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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
3
Six day sale announced by Coulter’s with special offers from November 10 to 15. Local notes mention Franklin Bros meats, a Geo Jenkins property for sale, and driver calls for bundles. Various residents, doctors, and merchants appear in notices and small items.
Ursuline sisters plan Arbor Day on Saturday 29th to improve St Ursula's grounds with help from St. Ursula's Literary club and St Cecelia's Musical club. Railroad ticket sales advertised for December travel from Houston to northern destinations with sleeper service. Community notices announce receptions, sales, and local bargains.
A big scenic production titled Railroad Jack opened last night under Guy Caufman, owner and manager who brings his private car and a load of scenery for the show. The sensational comedy features an African lion in a dramatic climax and draws hearty laughter. The same management presents Dice of Death with Siberian wolves on December 1.
Bryan Texas November 11 1902 sealed proposals due by 5 pm Tuesday November 25 for masonry carpentry plastering electric wiring tin and galvanized iron work and painting for a two story brick library building. Bids require certified check at least 5 percent and bond 40 percent if awarded. City may reject or waive defects. P M Raysor President Board of Directors Bryan Carnegie Library.
Oysters will be served in every style for 25 cents per dozen at the Baptist parsonage on Friday November 14 from 4 to 9 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
The November Business League meeting drew many representatives from business and professional circles. The treasurer reported a balance of 10.64 dollars. Invitations were set for Gus Warnecke of Houston and local waterworks and city council to discuss a plan. A Farmers Institute in Brazos county was favored with committees appointed to consult farmers and arrange a mass meeting to pursue cheap corn freight rates.
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