Central Texas Teachers Meet in Bryan December First
The Central Texas Teachers Association will convene at Bryan high school on Saturday December 1. Sessions begin 1 P M with discussions on text book use teaching and discipline ethics among teachers and outlook for colleges in the United States. Local talent will present programs after a supper break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Teachers Association
Bryan
Rosemary Shields
A. Thompson
Calvert
W. A. Marquess
Texas to the Front in Agricultural Prosperity
In 1900 the Texas literary bureau urges farmers and business people to seize agriculture’s potential. High cotton prices, wheat, cattle, and vegetables invite mills, packing houses, tanneries, canning plants, and more. Promote resources to attract capital and migrants across the border for sustained growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Literary Bureau
Central Lines
Housto
Holiday Opening at Wilson Jenkins Drug Company
The fifth annual holiday opening attracted a large crowd with magnificent displays. Flags of many nations festooned the shop along with chrysanthemums and tissue decorations. Notable items included Hegel in decorated china ex m e c plaques bric a brac busts and fine lamps. Prof Zehnal’s orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Company
Hegelin
Prof. Zehnal
Thimbles on sale at Goodman and Miller jewelers
Local ad notes a wide range of thimbles available at Goodman and Miller Reliable Jewelers. The listing highlights variety in shapes and sizes for customers seeking decorative or functional items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman & Miller
Reliable Jewelelers
Deel
List of letters remaining in the Bryan post office week ending Nov 26
A roster of names includes Aldridge Delil and Mrs Jet Bradlen among others. The notice lists unsigned letters held at the Bryan post office for the week ending November 26 with a one cent charge per advertised item and asks callers to say advertised when inquiring, signed by Tyler Haswhul, postmaster.
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Lie Adams
Geo
Anie Banks Walker
Bond Leda Bently
TG Young
Eddie Bone
M Booker
Jas Henry Hood
Will Davis
H J
i'Gandy
Gray Shelton
George T J Gillespie
Geo Hawley
W Hill
Robert Holleman
Lawrence Horton
SM Johnson
John Jackson
Cedar Creek Lodge
Judie Billie Kelsey
TL Kosarek
John Lockhart
DL Mace Jones Mathis II
Mukaska
J J Mason
Isac Mitehel
Mitehel
Henry Morris
Nireh
Arnold Alander
Tony Oliver J B Smith DE Smith
Ransom
Ratino Placido Sanders
Henry Sollock
Geo W
Shannon Neely Simmons
DB Sanders
Napoleon Tullows
Jo W
Turner Martin Wood Chand
B Williams
Eddie Wilson
Bryan
Tyler Haswhul
P.M
Hotel Arrivals List From Various Cities
A scrambled hotel arrivals note lists guests and dates with names and cities including New Orleans Chicago Boston Galveston and Houston. Notable names include Patton Bailey Waltham Carr Neville and Burnett among others in a dense roster format.
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Syron Miller
New Orleans
Hi Patton
J J Bailey
JD Waltham
Sydney
Thanksgiving Excursion to Austin for Texas Game
A Brazos Valley excursion from Bryan to Austin on Thanksgiving day offers round trip tickets for 1.50. The train departs Bryan at 7:30 a.m. and returns from Austin later the same day. D C DeMaret, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. College
University of Texas
Calvert, Walled 9 & Brazos Valley Railroad
Bryan
Austin
Vidoo
Samme
D.C. DeMaret
Galveston Relief Meeting Notice for Train Tickets
A Galveston relief meeting announces H. and Co selling round trip tickets from Fort Worth for November 30 with a transit limit of one day each way. Tickets priced at 375. Lumit tickets must be stamped in Fort Worth by December 2, 1900. W. H. Wilson, Avent.
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Ft. Worthy
Tate
Lumit
Ft. Worth
Wilson
Avent
A Guaranteed Attraction Harrison Bros Minstrels
Harrison Bros minst rels appear here Saturday December 1 with two performances to prove their good faith. See the parade and cake walk on the street Saturday December 1st.
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Harrison Bros., Minstrels
Thanksgiving Store Closure Announcement
Thanksgiving greetings from J. M. Caldwell at 307 The Jewelers. Store will be closed on Thanksgiving day. inviting all customers to visit any other time and expressing a hope to see everyone. Signed J. M. Caldwell.
