Railway Time Table and City Visitors Report
A meandering railway time table notes numerous locals in and around Tarvay Crenshaw and Navasota visiting the city today. Visitors include J. Cabill from Rontaonns, John Konsrekt and others from Riverside, and Mra. Powers of San Antonio. Plans include reopens of Queen Theatre and ongoing travel to New Orleans and New York for several weeks.
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Crenshaw
Bteep Hollow
W. Wivprecht
Larner
Justnees
Mra V. Mh
Ridge
James Tevens
Navassa
Aviation
International & Crest Morthern
James Couper
Odiay
Watthorn
Coe
J. J. Cabill
Rontaonns
Bieta
Navasota
John
Tarrie School
Pheri Uhm
Crim
Biaees
FEM
Dapahy
Barron
Tom Rock Prarie
John Konsrekt
Frank Marek
Herman Wehrman
Riverside
Tom Adams
Birenham
George A. Adama
Ruby Duncan
Mart Toviny
Peverter
San Antonio
Mire
CW Thomas
Mise Titian Hohinaon
Wellham
Hake
Palestine
le Nakre
Chastate
Mine Bensin
MM. McDiewsid
Warn
Dyes
Marvey
Tam T. Wilson
Thorndate
Hlophina
Trevidense
M. Brandon
Coulter
RA. Harrison
New Orrans
New York City
United States
Canada
M. Kans
Ne Extension Department
A & M. ‘College
Teimple
Colorado
Woodall
Mouston
Martin
Steep Hollow
Fd & Plehod
Bryan
Allen Academy
Alome
Local Social Notes and Visiting Reports From Calvert Galveston and Houston
Community notices list Gordon visiting relatives in Calvert. Masons seek a motion idea for tonight. Miss Cercle Torker ill in Tichardere Mire. Irons Humphrey returns from Texas visit. Residents recall soda bottling tasks and bottle collection. Mrs HL Gresser and Grace Thampeon visiting Galveston. J Bennett’s parents event in Calvert. Mrs Lowla McMichael and Kathleen long stay in Galveston. W G Stallings and daughters return from Vooston and Galveston. Mr and Mrs RW Howelleft head to Mprings Arkansas. P A Need and T McDonald guests of Mrs W J Chilaan. Proedander returns from Calvert. F Kooblach and son Charles back from Xt Pano visit. Ethel and Olle Wigley return home to Alexandria Lat after extended stay.
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Irons
Humphrey
I Sintt
Houston
Gresser
Mise Grace ‘Thampeon
Collage
Galvester
Wercantile Co
Tor Wood
J. Bennett
Calvert
Mee
ALM
Tatven
Lowla McMichael
Mion Kathleen
Galveston
W. G. Stallings
Mise
F. Kooblach
Charles
Xt Pano
Mre
RV. Karole
Ethel
Olle Wigley
Alexandria
Tennis Tourney Opens With Opening Match
Opening match of the Fryan tennis tournament to be played today at the Hannaman eduet. Dr Brian and Bernard Stewart vs Hamilton and Noah Cole are the first contestants. Seven tennis teams have entered and others are expected soon. An invitation is extended to encourage participant turnout.
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Hannaman Eduet
Brian
Bernard Stewart
Hamilton
Noah Cole
Belog
Condia
Iai
Brazos County Singing Convention Draws Large Attendance
The Brazos County Singing Convention gathered large crowds at Ateno Hollow with shade from canvas and ample food. Officers were reelected, and W C Thayls delivered the annual address. A house on the Madison Street road burned down earlier, leaving the county church and surrounding buildings damaged.
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Rietow
Beeny Hollow
Ateno Hollowton
Italy
Dersalt
Olf
Hallow
T. W. Cole
Tapiiet
Brennars
T. W
Dentro
AML
Frm
Students and Teachers Ride in Texas Benefit Tour
At Austin Texas a thousand students and teachers will take an evening mobile trip organized by former Lieutenant Governor W H Mares. Four hundred cars are supplied by Austin elites for a ride through the city and nearby scenery. A separate item reports Anegre Sumas of Mendiville injured in a runaway where a mule driven cart spooked by an automobile caused a crash. She was taken to a physician and is expected to recover.
