Local notes from the Coryell county trip and town
Local items report D Knox traveling to Coryell county, Miss Edna Nall returning to Conroe, John B Neeley from Wellborn, and Judge Norman G Kitrell from Houston visiting for a lecture on The Debt of the World to the South. Exposition saloon advertises Brook Vermon whiskey and Metropolitan cigars. The city council met, two sketches and a Rolio to be shown, and divorce cases Hines Bishop Ada Edrington Louis Ludke Amy Jones settled in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Nall
Conroe
John B. Neeley
Wellborm
Oscar Minkart
Buren
H.E. Peverley
R. Maordon & Co
Brook Hill
Exposition Saloon
Norman G. Kitteéli
Houston
Brook Mall
Dixposition
Miss Bell
Tehnacama
Japhet
Julia Wipprecht
C. F. Moore
Lambdin
Waco
Pewerley
District Court
Hines Bishop
Anna Bishop
Ada Edringtom
Jeff Bécington
Louis Ludke
Louisa Ludke
Amy Jones
Cama Jones
Col
L. L. Foster
Norman G. Kittrell
Essembly Hall
Local Names Listed in Obituary Segment
A fragmentary obituary notice lists Harrite Mra Madison Ella Hall Nannene Perry Jane Price Lula B Smith Minnie Smith Margaret Stewart Liza Scott Octavia Walton Ella among those remembered. The readable names hint at a community notice or memorial column with multiple individuals named.
Navasota bid to extend the C W B VY railroad to Bryan
Navasota residents push for the Bryan to Navasota extension of the C W B VY line. A five member committee will meet General Manager Trice to discuss terms, including patronage shares, while another panel seeks local funds from businessmen for the project. Also reported, Ewing-Taylor presented Cyrano de Bergerac and Serge of the Alamo with matinee and evening showings at the opera house. Land offered for sorghum and millet planting two miles from town at 2.50 per acre on the Bob Johnson old place, by H. M. Derden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J¢ig
Navasota
Bryan
Trice
Ewing-Taylor
Opera House
Serge
The
Alamo
Bob Johnson
Washington the Farmer and Estates of Mount Vernon
The article outlines George Washington as one of the era s wealthiest men with Mount Vernon as a major estate. It notes acres owned, livestock values, household staff, and his ambition to be known as the first farmer of America. A silver cup from 1790 honors his farming skill.
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George Washington
Washington
Mount Vernon
America
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D. Bnox
Coryell
T. F
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B. Ht
Knox
Hearne
Chatham
F.F. Hooper
Frankie Cole
Calvert
Ety Council
Ewing-Taylor Company
Cole Bros
Bertha Boyette
Sherman
J. M. Love
John W. Johnson
Mary Jenson
R Anderson
L. L. Melnnis
C. A. Adams
Col. Hill Place
Pittsburg
Bindstey Hardware Company
Tyler Haswell
the News Dealer
Ladies Home Journal
Parks & Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
Doesie Oneta
Hanes Della
Harrite Mra
Madison Ella
Gioachino Maggio Mietatta
Carmino Tramonte Pietro Galloway Houston
P. M
G. L. Goben
Osteopath
Parker Building
Agricultural Society of South Carolina
Custis
Jno
M. Lawrence Co
Fane
AJAX
Dwinnell-Wright Co
White House
Java
Royal Java
Phates
Louisiana
Randy Kitchen
Berwick Bay
Lowney
Gunther
Our
United States
Just
Blanke & Bro
Swift
Durkee
Bayle
Stephen
Dansby & Dansby
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