Railroad Time Card for H. and T. C. and G. N. schedules
Northbound and southbound times listed for H. and T. C. No. 8 at 1 38 p m No. 6 at 12 46 a m No. 2 at 3 40 p m No. 6 at 2 48 a m and G N No. 4 at 12 58 p m No. 15 at 4 11 p m specify daily railroad timetable entries
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G. N
Locals and Personals Amid City Happenings
Kurten visitors include Wm Manthei and J J Vandiver from Steep Hollow. Harvey, Wellborn, and Harris residents drop by Bryan with social visits. Minstrel parade Friday Feb 19 at 4 50 p m. For rent five room cottage near town and school. Town notes include Mrs Pryor from Austin visiting, and local auctions and sales.
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J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
H. L. Hensarling
Harvey
Jack Kerr
Houston
Sid Smith
W. W. Smith
Fountain
Victor Andrews
Wiley Kelly
Wixon
Walter and
Oscar Wilcox
Near Tabor
Morgan Cross
Harris Schoolhouse
H. T. Coulter
Rockdale
B. A
D. W. Davenport
Lillie
Lena White
Shreveport
Bryan
Romney Dansby
Marcellus Wade
Wellborn
Fred Pryor
Austin
O. H. Astin
Trades Display And Carnival At Opera House
A crowded Mer chants Carnival and Trades Display entertained a full house at the Opera House under Methodist church auspices. The program featured children drills, a young adult chorus, Brylan live merchants, and strong musical numbers by Prof Hawkins, Luther Taylor, Miss Pauline Webb, Mrs Howell, and George Peeler. The event sponsors announce a repeat show tonight with a new program and same prices.
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Methodist Church
Brylan
B. F. Hawkins
Waco
Buchanan-Moore Co
Luther Taylor
Pauline Webb
Webo Howell
George Peeler
Opera House
Gus Neal Dies From Attack Injury
Gus Neal, a Black boy cut in the arm by Louis Oliver, died Monday night from inflammation and possible blood poisoning. Oliver was rearrested yesterday morning by Sheriff Conlee and is jailed.
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Gus Neal
Louis Oliver
Oliver
Conlee
Courthouse to install metal ceilings in first floor
Commissioners court decides to replace the cracked plaster ceiling with metal ceilings in the county courthouse first floor. Officials say metal ceilings will be a lasting improvement and a responsible expenditure for the county. The move reflects care for county property, especially the courthouse, considered a county pride.
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Commissioners Court
Court House
Money for Bridge in Hearne Surpasses Goal
Hearne Texas February 15. Mayor P L Brady Dr H W Cummings W A Wilkerson and C L Dillard report a subscription list for a Big Brazos river bridge has about 3009 raised with more expected. With a 4000 goal the bridge is reasonably sure to be built as Hearne merchants push the project.
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Hearne
Brazos
Texas
P. L. Brady
H. W. Cummings
W. A. Wilkerson
C. L. Dillard
Big Brazos River
Hearne and Vicinity
Free for all rough and tumble quarrel ends in court
A street brawl involving many color ed individuals occurred Monday night in the western town area. Several people suffered bruises and a few minor knife cuts were reported before Constable Baker dispersed the crowd and brought participants to the Justice Court.
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Sveral
Baker
Justice Court
Cattle sale closes as Buchanan sells 75 head to Caldwell buyers
A cattle trade of some size closed yesterday when C A Buchanan of Kurten sold 75 head to Tola Oliver and Ned Jenkins of Caldwell. The purchasers drove the cattle through the country to Caldwell. Also noted: B A C minstrels performed Friday night February 19 with new and up-to-date acts.
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Toma Oliver
Ned Jenkins
Caldwell
Bryan
Chas. H. Mills
Corsicana
M. W. Sims
J. B
George Dunn
Wheelock
Ft. Worth
B. A.C
Bartlett Sims
New Orleans
Brownsville
X. Y. Z. Nee
Eagle
Joe Worren
Willie Boehme
S. H. Bateman
Palestine
Houston
C. A. Buchanan
Kurten
Tola Oliver
B. A. C. Minstrels
Woman severely burned by lamp at daughter’s home
Mrs. S. E. Hanneman suffered painful burns to her hands and face when a lamp knocked from a dresser near 7:30 last night and oil ignited a drawer. She tried to pour contents into the fireplace, catching her clothing. Doctors Raysor and Oliver attended. she rests as well as could be expected.
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S. E. Hanneman
J. L. Batte
To Men With Wives on Sewing Machines by Singer
Satterwhite promotes Singer sewing machines citing five decades of experience. He notes Singer sales outpace all competitors combined and invites inquiries at phone 105. The message targets men with wives, urging prudence on certain purchases.
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Singer
T. A. Satterwhite
Phone
Rain and freeze aid farming outlook in Navasota
The rain Saturday night and the following freeze will benefit farming interests, improving soil readiness for planting. Most farms are plowed and awaiting a good rain to begin planting in earnest, with spring anticipated in a few weeks.
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Navasota Examiner
S. B. Wilson Seeks Spring Goods for Bryan Ladies
S B Wilson returns from eastern markets with an elegant line of spring and summer goods for his house. He asks Bryan ladies to watch for silk and wash suits waists skirts to be displayed when arrived. Mrs Parker expert milliner from the East to oversee millinery parlors.
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S. B. Wilson
Bryan
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JNO. M. Lawrence & CO
Ed Hall
Wm. Manthei
Father de Simone
Do. A. Buchanan
G. B. Hensarling
Mr. Freeman
Villa Maria Entertainment
Grand Opera House
Cavitts
The
New Spring
Manhattans
Eagles
Parks &Waldrop
Clothiers
Johnny
Moore
Robinson
Adams
Jackson Loan & Trust Co
West Capitol Street
Jackson, Mississippi
R.O. Bounds
Miller House
Buchanan
John Smith
J. B. Hines
City Hall
North Main
Queen Quality Footwear
Milady
Eugene Edge