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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
3
Local notices and shopping ads reveal Coulter's Forced Sale pushing discounts on ladies underwear embroideries shoes and ready to wear with mentions of real summer suits and low prices. The paper also lists railroad schedules and community notices with several residents visiting or traveling.
Advertises various fabrics including white lawn 12 1 2c, Valenciene lace 5e, cotton checks in multiple colors. Indicates price points and fabric types in a compact shop listing style.
Local advert notes we will be in Bryan for a few days at the Colonial Hotel Room 4 offering custom rubber stamps of any kind size or quality. Duplicates eastern prices and invites patrons to mail or call with needs. contact 142 Weir & Montgomery.
The Brazos County Produce Association will ship a car of potatoes Friday May 26. All parties wishing to ship in the car can do so. They will accept only first class large Triumph potatoes. Callers must not bring anything but top quality stock. T. P. Hall president. W. O. Sanders secretary.
A Palestine Herald note highlights a wireless telegraphy demonstration by Prof. Patty at the opera house next Monday night the 22nd featuring liquid air and radium. The piece also mentions a Palestine cannery project and Coulter's sale drawing crowds.
Nearly all disease germs enter the body through air or food. A weak stomach allows fermentation and spread of germs. Mi-o-na strengthens digestion and prevents indigestion. A fifty cent box offers relief, with E. J. Jenkins of Bryan guaranteeing the deal.
The ad lists 5 cent calico and 5 cent cotton stripes, 2768 men’s wool summer suits at 5 dollars, and 4-4 breaching and Lonsdale items priced around ten cents and six cents. Local shopper names not provided.
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