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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
3
Local news items record visits and travel by residents such as Mrs G G Nass J E Butler and Cliff Harris plus arrivals from Leon County Hempstead and Waco. Shops advertise Huylers candies Coulters pants goods McDougalds Drug Store and fresh bakery items with services and for sale notices.
An ad promoting Boschee's German Syrup as a proven remedy for severe lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissues, destroys germ disease, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and improves sleep. The ad suggests trying one bottle and notes it is recommended by druggists worldwide, with sales through Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
L Alberson displays clever pen sketches at the Eagle office and Franklin Bros meats tout their superior quality from the new cold storage. Judge Hudson reports 21 convictions in three days at Milam County court. Mrs F E Filer and son visit sister Mrs Bishop from Los Angeles. Levy Bros repaint interior after removing partition. Mrs R J Anderson and Miss Pattie Shafer go to New Orleans with Mrs R M Gordon. Hallis en route to Beaumont with likely valuable South Texas land. Dr J F Eaves travels to Bremond for operation. For sale second hand doors windows and mantels. Mrs W W James of Austin leaves for Navasota after visiting Dr Howell. Dick Jones returns from Sour Lake on Parsons oil land business. Conway residence for rent and gin machinery for sale. Mrs Thomas Stewart of Galveston visits W H Willson family. Mayler’s candies at MecDougall’s Drug Store. Rott Coulter debuts new suit and pants line. Lost hub cap from fire wagon. Return to fire station.
The 18 to 1 photo gallery will be open for work until Saturday night June 1. All work will be finished and delivered before F leave. With thanks for favors from the public, respectfully, G. A. Markham. 151
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