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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1906
Page
6
Monroe Edge reports selling 2000 acres of farm lands over recent days as proof of market demand in Brazos County. The firm prints thousands of circulars highlighting Bryan properties and seeks more listings from sellers offering homes or farm land priced between 500 and 1000 dollars.
On Thursday afternoon Mies Japhet hosted a four to six o clock gathering for Villa Maria Academy’s young lady graduates. Guests included Con way Stevens Fountain Hudson Gibson Schosser and Misses Field Miller Matthews Lewis Gibson Price Stevens. Prizes and autographs, games, a May pole event, and a fan souvenir capped the celebration with ice cream macaroons and bonbons.
An ad urges waiting for hunger and warns against tonics before appetite. It promotes Mio na stomach tablets by E. J. Jenkins as a remedy for indigestion, claiming digestion improves, with a 60 cent price and a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver results.
H H Rogers and John D Archbold of Standard Oil said they would issue a full reply to shareholders after a hurried initial review. They defended their freight rates and pipelines, rejected claims of unlawful practices, and urged fair investigation while noting rail and route changes were not their doing.
May 5 Bonham Texas reports detail a severe cyclone in southern Fannin County. The storm, starting near Leonard, produced widespread destruction with crops wiped out, fences and trees blown down, and wagons torn apart. In Grove Hill several farmers lost homes or had them severely damaged including Bill Suddeth Charles Felmont Simp Smith George Groves R A McDonald M Sutton and the Laws gin near Bailey was destroyed.
Federal grand jury issued seven sealed indictments in sugar rebating cases. Targets include the New York Central railroad the American Sugar Refining company the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad company Nathan Guilford vice president of the latter Goodlee Edgar and William Earle two Detroit wholesale sugar dealers.
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