Bryan and Brazos County Commercial Assn Appeals for Auto Display
A letter from AM Waldrop and W A McLenoy of the Bryan and Brazos County Commercial Association requests Bryan motorists to display their automobiles for a Thursday visit by visitors to the College area. The ad hoc appeal urges all auto owners to park or showcase cars to serve as hospitality and civic promotion, noting roughly forty vehicles will be needed. The notice also includes a separate posted lands warning from W M Kapchinski, declaring all farm and pasture lands in Brazos County posted and trespassers will be prosecuted.
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Presbyvatian Gyved
City of Hospitality and Enterprise
Texas
Bryan
Etter
Travie
First National Bank
Bryan and Brazos County
Braz
W. M. Kapchinski
Jersey Cattle Club promotes Jersey cattle in Texas sales
The Jersey Cattle Club of Texas promotes social, educational, and cooperative marketing aims. Annual sales occur at Waco Cotton Palace and Fort Worth Stock Show where quality animals are offered under strict inspection. The club emphasizes foundation stock, breed standards, and leadership with CM Bans secretary and DuPont B. Lyon president.
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Waco Cotton Palace
Port Worth
Texas Jorney Cattle Club
Texas Jersey Cattle Oil High Close
Jdairy
Texas
Aboo
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Jersey
Stana
Club
Bans
College Station
DuPont B. Lyon
Sherman
Sale items at Dalles and Waco fair and stock show
The notice lists shipments and sales at The Dalles on October 8 and at the Cotton Palace in Waco. It mentions Tow Jen and 80 Bead sale at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show in Merchants. M. Evans signs as the party.
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Dalles
Rath
Cotton Palace
Waco
Merch
M. Evans
Legislative Positions Being Sought
Aweto and Petan lead a crowded field as the Thirty eleventh legislature nears January. Candidates seek roles in both Houses, with about a dozen vying for each post. A contest for chief clerk is expected, a position formerly held by W. B. Long who will not seek reappointment.
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Aweto
Petan
Alate Lachmaking
Tog Inlature
Avetin
W. B. Long
University of Texas
City Regents Jitneys and Moving Pictures Regulated
The Supreme Court refused writs of error in Auto Transit Co v Fort Worth and Lydias Amusement Co v Houston, effectively upholding city power to regulate jitneys by ordinances and to censor moving picture shows by local rules.
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Fort Worth
Supreme Court
Amiccavid Prem
Austin
Texas
Auto Transit Company
City of
Lydias Amusement Company
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Entertainment
L. le Meinnis
B. Holaian
The
Presbyterian Church
Jerery Cattle Club
Sermay Cargo
Westie
Real Tre Cooperative Marketing Association
REX Theater
Houston
Manel
Gretchen
H. T. Lawler
Bryan, Texas