Bryan Postoffice Second Class Notice
The fragment notes a second class main matter regarding the Bryan Texas post office and its official handling or notice.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
2
The fragment notes a second class main matter regarding the Bryan Texas post office and its official handling or notice.
Land Commissioner GEO W FINGER of Ft Worth. Railroad Commissioner ALLISON MAYFIELD of Sherman. State Superintendent J B KENDALL of Ladonia. Congress seventh District ROBERT L HENRY of Waco. Representative 55th District SAM R HENDERSON of Bryan. District Attorney 20th District J C SCOTT of Franklin. Friday October 28, 1898.
The University of Texas reports 504 in Academic and Law enrollments to date, with expected total over 600 this session. Female attendance rose 30 percent while males grew ten percent, prompting calls for a building dedicated to women. Florence P. Lewis won a Bryn Mawr Philosophy fellowship, highlighting female achievement. Ex-students from Ivy and southern universities are now matriculating in Texas, underscoring state growth and patronage.
A collage of tales from Brazil and an odd burglar anecdote followed by a New York Sun note on clothespins. The jaguar and monkey tale ends with a verdict by a peccari and big snake, then a burglar’s tale about a man in a wet suit of clothes drying, and a feature on clothespins noting their origin, machinery made, and vast production and export.
City officials listed with mayor marshal and clerks. Includes church pastors and numerous fraternal orders with meeting nights and officers. Also notes remaining stock of new buggies offered by J F Parks at 306.
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