Dixon to Speak on Greater Bryan and Brazos County
Sam H. Dixon industrial agent of the Houston and Texas Central railroad will address the Business League and citizens of Bryan and Brazos County at the K of P hall tonight at 8 50 on a Greater Bryan and Greater Brazos County. A league officers election and other important business will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Business League
Bryan
Brazos County
K. of P. Hall
Dixon
Texas
East Texas
League
The
Zebner
Helen Mathis
T. C. Bittle
College
R. Y. King
Belton
C. A. King
Austin
Will Woodlief
Mr. Woodlief
Benchley
Local News and Retail Notices at Coulter's and Clarke & Fountain
Page compiles short items from Bryan area on Coulter's and Clarke & Fountain about fresh mackerel trunks and suits cases, sales, and customer notices. It lists visitors like Miss Sadie Mawhinney, J T Jones, and Mrs Marx, plus farm sales, boarders, and local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter's
Clarke & Fountain
Thos. W. Stewart
Galveston
W. H. Willson
Stewart
Monarch
C. Davis
Tyler
Mary Charles
Mary Incarnation
Rains Log With Vague Timings
A brief weather note records scattered rainfall times including 4:15 p.m. and 2:83 a.m. with late entries at 12:08 p.m. and 11:52 p.m. The fragmented timings suggest an incomplete meteorological record from the period.
Advertised Letters and Visitors in Local Notes
Advertised letters for week ending August 31, 1903 list many names including Hattie Archer Eliza Brown Bommer Brooks and others. Foreign entry Memec Simon appears. A. W. Wilkerson visited Houston yesterday and several residents traveled, including Fred Goodson to Timpson and Robt Armstrong from Ft Worth. Visitors and locals report gatherings at Koppe plantation with a house party including Misses Carrie Horetzky Sadie Simon Estelle Mosquewitz and Messrs Meyer Wagner Albert Levy Len Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Armstrong
Ft. Worth
J. Adone
Calvert
O. H. Brogdon
Fort Worth
President Hayes Guides a Chicago Times Scoop Precedent
A Washington correspondent sought an early copy of the president's message. Hayes dictated a full outline to be memorized, forbidding notes. The Chicago Times published a long preview, earning promotion instead of dismissal for the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Washington
Chicago Times
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Hayes
Louisville Courier- Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Brown Nakes
Mackerle
Louisiana
Sam H. Dixon
Business League and Citizens
P. Hall
She
Dansby
NEW York Life Asurere OF
New Yor
Bryan, Texas
Waco
Va Pda
Coulter
Sadie Mawhinney
Franklin
J.T. Jones
Reliance
W.S. Howell
Dallas
J. W. Sheppard
Kurten
M. L. Wallace
Marx
Navasota
Julius Levy
Adelle Read
Dave Jolly
John G. Ottorf
Marlin
Clark & Fountain
John McCorquodale
Fay Parker
Wellborn
Calloway
Quanah
E. L. Shealey
J. W. Doremus
Palestine
Chas. Knoblauch
Hortman Place
Frank Clark
D. A. Hortman
A. Jungbecker
Shiner
Emma Smith
Ellinger
Henry Rohde
Houston
Bremond
W. T. Ford
E. Grieser
Mattie Smith
Kilgore
J. N. Goodwin
L. J. Cox & Son Will
Stetson
Princeton
Waldrop
Men's Outfitters
Archer
Hattie
Brown
Bommer
Brooks
Eliza
Dickson
Halley
Texanna
Jennings
Pet
Lumpford
Jane
Loise
Anner
Morion
Charlotte
Manning
Roberter
McCary
Jennie
Ricker
Myrtle
Zubella
Olivia
Wright
Cora
Willis
Clare
C F
Baker
Major
Cooper
John
Deerenbang
Jack
Halwart
Larel
Robinson
Jim Mott
Raymond
Memec, Simon
A. W. Wilkerson
Fred Goodson
Timpson, Texas
President Hayes
Mno
M. Lawrence
Mrs. Kidd
MO. M. Lawrence
Taylor’s
Luther Taylor
Henry & Brogdon’s
Henry & Brogdon
MO. A. Moore
A. D. McConnico
John A. Moore
Wilmer McCorquodale
McCorquodale
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