Big Barbecue and Shoot At Fair Ground
Bryan and Brazos bottom locals staged a brisk barbecue and shooting day at the fair grounds. About seventy five attendees enjoyed beef pork and mutton, with new traps from Cole Hardware proving reliable. A main event saw eleven man teams from Bryan and Brazos bottom. after 278 shots the Brazos bottom team broke ten more rocks than Bryan. John K. Parker posted the top score.
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Bryan
Fair
Cole Hardware Company
John K. Parker
No Fever in Texas Signals Caution on Yellow Fever
Mayor R H Harrison received a telegram from State Health Officer Tabor stating no confirmed yellow fever cases in Texas yet and to watch for Italians fleeing Louisiana. Harrison offered quarantine if funded, urges calm amid sensational reports, and notes strict inspections and fines for noncompliance. A related cotton crop report notes a 74.9 percent condition.
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Harrison
Tabor
R. H. Harrison
Texas
Louisiana
Pilot
H& T C and G N Schedules and Local Notices
Train schedules list North and South bound times for H T C and I G N lines with arrivals and departures. Local notes mention Chaney Bros market bread seafood barbecued meats Mississippi visitors and several residents visiting in Bryan Hearne Corsicana and Waco with names such as Chaney Bros Mrs Wyatt Mrs Call and Mrs Henry.
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Jas. Wilson Jr
Edge
L. C. Packard
Waco
Derden Chance
Corsicana
D. Mike, Jr
Chaney Bros
S. D. Wyatt
Tyler
D. Call of Orange
J. W. Johnson
Frank Wilson
Rogers Prairie
Chaney Bros Market
Pearl Gandy
Rock Prairie
Nellie Jones
Bethel
S. H. Franklin
C. E. Henry
Navasota
Chaney Bros. Market
W. A. Robinson
Bryan
Bryan College opens fourth year in 1905
The Bryan Academic and Collegiate Institute will begin its fourth year on Wednesday September 6 1905. For a catalogizes apply to A M Stewart in Bryan Texas. The item also notes local social visits and for sale ads including a fine black walnut wardrobe offered by F H Selden.
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Dr. Prices
Bryan Academic and Collegiate Institute
A. M. Stewart
Bryan, Tex
F.H. Selden
Old Platner Place
Bryan
Texas
Multiple Local Tragedies and Disasters Reported Across Texas and Nearby States
News briefs recount seven inches of rain in Annona Texas two hours death of Dave DeWitt from a temple blow in Sour Lake Tex bread prices cut in half amid a Muskogee bread war a train incident near LaGrange Texas injures and kills Peter McDade a negro Walter Gwynn dies on a train near El Paso an anti Horsethief association forms in Tulsa a teacher Father Otmest dies in Austin James Wyatt Howard prominent Austin official dies L A Taylor killed by lightning near Santa Anna Texas Winder Stanford dies after being thrown from horse at Wynnewood Oklahoma oil men head to Coweta Indian Territory Billie Hill shot in a Brownwood Texas incident Hall arrested a baby dies when a door falls on Bernard Buchanan’s child near Ysieta El Paso For a Bonita river crossing Miss Mabel Rogers neck broken by a horse fall Lightning kills Barney Ferguson and injures Charles Thompson and Will Ware in Hampton Arkansas and other brief misfortunes.
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Annona
Tex
Dave DeWitt
Sour Lake
Muskogee
LaGrange Tex
Peter McDade
Walter Gwynn
Casey
Ill
el Paso
Tulsa
Otmest
St. Eddwards’ College
Austin
Virginia Point
Galveston
James Wyatt Howard
L. A. Taylor
Santa Anna
Wynnewood S. T
Winder Stanford
Coweta
I. T
Brownwood
Billie Hill
Hall
Bernard Buchanan
Ysieta
Pp. L. Hutchinson
New Orleans
Board of Statistics of Agricultural Department
Bonita River
Lincoln
N. M
Mabel
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Thos. W. Higgs
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R. H. Grant
John Gregg
T. M. Ewing
Arch Goodwin
J. L. Andrews
Brazos Bottom
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Koneceny
Ozelle
John Henry Gooch
Nevasota
John McCorquodale
W. W. Spence
Mary Lee Marshall
Dallas
M. E. Marshall
Leman
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Burt Norwood
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Ethel Foster
Lucile
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A. and C. Institute
F. M. Bell
Willow Hole
Ada Bell
Karnes City
Mr. Bell
Madison County
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John McCullough
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J. L. Crane
Kelly
Milano
Arch Graham
Midland
O. P. Buchanan
W.W. E. Harris
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George Edge
August Prinzell
Kurten
Louise Carpenter
Mart
Gussie Buchanan
Mary Emmet of
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Henry Rohde
Alberta Grace
Millican
Ino. M. Caldwell
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