Railroad Schedules for International Grast Northern No 14 Northbound
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1912
Page
5
Northbound No 14 and southbound No 165 appear in the provided timetable snippet. The fragment lists service numbers and directions without additional context or station details.
Local notes list several visitors and residents in town including Jonen Harvey Mack Mime Holligan Chapel Jith George Henry Tabor Walter Armstrong Collonwood D K Thompson Bam Jones August Prinses Kurton JA Muhraey Cooks Point Tinele Mark Wilgos Cobb Prairie M Smith Willow Hale Allen Smith Modorian Unios bottom Burleson county plus a note about hair transforming via Hale switches and combings.
An old fashioned ad touts Castor Oil as a pure remedy. It promotes XGRAY OIL as a rubbing oil for pains and aches and highlights White Pine and Tar as a balsamic expectorant. Olive Oil is praised for nutrition and full strength ingredients.
A jumbled local listing notes Mr Reed of Harvey and many residents in the city today, with several names, travels to nearby towns, business offers, and baggage of errands. Notices include wood selling, pups for sale, job ads for delivery and telephone training, plus a meeting of the Sons of Herman lodge and departures to New York.
Prominent missionary leader Dr Reid of Nashville Tenn spoke at First Methodist on The Challenge of China and Korea. He praised gospel progress in Korea and China, noting 4000 baptisms recently in Korea. An oyster banquet for men followed at Korkemes Oyster Parlor with Glenn Flinn urging attendance.
An early Saturday fire alarm sent responders to the D. Mike old home place. The blaze originated from an upstairs fireplace and burned out with no serious damage. Loss was nominal and fully covered by insurance.
Strayed or stolen horse described as five years old, about 14 1/2 hands high, branded 21 or 22 on hip, white binds, dark mane and tail, bright face. Reward offered for information to Phoos Sam Jones, R. P. TD No A.
William Gilie Mitchell a former Confederate soldier and longtime brick warehouse manager, died after a fall at his home following a long illness. Born February 3 1840 in Franklin County Kentucky he served in the Fourteenth Mississippi Regiment and Forrest's corps before later settling in Bryan Mississippi. He was a charter member of Camp J A Roberson United Confederate Veterans and adjutant of the camp until his death. He never married and is survived by a brother and a sister, three nieces and a nephew. He was laid to rest at the First Presbyterian Church with Camp Robertson in attendance as pallbearers led by Rev J T Vinon.
The Eagle left out the name of Mrs Mattie Sormshire of this city in the list of grieved kin for the late D Autkey Sr. The omission was noted after the set day.
An old advertisement promises five percent loans from Read & Stuart’s, asking readers to submit answers to a riddle about “the people that are knocking us.” It cites B. H. Gordon as the address for general delivery and mentions three distant interested parties.
Tax collector Brazos County issues notices for tax collection for year 1911 with stated times and places. Dates listed include December 28 2011 at Edge and December 32 1411 at Kurten plus January 5 1012 at Wellborn and January 25 1013 at Miltion.
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