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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
3
The page lists Ha and T C schedules with north and south bound trains. It also includes numerous city notices of visitors and residents, rentals, restaurant hours, and local events. Edinburg’s serves meals late, and a Bryan gun club practice is announced for 4 pm today.
Mrs. Chas. Knoblauch of San Antonio died suddenly after a brief illness. She was 25, leaves a husband and child, and burial will be in Bryan with funeral services to be announced. Her husband Hugo Knoblauch and relatives in Bryan mourn the loss. Her maiden name Leila Kernale, sister of J. C. Kernole and Mrs. B. P. Wilson.
The Bryan gun club hosts a 4 o clock practice at the old baseball grounds in the northwest part of town with a new trap to be tested. All shooters and interested persons are invited to attend. Bishop George H. Kinsolving will visit Bryan Sunday and lead 8 o clock services at St Andrews Episcopal Church.
An advertisement urges bolstering digestion with Miona tablets to prevent germ diseases. It claims a healthy stomach resists sickness, promises complete digestion, and offers a guarantee through E. J. Jenkins with no payment unless it cures.
All persons having bills against my brother Henry Spell deceased are requested to present them to me for payment. C. M. Spell. Will Bethel, operator at Hempstead, was in the city yesterday and handled press reports of the recent tragedy creditably.
Five local churches unite for a revival using a shared meeting theme over an evangelist led approach. Crowds have grown despite unsettled weather as Rev Morris and Dr Betts deliver sermons on vows and the cross. The effort aims at moral and spiritual advancement and strong audience engagement.
D C Zuber proposes a pest control method with 200 angora goats that graze in cotton patches and brush after harvest. He notes mohair sales at 21 cents a pound and shows an 868.67 check from two sacks shipped to Houston. He claims boll weevils disturb his cotton less with this system.
An aged style insurance ad claims policies from 1.00 annual with 1000.00 benefit to 25.00 yearly death by accident up to 11 000.00 and weekly indemnities. It notes livestock coverage and local agent A D McConnico of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York with contact at Batte & Co Apr 12.
Office in Taliaferro Building opposite Court House advertises selling the only Brazos County Abstract Books. Properties include N B Cole block in Hall addition priced at 750, a quarter block for 375, land parcels 242 acres Caldwell pasture, 410 acres timber land in Kurten area 3 to 4 per acre, and 3 lots with shade trees at 300. Terms easy and tracts offered to suit buyers.
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