On the May 16 Bring of Texas News and Notes
Reprint of a Bryan Texas column notes political loyalties across states with delegates to Yon Yonsoy and Atwell plans, church amusements, onion shipments from Galveston, and Mose Harris challenge to Col. Lyon. Rail service between Bremond and Waco resumes with sleeper cars, signaling improving conditions.
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Galveston
An. Mose Harris
Col
Cecil Lyon
Republican Party
Maj. Mose
Lyon
T. J. Anderson
Bremond
Waco
Final Day of Roosevelt Conference Concludes With Resolutions
On May 15 Washington closed the third and final day of the governors conference. President Roosevelt opened the session at 10:15 and Governor Blanchard presented a broad report urging future conferences and general legislative action. The group adopted a Bryan resolution mourning Ex President Cleveland’s illness and adjourned sine die at 12:45 after arranging papers for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conference of Governors
Roosevelt
Blanchard
Louisiana
Cleveland
Bryan
Five Bishops Elected in AME General Conference
Norfolk reports the African Methodist Episcopal church general conference elected five bishops. In Memphis a man named Reuben Solomon shot himself after losing his job, dying from the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
African Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference
Memphis
Reuben Solomon
Potatoes shipped in from Cottonwood district
Two carloads of Irish potatoes were brought in to market yesterday by farmers from Cottonwood Harris School Kurten and nearby neighborhoods. The shipment was sacked at Bryan Press Company wharf and fertilizer use boosted yields by about fifteen bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Edge
J. P. Gilpin
F. S. Baker
S. E B. Locke
Wm. Hudspeth
George Maindrd
Gus Stevener
J. D. Castle
P. P. Carroll
T. M. Turner
J. Webb Howell
Eagle
Three Day Soap Sale At Walker's Store
A three day sale offers Fair bank's Clairette Glycerine Tar Coco Castile and Fairy's soaps at 3 12 cents per bar. Window display showcases a fine assortment. Thursday Friday and Saturday only at Walker's 5c and 10e store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Coco Castile
Fairy’s
Walker
Quick Meal Stove Promises Easy Safe Cooking
Cole Hardware Co touts the Quick Meal Stove as ready to use with no smoke odor or ashes. It claims to be economical clean and simple for anyone to operate, outperforming wood or coal stoves in speed cost and reliability.
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Cole Hardware Co
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E. J. Fountain
iThe Daily Eagle
Postoffice
Texas
Carnes & Wallace
Bryan, Texas
Bay
Minnesota
New Jersey
Yon Yonsoy
Johnson
Will H. Atwell
Dallas
Earth
Hettie Green
Mary Taft
Federation of Women’s Clubs In
Fort Worth
Foraker
Senate
Congress
Sabine
Neches
Trinity
Brazos
Gaudaloupe
Emmel & Maloney Prescription Druggists
I. Y
Farmers of
Cottonwood
Harris School
Tabor and
Kurten
H.& TC
W. W. Harris
S. H. Harris
Calvert
Allen Academy
Frank Dobrovolny
Frank Dobbrovolney
College Community
Dobrovothy
Joe Wasatke
Houston
College
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rector Burying Ground
Father Gliessner
Bryen Wilson & Derden
West Side
The
First National Bank
United States
J. W
Howell Outwright
H. Co
Bryan, JR
Guy Picmnis
F. M
MO. M. Bi
Hones
Lawrence & CO
North Texas
Harder & Buckhaul
Stevenson Machine
Jeason
Idoi
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