Railroad Time Table and Local News Notes
Train schedules list north and southbound times for several rail lines, followed by a stream of city visitors and residents from Brenham to Houston. Notables include Col. Campbell and congress candidates Mays and Hardy visiting for the Central Texas Fair, rain delays, and a sales notice for Moline implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Campbell
Palestine
Texas
Col. Campbell
Fountain & Co
Fair
Mary Lawrence
Kiam of
Houston
Richard Mays
Congress
Corsicana
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Rufus Hardy
Men's Fall Suits Showcased in New Greys and Blacks
A superb collection of the season's choicest styles in greys dark fancy worsteds and solid black featuring single and double breasted cuts and touted as the best values shown.
Fair Closed By Rain After Record Attendance
The board of directors adjourned the fair last night due to rain, ending what officials described as a highly successful season. Visitors, including many from A and M day, filled the grounds as races and attractions drew growing interest. Visiting horsemen praised the management and said they would return to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeeason
Bryan
Storms injure Oyster Industry along Louisiana coast
Brief items note storms harming the oyster trade on the Louisiana coast, plus a series of local incidents and events including a suicide in Sayre Oklahoma, a rescue home plan in South McAlester, a fatal train incident near New Braunfels, a robbery in New Laredo, a Portland hotel fire, vagrancy arrests in Dallas, and other local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Vinita
I. T
T. C. Crady
Sayre
Okla
South McAlester
Amado Castillo
New Braunfels
Tex
Louis Vidal
New Laredo
Mex
Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Notices Stir Bryan Area
The note lists marriage licenses for Calvin Johns Eugenia Johnson and Dave Goss Hattie Turner. It mentions visits by Mrs Joe Jacobs family to Navasota and arrivals of fair attendees from Anderson. Also reports on land deals near Brownsville irrigated by canal, slander convictions in Decatur, a fatal shooting in Shreveport, storm injuries in Oklahoma, a North Louisiana Cotton Planters meeting, and a tonnage assessment for cotton seed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jacobs
Navasota
Julius Levy
Calvin Johns
Eugenia Johnson
Dave Goss
Hattie Turner
Iowa
Brownsville
Tex
Decatur
George Scagg
John Moore
Shreveport
Scagg
Moore
James Fears
Olustee
Greer County
Oklahoma
North Louisiana Cotton Planters’ Association
W. S. Fullilove
Red River
Hyomei refund guarantee stated by E J Jenkins
E J Jenkins assures readers the Hyomei outfit which includes an inhaler bottle and medicine dropper is refundable if it fails to cure catarrh. The guarantee covers purchases at $1 with lifetime inhaler and 50 cent refills, provided directions are followed and the user is not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
the Eagle
E. J. Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinz
Richelieu
O Fresh National Biscuit Co
Ferndell
Chase & Sanborn
Emperors
Pho
O. H. Reed
Austin
Capt
Billy Bell
Pitt Bridge
Dutch Evetts
Waco
J. W. Doremus
Brenham
J. H. Clark
F. R. Collard
Wheelock
Sam Cavitt
Frances Gibson
Louise Harris
R. E.L. Upehureh
Bedias
Dallas
S.W. Meredith
Chappell Hill
J. J. Connor
Madisonville
John B. Nabors
Brazos
M. D. Newton
Claud Searcy
Hempstead
E. B. Brogdon
L.C. Sellers
Millican
H. Towler
Sutton
W.L. Turner
Stamford
Jones County
T. C. Foster
W. W. ‘Errell
Rufe Duckworth
John McCasland
Brazos Bottom
Will Brock
Hubert Lewis
John Burden
Hearne
J. C. Ward
Allen Academy
Sewall
Norma Calhoun
Billy Griffin
E. Fisher
Rosa Fisher
Joe Groginski
Fisher
V. B. Hua‘gon
Mount Hood
Exposition
Portland
Ore
Bremen
Galveston
St. Louis
Texarkana
International
Great Northern
Thorndale
Pep “de” Ma
Famous Club House
Dwinner & Wright Coffee
White Crest
MO. M. Lawrence
Parks Waldrop
Claude Walker
Fred A. Morgan
Bryan Ice, Storage and Coal Co
Capt. Buffington
R. P. Siddall
M. E. Gates
P. C. MclIntyre
Anderson
EJ. Jenkins
Levy Bros
FORD
S Saloon
Hill & Hill
Paul Jones Four Roses
Atherton
Bond Hunter Rye Brook Hill
W. T. Ford
Webb Brothers
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