Local notes from Bryan and nearby towns
Various residents visiting or trading in Bryan yesterday include Geo Gilbert from Bryan, J. R. Smith of Reliance, T. B. Martin of Cole View, Rev. Dunn returning to Calvert, Jolly Jones of College, N. Shealey of Reliance, Mss Jennie Weigle of Austin visiting Mrs. R. H. Harrison, and Jno. W. Steadman from Grimes county. Also reports of business trips, hunting/fishing outings, and social news.
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Jno. Daly
Galveston
Geo. Gilbert
Bryan
J. R. Smith
Reliance
T. B. Martin
Coleview
Rev. Dunn
Calvert
Jolly Jones
College
Co. N. Shealey
Jennie Weigle
Austin
R. H. Harrison
John Sharp Williams Jr
Jackson
Jno
Bryan Business League Meets This Afternoon at 4
Regular Bryan Business League session scheduled for this afternoon at 4 at the K of P hall. Members urged to attend and participate in routine business.
Boys get rare chance at bargain Oxfords this week
Hunt er Chatham's advertises 35 pairs of boys Oxfords from its men line at 2.95 for sizes 5 to 6% this week only. Dallas News rep Tom Finty passed through Bryan en route to College Station. Mrs W C Boyett of College shopped in Bryan. B D Clery and W T Cobb of Cross Grimes county visited Eagle. W H Seidler family plan to move to Nixon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter & Chatham's
Ben D. Caney
Lufkin
K. K. Leggett
Abilene
Dir
A. and M. College
Tom Finty
Dallas News
College Station
W. C. Boyett
College
Bryan
B. D. Clery
W. T. Cobb
Cross
Grimes County
Eagle
W. H. Seidler
Nixon
Infected Shade Trees Plague Bryan Streets
Local residents report widespread shade tree health issues in Bryan Texas with several trees showing dead limbs and discolored foliage. An expert from Texas A M College identifies scale insects on the twigs and recommends winter lime sulfur spray as the effective remedy, with fall defoliation and early spring second applications for serious infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
R. O. Allen
Allen Academy
Sanborn
Department of Entomology
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
United States Bureau of Entomology
College Station
Tex
Bryan Eagle
Bryan Texas
San Jose
Firemen Honored by Bryan Women Dinner Offer
Constable Baker returned from Hearne with Phil Harrison arrested in Marquez on aggravated assault charges. He is jailed awaiting court action. The wives and daughters of Bryan firemen plan a supper at Jno W Hamiltons on Tuesday June 22 at 9 pm to honor the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Baker
Hearne
Phil Harrison
Marquez
Lew
Bryan
Meeting of County School Trustees
The county school trustees will meet at the court house on Saturday June 20 at 2 p.m. All trustees who can attend are urged to be present. T W Parker County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
T. W. Parker
Annual Picnic at Big Cedar Bridge Near Edge
Notice announces a community picnic on Wednesday July 1 at Big Cedar Bridge near Edge on Bryan and Macy road. Organizers invite all attendees to come quickly and bring a dish to share. J. A. Henry signs the notice.
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Big Cedar Bridge
Edge
Bryan and Macy Road
J. A. Henry
One Week Photo Price Cut By Winter and Smith
For one week Winter and Smith, photographers, announce reduced prices on high grade photos. Rates drop from twenty dollars per dozen to four dollars per dozen at lowest tier with several stepped discounts. Kodaks and fresh supplies offered with free instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodaks
Winter & Smith
Huntier and Chatham's Five-Day Shoe and Hat Sale
Five day sale at Huntier and Chatham's listing discounts on men s Oxfords and hats. Oxfords reduced from 3 50 to 2 80 4 00 to 3 20 5 00 to 3 95 Panama and Felt hats cut 25 percent. Sale spans Tuesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntier & Chatham's
Mens Oxfords Cut to Half Price This Week
All five dollar men s Oxfords reduced to three ninety five for this week only at Hunter and Chat ham s. 168
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Hunter & Chatham’s
Bertha Stuart
Charley Vesmirevsky
Louis White
Jim Bennett
T. A. Satterwhite
L. Plasek
Bob Tucker
Wixon
Navasot
C. M. Spell
Lillie Davis Spell
Burleson County
O. L. Tabor
Tom E. Davis
John K. Davis
The
Baptist Church
C. E. Sanborn
Eugene
Blue Serges
Waldrop
Clothiers
Eastman Kodak Goods
Haswell’s Book Store
MNO. C
Arain
Colorado
Denver Road
Highland Highway
Seo
King and Cafe
Pang
A.a.glisson
Fort Worth
Texas
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