Local residents travel and visitities noted around Bryan
Local notices list many residents and visitors in Bryan and surrounding towns. Names include Lee Andrews Koontz iM L Abraham A A Farley J H Josey Miss Lizzie Wilcox N S Bucknaults Mrs R H Chatham J W Skains Col A M Rhodes Prof E J Kyle Ada Henderson Winnie Henderson and others. Several return trips from Houston Balti more Waco Marlin and San Antonio are mentioned with visits to friends relatives and business concerns.
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R. H. Geale
F. A. Capps
Benchley
Lamar Bethea
A. P. Anderson
Colorado
J. W. Skains
Houston
Dollie Hobson
Waco
Ed Hall
Col. A. M. Rhodes
Marlin
J. T. Hines
E. J. Kyle
College
Farmers’ Institute
Lone Star
Cherokee County
Ada Henderson
Winnie Henderson
Cameron
Sam R. Henderson
Central Texas fair stockholders pledge funds at meeting
A meeting at the opera house to perpetuate the Central Texas fair raised fund hopes despite low attendance. President Howell noted high costs last year and a $1,000 plus deficit this year, with $2,000 mortgage debt. A donor drive began yielding $260 in minutes, and a committee was formed to raise the balance ahead of a Sept. 4 follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
W. 8. Howell
Paul Bradley
Bradley
Webb Howell
A. M. Waldrop
T. A. Searcy
Floy Dansby
Opera Horse
Bryan Confronts Enterprise Needs Timely Help
The people of Bryan refuse to let the enterprise fail and call for timely help from each resident. They argue the effort will not be a drop in the bucket and will benefit both the town and county from the fair.
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Bryan
Dallas Excursion Fare Offer for Special Train
Special train passes Bryan at 1.55 a m on Aug 30 1903 offering round trip tickets to Dallas for 2 50. Limit to depart Dallas on regular trains by Aug 31 1908. W S Wilson agent.
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Bryan
Dallas
W.S. Wilson
Local Notables Visit Nearby Institutions and Families
Professor Smith of Southwestern University visited Georgetown yesterday in support of his school. H C Robinson returned from a business trip to Sonora Sutton County. Mr and Mrs George L Deaton of Ledbetter are visiting relatives.
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Prof. Smith
Southwestern University
Georgetown
H.C. Robinson
Sonora
Sutton County
George L. Deaton
Ledbetter
The Kangaroo's Kick and Its Deadly Power
The article describes how a mature kangaroo uses its tail as a pivot to bear its weight while its massive legs unleash devastating attacks. It notes the animal’s strength when cornered and warns to keep distance. It also mentions kangaroos becoming scarce in southern Australia but still numerous in the sparsely populated north.
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Australia
Harvest Moon and its timing before the autumn equinox
The harvest moon refers to the full moon that rises only nine or ten minutes later each night for several evenings near London. It is named from the belief that Providence provides extra light to farmers for harvesting grain after sunset.
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London
A Lenathy Sunrise
A short dialogue highlights admiration for a sunrise, with one speaker praising the beauty and the other inviting attention to the scene. The exchange captures a moment of shared awe at dawn and the speaker’s delight in the view.
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Lenathy
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Insby & Dansby
Surang
Ives
ND Trains
Ssell Watkins
Lee Andrews
Im. L. Abraham
New Braunfels
E. Butler
Ft. Worth
M. Moncrief
Cottonwood Reed
A. L. Dunnica
San Antonio
B. F. Davis
The
Eagle Force
Conroe
J. H. Josey
A. A. Farley
Baltimore
Luther Hall
Navasota
Nthe City
Lizzie Wilcox
N. S. Bucknaults
Edge
R. H. Chatham
W.H. Oliver
H. Allphin
R. V. Kennole
Cora Phillips
Madisonville
J. W. Aldridge
Ennis
Court House
Eagle Office
Josie Haynes
Jackson
Tenn
I. H. Newton
Brazos County
John B. Mike
Mike
Olympia Opera Company
Hoderns
MERIC
Just
Reston
Louisiana
What L. J. Cox
S&t
WAT
Waldrop
Men’s Outfiters
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
White Crest
Taylor’s
Luther Taylor
Texas
Gunther
Hall’s Drug Store
ICAC
SECC
MO. A. Moore
A. D. McComnico
John A. Moore
Stevenson Machine & Repair Works
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