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Austin
Tex
W. H. Mares
Varias
Aegre Sumas
Méndiville
Ble
Physcian
Abe
Withdrawal update from state officials lists two remaining names
The record notes that all withdrawals are completed except two individuals, the state Senator I Terrell of Mctanman County and Lee Prankits, auditor of Collin County. The last withdrawal was Charles H White, former chief clerk in the Comptroller's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Terrell
Mctanman County
Lee Prankits
Collin Coun
Charkes H White
Comptroller's Office
Fragments Describe Ocean Wave Effects and Industrial Trade
Fragmentary text refers to a sea or river setting with references to oil, motion, and ripples. It mentions names such as Maria Waters Lames and a discussion of waves affecting a container or crate. The readable content is disjointed and lacks a clear single event.
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Tor
What the Trees Divides
The text describes a family rift and property dispute among siblings and the parents, focusing on lines between relatives and the movable estate. It mentions figures such as Inbertsnns and Exatiansdoe and hints at divisions of land and inheritance.
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Ragin
Ana Beatric
Webber
Erin
Wywstis Wong
Pearson
Fragmentary travel note reveals local street names and a quest
A puzzled reader recalls a journey through obscure places and tiny lanes. He tracks lines of inscription and discovers a route to a place labeled as salvation, recounting small thoroughfares and distant locales with cautious curiosity.
Fragmented speech marks a murky address in Montreal scene
A garbled transcript shows Javon Bese speaking at a Canadian event in Montreal with unclear references to people, places, and actions, leaving the core message and participants difficult to identify.
Hazy Note on Mining Stakes and Rewards Examined
Fragments show a discussion about mining stocks and an 18 percent figure. The text references a goal or reward titled Chima Reward Moral but lacks clear details, dates, or proper names due to damage.
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Weaken
Joe Eer
Enet
Wwe
Fragmented OCR Note Incoherent Speech
A garbled OCR passage presents a jumble of names and phrases with no clear event. It includes references to John, New York, and an unclear republic, but lacks coherent actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Vestartayy Renulte and Texas League Standings
Fragmented OCR notes mention Vestartayy Renulte and Texas League teams Galventin and Port Worth Paling with scattered numbers and event details. References to a gathering at Galventon and a 30 o’clock start, plus mentions of refreshments and museum pages, with garbled names and roles.
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Vestartayy Renulte
Galventin &, Hweecy Antonio
Denmmumt
Worn
Port Worth
Auasin
Business Moves to New Location Details
The old Boyett shop was torn down today and operations moved to a new site near Laweumem Grocery. Mt Boyett News now operates from the Md location in the zone, with updated facilities and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyett
Mt. Boyett Wale News
Laweumem
Picnic Near Kurten Planned with Shade and Water
A note describes a picnic near Kurten with a planned event on a sunny day. The setting cites shade, water, and a tranquil pasture location about three miles west of a water source, offering ample space for attendees.
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B. J. Jenkins
John Pale
Hwity
Tarvay
W. M. Patrman
Dixie and Queen
Thin City
Taw
Queen
Ast Marleson Street
Leo
Queen Theatre
Ale ¢ Dome
Joe
Colleen
Masons
Piata
Marwitrs
Gordon
Cercle
Torker
Yiplting Rele Heer
Tichardere
E. R. Emmel Pure Drug Dispenser
Dixie Theatre
Vingrph Oras
Bimiley
Justina Huff
Paul Kelly
Menifee Wekay
Richard Travers
Julie Honehows
Nirgent Washburn
Richard
Geo. Cooper
Pauline Bush
Munsey
Airdome
Edwin August
Lubin
Ethel Davis
Warren Kerigan
Pauline
Brazos County
Singing Convention
Paters
Harvey
Cloud of
Reliance
Toba Tobias
Steep Hook
Weat Teans
Famrention
Sanday
Witte Coud
Stomp Harlow Wrr
Dhyeena
He West
Aid Bam Kelly
Ralianre
Rallanre
Porte
Montreal
Javon Bese
Cory
Cory Mame Tran Wires Was Giten By Fried Sf
New York
Lemaia Republic
Chester
Delua
Otto Boehme
Ige
Maske Tagh
Read & Stenait, Prepeseire
Stanbing
Texas League
Galventon
Attenting
Marone
Dork
Cube — Phys
Wnt
Beasmouth
Galveston Fort Worth
Bae Antente A
Kurten
Mage
Franklin
Normange
North Zulch
A. A. Boott
de Ifetime
Bana
the Indians Silo Co
CROW
Dikrtet Rap
Vick Bron
Foed
Allen Academy Summer School
Bors
Firyan
Bresoe
A, & M. College
Dewine
J. H
Allen, Allen Academy
Bryan, Texas
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