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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
4
Notice from Bryan Texas dated October 18 1906 stating MorningRagle was entered at the post office as second class mail matter under Carnes and Wallace with the entry published in the local mail notice.
Judge J C Scott suspends further action in Richard Mays vs Rufus Hardy et al as Navarro County case awaits Texas Supreme Court ruling on jurisdiction. Hearing set for October 26 1906. Defendants protest Cobb orders but court withholds dismissal pending higher court action.
A court action is permitted as just and lawful under the current facts and circumstances as they exist at this time. The decision reflects the lawful authority and the court’s assessment of the case.
The Battalion reports the first Post Graduate Class at A. and M. College was formed. Nine members join with officers John C. Cruse as President H. S. Woods as Vice-President R. J. Potts as Secretary-Treasurer Louis Z. Gugenheim as Historian.
Austin Tribune reports a program bringing young Filipinos to Texas A M College to learn agriculture and return home with scientific farming skills. Gal Cal News notes the college’s shift from law and military training to broader education funded by state and federal support.
Fall catarrh rises in Bryan prompting B J Jenkins to report growing Hyomei sales. Start Hyomei at first sign of catarrh to prevent chronic issues. The pocket inhaler delivers healing oils to nose throat and lungs without stomach dosing. If symptoms persist refunds available. extra bottles cost 50 cents.
Dallas excursions list events for Free Mason and Dallas fair and races. Sales run Oct 12 to 28 with return by Oct 29, and two October train passes to Bryan with round trip rate 3.60 and 22 day limit.
Captain John Oakes told a meeting last Friday that Brazos river locks and dams pose no flood risk. He explained the movable gates will not alter channels, can be opened or closed as needed, and that an open channel below will ease flow and reduce overflow. He cautioned against bends cutting unless fall is considered.
The K. K. club reelects Wortham as president Moore as vice president Adams as secretary and treasurer. Several new members are also admitted while officers are announced in The Battalion edition.
For fine fresh bread and cakes of all kinds call at the Texas Bakery. Careful attention to special orders. Phone 86. Mrs. Otto Boehme.
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