Local notes and weather keep Bryan busy this week
The Bryan era brings a mix of construction reports and social notes. Antone Dobrovotney begins a new farm residence near College Station while Charles Gurke also builds on his Kurten property. Gus Hedtke plans a home near Edge. other locals upgrade homes with new brick, repairs, and fittings. A baby arrives for the Parkers. marriages unfold in Wixon and nearby churches. A fox hunt event promises a 52-fox hound gathering, and T. A. Gilpin's death closes a long Brazos County era with a 73-year life and seven survivors.
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T. C. Royder
Wellborn
Bryan Dealers
Antone Dobrovotney
College Station
Charles Gurke
Kurten
Gus Hedtke
Edge
Ny Tak
John Reymond
Milton B. Parker
Bloss
Bryan
Kosarek & Merka
Smetana
Bullick & Jones of
Harvey
Notice to Hunters on Andrews Lands
Land posted as required by law. Hunters and others are warned not to trespass. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 293wlt Mrs. William Andrews.
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WM. Andrews
Everybody Invited To Read Election Returns In Bryan
The Eagle invites all Bryanians and visitors to read tonight’s election returns on a west side Main street illuminated screen in front of the office. The American Press Association will wire the results while free electric power and a stereopticon display are provided by local sponsors.
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The
Eagle
Bryan
Main Street
American Press Association
Messrs. Cox and
Schultz
T. J. Preston
Bryan Electric Light Plant
J. B. Stevenson
Bryan Machinery Company
Heaven
Kern
Going Home to Vote in Roosevelt Family Moves
Washington reports a broad exodus of officials heading to their home districts to vote. President Roosevelt plans to depart for Oyster Bay tonight and cast an early morning vote, with Theodore Roosevelt Jr possibly joining his father for his first vote. The presidential special train is due back in Washington around 6 pm tomorrow to receive the returns at the White House.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Washington
White House
Georgia-Carolina Fair Opens in Augusta With Record Attractions
The Georgia-Carolina fair in Augusta Georgia opened today featuring a larger, more diverse array of attractions than previous years. The event runs through the end of the week.
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Augusta
Bryan Texas adopts Board of Health and disease reporting ordinances
City officials in Bryan enact two ordinances on October 22 creating a four physician Board of Health to oversee sanitation and require heads of families schools and teachers to report infectious or contagious diseases such as whooping cough diphtheria scarlet fever mumps and others with penalties for noncompliance including fines from five to twenty five dollars.
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Bryan
Texas
City of
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E. J. Fountain
Wiedeman
Congress of Rough Riders and Indians
Custer
Schloss
A. J. Wagney & Co
Jenks Lee
Grace Jenkins
Wixon
D. J. McDonald
Henry Lenz
Annie Brado
John Utrecht
Lena Plagens
Zack
Madison County
Mark Wilcox
Tabor
T. A. Gilpin
Parker
Main
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Christian Church of
J. A. Challenner
E.anode
W. R. Bate
Sky
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Butte
Eugene Edge
Brazos County
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Haring
Tryon
Vicksburg
Corinth
J. W. Massey
S. C. Lawless
W. G. Reynolds
Cottonwood
T. A. Cloud
This City
J. P. Gilpin
E. P. Gilpin
Birmingham
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Waco
Emmet & Maloney Prescription Druggists
Webb Bros
Chelicake
Stein-Bloch
Erriga
Bloch
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Webb Brothers
First National Bank
J. B. Hines
J.T. Maloney
Coll
J. T. Malon Age
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