Central Texas News and Events Roundup
Local items report rail schedule details for I G N trains north and south and connections to main lines. Court appearances in Madisonville and visits to San Antonio are noted along with musical theater at the opera house and charitable fundraisers by Christian church women.
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Monroe Edge
Brazos County
San Antonio
R. R. Claridge
Middle West
Herge
Marlin Democrat
H. and T. Schedule North and Southbound Times
The schedule lists Northbound trains No. 1 at 10 20 a m No 8 at 1 27 p m and No 5 at 2 13 a m Southbound trains No 2 at 2 00 p m No 4 at 4 16 p m and No 6 at 2 46 a m Nos 8 and 4 are fast trains stopping only at principal stations.
Merry-Go-Round Contest Seeks Bryan’s Most Popular Lady
The merry-go-round operators start a voting contest to pick Bryan’s most popular young lady. Each ticket buys one vote, with a $15 parasol for the winner. Parasol on display at Parks & Waldrop's after Thursday. voting ends Saturday night. only white voters permitted.
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Bryan
Merry-Go-Round
Parks & Waldrop’s
J. and G. N Excursion to San Antonio Fair Ticket Notice
J. and G. N excursion to the San Antonio Fair runs from the 17th to the 29th with tickets on sale until October 30. Round trip fare from Bryan is 6.15 dollars. special sales price is 3.00 dollars for Bryan departures. Limited travel dates apply: October 17–18 to October 20, October 25 to October 27, and October 28 to October 30.
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Bryan
News in Brief Roundup of Crises and Crimes
A Terrell barber slips on a banana peel and dislocates his shoulder. A pioneer miller dies in San Antonio. Distilling earnings rise to 85 371 800 with a 3 066 200 gain. broom makers plan a trade combination. Editor B S Smiser named Choctaw townsite commissioner. Braceville wife dies after arson attempt. George Buffington convicted for Oda Miller's July killing. Three Moorehead children burned near Cruger. Patience Mason finds 3600 in gold buried near Pine Bluff, nets Thomas Mitchell arrest. Arch Woodin kills in lawless jealous attack in Mount Pleasant injuring none and himself.
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E. R. Miller
Terrell
Tex
Carl H. Guenthop
San Antonio
Distilling Trust of America
B. S. Smiser
John Ice
Braceville
Ind
George Buffington
Oda Miller
Ellsworth
Kan
Cruger
Miss
George Moorehead
Patience Mason
Pine Bluff
Thomas Mitchell
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Archie Woodin
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J. M. Bullock
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Carnegie Library
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Mary Joseph
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Austin Yester
Mary Bond
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Norwood's Cash Store
Paul Bradley
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Oscar Hall
R. L. Riggs
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Lillie May Jones
Maud Nicol
Alice Myers
Ivy Hobgood
Sidney Bugg
Annie Wasatka Lakes
Nellie Rohde
Carrie Horetsky
San Antonio Fair
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