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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1906
Page
5
The column lists H and T C schedules with northbound No 8 at 1:38 p.m. and southbound 8:40 p.m. It also tracks I G N and returning No 101 102 arrival times. A social and club section notes visits by J B Stevenson Otis Reynolds and others, plus local notices on lost items, purchases, and forthcoming events at colleges and churches.
Advertisement touts Mi-o-na as the strongest remedy to strengthen the stomach and digestive system. It claims permanent relief from nausea headaches and insomnia caused by weak digestion and offers a money-back guarantee with every 50-cent box through E. J. Jenkins.
The Ash Pond in the Brazos bottom, owned by W. Mial, has been leased by the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted. No trespassing allowed. (Nov. 17)
Notice prohibits hunting on all land owned by the undersigned lying east of Bryan. All persons must govern themselves accordingly. Names listed: 294 Jacob Luza, Vince Luza.
A carload of horses ranging from 35 pounds to 100 dollars is offered for sale by T. W. Atkinson. The lot includes mares and can be viewed at H. T. & C. stockpen in Bryan.
Call at the Texas Bakery for fine fresh bread and cakes of all kinds with careful attention to special orders. Phone 86, Mrs. Otto Boehme. Also note H. T. C. special trains for the football game at College Monday afternoon.
The notice restricts hunting on the speaker's land and Mrs. C. F. Moore's place, directing hunters to observe limits. It lists two buildings a two story brick 25 by 150 feet occupied by J Marks and a one story brick building with three lots 79 by 150 feet occupied by G D Tucker's livery stable, with reference to R G Tabor.
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