnets and cakes at City Hall starting Thursday 10 oclock AM through Friday. The Bryan Short Hand School with Miss Lula Hardy now at the opera house hours 4 to 6 PM and 7 to 11 PM daily except weekends. Lost a mosaic bracelet between Carnegie Library and W S Howell residence. J C Griffin offers cleaning dyeing and reblocking for Houston Hat Co. priced at 1 25 per job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Short Hand
Lula Hardy
Opera House
Carnegie Library
W.S. Howell
Ell
J. C. Griffin
Houston Hat Co
Mrs Echols Sends Box of Beautiful Cut Flowers
Mrs George Echols has placed the Eagle under obligations with a box of the most beautiful cut flowers seen in days. The lot features geraniums in many colors a fine calla and other exquisite blossoms whose names the donor knows. The gesture is praised as artistic and heartfelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Echols
Waxahachie Bonds Considered For School Funds
The money on hand for the Brazos county permanent school fund and sinking fund will likely be invested in Waxahachie 4 percent bonds. Miss Arnie Cole returned yesterday after visiting relatives in Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Arnie Cole
Ennis
The Lantern previews tax reform battle and reader ads
The April Lantern claims to speak for Texas silent millions opposing tax hikes backed by lobbyists of special interests. It promotes a four month trial trip for ten cents and urges readers to read advertisements. Mention of Sam M. Winters catching a 41¢ pound trout and Dave Forbes in the city adds local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lantern
Senter’s Magazine
Dallas
Austin
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodson & Brown
Ferndel Tomato
Dansby
H. & T. N. Schedule
I. & G. N. Schedule
Bewrenee
E. N. McNutt of
Hearne
M. Parker
Caldwell
Mrs
E. J. Butler
J.W. Coulter
Robert Read
Carrie Scott
B. F. Larkin of
J.D. Jones
Bethel
Geo. G. Shelley
W. B. English
Reliance
Ward Templeman
Navasota
Co. C. Nelms
Earl Porter
Miss Zemma Erwin
A. H. Harbers
McCorquodale
Bryan Light Guards
Assembly
H. R. Cavitt
A. and
St. Edwards of Austin
Howell
Bryan
Parks & Waldrop
Clothiers
Cliff A. Adams
T. W. House
Arcola
Houston
Major Adams
Lucy Wilson
Cedar Bayou
John M. Lawrence
R. H. Seale of
Benchley
Bryan Short Hand School
Koneeeny Bros
P. H. Koneeny
Blue Front
North Main Street
Koneeny Bros
City Market
J. Allen Myers
Victor
J. R. Smith
W. H. Morgan
Sam M. Winters
Eagle
Dave Forbes
City
Stein
Loch Smarl
Bloch
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