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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
3
St. Louis November 21 The Anti Saloon League of America petitions the Oklahoma constitutional convention to insert prohibition into the new state charter. A committee is appointed to draft and send telegram.
Fort Worth November 21 M L Thacker seventy five and Mrs B C Woodburn sixty eight of Paducah Ky were married here Tuesday after a lifelong courtship and long correspondence the couple chose Fort Worth for their ceremony to end years of togetherness and devotion.
Texarkana reports a stranger named B. O. Smith of Indianapolis arrested on a warrant charging him with stealing a pocketbook from Miss Della Burton of Camden Ark at the Cotton Belt depot. The theft involved about $10 and occurred after he snatched the purse and fled down an alley. Smith denies the charge.
The issue lists H and T N schedule details with north and south bounds and times, plus A Adams leaving for Dallas and several local residents noted in city visits. Advertisements mention Norwood’s apparel bargains, including boys overcoats and sweaters, and various residents and visitors in Wheelock, Reliance, Harvey, and Huntsville. The A and M football team returns from Lel and is welcomed at College with brass band. A Daughters of the Confederacy meeting is announced for Friday afternoon.
The item promotes Wilson and Edge Star wool blankets with a warm selling angle. It references the pair as a featured offering and positions them as a cozy purchase option.
Miss J. L. Mitchell advertises cut flowers including emums violets roses and chrysanthemums for sale at 503 Dallas street offering a selection from a local seller.
Texas and New Orleans northbound passenger train No. 155 derailed one mile south of Ponta. Four cars were thrown against the embankment while the engine stayed on track at about twenty five miles per hour. Engineer Andrews stopped the train five car lengths from a broken rail. Express messenger Nat Barksdale of Dallas is seriously hurt.
Crystal Springs Mississippi reports Senator Bailey of Texas left by train after learning his mother died. He had been with her during her illness in her final days. Washington telegraph information reached him Tuesday of the death.
Advertised letters. November 19 1906 list includes Burns Helen Bell Albert Clark Mary Burel Flemon Collins Maggie Coleman E B Coleman Arteuse Curly W F Core Hayrena Falkner S Davis Lulu Eva Ellis Isabella Gill Sarah Hosby Tom Hedge Helen Hanes Milton Heath Minnie Jean W H Johnson Carrie Johnson Elijah Lews O A Lacy Robert Lamb G R Lee Florence Liggos Marrie Motley Elen Morman Charlotte Ralls Liene Reed Pearlie Stubblefield Bertie Watson Emma Lawrence Joe C L Granan Herman oat Foreign: Giousippe Di Stefano ME J Mims W S McCall Wm Nicks J N Pierce T F Puckett S M 2 Vournes Wahmeyer F H Younger Bob
Read Stoddard's Travel Lectures praised by officials and church leaders as informative and entertaining. The ad repeats blankets for sale at 4.98 6.50 and 7.50 per pair and promotes Wilson & Edge bakery products and Texas Bakery offerings with contact details.
The reader is urged to visit downtown to view the window displays at Jenkins' Drug Store, described as worth the trip for curious shoppers and passersby.
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