Property listings near Bryan and county areas
For Sale 112 acres east of Bryan with water and timber. 140 acres south of Bryan with roomy residence and tenant houses price 140000. Capt Polk brick residence south of city 1770 acres in north county. South side blocks offer 5 room residence good stables garden price 1000 terms easy. Residence near Allen Academy 5 rooms stable garden price 900. I have clients seeking both farm and city property. Call to sell or view listings.
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Bryan
Allen Academy
Quick Am
For Sale Ranch and Land Near Fountain and Austin
For sale 700 acre ranch near Fountain with improvements. 100 acres Brazos bottom land near Astin farm unimproved. 120 acres well improved Brazos bottom land near Clay Station. 120 acres Brazos bottom land well improved near Allen farm. Residences near graded school in choicest city location.
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Fountain
Astin Farm
Clay Station
Allen Farm
Notice to City Taxpayers Delinquent Poll Tax Rule
Notice states no poll tax payments after February 1 for the current year and a 10 percent delinquent fee on unpaid property taxes. The delinquent tax list will be prepared for publication. Frank Clarke City Secretary.
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Frank Clarke
New Assistant Chemist Takes On Texas Soil Survey
Mr. N. C. Hamner of the Pennsylvania experiment station is named assistant chemist at the Texas station under Adams Act funds. He will lead a statewide soil survey to map plant nutrient contents and fertilizer needs, continuing Dr. G. S. Fraps work and addressing phosphate sources and saltwater effects on rice. The project is vast and years-long, with practical farming results expected.
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N. C. Hamner
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Texas Experiment Station
Hamner
Miller School
Virginia
University of Virginia
Texas
G. S. Fraps
The Kilties to Perform Here in February
Mr. T P J Power manager of The Kilties Canada’s greatest concert band arranged with Manager Mike for the appearance in this city on the evening of Saturday February 2. The forty member band on a world tour will sing and dance in addition to playing and was a top attraction at the Worlds Fair.
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T. P. J. Power
Professor Johnston Resigns for Texas Land Development Role
Prof F S Johnston of the Agriculture Department at A and M College resigns as professor of agriculture to become vice president and treasurer of the Texas Land Development Co of Dallas. The move reflects his knowledge of Texas agriculture and broader U S farming. He plans to start new duties around February 15 as arrangements are made to wrap up current work.
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F. S. Johnston
Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Texas Land Development Co
Dallas
Texas
Johnston
Edge Notes on Health Hunts and Local Happenings
Mrs. E C Elliott is improving after illness while Clarence Elliott of Brazos Bottom and Dora Elliott of the T W C returned home. Rabid dogs are on the rise with several killed. Rev C C Nicholson will preach at Edge church next Sunday. Beard Crenshaw near completion of new store counters and shelving with a move planned next week. Albert Boggs of Sulphur Springs visitshis sister Mrs J W Thompson.
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E. C. Elliott
Clarence Elliott
Brazos Bottom
Dora Elliott
Jno. Beard
C. C. Nicholson
the Edge Church
W. J
Mardi Gras in New Orleans Feels Brightest in History
Mardi Gras in New Orleans promises record brilliance with better equipped organizations and a complete program schedule headed by Twelfth Night Revellers January 7 and Mystic Krewe of Comus February 12. The Sunset Route round trip fare is one fare plus 25 cents with February 6 to 12 ticket sales and return extension to March 2 offered. JOS HELLEN G P A Houston Tex.
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Jos. Hellen
Houston
Tex
Education Institute Sessions Reported at Brazos County
Friday and Saturday sessions outline lectures on the value and methods of teaching literature history geography and recitation. The Battalion notes private Bible study groups forming in A and M dormitories with weekly leader led discussions. The Kitties Will concert postponed to chapel Saturday to feature a renowned band with rare instruments.
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J. A. Thompson
Ada Board
Phenie Graham
Wesa Weddington
R. O. Allen
J.l.cobbil
Cora Dulaney
Horace South
C. P. Foster
Pinkie Ferguson
Bertha Graham
McMurry
Haswell
Boy Dies After Tree Limb Crushes Skull
Beaumont report: I C Raals seven years old and son of J P Raals of Kountze died after a limb from a tree his father was cutting down fractured his skull. The accident occurred January 29.
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Beaumont
I. C. Raals
J. P. Raals
Kountze
Four Die In Train Collision Near Shelbourne Falls
In South River on the Pittsburg division of the Boston and Maine railroad a collision between an express train and an extra freight killed four railroad employees and injured several others. No passengers were harmed, and the rolling stock was badly smashed.
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Shelbourne Falls
Mass
Pittsburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
South River
Three Die in French Mine Blast at Leiven de Couriers
An explosion of fire damp in a coal mine in Ameins France Leiven de Couriers district left three confirmed dead with early fears of additional fatalities. no extra data needed
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Ameins
France
Leiven de Couriers
Fire Adds to Horror in Reden Shaft Blast
A Saarbrueck dispatch reports ore breakout at the Reden shaft makes rescue efforts impossible. In Columbus, Colonel Glenn will defend Major Penrose before a court martial.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Saarbrueck
Reden
Penrose
Columbus, O
Glenn
Ballenger Confirmed as General Land Office Commissioner
The senate confirmed Charles Ballenger of Seattle on January 29 to serve as commissioner of the general land office.
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Ballenger
Washington
Senate
Charles Ballenger
Seattle
General Land Office
Seven Thousand Strike Yet in Baku Naphtha Plants
Seven thousand workers at four naphtha works in Baku Russia began a strike on January 29. Their demand includes a 1906 bonus ranging from twenty to eight percent of last year’s wages. A general strike is being planned.
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Baku
Russia
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