Northbound and southbound train schedules and local notices
The clipped page lists train arrivals and departures for North and South bound schedules with times, plus a stream of local notices. It mentions Norwood's store in Bryan, figures for belts and garments, names such as J R Shepherd, P Mitchell, I F Betts, E J Fountain & Co, and events like recitals at Carnegie Hall, alongside oblique notes on individuals traveling to Madisonville, Austin, and Galveston. It reads as a miscellany of railway times, advertisements, and brief social notes from Bryan Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hall
Austin
Norw ‘S
J. R. Shepherd
Kurten
J. Scrimshire
Millican
John Kosarek
Smetana
John H. Royder
Wellborn
Jeg P. Mitchell
Bryan
Texas
Mra
EB. Astin
Wilson, Jr
G. Buchanan
Harvey
Chas. Conlee
Mesa
Grimes County
Wilson & Edge
J. A. Thompson
Zak
Mal Wilson
Carnegie Hall
Ed Kiam
Mary Lawrence
Norwood
Texas Bakery
Otto Boebme
Deplorable accident injures Mr. Seale near Benchley
A gun misfire while bunting birds near Benchley injures R H Seale face and a hand with serious eye damage. He sought treatment in Fort Worth and may face lasting eye impairment. Also noted are railroad agent Stanley H Watson visiting Bryan and plans for rural development. other local notices include a jail lodging in Millican and a shooting incident with a recovering victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benchley
R. H. Seale
Mr. Seale
W. H. Oliver
Seale
Fort Worth
Capps
F. A. Capps
D. F. Dansby
Sewing Machine Store Opens on North Main Street
J. W. Ridgell announces a new sewing machine store in Mrs. Braatz's building on North Main Street. The shop offers the latest Singer and Wheeler & Wilson machines, along with needles and attachments, and invites public patronage.
Stanley H. Watson Addresses Immigration and Industry Meeting
An attentive crowd gathered under the Business League at the Carnegie hall to hear Stanley H. Watson, industrial agent for H. T. C. railroad, discuss immigration plans and regional industrial development. He urged targeted advertising, selecting the right medium, and attracting experts to run ventures like a canning factory, stressing collaboration between community and railroad for concrete gains. A scarf pin worth 250 dollars was offered for its return. a fire alarm followed a chimney blaze at a northeast boiler house last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley H. Watson
H. T.O. Railroad
Houston
Eagle
Mr. Watson
New York
Texas
Bryan
Business League
Mary Lawren
Ed Kiam
Millicanee
Tf W. Dixon
Legro
Bill Walker
Silver City
Millican
Dixon
Carnegie Har
H.& T. C. Railroad
Watson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Carnival Grounds
Will Gibson
Negroes Protest Exposition Funding Over Race Treatment
A delegation of African Americans from Massachusetts met with the committee chair of Federal relations to oppose state funding for a Jamestown exposition exhibit in 1907 unless Virginia pledges equal treatment for all citizens at the event regardless of race or color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Committee of Federal Relations
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ives
New Oxfords
Norwood’s
H. Allphin
Madisonville
E. J. Fountain & Co
Sam R. Henderson
Angleton
I. F. Betts
Navasota
FE. J. Fountain & Co
Rufus King
Galveston
J. W. Johnson
Reginald Forbes
Dr. Betts
Dallas
Birmingham
Ala
EK. J. Fountain & Co
Blanke
C. Blanke
Baker
Brazil
Oxford
Cox
Knox
Ferndell
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby & Dansby
Telmo Goods
Higgs & McCulloch
Sewing Machine Store
Jamestown
MO. M. Lawrence
Garth, Howell & Webb
Pym
FORD
S Saloon
Som
The
West
SIZAS
B. Johnson
Montreal
Soltettea
Rohde
Smith Building
W C. Fountain
Burt Norwad
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