Bryan News Briefs Local Schedule and Socials
Local items include I N and G N schedules with times for north and south bound trains. Numerous notices report residents visiting Bryan from Kurten, Reliance, Hearne, Bonham and other nearby towns. Social events feature bridge at Parker, moonlight picnic by the Brazos, J A O club, Bachelor Girls, and Fin-Feather gatherings with guests from Brenham and Houston.
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Misses Rose Williams
Kittie Seercy
Brenhem
Edna Reuse
Houston
Mesdames
J. E. Astin
E. H. Astin
T. K. Lawrence
Frank Clarke
J B. Hines
Kate Merten
Jas. O. Chance
R. M. Gordon
4. A. Burger
Mabel Cestles
Koppe wagon bridge opens with public barbecue celebration
The Koppe wagon bridge over the Brazos is completed at a cost of 17370 dollars with 9000 paid. A public barbecue and entertainment are planned next Tuesday for locals and visitors while the county commissioners inspect the bridge for acceptance. A repaired Jones bridge nearby awaits acceptance at 3076 dollars with 435 dollars paid. If approved, the county will settle the balance per contract.
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Koppe
Brazos
Board of County Commissioners
Jones
Cost of reinforcing Main Avenue with crushed rock
The city plans to improve Main street through the business district at a total cost near $600. It has purchased 250 tons of crushed rock from Millican Quarry at $1.80 per cubic yard FOB, plus about $150 in labor. Material arrives Tuesday and work starts immediately.
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Main Avenue
Main Street
Millican Quarry Company
Cottonwood Farmers Union Holds Successful Picnic
The Cottonwood Local Farmers' Union hosted a public barbecue and picnic yesterday drawing several hundred attendees. A fine dinner was served and J. H. White spoke on the organization’s progress and benefits. An executive session at 3 p.m. admitted new members and conducted union business.
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Cottonwood Local
Cottonwood Local Farmers’ Union
J. H. White
Merchants promote fair weights at cotton warehouse
Open for business and inviting Farmers' Union members to bring cotton to the Mer. Farmers' Union Cotton Warehouse Co. W I McCulloch promises courteous treatment and correct weights.
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Farmers’ Union
W. I. McCulloch
Mer
Farmers’ Union Cotton Warehouse Co
Machine in Your Home Trial Offer from Singer Wheeler & Wilson
A salesman from Singer Sewing Machine Company invites readers to trial a sewing machine at home to test honesty and promises. T. A. Satterwhite, representing the firm, provides contact by phone 105. The notice promotes Singer and Wheeler & Wilson as world leading machines.
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Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer Sewing Machine Company
T. A. Satterwhite
Mid-summer Excursion to Mexico by I and G N R R
A summer vacation program offering a round trip fare to all principal tourist points with tickets on sale July 30 31 and August 1 2. The limit is twenty five days with stopovers at pleasure. For routes rates and sleeping car details contact the I and G N R R ticket agent at 216.
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Mexico
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