Farewell reception for Captain and Mrs. Sargent at A M C
The Agricultural and Mechanical College faculty hosted a farewell reception for Captain H. H. Sargent and his wife as he completes four years of duty and heads back to join the Second United States Cavalry at Fort Des Moines Iowa. The event drew campus and guests from Oklahoma Alabama and Huntsville with a musical program and remarks praising Sargent for building discipline and harmony between students and staff. Captain Sargent thanked the faculty and cadets for their support and joked about leading the battalion. The Bryan community will hear him speak at the Chautauqua course on the assembly’s final night.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
H. H. Sargent
Capt. Sargent
Second United States Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Corps of Cadets
Shirley
College Green House
Youngblood
Paul's Valley
F. S. Johnston
Dallas
Hettie Marks
Mobile
Ala
Sargent
Galveston
Bryan
Railway Schedules and Local notices mix
Northbound and southbound passenger schedules listed for H and T C and I N G N lines. The page also records visits, sales deadlines, real estate ads, piano for sale, and local residents traveling or in the city with several brief notes from Bryan Texas.
Local notes and ads from Franklin area
R G Tabor and sons return from Waco while Prof Parker leaves for Franklin. Higgs Haygood offers ten percent cash off and coupon books. Mistletoe Bacon and Hams advertised. Wind and hail reported in the county. Webb Chatham visiting from Dallas. Mr Chatham recovering from illness. Mrs Eugene Heyck returns from Houston. Texas Bakery promotes fresh baked goods and special orders. Mosquito precautions urged. Local residents visiting the Kurien community and western Texas towns for health and family matters. Freight wreck near Benchley injures Conductor Thad Snell. Insurance urged for life and property. Advertisements for Jac B Hines in the proce line.
Protect Your Pianos with Moth Exterminator Endorsement
A 1907 Bryan Texas item notes Collier's Moth Exterminator claimed to instantly destroy moths in pianos with endorsement from piano dealers and tuners, sold under a Smith Drug Co guarantee. It also references local business notices and river conditions with storm damage in Houston and south Texas.
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Collier's
Smith Drug Co
Smith Building
Inc
B. Hines
Brazos River
Houston
South Texas
Preparation for a Great Revival Sermon at Christian Church
Pastor Challenner will preach tomorrow at 11 a m on preparation for a great revival. A tabernacle meeting with Wilhite and Tuckerman starts next Sunday at 11 a m in the courthouse square. Miss Marie Adams, visiting relatives, will sing a solo. No evening service due to a Baptist mass meeting. Bible school at 9 45 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m.
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Challenner
Tabernacle
Wilhite and Tuckerman
Courthouse Square
Marie Adams
Baptist Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist Church Services and Union Meeting
Bible school at 9 45 a m public worship at 11 a m with sermon by Dr Geo B Butler B Y P A at 730 p m union mass meeting at 8 p m Dr J D West speaks on The Imminence of God and Rev J J Tatum on The Expulsive Power of New Affection open for discussion Howard Payne Quartette provides special music
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Bible School
Geo. B. Butler
B. Y
J. D. West
J. J. Tatum
Howard Payne Quartette
Methodist Church Readers Advised of Sunday Services
Dr Betts writes from Georgetown that regular services will be held at the Methodist church in this city Sunday. He will be accompanied home by Rev H C Willis who will preach Sunday morning at 11. Sunday school at 9 45 Epworth League at 7 15 pm.
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Betts
Georgestown
Theological Institute
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with the pastor Dr J D West preaching at 11 am No evening service Westminster League gathers at 7 15 pm All are warmly invited to attend these services
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J. D. West
Westminster League
Protect Your Carpets and Rugs with Exterminator
The notice promotes Collier's Moth Exterminator, guaranteed by Smith Drug Co, claiming three minutes of work to destroy moths damaging carpets. It references local ad copy and unrelated line items about a storm, a meat market opening by W. P. Trant, and a Singer sewing machine guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's
Smith Drug Co
T. A. Satterwhite
Fifth Count Made in Edge-Hall-Smith Drug Co Contest
The fifth count shows Maggie Dawson back in the lead among the young ladies with Alma Miller second and Sadie Batte third. Emmet Scrimshire maintains the largest vote among the boys, followed by Pink Graham and Hiram Downard.
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Maggie Dawson
Alma Miller
Sadie Batte
Emmet Scrimshire
Pink Graham
Hiram Downard
Willie May Brockman
Lorraine Reynolds
Mary Harris
Fannie May Miller
Pearl Kern
May Belle Withers
Emmett Shrrmshire
Pink Graham Ee
Dick Griffin
Leslie Martin
Protect Your Winter Clothes With Moth Exterminator
Advertises Collier's Moth Exterminator from Smith Drug Co selling a bottle to sprinkle in trunks as clothes blankets and quilts are packed away for summer to protect against moth damage.
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Smith Drug Co
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Mrs. Sargent
Missouri
ED Hall
Pretoria
I. Bal
Fountain's
Parker Carroll
Mexia
Fountain’s
J. W. Hunnicutt
Mumford
J. E. Butler
New Orleans
T. A. Searcy
Hempstead
R. B. Skains
Wheelock
C. M. Smith of
Zulch
H. T. Ross
Harvey
W.C. Pool of
Johnnie Sanders
Stone City
G. W. Buckhaults
Leity
H. F. Payne
Benchley
J. W. Cavitt
E. J. Jen Prins’ Drug Store
Charles Vance
Navasota
N. A. Cotham
Felix Collard
R. S. Newsome
Brazos
R. L. Pool
fHearne
D. P. Cole
Arvey
A. J. Tabor, Jr
Rock Prairie
Fred Pryor
Belton
J. J. Conway
Thompson Creek
Percy Shands
Waco
R. G. Tabor
J. Allen Myers
B. A. Hugghins
Kurten
Guy Moore
DeKalb
Texas
Arnie Cole
Will Powers
Madison County
A. B. Gandy
van Zant
Fort Worth
C. R. L. Jones
Victor Andrews
H. O. Conway
Rosebud
Levy Brothers
Hanover
Grady Hanover
J. E. Pico
P. O. Box
Joe Kosh
J. H. Herron
Marlin
L. W. Rawls
Levy Bros
Lucien Ettle
Beeville
Hunter & Chatham
P. N. Alexander
Annie Lide
Chappell Hill
Stoddard
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
T. A. Hensarling
Steep Hollow
Heinz
Hyman
Dunkley
Will S. Higgs
Crown
Paragon
R. G. Tabor and Sons
R. G. Jr
John O. Tabor
Chas. D. Parker
Allen Academy
Franklin
Higgs & Haygood
Florsheim
H. A. Moore
Zenelle Rhodes
Jno. M. Caldwell
Webb Chatham
Mr. Chatham
Eugene A. Heyck
Major
Cliff A. Adams
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehmed
Brazos Union Lodge No. 129
Marsteller
C. W. Crisler
College
A. Moore
J. M. Moore
Will Conroy
Geo. P. Edge
Jess Wheeles
Kurien
City
G. A. Foster
Taylor, Devine
Pearsall
West Texas
Jac. B. Hines
St. John Butler
Hogan-Allknock Dry Goods Co
J. B. Hines
Dr. Shoop
J. M. Lawrence & Co
Ash Pond
Hilger
Brazos Valley
Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Palermo Bros
W. P. Trant
L. A. Plasek
Mr. Trant
Edge-Hall-Smith Drug Co
M. H. Jambb
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