Bryan Texas Courier 1968 Classified Notices and Editorial Snippets
A Bryan Texas publication from November 26 1968 contains mixed content including postal rates subscription details and advertising terms, commentary on politics and social issues, remarks about moral standards and labor, and notes on rail and river freight rates. It mentions UBF public discourse, constitutional referenda results, and local commerce promotions. The page also references a paper mill venture in Atlanta, education sentiments in Texas, and football ticket sales in Austin.
Cotton Bagging Movement Endorsed By Cottonwood Union
The Cottonwood Union No 4434 endorsed New Orleans and Memphis declarations on cotton bagging and the manufacture of cotton bags. They urge grocers to demand and favor cotton packed goods and urge manufacturers to switch from jute and burlap to cotton. They estimate nearly 2,000,000 bales of low grade cotton needed to meet demand, boosting prices for other cotton grades. Secretary GANNAWAY and VP TURNER sign the resolution dated Nov 21, 1908. The piece ends with a moral about Southern sympathy inspired by Henry Grady’s story and a call to neighborly aid during sorrow.
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Cottonwood Union
New Orleans
Memphis
Gannaway
T. M. Turner
Texas Woman's College Recital Delights Chapel Audience
A pupils recital at Texas Woman's College chapel opens a series of performances. Miss McCauley and Miss Jordan headline parts such as Romance and Gypsy Dance with several pieces including Love and Fame and The Millers' Daughter Puppet works.
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Texas Woman’s College
Texas Woman's College
Miss McCauley
Manning
Thomas
Miss McInnis
Garrett
Vale
Miss Jordan
Chadwick
the Millers
Gedaun Eek
Miss Gallaher
Foote
Wearin
Ava
Jean
Ronald
Kaczer
Denee Barcarolle
Ww Co Ftain Dentist Office Upstairs Over Smith Drug Co
A concise notice indicates a dentist from Ww Co will operate from an upstairs office above Smith Drug Co. The entry provides location cues but no dates or contact details.
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Ww. Co
FTAIN
Smith Drug Co
J. W. Batts Real Estate Agent In Town
Office in Taliaferro Building opposite Court House. Files five-room cottage with bath plus two lots in southeast town for 2000 dollars. Single brick house with abstract books, title records, cistern and stable offered at 1050 dollars. Corner lot properties near Main Street.
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Taliaferro Builling
Court House
PyAre
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Bryan
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Sr Bryan
Taft
Canhon
Uncle Joe
Bowers
Joker
The
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Bryan
the Post
Houston
Lord Northcliffe
UBF
Pittsburg
Brazos River
Atlanta
Wood Pulp Paper Trust
John
Vick
Austin
Brandon & Lawrence's
MENT
Henry Grady
Baird Star
New York
Grady
Georgia
Morning Eagle
Eagle
J. W. Batts
W. W. Wilson
B. Hudson
Franklin
Tex Hudson
W .Wilson
Bryan and
Brazos
Roth Counties
Moses Hughes
Edge
M. College
Providence Church
George Platter
Navasota River
Hudson
Ee House
T Near
H. & T. Co. Depot
J. B. Hines
Poe
Hall
Bouisillon
Martin & Locke
Cavitt
Deer Park
Guy Bittle
H. & T. C. Depot
Kansas City
St. Louis
H. & Tlc. Railroad
C.K Dunlap
Jes Anderson
Jen. Pass
Wellborn, Texas
W. H. Lawrence
Benvist
Haswell’s
John Wittman
Tailo
Dallas
Texans
Reed
James & Nunn
Furniture and
Idertakers’ Coods
Sanders Bros
Moore
Robinson
Adams
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