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J. M. Caldwell
the Jewler
Nor wood's Introduces New Line of Ladies Skirt Goods
A large assortment of ladies skirts in blue and gray hues has just arrived at Nor wood's. The new line features varied styles and fits, inviting shoppers to preview the fresh arrivals.
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Norwood
C. B. Shepard Returns to Call in Newton County
Local report notes C. B. Shepard has returned to Call within Newton County, marking a change of residence or assignment for the individual.
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C. B. Shepard
Newton County
Gates Charges Guardian Trust Chief with Mismanagement
John W Gates seeks a receiver for Guardian Trust in St. Louis court alleging President A D Stillwell drains funds to promote the Kansas City Mexican and Orient railroad. Accuses Stillwell of $20 000 yearly salary and $50 000 in annual officer compensation while stock manipulation costs the firm $20 000 monthly. Stillwell and other officers deny claims, calling the move a personal attack to oust him and advance the railway venture.
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St. Louis
John W. Gates
Guardian Trust Company
United States Circuit Court
Amos Thayer
A. D. Stillwell
Kansas City
Mexican and Orient Railway
Stillwell
Trust Company
James Hagerman
Krantell
Max Pam
Chicago
Trimble
Thomas M. Chapman
McKeighan
Mexico
Orient Enterprise
Student Hawkins Captures Burglar in Princeton Hall
In Princeton New Jersey on November 27 student Gaylord R Hawkins trapped a burglar named Frank E McFordan of Trenton. Hawkins arranged the capture leading to the confiscation of valuables from Blair and Dod halls and the burglar was turned over to police.
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Princeton
N. J
Frank E. McFordan
Trenton
Gaylord R Hawkins
Little Hall
Hawkins
Stranger
Proctor Topley
Blair
Dod
Notable double killings in Daisy and refineries in operation
In Daisy Georgia two men E A Johnson and Robert Hatten fatally shot each other. Dr J W Brock a noted army surgeon died at his Leavenworth Kansas home. A Sugar City California refinery costing 1 million dollars is now operating. A fire near Easton Pennsylvania destroyed the Krause and Son cement plant, with insured loss around 200 thousand dollars.
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Daisy, Ga
E. A. Johnson
Robert Hatten
J. W. Brock
Leavenworth, Kas
Sugar City
Cal
Easton
Krause & Son
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Webb Bros
N. B
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Central Texas Teachers
Wootan Wells
United States
Helma
Alfred Wright
Mary Stuart
Priscilla
Juliet
Maud Muller
Pinnauds
Violette Reine
Roger’s & Gallets
Olgates
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Aldridge Delil Battle
Jet Bradlen
Ellen Brewer
Ida Clark
Sarah Cox
SR Crawly
Emma Collin
Clara Dorry
Sarah Devone Fannie Dudley
al Dossey
Duimus
Evant
W Griffin
Sarah Jones
San Jones
Bammer Jones
Joanna Lewis
Real Nash
Eliza Page Maildie McFarland
Mr Lane
Ella Tillery
Matilda
Central
B. F. Ford
Hollis
G. W. Maxwell Pankey
W. B P. Kell
Millicnn
Fannie Albertson
Pankey
Julian Brown
Ardale
J. I. Evans
Galveston
A. M. Burnett
Hettie Burnett
J. H. Sanders
P. B. Fillingame
Franklin
W. A. Watkins
Taliafirro Building
Thesasas
M. Nagle
Attorney AT Law
Bryan, Texas
Court Houser
W. B. Hudson
J. G. Minkert
Hudson & Ainkert
Gates
Omoers
Berlin
Emperor Kwang Sun
Li Hang Chang
Pekin
An Hsieh Wang
Laredo
Tex
Richard Gray
Duval County
Webb County
Washington
Corbin
MacArthur
Manila
John W. Kennedy
Signal Corps
Yoakum, Tex
Oakum
Roose Bros
Paris
al Lambert
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Mex
Merida
Dewey Arch
New York
Charleston
Czar
Lividia
Levy Bros
Levy Brothers
Franklin Brothers
Bryan Grocery Company
Candy Kitchen
Berwick Bay
Lowney’s
Gunther's
Wilcox
M. F. Heenan
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctora
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