Read's Drug Store and Local Notes from Bryan
Local page notes show Read's drug store and Read's drite store offering novelties and perfumes while a variety of townspeople visit, travel, and conduct business. Ed Pochila of Ennis, Miss Adelia Tabor returning from Waco, and several pairs of locals are mentioned alongside sales, real estate, and upcoming events at the Business League and Episcopal church bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Ed Pochila
Ennis
Adelia Tabor
Waco
Read
The
Daily Eagle
Parsons
Beaumont
Business League
J. F. Eaves
A. J. Holliday
Millican
Webb Bros
P. H. Arrington
W.H. McMichael
Edge
Eagle
J. E. Mathis
Reliance
Bryan
M. Derden
Willman
Ralli Bros. Cotton Agency
Little Rock
Ark
Keneeny
Lamar Bethea
Monroe Edge
Esterros
Business League Meeting and Local Advertisements
Regular monthly Business League meeting highlighted with notices for attendances. Local ads promote Read's drug store Read's China Koneeng Bros City market and blue front Norwood's Christmas gifts and Shetland floss Allegretti's creams Read's drug store Read's 93.50 jackets at Webb Bros real estate agent Lamar Betha and Monroe Edge. Newman and son Lester visit Hearne. Huyler's candies available at McDougald's drug store.
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Read
Webb Bros
Lamar Betha
Monroe Edge
W.c. Newman and Son
Lester
Hearne
Low Round Trip Rates to the Old States
Round trip tickets will be sold via the Houston and Texas Central on December 13, 17, 22, 23, 26 with a fare plus $2.00 and a thirty day return limit. Routes through Texas and Louisiana offer north, east, and southeast travel via the oil, rice, and sugar belt. Special reduced rates apply December 23 24 26 1902 and January 1 1908 to all Texas points and certain Louisiana routes. Contact T. J. Anderson A G P and ? A M L Robbins GP and TA in Houston for details.
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Houston
Texas Central
Texas
Louisiana
Southen Pacific
New Orleans
T. J. Anderson
A. G P
M. L. Robbins
G. P
T. A
Konecny Bros Buy City Market and Expand Meat Shops
Konecny Brothers acquire the City Market from J. H. Bates and plan two markets to serve all city areas, including the Blue Front on North Main. Chas Knoblauch heads to Iowa with 25 game cocks owned by John B. Mike to compete for prizes at a poultry show. Engagement announced for Miss Olive Buchanan and Eugene H. Suber at First Baptist Church Wednesday at 7 pm. Mrs. J. E. Semple and her daughter Beryl visiting from Bainbridge and Navasota. Public urged to visit the two Konecny markets for fine meats. Christmas turkey offerings from Bryan Grocery Co. plus assorted apparel and garments at Norwood’s and Coulter’s.
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W. P. Bullock
Steep Hollow
San Angelo
Bryan
Webb Howell
Chicago
Shamrock
Przesteer
Weighed Town Agricultural College
Mothers’ Club
W. C. Finley
Mexia
E. P. Aldridge
Mexia Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Galveston County
Judge Fisher
Sea Wall
Mr. O'Rourke
Dunlap Rock
Millican
Webb Bros
Maloney Brothers’ Misses and Children
Krippendorf Dittman
Courthouse
Allen Academy
Heilman
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Konecny Bros
J. H. Bates
Main Street
Chas Knoblauch
John B. Mike
Olive Buchanan
Eugene H. Suber
First Baptist Church
J. E. Semple
Bainbridge
Emma As
Navasota
San Anton Thoming
North Main Street
Webb Bros. S
Bryan Grocery Co
Nor
Card of Thanks for Gracious Support in Illness and Loss
Dr and Mrs J Z Brown and Mr Ralph Chatham and mother thank friends for kind attention during Mrs Ralph Chatham illness and for floral offerings at the grave. May God bless you, Dec 8 1902. Through t
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Eagle
J. Z. Brown
Ralph Chatham
Mother
Farmers to Meet at Courthouse for Relief Committee
By authority of the Business League a farmers meeting is called at the courthouse at 2:30 this afternoon to organize a relief committee aimed at securing reduced corn rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business League
Galveston Seawall Carnival Ticket Sale Notice
For the Galveston Seawall Carnival the H. and C. will sell round trip tickets to Galveston at 4.80 with return limit December 21. W. B. Wilson, Agent, notes a bazaar on Tuesday and a bazaar will conduct activities.
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Harry West
Opera House
Galveston
Wilson
Calico Remnants and Undershirts Sale At Coulter
A brief classified item notes remnants of calico 10c and 6c, calico remnants 4c, boys undershirts 40c priced at 25c, ladies vests 40c priced at 25c. Coulter store location referenced with the number 313.
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Coulter
Texas items and regional notes in brief
Turnip near Mineola Texas weighs 13 1 2 pounds. Cherokee council allocates 111000 for schools. First National Bank Snyder Oklahoma organized with 25000 capital. J W Morrison Commerce Texas dead. Six carloads of rails reach Hillsboro Texas. Texas revenue total 1143982 58 for year ending June 30 per federal report. Eleven Cuban children released to Universal Brotherhood school Point Loma California. George Durham and Fred Underwood Clarksville Arkansas found guilty of murder in first degree. Lamar County Texas man jailed for death of his three year old stepson. John Connelly Frisco rail Sherman Texas burns hands extinguishing cloth fire.
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Mineola
Tex
Cherokee Council
First National Bank
Snyder
Okla
J. W. Morrison
Cotton Belt
Commerce
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway
Hillsboro
Texas
Gove
New York
Universal Brotherhood School
Point Loma
Cal
George Durham
Fred Underwood
Clarksville
Ark
Sheriff Powers
Lamar County
Brookston
Roxton
Parish
John Connelly
Sherman
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Malta Vitay
Ferndell
Forndell
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby & Dansby
ESCO
Ifsbhoo
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Principal St
Waldrop
Hilda Preston
Pearl Rogers
Reagan
Laula Coulter
Business League Tonight
G. W. Ingram
Hempstead
Read's Drug Store
Koneeng Bros
Norwood’s
Old States
Coulter's
Gossamers
Gugaraem Eenmaars
Chambers
Waltham
John M. Caldwell
Lake
Wis
NM. Lawrence & Co
Telephone
Jewel Railroad
Including
Vanguard, Veritas and
B. W. Raymond
A. McKenzie
Jeweler Bryan
Galveston Seawall
Brya
OAL Oal Oal Iee, Storage & Coal Co
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