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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
2
The Morning Rag le enters as second class mail matter. By Connelly & Carnes. Per week 15c per month 40c. Governor Lanham commits Alamo care to the Daughters of the Republic.
The Austin News-Tribune argues a progressive paper earns town support beyond subscriptions. Patronage includes purchasing influence and advertiser confidence, fueling a stronger bank balance and better future papers at no extra cost to readers.
The Eagle reports Miss Lucy Brogdon formerly of this city suffered knife wounds in a burglary at her brother’s Beaumont home. The injuries were not serious and she is described as a well regarded local stenographer. Also noted is S Duncan, an expert from Dallas, completing audits for Col J G Harrison’s books and accounts, with everything found in first class order.
Fresh popcorn and peanuts at our store every afternoon from 4 to 6. Nedbalek & Syptak. College football opener at 4. A and M VB Houston Y M. C. A. In district court the jury awarded verdict to the defendant in C. W. Hahl & Co. v E. S. Wickes. Frank Myeers returned to Ase due to his wife’s illness but she is improving. Mrs. Josephine Barto left for home near West with her son Joe and two grandchildren. Oliver McGee returned to Cleveland Texas to work as telegraph operator. Mrs. Minnie Barrow hired to teach at Texas Woman's College. W J Walker and Louis Batte join Moore-Jordan Co next to Levy Bros. Fresh bread and cakes at Texas Bakery. phone 89. Mrs Otto Boehme pro. Season tickets for Central Texas fair on sale at several merchants. H G Rhodes reports $300 rise in fair racing purses will bring ten top horses to Bryan. Motion for new trial in N B Tucker v Southwest Telegraph and Telephone Co. overruled. notice of appeal not filed. Farmers Improvement Society closes three day meeting at Shady Grove Church with record attendance. Fifty acres bought between Woolf City and Ladonia to establish an agricultural school. several thousand dollars for the project. About $1600 paid to heirs of deceased members. R L Smith of Paris Texas elected president of the Society and of the new school.
State Health Officer Dr. Tabor rejects Beaumont paper claims that Dallas business interests push freight quarantines to divert Shreveport business. He says no embargo exists on Shreveport or New Orleans shipments if properly fumigated under Texas rules effective July 25.
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