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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
3
The column lists train arrivals for north and south bound I. & G. N. services, local sightings including J W Ford visiting Navasota, Edinburg and Chaney Bros. notices, and various town people moving, visiting, or engaging in work. It mentions baseball game at Allen Academy, alfalfa on Cameron Ranch, public school events, and local business ads.
A promotional piece argues that most sickness arises from a weak stomach and that Mio-Na tablets strengthen digestion. It claims daily use before meals neutralizes germs and prevents indigestion, touting a fifty cent box as a guaranteed cure for stomach diseases, excluding cancer, with E. J. Jenkins offering the guarantee.
Mrs. F. J. Doak died at 2 AM after a brief illness at the Buchanan home. Born Frances Jane Booker in 1824 near Chapel Hill, she lived as a Texas pioneer, married twice, mother to Augusta Barbee and two Doak children, and a 66 year Baptist. Funeral plans set for Lexington with burial at Early Chapel.
The Acting Health Officer R H Harrison warns violators of the ordinance that sewerage into streets is illegal and future offenders will face legal action. Public notice serves as final warning to residents and property owners.
The deacons and trustees of the First Baptist church are asked to meet at the First National Bank office this afternoon at 4 30 o clock. Pastor G B Butler states the meeting concerns important business.
W. E. Saunders appointed executor without bond of the estate of Capt. Geo. W. Smith, deceased. George W. Smith Jr. has closed his cotton brokerage business to attend to other affairs. Ten pieces large flowered organ die.
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