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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1908
Page
6
The article outlines appropriate and inappropriate color choices for insurance workers' uniforms. It notes that certain colors should never be worn for formal duties while dark greens navies browns and pale straw tones suit ceremonial wear. Brown gloves are discouraged with brown costumes and plain cotton or silk fabrics are restricted to casual shopping outings.
Miss Lynn Raysor Adelle Raysor and Miss Ray Conway hosted a Morning German at the skating rink with white linen attire, coffee, grapes, and salad. Lawrence Parker’s surprise sendoff at Bingham College. Miss Laura Stevens honored by Miss Fountain with forty two games and punch. J A O club games at Miss Mary Roman, Lynn Raysor wins. Mary Parker chapter events note plan for Dallas. Various social gatherings and notes close the week.
El Paso reports Charles Cobb missing and believed murdered for ten thousand dollars with Cobb located at Fort Stockton. A 25 000 annual appropriation for 1910 and 1911 discussed by the Texas live stock sanitary commission. Waxahachie storms blow houses and wreck cabins damaging cotton. Beeville mourns H M Wilson age ninety English-born Texas citizen and wealthy holder. James Sheen stockman dies near San Angelo from a bronco accident.
The First Baptist Church presents a varied musical program during today’s services. Organ pieces include Grand Fantasia More and Fantasia and Fugue with postludes from Rienzi Wagner and Tannhauser Wagner. A quartette performs Rock of Ages Haven and Our Sorrow Is No Winters Moore plus Canzone D Amon Nevin. Hospital news reports G W Showers injured by a falling iron piece. surgery given.
A devastating blaze in Rawhide Nevada on September 5 left about three thousand people homeless, over twenty injured, and property losses exceeding 750000 dollars. The fire, started at the Rawhide Drug building and driven by a gale, destroyed the business district before dynamite blasts from demolition efforts finally halted the flames near Balloon avenue and Rawhide avenue.
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