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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
2
Wagner and Brandon advertise bulk hosiery sales for ladies children and men. Prof J M Carlisle former superintendent of public instruction visited the city yesterday and now lives in Arlington.
A Brazos county Democrat petition circulated by W T Young calls for a convention or mass meeting to condemn senator Joseph Weldon Bailey. Signers allege Bailey betrays Texas by aiding trusts and urge voters to oppose his bid to return to Congress to fulfill an oil company contract.
After a day and a half in Denina, a motion for change of venue was debated, then both Denina and Fizini were moved to McLennan County District Court in Waco following the court’s own motion. Civil actions include Sam Sorrell vs Susana Sorrell divorce granted, George Lipscomb vs Clara Lipscomb divorce granted, Mills Davis vs Mary Davis divorce granted.
The Eagle reports nearly five hundred boys at College Station with about 260 matriculated and 450 expected to enroll. President Harrington says accommodations for 875 are filled as overflow grows. Proposals include army tents or temporary barracks to ease the strain while urging no more new students.
The Houston Post notes a trolley line between Bryan and College Station will tie the cities to the A & M College, with Bryan outside the campus. The Galveston News says Bryan residents have funded a regular stock subscription for the electric line, boosting growth and housing for students unable to find space at the college barracks.
Jefferson Texas September 24 1906 grateful parents B J Benefield extend thanks to good people of the city for kindness during their son Jeffos accident. They thank Allen Academy doctors and staff for tireless care and attention. J H Benefield reports they reached home safely with praise for Dr Raysor and his staff.
The Business League renewed its officers with W. E. Saunders as president Ed Hall as vice president F. Law as secretary H. A. Burger as treasurer and several others as directors. A committee was formed to secure transport for Bryan A and M College students. An immigration inquiry was referred to the directors. Also notes on black dress goods and new silk waistings from Wagner & Brandon.
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