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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
2
A mix of local notes and quirky anecdotes. Mentions a physician seeking a human ear for 5000 dollars and about 150 bidders. Carrie Nation slated for a New York debut in a rewritten Ten Nights in a Barroom with a hatchet scene. Sour Lake growth valued at 6,821,700. Oil craze hits Anderson county. Duck story and LaCrosse ride accident provide rural humor.
Federal court convened in Texarkana with Judge Bryant presiding over the Brown versus Texas and Pacific railway suit. The $5,000,000 dispute has lingered on the docket for three decades awaiting disposition.
Elks Attention Hunter and Chatham receive contract to furnish white memorial service uniforms for Bryan lodge members. Members are urged to call at the store immediately to have measurements taken so orders can be completed by December 1.
The second shipment for the season arrived featuring all new Vici and Box styles. Retailers highlight fresh designs, updated fits, and limited quantities for early buyers.
The Workers Institute meets on the fifth Sunday in November starting Saturday at Bethel church with an introductory sermon by Rev. R L Orear at 11 oclock. Sessions cover sanctification exegeses church duties and Baptist identity with several speakers and a Sunday session at 2 30 p m. Also notes a cotton seed sale by Carson Sewall of Bryan aiding agricultural interests.
Dr Daly eminent optician visiting our city after five years. He has over five hundred patients in Bryan and vicinity and can refer new patients locally. Also notice: 300 for rent brick store corner of square near depot Madisonville Texas.
Webb Bros presents a line of ladies wraps in black and grey Zibelines priced from 7.50 to 12.50. See the collection before you buy at 288 290.
A brief notice announces Webb Bros selling Yankee Homespun at 50 cents per yard. It highlights tailored suits and skirts and invites readers to view the fabrics at their shop.
A congressional speech defends the Platt Amendment and explains that the reciprocity treaty with Cuba benefits U S economic interests. It highlights naval stations, isthmian canal security, and Cuba's progress since independence, urging swift congressional approval to avoid repudiation of faith with allies.
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