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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered times and initials, unclear event or location. Readable terms include 10:18 am 1:45 pm 2:17 am 4:22 pm with uncertain notation ae and stopping.
A long list of local items notes Mrs. C M Doss and children to Alvin. rental ads for houses in Bryan. residents visiting from Groesbeck Wellborn Millican and Nava sota. new shipments of Huylers candy and Douglas shoes at Norwoods. I G N carnival tickets sold. show cases for sale. various visits and business services. barbering and shaving parlors. plumbing and repair services. sale of cattle pastures near Bryan. eye treatment in Allen Farm. and ads for refrigerated meats from Franklin Bros. The Daily Eagle and Weekly Eagle promote rapid advertiser results through notices and ads.
In Cottonwood Texas on May 19 1902 health is very good. Local residents attend church in Alexandria. Visitors include Henry Shaw of Kurten and Mr McGee of Prospect. A list of community names appears from Madison county as they trade this week. First National Bank of Bryan directors elect F Marion Law as assistant cashier recognizing his long service.
An advertisement extols Oxfords as stylish and cool with comfort, urging their suitability for warm southern weather.
Notice from B. W. J. L. & P. Co. Edge Texas warns customers that lights or water service may be cut off if dues are not paid by June next. Cash payments will be required monthly. this is the final notice. Also reports a rain, a church visit by Rev. Woods, a literary society meeting, and a sick child at the House residence.
McDuff Timpson, Secretary and Manager, urges growers to ship one or more cars of potatoes from Bryan next Saturday May 24 to beat price declines. Emphasis on timely delivery and maximizing shipments.
Beautiful grounds at Stoneham chosen for the union Sunday school picnic Tuesday May 27. Special train will leave Bryan at 8 am over the I G N. All parties should be at the depot with baskets promptly at 8. fare 50 cents and 26 cents round trip.
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