A. and M. Team Resting Ahead of Next Monday Game
The A. and M. team rests this week after two baseball missteps against Khew Inatiinie and Mt. fake. They prepare for a Monday game against Chinese Ufon, with Ly thee sere at 10 to 8 and 14 to 1 wings. Remo Rew pitcher starts in the second gate, while Farmers ’44 showings lift roasters’ spirits as they focus on defense and paths. The Agelon squad plans a visit from Home as Meese University arrives, with Howard Payne coming in April for no game. The intercollegiate Stark meet is set for April 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Ikke
Howard Payne
Gainon
Texas University
Carranza Allows Use of Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Washington reports General Carranza has consented to the U S request to use the Mexican Northwestern Railroad for Pancho Villa pursuit. Cargoes will ride at regular rates with potential guards as needed, and negotiations continue to define the terms of delivery and service.
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Washington
Villa
Carranza
State Department
Northwestern
Carrania
Miowine
Funston
Carranis
Fenstain
Raina
Burglar Shatters Door At White Front Restaurant
Burglars forced entry into the White Front Restaurant on North Saint Street last night by prying loose the screen door and a wall rack. They took a coat, dishes, and other items but did not break the register or steal cash, and no one was harmed. Local officers opened an investigation with limited leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sain Hieeet
W. Durchanan
Hinchanan
Huchanan
Namih
Lune Coun
Woodmen Circle special meeting and hatch notices
A notice requests members to attend a Woodmen Circle special meeting tomorrow at 9 o clock, with no further meeting planned for two weeks. Also featured are poultry notices offering White Wyandotte and Port Dover imports for 1.80 each, with emphasis on hatching eggs and showy stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circe
U Mann
Neale
Port Dover
Canada
Inspection Begins Tomorrow for A and M College Regiment
Captain Tenny Rilen of the Washington general staff will inspect the One regiment of the A and M College, beginning tomorrow, with Rome arriving tonight. The annual inspection determines the college’s standing in military formations and influences its catalog ranking of military institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenny Rilen
General Staff
Army
Washington
A and M. College
Rome
St. S Haw
Tintinautshed
Ur College
Notice to Road Contractors in Brase County Texas
Sealed bids will be received by the commissioners court of Brase County Texas at the county clerk's office in Bryan Texas at 10 o clock a m April 13 1916 for constructing a road and bridge system. The project covers about 55 miles of earth and gravel roads and 5 miles of bituminous macadam or rock asphalt surfacing. Bids must include a certified check for 15000 dollars for earth and gravel work and 2500 dollars for bituminous macadam work, payable to J T Maloney county judge. Plans and specifications may be obtained after April 1 1916 from Abney McCormick engineers of Road District No 1 Bryan Texas upon a cost deposit. The commission reserves the right to reject any bid.
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Tee
Brasoe
Texas
Ald County
Bryat
Bireses
Brnnce County
Penn
J.7. Maloney
Minses County
J.T. Maloney
Brases County
Texan
Abney ‘McCormict
Braces County
Amu Balding Uryen
Commienioners
Brasoe County
Abney & ScCormick
Ueurwt
Bryan
Teme
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el Paso
G. F. Singletary
H. J. Tuffly
Bryan, Texas
U- Fon
Meese University
Agaiew
Revi
Eas
Hte Uotane
Holland
Haswell’s Book Store
Kyanize
Parker-Astin Hdw. Co
War Department
AFMY
Frost
Martha Main
Huchanam
Ameria
James H. Hill
XH Towle
Dallas
Snoddy
Delian
Donier
New York City
Myron
Mart
W. Ikstone
Waco
Willamson
Denton
Joek Tatum
Hillabore
Jordan
Port Worth de
Chola
Low Paul Lar Girvan
Houston
A. Arvana
Te Crockett
Milwaukee
AL Hitler
Port Worth
Himpmon
Horaton
Phemmer
Wmith
Martin
M. Bearell
Baldwin
Dadla
Myer
Crone
Morrinas
Kooklyn
di Pelote
Gale
Anply Kawle
J. M. Sprekermeier
Best Buy
Webb Jr
Sale
Yranom
Jenney Male
Colm
Saad High School
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