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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1900
Page
3
A fragmented OCR snippet shows four clock times but no clear event, date, or context. The text lacks identifiable people, places, organizations, or actions to form a coherent summary or headline.
Southbound No 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 leaves at 6 15 p m as listed in the W and B schedule for Bryan.
Names and movements include Tom Davidson in Waco Cole Spell and Rev J C Mickle leaving for Anderson and Navasota Josephine Clarke visiting Houston 204 J T Hall and Buck Aldredge arriving from Hearne others from Taylor Grimes and Steep Hollow Major Oppikofer arrives to survey Brazos river Captain Talfor to survey Velasco Prof Zehnal offers musical services Navasota soldiers in Galveston enjoy tents and pianos Miss Sallie EddeMan editor of Rogers Prairie Rustler sewing machines and new pants and skirts at Coulter’s Lemp’s beer reinforced final item includes sale of cottage and corselets at Norwood’s
Dr Simms speaks at the Baptist church at 11 AM on The Jostliness of Sin and preaches to the youth on Samsons Fall at 5 PM Young Peoples Union. Infant dies at Bethel home. funeral at Bethel church. Pacific Express appoints De Maret as agent here. Methodist services and Sunday school at usual hours. Cotton crop struggling but opening. weather could help. Local job and sale notices and public meetings across the county. Guiffre's offers meals fish and oysters.
Bankers report cotton prices stay strong despite a smaller crop with projected yield around 9 to 9.5 million bales. Valuation could reach about 475 million dollars, surpassing 1865 66 and 1890 91 figures as railroads expand in Texas Alabama and steel demand grows. General Miles assumes leadership at the war department in Washington.
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