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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
3
Short items show train north and south bound times, shopper notes, visitors like Willis Reynolds Ira Bond and J. J. Vandiver, business ads for Buchanan's market and Texas Bakery, and notices on sales, lost pin, and Singer sewing machines. Addressed to readers with local names and places including Navasota Brenham Galveston Houston Reliance and Allen Academy.
Last weekend trips to Houston and Galveston offered by the H. and T. C. line priced at 1.95 for Houston and 2.20 for Galveston with usual schedules. Also notes sale of two trotting mares with colts sired by Mike Mullen and a heavy farm wagon, wagon buyer to contact William Henry Campbell from Mumford road.
Property owner announces five year lease of Ash Pond on his Brazos bottom land for hunting. Any trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated October 4.
In Los Angeles on September 18 neighbors accused Mrs. Fannie D. Collins of tying her six year old son Myron to a yard post. Humane Officer Reynolds warned against the practice after an investigation. The mother says the boy runs away often and cannot be controlled. He was tied with a rope about one hundred feet long while kept outside daily for several hours.
New York reports 637000 children enrolled this fall in city schools, per Superintendent William H. Maxwell. Enrollment rises by over 20000 from last year.
Pottsville Pa Sept 18 Nicholas Murtha who drove the first canalboat from Port Clinton to New York is dead aged eighty one years.
A stranger named W. H. Bower sock fell dead in the Silver Mion hotel in Texarkana on September 18.
The notice advertises a daily call service with offices open nine to twelve in the morning and two to four in the afternoon. It lists office and residence phone numbers as 66 and 313 respectively for contact day or night.
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