Court Notices and Cases Set in Sept
District court listings show damages actions for J. W. Riggins versus Sam M. Winters set for Sept 26 with a jury demanded. Rupert Hyms versus H T C Railway set for Sept 24. George Greer versus H T C Ry set for Sept 25 with jury demand. Estella Jones et al versus Martha Jackson et al set for Sept 10 for partition. Jack Wright versus Thenie Wright granted divorce. Weathers versus Weathers granted divorce. Readings appoint Ed Mills Jeff Steel and Will Stevenson as commissioners to report.
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J. W. Riggins
Sam M. Winters
Ed Mills
George Greer
Robert Weathers
Viola Weathers
Estella Jones
Martha Jackson
Galveston Port Sparks Pride in Trade and Growth
The Sept 1 trade edition lauds Galveston as second to New York in foreign export value, eighth in imports among ocean and gulf ports, and thirteenth in customs districts. Bank clearings rise 75.6 percent in ten years and 15 percent in one year, underscoring strong local development in Galveston.
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Galveston News
Gulf Port
New York
Ocean
Gulf Ports
Galveston
Bryan
Texas
Death of Emma Parnell at 21 in Harvey neighborhood
Miss Emma Parnell died after a lingering illness at 2:15 yesterday afternoon at her mother's home, age 21. She was raised in the Harvey neighborhood, admired for her conduct, member of the Methodist church, and leaves her mother four sisters and two brothers. Funeral from the family home at 10:00 this morning with interment in city cemetery. no service at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Parnell
P. A. Parnell
Harvey
Methodist Church
Miss Parnell
J. H. Edge
Ernie
Ellie
Lillie Parnell
Alvie
Henry Parnell
Judge Brietz
Death of H. H. Jones Reveals Earlier Life Details
An omitted paragraph from Mr. H. H. Jones death notice explains he was born in Williamson County Tennessee, came to Hill County in 1855, married H. M. Wadley in 1856, moved to Bryan in 1867, lived there thirty six years, and served as city cemetery sexton for twenty years.
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H. H. Jones
Eagle
Jones
Williamson Co
Tenn
Hill County
H. M. Wadley
Bryan
Sexton
H. and T. Excursions list regional trips
Memphis Baptists convention excursion in September, Fort Worth Royal Adventists trip early September, Dallas Rural Letter Carriers sale in September, Oklahoma City Hoo Hoos event in September, Mexico City travel rates for August through mid September.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fort Worth
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Mexico City
Houston
Tex
Denver
Col
Denver Road
Galveston
St. Louis
Denison
St.Louis
Austin
Waco
H. A. Jones
M. L. Robbins
Texas
Kodak Class At Carter's Studio Offers Free Tuition
Amateur photographers are invited to join a Kodak class at Carter's studio with free tuition. The program aims to teach fundamentals of photography and darkroom techniques to beginners and hobbyists seeking hands on guidance.
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Carter
Hearst Urges Labor Unity Against Exploitation
Hon. W. R. Hearst spoke to about 3,000 in Syracuse urging producers to stand together against corporate exploitation. He attacked corporate attorneys and called for better laws, tariff moderation, public ownership with caution, and strong trust regulation in an Americanist program.
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Hearst
Syracuse
N. Y
W. R. Hearst
Trades Assembly
Labor Committee
House of Representatives
Laor
Committee On
Parker
Tropics
Bryan Arrives in Chicago Meets Local Democrats
Nebraskan Hon W J Bryan arrives in Chicago on Tuesday greeted by Mayor Dunne and members of the Iroquois and Jefferson clubs. He attends an informal reception at the Auditorium hotel and lunch with the Iroquois club, with Charles Hart and Bryan speaking. A Jefferson club banquet at the same hotel is planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskan
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Iroquois
Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Mayor Dunne
Auditorium Hotel
Iroquois Club
Charles Hart
Bryan
Jefferson Club
Farmers Union session in Denison with 100 delegates
Farmers union for this district is in session here with 100 delegates in attendance. Depart for Valparaiso. Santiago Chile Sept 4 Secretary Root and party left for Valparaiso Tuesday. Nut Boy captures purse in Hartford trotting race. Nut Boy won the $10,000 Charter Oak purse in trotting race Monday.
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Farmers’ Union
Denison
Farmers Union For
Valparaiso
Santiago
Chile
Root
Nut Boy
Hartford
Excursion to Mexico at Half Rate by Thel & G.N.
The Thel and G.N. advertise half rate round trip excursions to Mexican points for President's Birthday Day and National Independence Day. Tickets on sale Sept 11 and 12 valid 30 days, except Monterey and Saltillo 10 days. Mexico City trips on sale Sept 3 to 14 with return by Oct 31. Stopovers allowed.
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Thel & G.N
Mexico
Monterey
Saltillo
Mexico City
City Sanitary Inspection Planned to Curb Waste and Pigs
Sanitary notice states a city inspection will occur within ten days after Aug 31 1906. Health Officer R H Harrison warns action will be taken against residents whose waste water enters streets and alleys and against hogs kept within city limits to combat flies mosquitoes and potential malarial fevers.
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R. H. Harrison
City of Bre elects alderman vote set for Sept 12 1906
An election for one alderman will be held by four qualified voters of the city at the city hall in Bryan on Wednesday September 12 1906. The election will follow the city charter ordinances and state election laws. Frank Clarke and J E Butler are noted figures, with the City Secretary and Mayor listed.
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City of
Bre
Ay Hall
Bryan
Pease
Frank Clarke J.E. Butler
dSep
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Bryan, Texas
United States
Depository
THE
Texas Bankers’ Ass'n
TOTAL
G. S. Parker
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
E. W. Crenshaw
Love Letter
District Court
Tur
Carnes & Wallace
Emmet, Maloney
Hunter & Chatham
KODAK
C. £. Bullock & CO
Stey*son Machine and Repair Works
Bryan Street
Nat'l Bank
Bryan Ice CO
Oversicron
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Joe B. Reed
Jor B. Reard
J. H. Hartzog
Smith Building
Blais
Pullman
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