Fresh bread and mackerel trades fill Bryan notices
Local notices report Chaney Bros. Market daily bread supply and new mackerel shipments. Several residents including Howell Bros. and named visitors travel to and from Bryan. Railroad changes establish I G N local freight division with 24 workers and family relocations.
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Chaney Bros. Market
Chaney Bros
R. E
Woodville
Texas
W. R. Johnston
San Angelo
Cassa Riley
Clea Shirley
Reliance
Kingsland
Tex
Grocery firm promotes August shopping at E J Fountain Co
The advertises first class goods and prompt delivery from E J Fountain and Co urging August purchases. It promises courteous treatment and asks for trade, noting the phone numbers 179 and 204 for contact.
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E. J. Fountain & Co
Doctor N M McDougald Dies After Stomach Hemorrhage
Dr N M McDougald, 47, died yesterday afternoon likely from a stomach hemorrhage while alone at his home above his drugstore. An inquest returned a verdict of death from natural causes. he had been ill Monday night and was active at work yesterday. He was a North Carolina native who practiced medicine in North Grimes County before moving to Bryan to run a drug business. He leaves a wife Lucy Harrison and three children among other relatives. He was a Presbyterian, Mason and Maccabee, and his funeral was set for 5 PM with Masonic rites.
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Hudson Myers
Norman Stewart
J. Allen Myers
Harrison
McDougald
W. Gillie Mitchell
Dre. Rayeor
Emory
Justice Mitchell
Col
R. H. Harrison
Grimes County
Maggie
Willie McDougald
Neal McDougald
D. McDougald
D. C. Zuber
Mise McDougald
J. R. McDougald
Corrigan
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Fraternity
The
Maccabees
New Orleans Baseball Bids Meridian Shreveport Grounds
The Birmingham paper from August reports that New Orleans baseball likely will use grounds at Meridian and Shreveport rather than those at Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Bub
Shreveport
British cruiser squadron sails for three months in other waters
Squadron Sails Gibraltar August 1 with Rear Admiral Prince Louis Battenberg commanding the Second cruiser squadron. The fleet departs to spend about three months in foreign waters.
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Gibraltar
Prince Louis Battenburg
Self-Defense Claim After Texas Shooting
Joe Williams, a Black man from Giddings, Texas, arrested for the killing of Mary Harrison, says in a statement that he acted in self defense claiming she fired three shots at him.
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Giddings
Tex
Joe Williams
Mary Harrison
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