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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1905
Page
4
The Morning Raggle notes Cooke county plans to construct a house for the insane and epileptic formerly kept in the county jail. The Taylor Texan warns against keeping large sums at home, suggesting banks as safer, to avoid theft or violence in defense of money.
President H H Harrington of the Agricultural and Mechanical College signs a contract with the International and Great Northern Railroad for a spur from the station to the warehouse and steam plant. The railroad will lay track with college grading, improving coal and supply delivery to the furnace door and eventual carload grocery shipments to the warehouse.
The Villa Maria literature class presented Bryant themed poems and essays on Nov 19 featuring Miss Japhet Miss Ward Miss Hardy Miss Conway Miss Field and Miss Stevens with a violin solo by Miss Stevens and a choral finale. Mrs Oliver hosted a West End Social Club gathering decorated with chrysanthemums and autumn leaves with guests served punch and a salad course. Thanksgiving matinee by children at the Grand Opera House is planned with nearly 100 young participants and dolls in holiday attire.
Mrs Cone Johnson of Tyler was elected president of the Women's Club Federation at the Austin meeting. Mrs W H Howell of Bryan was chosen recording secretary, with friends statewide praising her ability and interest in club affairs.
Prof KE J Kyle and others return from San Antonio where the State Horticultural Society executive committee set January 25 26 for a Palestine midwinter meeting. The event aims to gather practical fruit grower wisdom with notable attendees including J H Hale of Georgia and R Morill of Morrill Texas. A Taft of Michigan Agricultural College may attend. An Ft Worth Denver railroad ad offers Panhandle homeseeker seed cards.
J W Batts offers 52 acres in city limits with improvements and well at 1600 dollars. 125 acre farm 7 miles north of Bryan at 1650. 78 acre farm 75 miles north at ten dollars per acre. 400 acres on Brazos river eight miles from Bryan at 12 and a half per acre. 15344 acres near mail route ten miles north with residence and pasture at 10 per acre. 242 acres eight miles from Bryan with residence and tenant houses at 10 per acre. 274 acres twelve miles northeast with timber and cleared land at 5 per acre. Five room residence near school at 1300. Ten room residence with 40 acres in city limits at 3000. N B Cole block in Hall addition 750. One quarter block in town at 425. 242 acres east side Caldwell pasture. Eight lots in good neighborhood at 300. Three lots near Allen Academy at 325. Five and a half acres with residence in city limits at 1600. Terms easy. This is a bargain.
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