Local notices and travels in Bryan area
Railroad time card listings and local notices show trains, schedules, and residents in Bryan. Items mention R L Buchanan, Mrs. Harrison visiting Cuero, J W Wiley from Tabor, Mrs J A McQueen in Dallas, and many others visiting or trading in Bryan. Shore up by Cavitt’s Drugs and Levy Bros ads for local sales.
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Buchanan
R. L. Buchanan
Jack Graham
R. H. Harrison
Cuero
Lillie Chance
Austin
J. A. McQueen
Dallas
J. W. Wiley
Tabor
Bryan
Bur
J. J. Parker
W. Cloud of
Kurten
Cloud of
J. F. Parks
A. J. Tabor Jr
Rock Prairie
W. F. Odomo
Geo. P. E
Harris
C. A. Buchanan
Karter
Taylor
Houston
Chas. Coheny
Grimes County
C. T. Sutton
Benchley
Vulcan Lodge Initiates Two Candidates in Bryan Meeting
Vulcan Lodge No. 37 A. O. U. W. held a regular session in Bryan and initiated two candidates Henry Berger and Albert May. After installation, members were entertained at the cream parlor of Chas. A. Holmes. Attendance was above average and interest in the work increased. The lodge meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. Brazos County Farmers Union meets today for a two day session at Leonard School local with barbecue a featured entertainment.
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Vulcan Lodge
A. oOo
U. W
Bryan
Henry Berger
Albert May
Chas. A. Holmes
Farmers' Union
Brazos County
Farmers’ Union
Leonard School
A and M Plans Huge Water Pool and New Buildings
The directors of A and M College in Texas propose a large water pool to be built by damming a ravine near the campus, creating a half mile long pool 50 to 100 feet wide and 10 to 20 feet deep. They also plan an engineering building costing 65 000 and a gymnasium in a feed control building with 75 000 funds, plus a natatorium with baths.
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Tation
Texas
Green
Mcinnes
Milner
Peteet
Harrington
M. College
Distan
Corpus Christi
Re College
Nut
Houston Chronicle
Mass Meeting Call For State-wide Prohibition Support
All friends of the statewide Prohibition submission are invited to meet tonight at 8 30 p m at the Methodist church. Matters of importance to be considered. Call for confirmation.
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Friends of State-wide Prohibition
Methodist Church
All Friends
Insurance ad for live stock by Boyett and Myers
An insurance notice promotes coverage for live stock issued by Boyett and Myers. It lists office and residence phone numbers for contact and emphasizes reliability and endurance of the company.
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J. F. Eaves
Democratic Year Asserted By Clayton at Denver Convention
Hon. Henry D. Clayton of Alabama, as permanent chairman, declares this a Democratic year and accuses Republicans of adopting Democratic ideas. He notes shifts in policy on private monopoly and transportation regulation, while praising Democratic doctrines and arguing Republicans imitate them.
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Clayton
Denver
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Supreme Court
Republican rhetoric on tariffs and judicial reform debated
Clayton argues Republicans bear responsibility after years in power and align with Roosevelt and Taft. He criticizes injunction practices, urges fair trials, and warns against using promises of tariff revision as political leverage.
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Clayton
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Spe
Congress
Amendment Approved for Texas and New Orleans Railway Extensions
The attorney general approved an amendment to the railway charter authorizing two extensions. One line would run from West Port Arthur to Gas Ports, reaching Rusk in Cherokee county. The amendment was filed with the state department. Fort Worth reports a death. A twenty year old man from Muncie Indiana, Homer J Fryer, collapsed just before boarding a carriage to the station. His family witnessed the death.
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Austin
Texas and New Orleans Railway
West Port Arthur
Gas
Fort Worth
Homer J. Fryer
Muncie
Ind
Secretaries Gather for Tax Committee Meeting in Fort Worth
In Denver on July 9 the Texas delegation selected B F Looney to deliver one of the seconding speeches for Nebraska. Looney, taking Senator Bailey's place, was first alternate from Texas and attended at the request of Mr. Bryan.
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Cial
Ton
R. Williams
Fort
Associa
Looney
Denver
Bryan Hon
B. F. Looney
Texas
Senator Bailey
Alleged Deserters Arrested in Austin Hideout
Max Relte and J. J. Jones, alleged army deserters, were arrested in Austin. Relte is said to have come from Fort Clark and Jones from Leon Springs, according to police reports.
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Austin
Max Relte
J. J. Jones
Relte A
Fort Clark
Jones
Leon Springs
Tson, Camp J B Robertson Meeting Notice
Members are requested to meet this a body to be fu de J T Evans at the family home at 5 o'clock Atten Ww G Mitchell Adjutant.
Plans for Fire Escape at Opera House
Wil submitted to City Council plans for a iron fire escape four feet wide with twenty eight foot steps, designed for the west side of the opera house. Eagle representative previewed the blueprints, and the council likely will have both sides of the building pocked to ease crowd egress in an emergency. The move meets a long running public demand for safety improvements.
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Opera House
City Co
Jenkins
UN Eagle
A MASS MEETING State-wide Prohibi ight at $30 p.m.
A mass meeting call invites all friends to join a state wide prohibition night at 30 p.m. A broad gathering aims to discuss and promote prohibition efforts across communities. The text emphasizes inclusivity and collective action for the cause.
Texas farmers congress adjourns after appointing college board
The Farmers Congress adjourned and approved past board actions. A resolution urged future board members of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas come from agricultural and mechanical backgrounds rather than business or professional fields. Terms would be eight years with two expirations every two years. Ninth Annu
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Congress
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Death of Mr. J. T. Evans in this city
Mr John Turner Evans aged 63 years 8 months 25 days died at his home after a period of illness. A native of Stewart County Georgia raised in Louisiana he served in the Confederate army at 16. He lived in Bryan Texas married Lorena Moseley and leaves his wife four children Jillis Mary Ethel and Tom. Surviving brothers W F Evans and Z G Evans and sister Mrs Callie Helburn. Funeral at 5 pm from the family residence with interment at Boonville cemetery conducted by Dr Butler of Dallas.
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Boonville
John Turner Evan
Ornoon
Evans
Stewart County
Louisiana
Texas
Bryan
Lorena Moseley
Jillis Evans
Mary
Ethel Evans
Tomme
Hie Evans
Timse
Ww. F. Evans
Cottel County
Z. G. Evans
San Angelo
Callie Helburn
First Baptist Church
Hay
Boonville Cemetery
Butler
Dallas
Lincoln honors veteran with public demonstration
Bryan expresses gratitude for support and goodwill at a Denver salute while Nebraska readers note a watermelon gift from Seguin Texas delivered Wednesday. The cartoon quip about two people needed to start a quarrel adds a light note.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Mammorrived
Seguin
Tex
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McKinley Music
Madisone
Pauline Webb
L. Houston
Leonard McDonald
Macy
Arthur Gandy
Prairie
Robert Watson
Jim Edge
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Cavitt’s Drug
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Jno. M. Law
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Baby Selma
Beard
Minter
Jewett
Chas. Hutson
T. C. Nunn
Hempstead
Webb Bros
W. F. Gibbs
Ada Lee Polk
Masters of Austin
Marion Clatterday
Jno. M. Lawrence
L. Beard
Geo. Genson
el Campo
Farmers’ Congress
Swearingen
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A. & M. College
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Allen Academy
Villa Maria
Pitts Ferry
H. D. Clayton
Ww. G. Mitchell
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Puck
Law Henderson
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Holmes & Parker
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