Colored Teachers Institute Program in Brazos County
The Daily Eagle lists the Brazos County Colored Teachers Institute program for December 22 1900 with talks on typical county institute methods algebra intro teaching fractions and more. Principal J H Reed K A Cemp and others are named along with a sales pitch for Wild Cherry Phosphate and a property listing near Bryan.
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Brazos County
E. W. Thomas
J. E. Haynes
E. A. Terrell
J. H. Reed
K. A. Cemp
Train Ticket Sale Notices For Texas Louisiana and Colorado
On December 23 24 25 26 30 31 and January 1 H and T C R B will sell round trip tickets to all points in Texas and Louisiana at one and one third regular rate with limit January 3 Colorado Springs Denver and Pueblo to all points in Kansas and Missouri on December 21 22 and 23 H and T RB R will sell round trip tickets at one and one fifth rate with limit January 20 1901 W S Wilson agent.
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Texas
Louisiana
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Colo
Kansas
Missouri
RB. R
W.S. Wilson
Read's Offers Finest Line of Holiday Goods in Town
Hurry to Read's for a complete display of holiday goods. The shop proclaims a premier selection sure to attract shoppers seeking seasonal gifts and decorations.
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Read's
Read's and Myers advertise wares amid stochastic notes
The items listed include pocket knives, carving sets, china, silk underskirts, and decor pieces at Read's Drug Store and Myers'. Mentions also cover a sale of Malaga grapes at August Giuffre, a bread note, and a casual remark on undergarments. A legal gunshot incident near Mumford Joe Sergeant is noted with a Davis attribution.
German farmer plans diverse crops in Grimes County
George Schneider, a farmer in eastern Grimes County, says he will diversify his crops next year. He intends to plant barley, cotton and corn, sugar cane, tobacco, rice, sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, hay, oats, sorghum and alfalfa. The note also mentions merchants Reads Myers and Wilson-Jenkins Co with various goods and services advertised.
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George Schneider
Grimes County
Christmas Excursions and Theatre Show at Grand Opera House
Holiday travel notices announce H. and T. G selling round trip tickets to southern states for December 20 to 22 1900 with tickets valid eighty days and offices in Houston and New Orleans. Theatrical review notes Hoyts A Milk White Flag remains popular with vibrant scenery costuming and a strong music and torporichore display. The Private features Little Ship in a notable performance. A Milk White Flag returns to Grand Opera House December 27.
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Hoyt’s
Torprichore
Grand Opera House
McLean in Washington After Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
John R McLean Democratic nominee for Ohio governor spends ten months a year in Washington. He visits the Cincinnati Enquirer bureau daily, keeping direct wire contact with Cincinnati and dictating editorials here. He is five foot nine, well dressed, and approachable, with a history as an athlete and a current bout with gout. The Rev Dr Bowers will preach at St Andrew's Episcopal Church Sunday morning and night.
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McLean
Washington
John R McLean
Ohio
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Dr. Bowers
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
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Colored Teachers Institute
W. A. Reed
Allen Academy
J.H
R. O. Allen
Bryan
W. W. Griffin
Santa Claus
B. S. Read
Goodman & Miller
Read’s
Myer’s
Read’s Drug Store
Navasota
Indian Territory
Mt. Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Giuffre
Malaga
West Point
Congress
Kooz
Philadelphia Times
Norwood
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Times-Herald
China
Myers
D17
Mumford
Davis
Aurora
Ill
Chicago Chronicle
Caldwell’s
Philadelphia
Exchange Hotel
Dan J. Ford
Wilson-Jenkins Co
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
New Orleans
Houston
B. E. Hawes
Bryan Marble Works
Dr, T. J. Pugh
McDougald’s Drug Store
Residenc
Cedar Corner
Christian Church
Phony
Brogdon’s Market
Trant’s Old Stand
R. L. Brogdon
North
South
North Texas
Galveston
St. Louis
Denison
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