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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1903
Page
3
Local shoppers see ads for Norwood's shoe lines and wash goods in Bryan. Readers note visits by residents to Houston, Navasota, Waco, and New Orleans, plus church services and baking powder promotions.
Eastern Tigers third team defeated Prairie Boys second team 33 to 13 on Wednesday afternoon. Also notes on local sales, baking powder, teachers Lucy and Jessie Johnson, county crops, and church events with Dr. Baldwin recital at the Methodist church.
Judge A G Bowrd and Brazos county commissioners returned from Caldwell where they conferred with Burleson County about building a bridge across the Brazos near Butte's Ferry. Burleson court has the matter under advisement.
The H and T C R will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans for the Confederate Reunion on May 17 and 18. Fare nine dollars and twenty cents with a one day transit limit in each direction and a departure deadline of May 24 1903. Extension to June 15 1903 if deposited with the joint agent by May 24 and a 30 cent fee paid. W S Wilson agent May 7.
A London Graphic item reports dogs suffering hysteria, likening canine nerves to human condition. A pet owner describes a dog pacing endlessly, refusing food yet recognizing its owner after a sudden nerves attack. Another terrier’s fright from railway travel is cited as causing hysteria.
A Kansas City Journal quip notes a man intent on shaping a would be father in law from an older suitor. The exchange highlights humor about marrying into a family and building plans around a potential relationship.
Nurithh shows Kandor through his new home and asks for opinion on the furnishings. Kandor says they display taste but also criticizes them as very bad. The exchange highlights differing views on style within the scene.
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