White Fair Sale and Salvage Ads Highlight Bryan Schedule
A dense Bryan newspaper fragment shows travel schedules for north and southbound trains with odd timing, local notices about sales at Coulter's Salvage Sale, a Swift & Co meat promotion for fifteen days, multiple notices of visitors and residents, rent offerings, and a parade of small ads for goods and services.
White Fair Sale And Local Notices In Bryan
Merchants Wilson and Edge advertise a White Fair Sale with stocks of linens embroideries and ready goods for Wednesday to Friday plus meat specials at Keneeny Bros and Fountain stores. Multiple notices cover rent, lost lace, a hunting trip, a missing pin reward and local shop promotions in Bryan.
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H. K. Simmons
Bremand
Wilson & Edge
Coulter
District Court
Savilla Peterson
Mercer Peterson
Letie Washington
George Washington
Mary Bookman
James Bookman
Bryan
W. H. Oliver
Koneeny Bros
John M. Caldwell
E. S. Wickes
Emmet Rohde
Henry Rohde
Madison County
Eagle Office
F.h.selden
Cascade
Nashville, Tenn
Taylor’s Bar
Coulter's Salvage Sale Prices Talk
Prices on Amoskeag Ginghams Lonsdale Calico and Oil Cloth canvas goods advertised at 7 4 8 and 10 cents per yard with various domestic fabrics and brands highlighted as bargain items in a salvage sale ad.
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Coulter
Amoskeag Ginghams
Lonsdale Green
Coulter's
Grand jury report credits Brazos County officers
The Brazos county grand jury adjourned after seven days reporting eight indictments for felonies and eight for misdemeanors. It commends county and district officers for crime reduction, praises attorneys Ralston and Nagle, notes compliance with the Sunday law in Bryan, urges prompt vital statistics reporting by physicians, and finds the jail sanitary. Foreman Ed Crenshaw signs the report.
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Spe Ok
J.©. Scott
Twentieth Judicial District
Brazos County
Ralston
Nagle
Bryan
Ed Crenshaw
Glee Club Concert Excites Audience at Opera House
The A and M glee club performed last night at the opera house with Mrs. F S Johnston on piano and Max F Mayer on violin. Lane and Junkin led strong vocals as encores drew a large crowd and a possible return engagement.
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Opera House
F.S. Johnston
Max F. Mayer
Wilkin R. Orriano
G.t.haltom
E. B. Sandilands
T. P. Junkin
Mr. Lane
Glee Club
J. W. Lane
Messrs. Haltom
Orr. Lane
Junkin
F. S. Johnston
Massa
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J. F. Eaves
Paley Reed
Hearne
Mamie Stuart
Navasota
J. D. West
Wheelock
Sarly Times
Bond
Taylor's
R. G. Tabor
O. E. Minkert
Geo. F. Lee
Wellborn
E. Withers
Allas
Berwick Bay
Fountain & Co
W. C. Gilmore
Crowley
Norwood
Dr. Wahlberg
Waco
Colonel Rogers
Brazos
Konocny Bros
Swift & Co
Fountain & C
Chi
Jerry Easton
Conductor Singer
Ramsey
Konecny Ros
Chaney & Sons
Fort Worth
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Laura Koppe
W. E. Saunders
W.j.coulter
Ferndell
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
E. J. Jenkins
Caldrop
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Lonsdale Cambric
J. W. Singleton
R. K. Erwin
Waxahachie
P. S. Grogan
Keneeny Bros
J. L. Fountain
Norwood’s
A&m
C. P. Hobgood
San Antonio
Mr. Hobgood
Indian Territory
R. R. Knowles
the City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Edward Hall
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webi
J.C. Chaney & Son
Rubbes
Frank Todaro
Buchanan Saddle Shop
Bryan Steam Laundry
Ruse MA