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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1899
Page
3
Train delays after a wreck at Hockley disrupts the noon northbound schedule. Mrs. Waldrop visits Waco, while rentals and bargains appear at local shops. Reports mention an A and M excursion, bakery offerings, a charity luncheon, lost items, and church services as the week unfolds.
Local newspaper page highlights entertainment with Old Maids Convention at the opera house Friday night November 10 and reserve seats at the Postoffice book store. It also notes band, choir, bakery ads, and multiple social visits with names and places across Bryan and surrounding towns.
A new joint service between the Houston and Texas Central and Sunset Route launches October service with through chair cars to New Orleans and Denison and a 11 hour New Orleans to Houston, 20 hours 55 minutes to Dallas, and 21 hours 55 minutes Dallas to New Orleans. Trains 3 4 and 5 6 provide through sleepers to Chicago and Denver. The plan includes a Katy Flyer connection and new sleeping car arrangements on the Houston Waco line with flexible entry to berths.
Mrs W. Stuart thanks friends for their kindness and comforting words during her husband’s last illness and asks that friends be raised up for others in similar trials.
Taken up by Wesley Smith and es aton Justice os trayed before M. W. E the Peace of precinct No.5 on the 25th day of September 1899 one bay horse eight to ten years old branded 6 on left shoulder and left thigh valued at 15 dollars G W McMichael Cler s Court Brazos Co Texas By E J Butler Deputy.
The reigning Rose rose gains popularity in New York. Though costly, it outshines the American Beauty at every roof garden event. It resembles the La France in shape with tea rose color, and features a waxen sheen giving stiff edges while keeping graceful petals. The Dewey
J. T. Jones of Reliance visited the city yesterday. Mrs Mamie Blackwell of Reagan is visiting the family of Mr W H Dean.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and daughter discussing engagement and marriage with light humor. The exchange mentions a person named Flossie and a long-standing marriage reference, reflecting domestic banter likely from a serialized column. The source reads like a social note or comic panel.
A recent law bars marriage eligibility for girls who cannot prove competence in cooking knitting and spinning. The act requires certificates of skill as a condition for matrimony.
Real estate ad describes 150 acres on the H T C and Benchley rail line in the Thompson creek neighborhood known as the Jesse Taylor place. Includes a new five room dwelling near the graded school on the Mrs Mary Mooring place and a five room house on a lot with water works in the town's eastern part.
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