Local notices and ads from Bryan Texas area
Readable items list arrivals visits sales and services in Bryan including flour Battle Axe at D Mike Jr Co oysters at Kandy Kitchen fresh fruit at Guiffre's and Wooten Wells beer. Notices mention J T Dyess Col J C Edmonds and local business updates with prices and events.
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Mount Vernon
Exposition
D. Mike, Jr. & Co
W. F. Hutson
Mawhinney’s
J.T. Dyess
Harvey
Bryan
Kandy
Norwood’s
Wooten Wells
Marek
Saunders & Johnson's
I7itt
Mies Laula Coulter
Sherman
Conservatory of Music
North Texas Female College
Wooten & Harder
Sangers Old Stand
Texas
Lemp
Guiffre
Zennati's
Harris and Johnson Named Candidates for Bryan Mayor
The Eagle declares Ww. W. Harris and Dr. John W. Johnson as mayoral candidates for Bryan in the upcoming city election to be held Tuesday September 12. The notice confirms their candidacy and election timing.
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The
Eagle
Ww. W. Harris
City of
Bryan
R. H. Harrison
W. H. Harmon
the Eagle
John W. Johnson
City Election Nears as Candidates Narrow
Local notes report four days remain until the city election. Mentions Lemp’s beer, city council meeting tonight, and visits from G. W. McMichael, Gus Hedtke, and Lang the machinist at Carr’s Hardware store.
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Lemp
Gus Hedtke
Kurten
Lang
Carr’s Hardware
Dtf
Notice from Tabor residents on farming and local church plans
A letter from Tabor notes continued harvest effort in cotton corn and peas amid scarce news. It mentions the death of Verna Elliott in Alexandria and extends sympathy. Rev. J M Bullock will preach at Cottonwood next Sunday with evening song.
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The
Eagle
Ed Elliott
Verna
Alexandria
Cottonwood
J. M. Bullock
Exchange Hotel Arrivals in Galveston Destinations
Notable guests list for Exchange Hotel shows AB Matthews from Chicago, W Bell from Dallas, R J Gardes from Houston, S E Boyd from Dallas, and others visiting from cities including Galveston, Waco, New York, Baltimore, St. Louis, and Detroit. Names include Jas W Colcock, GL Hubbell, A L Banks, J W Carson, and Abe Edel among arriving travelers.
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AB Matthews
Chicago
Bell
Dallas
J Gardes
Houtson
S E Boyd
R Hawkins
Galveston
R Hatten
Waco
Kimbrough
Houston
Colcock
Hubbell
Kansas City
A Steinhagen
Navasota
H Lowenthal
New York
Oberdorfer
Baltimore
W Martin
St. Louis
H Passesire
B Wells
JM Riveire
Abe Edel
Cincinnati
A L Banks
H Price
College
W Carson
Pitts Bridge
K McCracken
John Walthall
Jas. Parker
F Zweifel
D Stockman
Detroit
Allen Academy advertisement seek students
An 1880s advertisement invites guardians to place their sons in a training school with thorough instruction and attentive oversight. It lists J H Allen and R O Allen as principals and notes the year 7-27 as part of the notice.
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J. H. Allen
R. O. Allen
Bryan a trading point draws Leon county farmers to city
Leon county day in Bryan drew a large farmer delegation from Boggy and Britt. About one hundred bales of cotton were traded at good prices as farmers praised local merchants. Visitors cited Bryan as their cotton and produce market and praised the treatment they received at The Eagle office and by the town's merchants. The line of guests included N P Nash G W Bennett J H McAdams Landers Nash Bernard Reed J C Reed W J Cox Jr J H Nichols Jr Henry Smith J B Brashear C S Sims C E Evans W H Cozart Jr E F Dawkins J P Dawkins W B Lamb L F Gregg A H Golightly W J Lollar W E Reed J H Prevatt Baylor Lewis Howard Cox E C Phifer J M May Dave Hooper and Lee Ross.
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Bryan
Leon County
Leon
Eagle
Boggy and
Britt
N P Nash
G W Bennett
J H McAdams
Landers Nash
Bernard Reed
J. C. Reed
W. J. Cox, Jr
J H Nichols, Jr
Henry Smith
J B Brashear
C S Sims
C E Evans
W H Cozart, Jr
E F Dawkins
J P Dawkins
W B Lamb
L. F Gregg
A H Golightly
W J Lollar
W E Reed
J H Prevatt
Baylor Lewis
Plain meals and fruit aid health over rich diets
The article argues that overeating rich foods and little exercise cause headaches and disorders. It recommends plain meals and fruit as substitutes for meat and pastries, and notes that sedentary workers require less food and digest less rich fare. It warns that laziness worsens health.
Cyclists fear new night light law in Boston
In Boston cyclists warn that a proposed night light law may be enacted. Riders already discourage lamps on bicycles and some experts attempt to disrupt lamps by riding closely to knock them off without causing collisions.
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Boston
Bethlehem school chief faces unusual charge in graduation favor
The Bethlehem Pa superintendent of schools is accused in a petition of granting his son the valedictory, allegedly disadvantaging two other graduates. A board committee will hear testimony as an investigation is sought.
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Superintendent of Schools
Bethlehem
From a Masculine Standpoint
A young widow laments John never spoke of remarriage. Her bachelor uncle replies that his silence is not remarkable and suggests he may not have been the person John thought should be warned.
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John
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