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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1899
Page
3
William Ward, 21, of Bryan died at 7:45 a m in Bryan after days of illness following heroic work in the Mudville flood. He helped save lives and property, was well regarded, leaves a brother and two sisters, funeral set for 9:30 a m at the family residence.
Sam B B Wilson returns from Dallas while Ophelia Hunter travels to Waco. Lang the machinist works at Carr’s Hardware. Chas Williamson travels to Calvert. General Arthur cigars sold at the Exposition saloon. Mrs. Clarke and her child return to Hempstead.
A list of arrivals at the Exchange Hotel includes W E Heming of Detroit and others from Galveston Dallas Houston St Louis and Waco. Names noted include Jas Hereford Sam Worshhimer J B Ler Bryan F H Ray Clarence Jenkins Col A A Brown W H Armistead Thos W Griffith and Thos W Griffith Jr L Sydney Mrs CG A Blake and a party from College.
The Hamilton county lodge records heartfelt resolutions mourning W J Pico a faithful member and loving husband and father. They praise his service to community and commit to publishing the notice and sharing it with his family. A second note reports citizens organizing March 25 to build a cotton mill in Hamilton with optimism for success.
A Waterville Maine mill girl wrote her name on cotton and later received a letter from an Arizona woman claiming the fabric bought by the government is being used to make garments for Apache school children. The passage recalls the Apache scalp lore from years past.
A fragment describes a growing plant lifting heavy objects and its surprising strength. It mentions fungi and mushrooms in relation to earth and light, noting instances of plants rising toward illumination.
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