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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1912
Page
5
Northbound and southbound railroad times listed for the International & Great Northern. Community notices include residents visiting, sales ads, plant and hardware services, and local farm and shop replacements. Names, places, and phone contacts appear in scattered items.
Tomorrow afternoon the Uraulin academy hosts a four bazaar and lawn fete on its campus in Villa Maria. Ladies and gentlemen of Ryan are invited to view a large display of fancy articles at fair prices. Lunch will be served.
A large force of painters for the Houston and Texas Central railroad arrived today in Bryan to repaint the passenger station and other company property. Foreman 7 B Dune will supervise work including washing and repairs, with wages guaranteed. workers will also tend to residences and utilities in the area.
Bulletin 458 notes a drought resisting sorghum variety prize five miles north of Mryan on Hearne road. J. M. Saladiner of Wsryan offers a reward for the heaviest yielder and finest forage type. Farm visitors and locals from Kurten, Alexander, Navasota, San Antonio, Independence, and Houston are listed among those in the city.
The town saw many names visiting or passing through from Navasota to Anderson and Rettance. Beatrice Calhoun and Uncle Mark Wilcox were in town near Tabor, while Carroll came from Nock Prairie for rooms at 675. Wilson, Meredith and Satterwhite shopped here as Hullock & Curtis promoted electrical materials and workmanship with customer pricing parity.
Bee R. M. Nall or Fick Bros promote warehouse sale featuring reduced prices on Figetty Special M items.
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