Bryan Daily Echo Notes Local Traffic And Social Bits
Tom Cross of Edge was in the city yesterday. Linoleum two yards wide advertised by Wagner & Brandon. Various residents and visitors from Wellborn Madisonville North Grimes and Cottonwood are listed with short notes. A corset sale, wardrobe items, and a life insurance pitch appear alongside local events and a college ball game score of Austin College 8 A M 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cross
Edge
R. Jennings Roberts
Navasota
Howell Bros
Fay Parker
Wellborn
Willis Reynolds
Cottonwood
George Morris
Pitt Bridge
R. R. Burns
North Grimes
R. H. Harrison
Houston
Wagner & Brandon
Dallas Andrews
Madisonville
Townsend denounces wholesale railroad rate cuts Detroit speech
Congressman Charles B. Townsend of Jackson argues against wholesale rate reductions and urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to set just rates. He cites rebates as costly to railroads yet notes traffic men lack cost data, calling for open highways on equal terms as urged by President Roosevelt and agrees with Spencer on many points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Zulch
Willow Hole
Mr. Zulch
President Roosevelt
Trinity and
Texas
Townsend
Detroit
Charles B. Townsend
Jackson
Mich
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Spencer
The
South Railroad
Pittsburg
C. B. Townsend
Roosevelt
Bigelow Files Bankruptcy Petition in Milwaukee
Frank O. Bigelow, former bank president, petitions bankruptcy with liabilities above 2 million dollars and assets near 1.5 million. First National Bank creditors listed as secured amid public nerves. deposits stabilizing as heavy reinvestment and aid pours in. National bank examiner Co H Bosworth continues investigation. deputy cashier Henry G Goll remains missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Milwaukee
Frank Oe
First National
First National Bank
Co. H. Bosworth
National Bank Examiner
Henry G. Goll
Kiowa Comanche and Apache Pasture To Be Leased
J A Mangam reports a Washington notice that the Kiowa Comanche and Apache Indian pasture in southern Comanche county Oklahoma, about 390000 acres along Red river, will be leased for agricultural use in small tracts. Leases now run to June 30 while cowmen already hold offerings and buyers flock to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
J. A. Mangam
Chattanooga
Okla
Cc. S. Larrabee
Washington
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Red River
Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. & G. N. Schedule
Wagner & Brandon's
W.H. Seidler
San Antonio
Jack Battle
R. G. Tabor
A. A. Sanders
Iola
Father Litnora of
Anderson
City
Father Gleissner
Mary Ella Seale
Edith Rhodes
M. J. Nance
Stamford
S Blackman
Bryan
L. W. D. Quinn
T. D. Davis
Rush Cotton
Grimes County
W. Higgs
Haswell
Opera House
Aswell
Galveston
Villa Maria Academy
Elks Lodge
Sam B. Wilson
Lawrence
Esquire
R. T. Boyle
Eagle
Elks
Fort Worth
Ocal Lodge
Parks
Waldrop
Clothiers
S. W. Alexander
Alice Burtis
Sarah Allen
Vivian
Ruby James
Austin
Allen Acamedy
Louie Hamilton
George Brookshire
Herbert Payne
Clarence Vick
Homer Wallace
George Peeler
Homer Pendleton
Edward Guenther
Sam R. Henderson
John Fulkerson
Fulkerson
George W. Higgs
Tom
Austin College of Sherman
W.H. Bell
Mr. Bell
John B. Brown Company
Amon Williams
L.S. Williams
Harvey
George F. Lee
Wellborg
D. M. Dansby
Virgile Paddock of
A. M. Waldrop
W. B. and
Oliver Williams
Madison County
FR. G. Tabor
Walter Knox
L. C. Sellers
P. Harrington
B. M. Curd
J. W. Batts
A.G. Board
Ate
G. W. Harrington
Millican
Harrington
Austin College
Sherman
A. and M
F. R. Ross
Waco
E. J. Fountain & Co
Union
Methodist Church
Marshall
C. M. Proctor
John Q. Tabor
A. B. Gandy
Rock Prairie
Dodson & Brown
Ferndeli
Dansby
Keen Klipper
White Cloud
Diamond Edge
Garden
Cole Hardware Company
E. J. Jenkins
Sonklin
Tet Conklin Pen Co- ToLepo
Caldwell
MO. M. Caldwell
Jewelers’ Security Alliance
Royal Worcester
Amorita Batiste
John Wittman
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