Train Schedules and Local Notices At The Bryan Fair
Railway times list north and southbound trains with numbers and departure moments. Local mentions include Willis Youens with E R Bramer, Falstaff beer, Sir W H Dean's Beaumont visit, John M Caldwell jewelry sales, Littman Cigar Factory Austin offers, and O B Colquitt railroad commissioner candidate visiting the fair.
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Bryan
Little Havana
Littman Cigar Factory
Austin
Local News Snippets From Bryan Area Markets and Visits
Knolly Robinson of Madisonville visits Bryan. Car of first class mules for sale at MecCorquodale stable this week. 92 Cottage for rent apply to Mrs. Johnson. 205 Midge Buffington of Anderson spent yesterday in Bryan. McDougalds drug store sells toilet articles. John Wittman Jr. of Corsicana came for the fair. Minkert and Loughridge can repair or build buggies. Mrs. Polly Moody of Dallas visiting Mrs. K. E. Pearson. If so, consider box Sex’s candy. Hutchinson ton yesterday. Writing line at Crane 7 tar.
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Littman
Austin
O. B. Colquitt
Terrell
Colquitt
John M. Caldwell
Bryan
Knolly Robinson
Madisonville
MecCorquodale
Johnson
Midge Buffington
Anderson
McDougald
John Wittman Jr
Corsicana
Minkert & Loughridge
Polly Moody
Dallas
KE. C. Pearson
Bryan County Fair Exhibits and Local Advertisements
Display lists include Buchanan Bros buggies DeLaval Cream Separator by J M Vance San Antonio exhibt printing Bryan Eagle art and educational exhibits by Bryan graded school and A and M College firms Howell Bros J W Morris J H White F W Yeager nurseries and farm products plus Farrimond coal at 7 50 per ton cash delivery and California Wheatine breakfast cereal advertised by Kernele Bros Cole Bros 294
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Buchanan Bros
J.M. Vance
San Antonio
Texas
Bryan Eagle
Joseph Daly
Allen Academy
J. A. Myers
J. W. Morris
Dallas
J. R. Collier
Mumford
Howell Bros
McNutt Bros
Brazos
Bryan Graded School
Experiment Station
Cannery
Hewitt
Georgetown
Carter’s
D. W. Ford
Oakland Nursery
Hollis
McDuff Simpson
J. H. White
F. W. Yeager
Millican
Murphy
Frank Clarke
S. W. Higgs
A. and
M. College
W. Mack Sanders
George Hensarling
E. Gandy
Sam Hunter
Farrimond
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co
California
San Francisco
Kernele Bros
Cole Bros
Bryan Day at the Central Texas Fair Delights Crowds
The last day of the Central Texas fair drew large crowds in Bryan with a horse show, balloon ascent by Sergeant Baldwin, and numerous contests. Winners included Miss Leake of Navasota in ladies riding, Rivers Patent and Collie Camp in gentlemen's driving, Nathan Stapp in gentlemen's riding, and a tie in ladies driving. Prizes were awarded for babies, twins, and triplets, with Gilley of Caldwell winning the roping. The night program was canceled due to rain.
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Central Texas
Bryan
Sergeant Baldwin
Miss Leake
Navasota
D. F. Dansby
H. H. Hickman
Hearne
R. O. Allen
Ira Gooch
W. W. Griffin
Gunter
Madison County
Gilley
Caldwell
Branches
Curtiss Comedy Company
German buyers tap American anthracite amid world demand
Foreign orders for U S anthracite coal have surged, led by Germany as labor troubles in Wales and France shrink regional supplies. Berlin figures Baron Hoecke Gustav Schulze and P A Hanckow visiting Pennsylvanian fields to place sizable contracts including 4000 tons for Gustav Schulze at Berlin.
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New York
Germany
Wales
France
Berlin
Baron Hoecke
Gustav Schulze
P. A. Hanckow
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Will Help Mrs. Toppan Fight Murder Charge
Boston November report says Mrs. J E Snow, cousin of Jane Toppan, claims wealthy and influential backers will unite to defend the nurse. She says families she served as nurse may testify and that Miss Toppan will testify at the inquest while maintaining innocence.
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Boston
J. E. Snow
Jane Toppan
Mary BE. Gibbs
Cataumet
Egbert Gets Three-Year Sentences In Letter Scam
Judge Bryant sentences D Egbert Jr after a jury finds him guilty of opening a registered letter and stealing 69 dollars. He receives one year on the letter charge and three years on the money charge, to run concurrently for a maximum of three years. Egbert, a former railway mail clerk, operated between Houston and Columbia on the Columbia Tap railway.
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Galveston
Bryant
D. Egbert, Jr
Egbert
Houston
Columbia
Columbia Tap
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dozier Bakery
Blanke’s
Swifts
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby
Willis Youens
Columbus
E. R. Bramer
W.H. Dean
Beaumont
John M. Caldwell’s
Rand
Just
Nobby
Dog Brothers
COAL
Hart Schaffner & Piarx Aflor
Waldrop
Men’s Outfitters
Bryan Day AY the Fair
American Coal
Europe
Mrs. Toppan
Blanke Bros
Dunkley
White Crest
John M. Lawrence & CO
Nabors Brothers
Nabors
James’ Heat Powders
M. H. James
Bryan Texas
Allegretti