For Sale Farm and City Property Listings
For sale 112 acres three miles east of Bryan with water and wood. Large 140 acres eight miles south with houses and residence. 1770 acres in no sit purchasers. Two lots on south side of block near Main Street with five room residence and stables. Good residence near Allen Academy with five rooms. Prices range from 900 to 1400 dollars with easy terms. Call for buyers and sell through our firm.
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Bryan
H of
Allen Academy
Quick Am
Government gardens to rise in Brownsville site
Brownsville, once scene of anti black soldier outrages and now in the public eye, will host Government botanical gardens. The plan signals a shift toward a formal, protected research and display area for plant life.
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Brownsville
Pullman seeks federal aid to block state rate cut
The Pullman company asks a federal court to halt the state railroad commission rate reduction. An Indiana law taxes all bachelors unless they support their mothers with annual rates of 3, 5, and 10 dollars. The item ends with a local quip about wagon rims and road safety attributed to Franklin Texan.
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Pullman Company
State Railroad Commission
Indiana
Jesus
Franklin Texan
Appointment of W. E. Pope as district attorney
A telegram from Austin announces W. E. Pope of Madisonville as district attorney for the fifteenth district, filling the vacancy caused by L. T. Dashiell’s resignation to accept the state secretary post. The Navasota Examiner says the appointment will be welcomed by his home county.
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Austin
W. E. Pope
Madisonville
Fifteenth
L. T. Dashiell
Pope
Navasota
Raysor Declares Stay in Bryan Not Houston Plan
Dr. Paul M. Raysor states in a letter that rumors he will move from Bryan to Houston are false. He will remain in Bryan and continue seeing patients at the same location, inviting friends and the public to his current practice.
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Bryan
Houston
Wood sawing machine for hire at Bullock store
Service offered for wood sawing using the machine once run by Joe Pletzer. Leave orders at the C. E. Bullock & Co store located at 44.
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Joe Pletzer
C. E. Bullock & Co
Foster's Weather Bulletin Forecasts February Storms and Sequences
A Washington forecast by W. T. For Foster's Weather Bulletin predicts disturbances crossing the continent from late January to early February with warm and cool waves, blizzard risks in the north, cold rain in the south, and unusually low temperatures concentrated mid February. Earthquakes are discussed as electrical shocks linked to lunar cycles, with notes on rainfall and regional climate shifts February into March.
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Washington, D. C
Tagst
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies Country
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Chicago
Dodge City
Pensacola
St. Louis
Atlantic
Charleston
D. C
May Stewart to Appear in Ingomar Engagement
An advance notice announces May Stewart will perform Tuesday night January 29 in Bryan. The famed actress, once hailed for her debut as Parthenia in Ingomar, returns to the role in the same play praised nationwide for her youth and talent.
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Bryan
May Stewart
Miss Stewart
Parthenia
Ingomar
Coats Opera House
Kansas City
the Barbarian
Tax Notice Warns Penalty for Late State and County Taxes
All state and county taxes not paid before February 1st will be subject to a 10 percent penalty. W Wipprecht, Tax Collector, signs this official notice.
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W. Wipprecht
Watch For Witnesses In Austin Court Of Inquiry
Austin January 25 Chairman O Neal directs the bailiff of the court of inquiry to watch for witnesses, record names and addresses, and detain them until the chair orders release. Bailey allies seek to testify but must stay until the inquiry ends. Pierce demands bond for costs in his contestant Si D peach election contest. hearing set for February 25 as the house contemplates paying witnesses. James uniform primary amendment may win committee approval and election law changes loom. Judiciary subcommittee drafts substitutes for five lobby bills. Railroad commission rejects suit against the Kansas City Mexico and Orient for penalties and reviews proposed railroad rate cuts.
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Court of Inquiry
Austin
O'Neal
House Investigating Committee
Bailey
C. C. Pierce
Si D Peach
House
Pierce
Laredo
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Judiciary Committee
Railroad Commission
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway
Notice to City Taxpayers Delinquent Fees Effective Feb 1
City announces no poll tax payments after February 1 for the current year. A ten percent delinquent fee will be added to all unpaid property taxes. Delinquent tax lists will be prepared for publication. Frank Clarke City Secretary.
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Frank Clarke
Skating lessons offer and insurance ad from 1907
Notice to ladies of skating lessons at the rink and instruction by E. L. Beard. Also an insurance ad by Jno. B. Hines promoting careful prompt service and inviting liberal business in 1907 with office in Smith Building and phone 161.
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E. L. Beard
Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
For Sale 700 Acre Ranch Near Fountain and Brazos Bottom Tracts
Attorney and real estate listing advertises a 700 acre ranch near Fountain with good improvements, plus multiple Brazos bottom tracts near Astin farm Clay Station and Allen farm. Includes unimproved and well improved parcels and residences near a graded school in a premier city location.
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Fountain
Astin Farm
Clay Station
Allen Farm
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