Passengers schedules and local notices in Marlin
Passenger train schedules list North bound at 1 38 p m and 5 North bound at 12 46 a m South bound 3 40 p m and 16 South bound 2 48 a m G N schedules show 102 Northbound 10 20 a m 101 South bound 5 05 p m Local items note sales on ladies shirts and muslin underwear Wagner Webb and Caldwell notices mention visits, arrivals, and errands in Marlin with multiple locals and business ads headlines.
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G. N
Wagner
K Webb
Dallas
Percy Shands
Marlin
S. Hart
Houston
W. Hunicutt
Brenham Yester
Lunch stand privilege bid at Texas A and M College
Sealed bids are invited from vendors for a lunch stand on the Texas A and M College campus during commencement. The sale may include ice cream soda water lemonade fruits and cigars with alcohol prohibited. Bids due 10 a.m. Saturday June 1 with right to reject all bids.
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A. and M. College of Texas
Diverse Local Notices Highlight Sales Deaths and Appointments
A batch of items notes clothing sales from Webb Bros and Wagner & Brandon, a Houston Galveston excursion ticket tally, bakery ads, and a lost wishbone brooch. Also listed are Miss Geraldine Kelley’s return from Marlin graduation, painting services, insurance offices, musical studies in Germany, and a county attorney resignation with J. J. Ford named as successor.
Young social world shines in Doremus violet dinner
The twenty first birthday of Erastus B. Doremus was celebrated with a violet themed dinner hosted by Judge and Mrs. J. W. Doremus. Guests included twenty five young friends, with a gold watch presented by the group.
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Erastus B. Doremus
J. W. Doremus
Doremus
Rudolph Myers
Messrs
Stuart Boatwright
John Preston
Robt. Tabor
Emmett Cole
Ernest Ettle
Marshall Spell
Hal Saunders
Neil McDougald
Henry Rohde
Hendrix Conway
Harry Pverly Jr
Roy Buchanan
Roy Nunn
John Collins
Frank Webb
Jack Gordon
Milton Parker
Seth DeMaret
George Chance
George Brandon
Roger Astin
Frank Buchanan
Wilson Buchanan
Onyx Veil Gause Hose Price at Webb
Webb lists 50c price for Onyx black veil gause hose. Limited stock in store only, item ID 139.
Ladies Choral Club Recital Set for May 21 in Bryan
Music lovers in Bryan and vicinity are invited to a recital by the Ladies Choral Club next Tuesday evening May 21 at 8 30 assisted by tenor Mr M Try Slaughter of Dallas The program honors the club after their triumph at the Ft Worth English singing societies festival under director Frederick Lillebridge and promises an attractive show following renewed practice since their return The Eagle urges a full house and notes this is the last performance until fall Meanwhile the First Baptist church Sunday school choir held a lawn picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs J Webb Howell with about twenty couples enjoying lunches and electric lights at the scene
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T. A. Satterwhite
Morris Furniture Company
Exchange Hotel
W. L. Houston Jr
Ladies Choral Club
M. Try Slaughter
Dallas
Fort Worth
Carl T. Harper
Harper
Commissioners’ Court
J. J. Ford
Ford
Madisonville
Bryan and
Frederic Lillebridge
Ft. Worth
Slaughter
Bryan
Eagle
Webb Bros. Offers Stein-Bloch Clothing at 139
Local retailer Webb Bros markets Stein-Bloch garments at 139 with emphasis on quality fabrics and tailored fits. The notice highlights the store’s selection and ongoing sales to attract shoppers.
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Stein-Bloch Clothing
Webb Bros
New Road Chartered to Run Henrietta to Archer City
Articles for the Southwestern Railway company of Henrietta reveal a $25,000 capital and plans to run thirty five miles from Henrietta to a point near Archer City in Archer county. Incorporators include M. G. Dennison and J. W. Broad among Fort Worth names. Abilene, Toronto figures also listed. State embalmers board members met Health Officer Brumby to discuss uniform interstate transport rules for corpses. Detective W T L Rynerson in El Paso secured a governor’s requisition for extradition of J F Fulton, held in Providence for forgery charges.
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Henrietta
Archer City
Austin
Southwestern Railway Company of
Archer County
M. G. Dennison
John W. Broad
FE. H. Holcomb
T. L. Frazier
E. J. Durham
A. Gray
C. W. Hutcheson
Fort Worth
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Ed .&. Hughes
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el Paso
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Committee of Seven Controls San Francisco Affairs
May 18 report states the committee of seven, representing the city’s five leading commercial groups, effectively governs municipal affairs. Mayor Schmitz pledged to follow the committee’s requests, while the panel begins police department scrutiny and plans broader reforms across city government. F. W. Van Sicklen confirms the mayor’s duty to implement the committee’s instructions.
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San Francisco
Committee of Seven
Schmitz
F. W. van Sicklen
Texas Midland roadbed and track praised
Hon B F Yoakum says the Texas Midland railway roadbed and track are in fine condition. A yellow fever case in Guatemala led the marine hospital service to quarantine that country. The Delius Vineyard Company filed its charter in Guthrie with capital stock 100000. Arthur Cowan was killed while removing a handcar from the Santa Fe track near Brownwood.
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Moss Point
Miss
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Capital Stock
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