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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1905

Page

2

First Baptist Church reports year of progress and growth

The Bryan First Baptist Church marks Dr. Geo B. Butler's second anniversary as pastor with a sermon on Organized Christianity. Membership up to 529, Sunday School about 500 scholars, Youth and Junior unions thriving, and church funds reaching 11,026.30 including 8,000 for a new building. The Texas Woman's College is sponsored by the church, with 60 pupils enrolled and plans for a new college building.

Geo. B. Butler Firs Baptist Youn Peoples’ Union S. M. Hunter T. R. Butte W. S. Howell Ladies’ Aid Society Texas Woman’s College

Mooring Reassumes Management of Exchange Hotel

Tomorrow morning the Exchange Hotel returns to the ownership of J S Mooring, a renowned hotelman, after a three year rest. He plans early property improvements and personal supervision. W J Tidwell retires after three years in Bryan, leaving behind strong esteem and many friends as he and his family move toward Beaumont for new opportunities.

Exchange Hotel J.S. Mooring W. J. Tidwell Bryan Tidwell Mr. Tidwell Beaumont

Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Bryan Citizens to Observe Day

Mayor R H Harrison calls Bryan residents to rest from work and errands for national Thanksgiving. He asks citizens to attend church services or spend the day at home or as they wish to give thanks to Providence.

United States Bryan R. H. Harrison

Land Bargain Seeks Buyer Near College Station

An 178 acre well improved prairie farm near College Station is offered at 10 dollars per acre. Interested parties should apply to W-2t 308 J. W. Barts.

College Station J. W. Barts

Local notes on visitors and campus projects in city

J C Lloyd of Kurten visited the city yesterday. Earl King works as night clerk at the Exchange Hotel. Maggie and Georgia White of Wixon visited. Sallie Yardley of Franklin guests of Kate Lawrence. J F Parks Jr of Dallas visiting Parks family. Mrs John McCorquodale returned from San Antonio and Hondo City. Judge Robinson of Houston and E L Clark of Illinois on business. Professors Cox and Moyes left for Austin for Thanksgiving and the big football game. Delegates from Brazos bottom attended Major John Bell funeral. Gravel walk under construction from main building to Gathright hall. old stone walk torn up. Bat talion. Roger T. Boyle says city plaza sales not intended. east of railroad plazas are for survey pending.

John M. Caldwell J. C. Lloyd Kurten Earl King Exchange Hotel Maggie Georgia White Wixon Sallie Yardley Franklin Kate Lawrence John McCorquodale San Antonio Hondo City Judge Robinson Houston E. L. Clark Illinois A. B. Cox W. J. Moyes Austin T. M. Ewing R. S. Newcome J. B. Nabors John Gregg Brazos Bottom John Bell

Thanksgiving Ball to Be Held at Mess Hall Grand March at Nine

The Battalion notes that attendees should arrive by 9 PM for the grand march at the Thanksgiving Ball in the Mess Hall. Dancers are asked not to engage in dances before the march. Also mentioned are campus notices on a student arm fracture and a field trip by Senior E E students to San Antonio with Dr. N H Brown.

Mess Hall Betalion Bess Spence E. EF John Henry Pirie L. Z. Gugenheim Benn Gleason H. Baines C. G. Brown San Antonio N. H. Brown E. E. Department Austin Varsity Messrs. Jno M. Sebesta L. F. Chmlesky T. P. Boyett Bonneville Block Dee. 1 Jno. M. Sebesta & Co

Hyomei Balsam: A Natural Cure for Catarrh Endorsed by Physicians

An advertisement claims Hyomei, a eucalyptus oil based remedy, cures catarrh by breathing the air through a pocket inhaler. It asserts superiority to patent medicines, pledges a 99 percent success rate, and offers a money back guarantee through E. J. Jenkins.

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E.J. Fountain California Elgin Coats Hunter Chatham First Baptist Church Exchange Hotel Change Emmel & Maloney J. F. Parks, Jr Dallas Mr. Parks Gathright Hall Roger T. Boyle Eagle THE City National Bank Bryan, Teaxas Texas Brazos County Bergen ED Hall G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson M. E Roger Nall State University Jessie Nall Stone City R. M. Nall MO. M. Lawrence Telmo Mace HIGGS McCullogh First National Bank Corsicana City OF Vhee J. W. Howell H. O. Boatwright L. L. McGinnis Cashier Guy M. Bryan F. M. Law Ass’t Cashier
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