Local Visitors Mentioned in Town Today
The city welcomed William Monther of Kartem, Merman Kindt from Karten, Jack Lawlees of Tabor, Fara Wilson from near Tabor, JM Wehrmann of Bwetana, and J. M. Haltom, a prominent farmer, all noted visiting today. Parker-Antin Mardware Co. reports a cod stock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Monther
Kartem
Merman Kindt
Karten
Jack Lawlees
Tabor
Fara Wilson
JM. Wehrmann
Bwetana
Buslenes
J. M. Haltom
Esichtey
Unbreakable combs promise long wear and strong teeth
Advertises combs praised for resilience and smooth teeth. Claims durability from right material and proper construction. Features double thick ends for protection and snag resistance. Highlights lightness and a low price up to $1.00 for pin course and medium combs.
Local shoppers note aluminum saucepans on sale
Sirs PA Nord and son Lucian Mearne arrived in the afternoon to visit relatives and friends. Roger Astin left yesterday afternoon for New Orleans New York and points North and East. The show windows of Parker Avtin Hardware Co display a special sale price on aluminum saucepans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nord
Lucian
Mearne
Mire
Roger Astin
New Orleans
New York
Parker
Avtin Hardware Co
Cutting scrape at Allenfarm deputy reports arrest
Deputy Sheriff Loftin of Allenfarm reported the arrest of Monroe Lawcon charged with cutting and seriously wounding another Black man at Allenfarm last night. The wounded man has a small chance of recovery, the physician said. The accused is held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri W. W. Loftin
Allenfarm
Monroe Lawcon
Yes
Grand Jury Reports Four Felony Indictments
The Grand Jury delivered its first report to Judge J C Beott. It handed down four indictments for felonies. Three involve assault with intent to kill and one charges Bates with horse theft. Bates, a colored man, is in jail. The other three defendants have not yet been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Beott
Jor Bates
Col ‘Red
Jatt
County court reviews jail plan and candy shipment notice
The Commissioners Court debated the Arch itect Ram Fountain jail plan and suggested email edits. The court will reconvene tomorrow. A shipment of Nunnally's candies arrives for express delivery via parcel post charges billed to senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Ram Fountain
J County
Nunnally
Nunnaly's
Expres
Mardy Newton
Notice of Election in Bryan Texas
The City of Bryan Brazos County Texas holds an election on the first Tuesday in April 1913 at the City Mall to elect a City Member City Secretary and two Aldermen. Preston is appointed presiding officer and will name election clerks. Voters must be 21, reside in Bryan, and be qualified under Texas law. Signed March 1912 by Mayor W. W. Harris and City Secretary Ed S. Derden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Preston
Elerke
Samme
Sanz
Fan
Beate of
Texas
Brya
Bryan
Teas
W. W. Harris
Bry
Ryan
Beal
Derdex
Senator Tillman Chaffs Office Seekers With Biblical Remark
Washington March 11 United States Senator Tillman of South Carolina complained about incessant office seekers. He compared them to wild asses in the desert who are athirst and have dranken into the green corn, using a biblical image to mock the persistent petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prece
Washington
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Desert
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Vick Bros
Grand Jury
Commissioners Court
Dixie Theatre
Vitagraph Orama
Clara K.young
James Young
Allstar
Chas, Eldridge
Kate Price
Edward O'Connor
Eugene Besser
Wm. Shea
Clara Kimball Young
Jas, Young
Teff Johnson
Roger Lytton
Spenthrift
Katie
Selig
Pathe
Little Ede Hamel
Bliss Milford
Wm. Beenter
Alice Washburn
Kathleen Coughlin
Edison Players
Thomas Bantach
Basule Eyton
Herbert Rawlinson
Anna Dodge
Edison
Semtor Tilman
Colonial Theatre
C. E. Jenkins
Howard R. Cavitt
Bryan Motor Car Company
Hupmobile and Velie
Gage
Read & Stewart
UO Bryan
Shotwell Harrie
Hourton
Dors
Tie
Bemis
LL Stephen
Agest
FISK
Auto Coats
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