Hawthorn Musical Club to Perform at Opera House
The Hawthorn Musical Club will appear at the opera house Saturday night March 9 under the Bryan Lyceum course. Seats go on sale at Haswell's starting Thursday March 7. The well known group has visited Bryan and College before and offers a program of excellent selection and variety.
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Hawthorn Musical Club
Opera House
This City
Bryan, Lyceum
Haswell’s
Bryan
College
City Council Adopts Budget and Rabies Ordinance
The city council met with Mayor J E Butler presiding and read minutes and officers reports. Balances for Public Improvement, Water Works, Street, West Side School, Special Water, School, Building and Street funds were itemized. The secretary reported total receipts February 1 to March 6 of 2723-60 and fines collected 19-60. The street committee was granted time to improve Bryan street drainage. A settlement was approved in suits against C M Spell and R H Harrison with payments and salary releases. Salaries for officials were fixed including secretary 1200 per year, aldermen 3 for regular and 2 for called meetings, marshal 65 per month. A rabies muzzling ordinance was adopted.
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J. E. Session
Butler
Sssersereres
West Side
Oedee
Bryan Street
Buchanan- Moore
C. M. Spell
R. H. Harrison
Ap Jno
F. Ettle
Incoml
Board of Aldermen
Bryan City Dogs Must Wear Muzzles In Public
City ordinance requires dogs to be muzzled after ten days from publication. Violators may face penalties under Sec. 2 of the measure.
City Ordinance Sets Fines and Dog Seizure Rules
The ordinance imposes a fine between 5 and 25 dollars for violations. It also authorizes the City Marshal to kill dogs found at large without a muzzle after it takes effect. Adopted by the City Council and approved by Mayor J. E. Butler on March 7, 1907. City Secretary Frank Clarke. Bryan, Texas. March 8, 1907.
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J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Bryan
Texas
Bryan Texas Sets April City Officers Election
The Bryan City Council ordains an election for city officers including Marshal, Secretary, and three council members to be held at City Hall on the first Tuesday in April. The presiding officer and appointees will conduct the vote per the city charter state law. Mayor Frank Clarke, City Secretary, confirms on March 8, 1907.
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City of
Bryan
Towit
J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Texas
Board Meeting At College Explores A and M Campus
A. and M. College directors spent Thursday at Prairie View Normal visiting the campus and meeting departments. The full board, save Judge Leggett, examined operations during Austin sessions and a brief meeting last night addressed routine matters.
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Prairie View Normal
A. and M. College
College
Judge Leggett
Austin
Program for B. Y. P. U. Service Sunday Evening
The schedule lists song numbers 305 and 583, a sermon titled Por Whom did Christ Die by White, song 448 Is Christ your Savior by Dr. Butler, a solo by Miss Peale, and closing prayer.
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Christ
Dr. Butler
Solo
Miss Peale
Bryan's Civic Assets
A Citizen urges Bryan to assess tangible and intangible assets to improve the town. Highlights include drainage, broad streets, handsome residences, churches, schools, and quality public buildings. Emphasizes civic pride as essential capital and calls for intelligent public involvement and investment.
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Bryan
Epworth League Program and Local Business Change
Epworth League program for March 10 1907 with Miss Annie Dearing as leader and Lola Betts as reader. Original paper by O H Leftwich and talk on the lesson by Prof T S Minter. Knoblauch becomes sole proprietor of Orndorff drug store after buying out H G Talliaferro. he aims to grow the business in El Paso. For sale large bay horse suitable for phaeton or gentle for a lady to drive. Apply S W Higgs.
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Life Through
Christ
Annie Dearing
Lola Betts
O. H. Leftwich
T. S. Minter
R. W. Knoblauch
Orndorff
H. G. Talliaferro
el Paso Evening News
S. W. Higgs
Barbers Not Required to Serve Negroes in Connecticut
Connecticut Supreme Court rules barbers need not serve Negroes. Case filed by Henry Bo Foulkner against Thomas Solazzi of Bridgeport upheld that barber shops are not places of public accommodation under state law. Also briefs report accidental foot wound in Annona Texas and drought complaints from Webb County cattlemen. Four Greek workers killed near Roanoke by a Norfolk and Western freight train.
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Hartford
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Henry Bo. Foulkner
Thomas Solazzi
Solazi
Faulkner
Roanoke
Tidewater
Norfolk and Western
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Eisenmay Milling Company
Springfield, Mo
Missouri
ED Hall
Emmel & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Hunter & Ghatha
Eagle
Epworth League
Tee Cavan
Prins
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas
Hilger
Brazos Valley Marble & Granite Works
C. L. Hilger
Royal Owl
Millburn
Milburn
Tennessee Triumph
Sanders Bros Yb
C. E. Bullock & CO
Annona
Tex
John Underwood
Laredo
Terrell
Terrell, Tex
M. H. Jami
R.H. Harris
Emmet & Maloney’s Drug
W. C. Founta
Crown and Bridge
Spet
Burt Norwood
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