H&TC Schedule and Local News Roundup
The issue lists north and south bound H&TC train times and daily operating hours for general delivery, with Sunday hours shown. It reports numerous local notices: residents visiting, sales of bulls and eggs, road and church events, baptisms, and a revival ending with a large baptism at Bundick bridge on the Navasota River. It notes Mrs. Pryor’s Belton trip, Galveston and Houston excursions by H&TC, and upcoming speeches by Rev. D C Hargrove and Dr. J T Warne in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Bros
A. McGregor F Lane
Vv Hudson and Family
C. Bullock
Waco
Baylor University
M. Y. Randolph
Www. F. Compton
Madisonville
Austin
Galveston
Houston
A. M. Stewart
W. T. James
Vivian James
Bessie Seale
LaPorte
Atkinson
Opera House
Mamie Sims
Brazos
G. M. Brandon
New York
Methodist Church
K. L. Shettles
Chas. Claydon
Searcy
Madison County
The
Eagle
D. C. Hargrove
Plainview Free Baptist Church
Bundick Bridge
Navasota River
Trains Schedule for South and North Bound Routes
South bound trains No. L arrives at 15 p.m. No. 7 at 2 33 a.m. North bound No. 2 at 12 03 p.m. No. 8 at 11 52 p.m. These times outline the day’s train arrivals and departures.
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H.&t.c
Waco
Anti Prohibition meeting at opera house Monday night
Notices report an anti prohibition meeting set for Monday at 8 30 at the opera house led by M Parker chairman. Also included are injunctions in Navasota and indictments against six saloon men with two bonds posted and four declining jail. Bonds offered by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore and a Bryan agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
M. Parker
Navasota
United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Fidelity
John A. Moore Jr
Bryan
Texas
Sanitary Notice from City Marshal Boyett
The western portion of town is inspected and most places are in good condition. Some outhouses are in bad sanitary condition and owners must clean up at once or complaints will be filed. Inspections will continue citywide until all comply with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Boyett
Bryan Ordinance Amends Dog Control Provisions
The Bryan city council amends Article 172 of the revised ordinances to require dogs to be under control and comply with Article 76 before roaming streets. Violations carry a fine from five to twenty five dollars upon conviction, dated 1911 with City Secretary R H Harrison and Mayor Co M Spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
City of
Co. M. Spell
R. H. Harrison
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McDee
Nating
IAN
Chase & Sanborn
Waldrop
Mens’ Outfitters
Bryan Postoffice
Mrs
Fred Pryor
Belton
Clarke & 198
Fountain's
W. B. Grice
Edge Bros
H. B. Dorsey
Louis Mike
Marlin
Mike Derden
Millican
B. H. Spawn
Nhere
Ned
Marlinavasota
Holland
Reliance
W. Y. Williams
Calvert
E. W. Boyer
Fort Worth
Cecile Migtrot
W. A. Wood
Hubbard City
R. H. Hudspeth
Hondo
Alonzo Carter
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Maud Nicol
Carter’s Creek Bridge
T. E. Shirley
Malissa
Texas Christian University
Spencer Ford
A. C. Zehner
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Eddie Henry
H. H. Henry
Richard Bailey
Willie Bailey
Villa Maria Convent
Fagle
Baptist Church
J. T. Warne
Dallas
American Baptist Publication Society
G. N
L. J. Cox & Son Will
Boxley Cole
Jesse White
Flinch
Emory
H. A. Burger
Jennie Howell
Alice Myers
Jessie Garth
Hettie Smith
Henri Wilson
May Hobgood
Lillian Parks
Nettie Brietz
George Adams
Sam McConnice
Rob Roberts
John Finley
Trent Newton
Gs. H. Dunlap
A. and M. College
Géorge C. Embry
Waxahichie
George 8. Frapps
North Carolina
E. Gideon
John H. Reitz
P. S. Tilson
Heinz
Cross’& Blackwell
John M. Lawrence
R. G. Tabor
NEW York Life Insuring GO. OF
Bryan, Texas
Taylor’s
Tor
Luther Taylor
Proc
Paul Bradley
A. D. McConnico
Agt
J. L. Fountain
Gunther
Hall’s Drug Store
Stevenson Machine & Repair Works
Seiries
MO. A. Moore
John A. Moore