Local Notes From Tabor and Surrounding Towns Reported
Local daily items list residents visiting from Tabor and nearby towns, including Charles Payne and A W Stosder in town, and Dr W A Stulth in Millicom. Names from Harvey, Rosprim, Benchtey, Edge, Welborn, Wixom, Haze, Kurton, and Marlin appear among visitors and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Goble
Tudor
Charles Payne
Due
Caty
A.W. Stosder
Orm
W. A. Stulth
Millicom
G. Hh
Rosprim
John D. Jones
Harvey
Vity
Towler
Benchtey
Tony
Sumnen Wilton, Jp
Edge
Mhuine Heunerline
Bermuda
Andere
Tabor Talay
Rain and flood hamper rail lines and court sessions
Inclement weather disrupted the region with heavy rain from Houston to Fort Worth causing rail damage on the International & Great Northern line near Valley Junction. Eight telegraph poles fell, telegraph service was suspended, and dispatchers ordered repairs. In Lamar County, murder and civil cases proceeded with continuances as lawyers urged motions while a county union meeting was announced for April 13 1911 urging attendance for fair cotton trade and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Fort Worth
Here
Valeley Junction
International
Great Northern
Palestine
En Dave Lamar
Lhazon County Union
Prominent Italian Democrat Visits Bryan
A telegram announced by Congressman Rufus Hardy noted the arrival of Joseph Guliting a prominent Italian Democrat for a Dallas to Bryan visit. He was received by local residents, hosted by J M Baladiner and entertained in town before continuing to other southern stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Hardy
Joseph Guliting
New York City
Trin
Porte
Ciimens
Ube
J. M. Baladiner
Goillivo
Berm
Wallaneetanien
Dallas
Unclear OCR Fragment on Sewer Work Status
Fragmentary readable text references sewer work and weather conditions but contains many garbled words. The piece seems to note continued sewer activity despite rain and wind, with scattered mentions of locations and personnel, but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Machinery arrival stalls at flour plant unloading area
Report notes lawless or unclear events as machinery arrived today at the flour plant. A car was tied and required unloading under guard while the heavy equipment was moved. The scene described shows a busy port of entry with tension over securing the load.
New Passenger Trains Planned for Houston and Central
A new passenger service addition will debut next Sunday on the Houston and Texas Central line. Northbound train No. 17 will reach Bryan around the third hour after departure, while southbound No. 18 will stop in Bryan at mile 0. The service changes reflect broader upgrades with emphasis on comfort and modern styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston & Texas Central
Houston
Texas Cones
Bryan
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Victor
E. J. Jenkins
Tabor
Cota
Matt Ratnawae
Hur
Wiley Kelly
Wixom
Hlord
Kurton
Welborn
Goodman
Marlin
Nora Hirlaco
Richmond
MR. Myer
George i. Tabor
Visa
Famely
Jones
Bo Moria
Ewan
Thaling
Mita
Wien
Vna
Pasorik Tronvon
Wiewitie Taason
Hugwarts Hook
Coon
Revere Rhine
E, R, Emmel
Colonial Theatre
Oita
H. Keanse
Woods Sisters
Dixie
THE
Baptist Revival District Court
Firat Maptat
Evangeliat Binney
Finone
Sale
Asadee
Lamar
Brazos County Union
J. H. White
Brazos
Norrath
Lawler
George A
Adams
Phage
Mundaper
Ohty
Tahir Pet
Hun Whietime Company
Altice
Olay Trem
Hy Howell suiMiing
Hun Will
Talline Weet
F. Henderson
H Lay Sifine Ae
Euphoalt Wah
Rts
Lennard Actioolhanae
Dhe Faablon Akayrt
Swittr
Rene Eugene Rigen
Jackson Kop
Tagene
First State Bank and Trust Company
Bryan, Texas
Guaranty Fund Bank
Happy Homes
W. McCulloch
Baron Hal
Texas
Hal
Wilkes
Bryn
Temns
Mlc, Bostick
Hunicutt
Charlie
Sam B. Wilson
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