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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary rail timetable describes east and north bound departures and arrivals with times around 1 05 am 9 05 am and 2 45 am plus mentions of No 1 No 3 No Latrives and a 12 50 pm arrival.
Miss Clara Braatz returns from Austin and others head to Sherman and Dallas. Residents attend court, visit relatives, or list rental and sale notices. Oysters, cigars, sodas, and livery services advertised with local names and addresses. Public notices include meetings and travel plans.
Community notices report James Ray traveling to Waco to attend Add-Ran University for a five year ministry preparation. Local commerce includes James stable offerings, insurance with Joe B. Reed, and Ir am Mr. Koppe opening a general store on his Brazos bottom plantation with L. 8. Ettle and W. W. Mike in charge.
W W Harris will teach music and invites those old or young to join a brass and string band by calling or sending names. Miss Nannie Berryman announces she will teach music at the graded school this year offering harmony piano and stringed instrument lessons.
A historical survey argues war yields vast human and economic losses far exceeding any financial gains. It cites globe‑spanning death counts, U.S. war expenditures from colonial to civil conflicts, and cascading effects on economies, presses, and labor markets.
The piece details Fort Augusta at Sunbury built in 1756 to guard against the French and Indians, describing its dimensions, armament, and historical importance. It also surveys Italian bell towers, highlighting Pisa and Florence, their architecture, features, and historical context, followed by golf club themed luxury items and a note on a kettle safety device.
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