Locals and Updates From Bryan's Progress Merchants
A collage of notices and items from Bryan lists travel schedules for several trains, local residents like Miss Hursey and the Joneses shopping in town, and visitors from Parker's school and Harvey. It notes promotions at A J Wagner & Co and a prize lace coat, with social notes about church matters and a lost watch charm. The weather forecast calls for showers and southerly wind along the coast.
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Hursey
Jersey
R. L. Jones
Parker
J. W. Mathis
Tabor
Miss Hursey
Clay Burroughs
Henry Beal
Prospect
Eagle
Dington
Gregg
Ursey
Ommie Todd
Harvey
A. B. Yyess
Miss
E. C
T. A. Satterwhite
A. J. Wagner & Co
Ars McKenzie
Messrs
Wilson & Derden
Hanan
Bertha
Lela Sellers
Bryan
Myrtle Parker
Pinkie Ferguson
K. P
Barn
College
J. W. Rawls
Baytons
Texas
Otto Boehme
Hood
Thornton
The
Methodist Church
J. B. Turrentine
Turrentine
Thanksgiving Service Music at First Baptist Church
The program lists an Organ Prelude Chromatic Fantasia by Thiele, Anthem Praise Ye Jehovah by Gounod, Choir led by Mr J Bert Graham, Offertory Pavane Favorite by Brisson with Mrs H O Boatwright as organist, and additional selections.
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First Baptist
Thiele
J. Bert Graham
Brisson
H. O. Boatwright
The Show Comes to Bryan Draws Large Crowd
A major touring show arrives in Bryan with an estimated crowd near ten thousand. Delays from a derailed parade switch shift, but spectators remained patient and enjoyed both the afternoon and evening performances. The event features Indians, colorful riders, trick mules, bands, and diverse acts praised as high quality and worth the price.
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Bryan
Fannin
Carload of horses and mules to be sold in Bryan
Public notice from C E DuBose listing a carload of horses, mares and mules traveling to Port Arthur and returning to Bryan. DuBose invites buyers to meet at the Brazos Valley Horse and Mule Co. barn to purchase single and double drivers and other animals available for sale.
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Bryan
Port Arthur
Brazos Valley
Cotton market shows record ginned total to Nov 15
The census report lists 9,630,563 bales ginned by November 15, up from 7,311,202 a year ago. Ginners' report marks a record high. Saturday prices hold steady. Mr and Mrs J D O.Neil of Norman gee visit Mr and Mrs Jas Godwin in this city.
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J. D O'Neil
Normangee
Jas. Godwin
This City
WwW C Fountain Office Watch Over Smith Drug Co
A brief note records WwW C Fountain watching over Smith Drug Co as part of a local business vigil. The entry notes security monitoring and responsibility assigned to Fountain for the storefront.
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Smith Drug Co
Crane Decides Against Boom Districts In Brazos County
Rev W D Crane of Rockdale visits the city and decides not to move his family here yet while considering land purchase. He cites expected immigration to Galveston and predicts land values will rise. Also visiting investor S H Scott, father of Judge Sam Scott, plans to buy nearby and settle. The Eagle urges readers to contact local real estate men for land options.
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Crane
W. D. Crane
Rockdale
Eagleman
Galveston
Brazos County
S. H. Scott
Sam Scott
Waco
Uvalde County
Eagle
Scott
The
District K P meeting appoints multiple committees in town
The article lists reception, arrangement, finance and entertainment committees with numerous members led by J B Steven son and J M Hare. It also recounts a basketball dispute between T W C and West Side girls with a 2 to 0 forfeit in favor of T W C and a published unsigned rebuttal.
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K. of P
J. B. Stevenson
J. M. Hare
W. H. Lawrence
J. W. Williams, Jr
G. A. Adams
Robi. Armstrong
H. A. Burger
J. W. Batts
J. B. Butler
A. G. Beard
A. W. Buchanan
G. M. Brandon
J M. Caldwell
D. F. Dansby
A. A. Farley
J. T. Maloney
G. 8. Parker
J. B. Reed
O. E. Saunders
W S. Wilson, Sr
A M Waldrop
J. Allen Myers
Ed. Hall
Tyler Haswell
E. J. Jenkins
Dr. W. H. Lawrence
C. M. Bell
W. B. Saunders
H. R. Cavitt
John R. Cole
E. M. Dodson
Mike Derden
Joe Howard
Frank Myers
T. C. Nunn
Trent Newton
C. G. Walker
John C. Vick
John B. Hines
A. Zinanti
R. W. Howell
John A. Moore
W. H. Cole
W. J. Coulter
J. M. Lawrence
E. F. Parks
F. C. Oliver
Eagle Office
West Side
Eagle
Eagle Press
Hanan Shoes Promote Quality Over Cheaper Brands
An advertisement touts Hanan shoes as the best option, noting higher cost than rivals but implying superior quality. mentions A. J. as the author or point of contact.
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A. J. Wagner & Co
Market Receipts Rise as Season Totals Grow
By Friday November 20 wagon receipts reached 640 bales a week gain of 30 bales. Season totals hit 16 339 square bales, up from 9622 last year. Round bales add 1684, or 17181 when half bales counted, versus 10122 prior year. Sheriff Conlee praised the Miller show as clean and high class with no arrests on show day.
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Conlee
Eagle Man
Hunting prohibition posted near Bryt by Hudspeth
Wm Hudspeth posts a legal notice eleven miles north of Bryt warning all persons not to hunt on the land. The notice cites compliance with law and directs avoidance of hunting activities on the area.
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Bryton
Wm. Hudspeth
Bi machine mad that is in eye United States
Many a woman has faced wear out of common machine parts. A salesman from United States T. A. Satterwhite promotes a Bi machine as durable. The ad lists contact details and a local feed store offer for various feed stuffs and exchanges.
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United States
T. A. Satterwhite
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C. Fountain
Brazos
A. A. McKinzie
H. G. Rhodes
T. A. Searcy
R. H. Harrison
H. O. Jones
J. A. McQueen
W O. Sanders
O. L. Tabor
T. K. Lawrence
J. B. Mike
H. C. Robinson
George W. Smith
J. H. Webb
T. W.C
Mothers’ Club
Hague
Tom Lee
J. N. Cole
Delal Bond
Parks & Waldrop the Clothiers
Cotton
Lawrence Warehouse
Union Warehouse
Vick