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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
2
The May 16, 1901 issue notes the Business League urging city residents to join in its efforts. Lamb Springs activity hints at oil prospects, with possible gains if a gusher appears. Emphasis on roads, education, and Bryan's influence remains strong, while Dr. Burleson’s death is mourned as a life well lived.
Bryan sees a grand chance to stage a permanent county fair drawing peace and exhibits from the region. The city should mobilize effort to keep residents talking about the project and focused on the town. United action could surpass hopes.
Otto Boehme announces his bakery will close all day on Sundays after 9 a.m. Customers are asked to place orders before 9 a.m. for Sunday service.
The notice states a photo gallery will be ready for work by Saturday night and all work will be completed and delivered before the author leaves. It requests favors from the public and is signed by G. A. Markham, 151.
Houston May 14 It is learned from a reliable source that the International and Great Northern plans an extensive road build linking Spring to the state line with Beaumont and Orange as terminals. The project aims to connect with the Fort Worth division and ease northbound tonnage using East Texas timber rice and oil districts. A branch from Waverly to Cold Spring in San Jacinto County is also reported to feeder the system.
The Bryan Business League held a 5 PM meeting in K of P Hall led by President W. E. Saunders. It endorsed enforcing current stock laws, opposed repealing them, and planned a Bryan fair with a stock of 1200 dollars, aiming for August organization and broad local cooperation.
The Zuleh Family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown after their mother’s death. The Allen Academy and Bryan baseball teams played yesterday, with Bryan leading 25 to 11 after the eighth inning following a late surge by the Academy.
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