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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1906
Page
4
A Lavaca county woman, Anna Schott, purchased a half interest in a south Lavaca farm for 1700 dollars. She paid half the note when due and borrowed the rest to cancel it. By year two she had repaid the loan, kept costs tight, and built a comfortable home, earning praise for hard work and prudence from local papers.
The Ft Worth Star recommends novel events including hand painted coal and cozy corner parties at the slaughter house as part of a movement toward artistic dishwashing.
The H. and T. C. will run special trains between Bryan and College for the A and M College versus Haskell Indian team game on Monday afternoon November 12. Trains leave Bryan at 2 45 p m and 3 15 p m and depart College after the game. Two trains will run to ensure ample time to see the entire game.
Miss Bertha M Horetsky daughter of Mrs Laura Koppe of Bryan Texas and Mr J M Musselman of Louisville Kentucky were married at the bride’s sister home 1409 Webster avenue Houston in a small ceremony officiated by Rev Father Bailey. After a modest reception the couple left for San Antonio then will reside in Houston. Both families praise the couple’s character and prospects.
Excursions announced for San Antonio and Houston fairs with travel windows and special train rates. San Antonio trips run Oct 30 to Nov 10 at 6.70 with limits to Nov 12. A 1 38 p m Nov 7 and 12 46 a m Nov 8 option is 3.00 with limit Nov 9. Houston No tsu oh carnival runs Nov 11 to 16 at 3.60 with a limit of Nov 19. Special trains via Bryan on Nov 13 and 15 offer 1.00 round trips with limits 15 and 17 respectively.
Ash Pond in the Brazos bottom, owned by W. S. Mial, has been leased by the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted with no trespass allowed. Notice dated November 17.
The advertisement touts Mi o Na as the key remedy to strengthen the stomach and digestive system. It claims a weak stomach causes semi starvation, foul digestion, and various pains, promising permanent relief with continued use and a money back guarantee from E. J. Jenkins, offering a 50 cent box.
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