Local notes and schedules from the city
Local items list train times and arrivals for No. 122 No. 101 and No. 121 plus local news notes. Visitors include Hon Chas Davis of El Paso and Miss Floy Beckham of Hearne. Advertisements urge McDougald's drug store Franklin Bros grocery and cigar sales.
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Chas. Davis
el Paso
McDougald's
Ruby Davis
Hearne
W. Mack Sanders
Mumford
Floy Beckham of
Mrsenno
K. Davis
McGowan heads to Navasota for depot project work
I G N superintendent of buildings McGowan left for Navasota to supervise the new depot construction. Nabors Bros secure a first class blacksmith shop behind their stable, offering horseshoeing services and a small local ad hints at community commerce. A lost watch is returned via a 25 cent ad in the Eagle. The stock law enforcement is set. citizens urged to keep stock from wetting out.
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PD. McGowan
Navasota
Nabors Bros
Notice of Stock Law Compliance Enforcement
City Marshal 311 T. P. Boyett issues notice that complaints will be filed against parties turning out calves or other stock in violation of the stock law, warning of enforcement actions.
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T. P. Boyett
Thanksgiving union service and holiday promotions announced
The union Thanksgiving service will be held at 11 this morning at the Christian church with all pastors churches and choirs invited to participate. Dr. W. C. Finley will preach the Thanksgiving sermon. A meeting by Joe B. Reed is set for Friday night to discuss new rates, open to all. Local merchants promote holiday shopping, urging support for home institutions. Geo. Curtis of Tolson-Miller Co. advertises two nights of theatre at the opera house December 2 and 3 with The Prisoner of Algiers Faust, prices 25 35 and 50 cents, and special scenery and effects.
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Union
W. C. Finley
The
Baptist Church
Christian Church
W. J. Hannah
Knights of Honor
Joe B. Reed
F. R
Eagle
Geo. Curtis
Tolson-Miller Co
Opera
Algiers
To Cure Chills or Malaria in 4 Days
An advertisement offers Quinoria to cure chills fever or malaria in four days. It promises refunds if the remedy fails and lists a price of 50 cents per package. M. H. James, a Bryan druggist, is named as a leading seller.
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M. H. James
Bryan
List of Letters Remaining at Bryan Post Office
Week ending November 26 notices a long list of names including Maggie Anison, Frank Bonn, Ella Foard, John Finnie, Harry Goodwin, Henry Edge, Lily Serford, Mary Moore, Rebecca Palmer, Julia Johnson, Belle Williams, and others. A one cent charge is applied for roof mail advertised. callers should say advertised with the date. Rex Dyspepsia Tablets claim cure for dyspepsia and indigestion with a money-back guarantee offered by M. H James, Bryar Texas.
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Brooks
D Anison
Maggie Buttke
Frank Bonn
Jane Cole
R E Boner
Allas Croford
Jim Brand
Kite Edge
Henry Berry
Celestia Fields
Eugene 2
Foard
Ella Finley
LR Finnie
John Goodwin
Harry Mopkins
T L McOy
OP Perkins
Frank
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Waco
Do. E. Davis
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Bryan Groceay Co
Allen DeMaret
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Mrs
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the Christian Church
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Rockdale
J. W. Coulter
A.D. Rust
Western
Carter
Dunn & Daly
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Krippendorf, Dittman Ladies
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Waldrop
Little
Havana
Littman Cigar Factory
Austin
Stock Law Notice
M. H James
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Ko Eee PeBryan
Tlexas
Ganners
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MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Wabors Brothers
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James’ Heat Powders
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