Exposition area hosts trains and local notices in Hearne
Local rail times show northbound No 1 and No 3 movements with arrivals and departures. Exposition restaurant now open at 260 Chas Vesmirovsky visits Houston, Miss Gertrude Butler returns from Austin, and various ads note millinery, seed, and lunch services. Community updates include Calvert Cotton receipts, hotel meals, and several residents traveling to Bryan and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesmirovsky
Houston
Lang
Carr's Hardware
Gertrude Butler
Austin
Mount Vernon
Walter Wipprecht Timpson
Richard Cocke
Mawhinney
Blanche Horne
Marlin
John B. Hines
Exposition
Calvert Courier
Neal Cal
M. Derden
M. Proctors
Frank Montgomery
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Walter M. Lang
Carr’s Hardware
C. A. Glenn
Stone City
Eagle
Exposition Saloon
Mike Hannefin
Darby Cahill
J. C. Blume
Railroad contract links Calvert Waco Brazos with I and GN
The Texas railroad commission approved a joint trackage contract between the Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley and the International and Great Northern. The line will run from Lewis switch to Hearne with terminals at Hearne. Trains start soon and the route will extend toward Waco Fort Worth and Grand Lake in Montgomery county. George Gould backs the project to compete with Huntington interests and to offset Katy line losses by gaining North Texas traffic. Cotton receipts for Navasota and Bryan reported. Johnson Academy will award the Johnson medal for top student. visitors from Leon county listed. Rev Townsend and Miss Moore wed in Belt on Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Lewis Switch
Bryan
Grand Lake
Montgomery County
International
Great Northern
Houston
Galveston
George Gould
Huntington Interest
Hearne
Brazos Valley
Texas
Sabine
East Texas
New Orleans
Gould
Katy
San Antonio
North Texas
Dressmaker to Offer Up-to-Date Styles in Bryan
On and after Sept. 15, an experienced dress maker will be at the store at 151 W ready to fill all classes of dress making work with up-to-date ideas. Patronage of Bryan ladies is invited. Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. C. Gilmore
Fickey News Reports Rain Shortage and Cotton Picking
The column notes showers were insufficient to help crops while cotton picking is underway. It lists sick residents Mrs. Joe Ellison Mrs. Florence Batten and Henry Schultz and mentions Henry Kountz of Cottonwood visiting. An ice cream supper for local youths and a lost or stolen mare with a lump on its left shoulder are reported, with a reward offered for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ellison
Florence Batten
Henry Schultz
Henry Kountz
Cottonwood
Buckhauls
A. D. McConnico
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G.N
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John M. Caldwell
Jno
M. Caldwell
Straight Life
Joe B Reed
W. QC
Marek
Senatere
Johnson’s
John R. Davis
Marlin MecWhorten
Bryan Yesday
Grimes County
Ferndale
Clarke & Dansby’s
Jae. O. Chance
Denver
Colo
Cc. Robinson
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Webb
Straight
Joe B. Reed
Edinbure
Zennati Block
P. D. Platts
Pankey
Hanani
Waldrop
Outfitters
Wilson-Jenkins Pruc CO
Daily Examiner
Navasota
J. W. Johnson
Allen Academy
Johnson
Leon County
O. L. Brown
Walter House
Sam Lemons
H. B. Richardson
J. B. Sellers and Son
W. M. Martin
W. T. Cruther
Frank Bell
Frank Bell, Jr
Misses Bell
E. G. Townsend
Baptist Church
E. C. Moore
Belt
Globe
Swift
Anderson’s
Libby & McNeill’s
Deaner
MO. M. Lawrence & CO
Fickey News
P. & W. Quinine
Read's Drug Store
R. R. Royall
Austin Nursery
F. T. Ramsey
Zuber & McDougald
R. R. Royall College Station, Texas
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney
Gunther
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