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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary timetable lists South and North bound runs for multiple schedules. Entries show times around morning to late afternoon, including schedule numbers 3 5 2 6 and 101 102. The legible times indicate service windows from 10 50 A M to 4 55 P M.
A collection of small notes lists patent medicines Cavitt's Cough Syrup and Cavitt's Face Cream with prices. Local residents and visitors are noted visiting Bryan, including Wixon, Millican, Tabor, Harvey, and Hempstead. Also listed are rental offerings, sales, and upcoming events such as a bazaar by the Baptist Ladies Aid and marriage news.
Miss Ada Board won first prize and Miss Annie Dearing took second in the Clansman Teachers contest. Prize winners receive reserved seats for the Clansman performance on Thursday evening October 24 at the opera house. Tickets will be sent to winners today.
Bryan Chapter No 222 C E S holds a regular meeting at the Masonic lodge room this afternoon at 3 o'clock with full attendance desired. Mrs J B Mike is W M and Mrs W F Gibbs is secretary.
Notice posted by President H. H. Harrington that all lands of the A and M College are posted. Trespassers will be dealt with according to law.
Local agent T. A. Satterhite promotes Singer sewing machines, claiming lower prices and better terms than mail orders. The notice frames a sales pitch for Bryan Texas shoppers seeking domestic options.
Sheriff Nall reported a fatal shoot out near Harvey on John Dyess land eight miles east of Bryan. Ned Searcy was killed and Elmore Ross faced murder charges in a family dispute. Justice W. T. Wood and Constable J. H. Reed conducted the inquest as inquiries continued.
Mr. B L Reed of this city sold all his Mudville property to Carlo Silvato. The sale includes Reed's store stock of general merchandise a residence and a gin with a four stand sixty saw outfit. The total price named is 11628 26. Reed will keep his Bryan home and manage farming interests near Mudville where he has substantial holdings. Silvato, a well known Italian, is expected to continue the business with success.
The Clansman a Reconstruction era drama will be shown at the Grand Opera House on Thursday Oct 24. It features the High Court of the Ku Klux Klan and the lovers Ben and Elsie in scenes that prove the play's force as a stage work. The production draws strong popular support across regions.
A five year old well broke male horse in good condition is offered for sale by 276 Buchanan Moore Co. The notice provides a brief sales lead and contact by the listed company.
Notice lists round the clock answering for inquiries with office hours 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m and two telephone numbers 66 and 313 for residence and office contacts.
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