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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1907
Page
2
A garbled column laments reform efforts and wealth, notes dengue in San Antonio with no deaths, and recalls old fairs. It cites Texas markets, hat styles, and a Frankl in Central Texan sale, plus a Tops topic on legal hurdles in hunting season and Thaw case insanity debates.
Dr W H Lawrence and Mrs Emily Contois wed at the First Methodist Church auditorium with close friends present. The bride, beloved in Bryan for her charm, and the groom, a respected local dentist, leave for Dallas to celebrate.
Levy Bros Houston advertises as a carnival visitors headquarters with baggage check service and a storewide sale. Mrs Nellie Ballard represents Levy Bros in Houston. The notice promotes ladies wear dress goods silks trimmings and house furnishings at reduced prices during the visit week.
The city’s schools report more boys than girls enrolled in the first month. Miss Grifia is temporarily out of her classroom due to illness. Miss Tennie Steart substitutes. Professors Kinnard, Weddington and Cole had no tardy pupils. Missy Bartis has the largest enrollment among state school teachers. Saturday institutes will be organized soon and may be held without extra cost. The city school board opted for Saturday sessions over a full week, aligning with Fort Worth and other cities under current rules.
Advertises Galveston oysters sold in bulk with Berwick Bay select at 75 cents per hundred Berwick Bay extra select at 1.00 per hundred and 31.25 per hundred, promising special Thanksgiving and holiday orders and expressing gratitude for patronage.
The pastor Dr Betts leads all regular services at the Methodist church today preaching at 11 and in the evening. The note indicates standard worship hours and pastoral oversight for the day.
The notice states that the entire premises are posted and trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated by W R Cavitt with no additional details.
Listings show multiple property transfers with buyers and sellers, leagues and surveys named, acres and fractions given, and prices ranging from 10 to 3000 dollars. Notable entries include W D Cleveland to Thos R Josey for part of the S F Austin league at 50 dollars and Bills Randle to J S Moring for 112 13 acres at 3000 dollars.
Nedbalek and Syptak dissolve their partnership by mutual consent. P V Syptak transfers his interest to George Nedbalek and retires to take up farming. Nedbalek continues the business at the same stand with four years of success and public esteem. Syptak will remain in Brazos county.
A promotional pitch touts Stein-Block Smarts Clothes as the best in America with unique new styles. It credits 53 years of clothes knowledge and careful workmanship aimed at proving fairness in gentlemen's attire.
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