Local visitors noted in city on various errands
City residents and visitors were seen about town including Mr and Mrs Robert Carron from Harve JTHK, Mr and Mrs J N Sykes of Benchley, Mrs Amoo Williams of Coleniew, and others shopping at the Episcopal chapel and Colonial Theatre. Several firms advertised goods and local agents toured for Showroom items and glassware.
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Tardy Weedon
Breen Hollow
Ara
Robert Carron
Harve
JTHK
Martin Wan
Steep Hollow
Mra
J. N. Sykes
Benchley
Noy Lang
Daco
Ara W. Feakman
Mra Amoo Williams
Coleniew
Tay
My. Ws Hardware
Ming
Britta
Wellborn
Taclunive
Fostoria Glans
Nothlog
Xuvax
My Marware Co
Mesiry AL. 18
Afiroods
Towsi
Dowling
Rana
McCarloch
College Miles Nore
Henry
Martin
Ne Brazos River Banks Reappear After Flood Update
Fragmentary lines list names and figures tied to a river scene. Report appears to reference a flood recovery or bank readjustment on the Ne Brazos with individuals and amounts noted in a busy, terse ledger-like format.
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Brazos River
Variety of Actors and Cars In New Arrivals
A new assortment features diverse actors and multiple car makes available for selection. The collection emphasizes varied film talent alongside a range of vehicle models for purchase or display.
Cleaning Ebony Brushes With Petroleum Jelly
A fragment describes applying petroleum jelly to ebony brushes on a toilet table before washing items to protect the Ebony from soda or ash. It notes the jelly should be removed afterward with a dry cloth. An entertainment quote about vanity follows.
J H Gammon and J Joe B Reed Clerk
J H Gammon and J Joe B Reed named as clerks in a historical notice. The fragment records official designation or appointment involving two named individuals. The text provides limited context beyond their names and clerk roles.
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J.H. Gammon
C. Joe B. Reed
W. H. Lawrence to Open Dental Office in Commerce Building
Vital notice states W. H. Lawrence will return to Bryan and open a dental office in the Commerce building on December 29, 1913.
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W. H. Lawrence
Bryan
Commerce Building
Rail stocks plunge on New York exchange in heavy trading
Turbulent market opened with New Haven and Harvard railroad shares dropping sharply as the day began. Reports note widespread sales and a fall from records, while local mentions reference holiday bazaars and community notices in the same period.
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