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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
3
North and south bound train times listed for H. and T. C. and G. N. schedules. Bryan city notices include fresh produce at Hall's and Norwood's, school shoes from Norwood's, new fall styles, rental and real estate ads, visitors from nearby towns, naturalization law change, marriage licenses, and local business ads.
In district court yesterday Charley Gerke secured an order for naturalization. George Eston is divorced from Manclear Eston. The Texas Bakery advertises fresh bread and cakes with a focus on special orders and phone service. Other items include real estate, employment inquiries, livestock for sale, and local business updates from Bryan community members.
Houston Galveston Sunday excursion trains depart 3 40 p m September 15 and 2 48 a m September 16 with limit September 17. Rates 195 to Houston and 220 to Galveston. Dallas sale linked to Presbyterian Synod September 20 and 21. Greenville sale for Knights and Ladies of Honor September 16 and 17 with limit 21.
W. W. Griffin of Bryan Texas advertises stove repair work of all kinds with guaranteed service and availability of spare parts. Phone 217.
Four smallpox cases reported four miles from Tyler Texas. Mrs T J Slaton a Jacksonville pioneer found dead in bed. Texas Employing Printers association to meet in Waco. E M Taliaferro died after falling from eighth story window at Houston bank building. Oklahoma Central railway received two chair cars at Lehigh Indian Territory. Ada Indian Territory suffered heavy rainfall flooding. Crops damaged in the area. Seven cotton pickers near Rockdale Texas kept home to finish fleecy harvest. Joe Baptiste a Negro in Houston held for four burglary and theft related charges. Ben Williams Negro scavenger of San Marcos sought in Mississippi on a ten year old murder case.
Syracuse reports G A Fuller master of the State Grange declined the Independence League nomination for state treasurer. He favored a conservative governor candidate from the Democratic party. Banner tobacco crop noted in Connecticut with unusually favorable conditions. A Taylor Texas bank received 2,160 silver coins to pay cotton pickers.
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