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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
11
Northbound and southbound train times listed with mixed garbled text. Local notices report residents traveling, sales at Fountain’s and Taylor’s, licenses issued, and social events including a Jarrett Seale wedding, with many names and places such as Cross, Hearne, Houston, Tyler, Mexia, and Waco.
The Bryan community mourns the death of Mrs Amelia B Oswald Robinson wife of H C Robinson aged 48 years 4 months 4 days at the family home 7115 said to have been ill for two weeks and out Saturday prior. Survived by husband H C Robinson Jr Mrs Fred Simonds and Alma Robinson. Funeral at home today at 10 o clock. J D Jarrott E K Herring and Cammie Jarrott arrived for nearby wedding.
A Houston store invites carnival visitors to credit sales to Mrs Mary Lawrence at 295 Edis, offering delivery or collection of goods. The note requests buyers to mention Mrs Lawrence when making purchases.
Notice states Ash Pond owned by W. S. Mial in the Brazos bottom has been leased to the Ash Pond Hunting Club. No trespassing allowed. Posting date listed as Nov. 17.
The colored teachers of Brazos County convene at the courthouse to organize the county teachers' institute for the current school year. President E J Q Adams asks members to attend on Saturday November 24 at 1 p m.
The Elks announce a regular lodge meeting at 8 o'clock this evening. Exalted Ruler F. C. Oliver urges all members who can attend to be present.
Notice restricts hunting on all land owned by the signatories east of Bryan. Jacob Luza and Vince Luza urge compliance and self governance by all persons entering the property.
Marriage licenses issued to J. W. Henry and Dana Slowey M Stabler and Mary Showers JL B McCleney and Julia Rumby. Families arrive from Austin Hempstead for a death in the Robinson family. H&T C railroad sold 220 tickets for Houston. Round-dollar rate due Thursday. Death of five year old niece of Mrs Pryor Belton. Columbia Opera Company to appear at Grand Opera House Friday and Saturday. Mr Matthews visits Eagle.
Notice warns hunting is prohibited on local properties including Mrs C Moore’s land. A four leaf clover stickpin with diamond was lost yesterday between Edge Dry Goods Co. and the post office drugstore. Reward offered for return.
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