Locals Update From City Visitors and Travelers
A parade of residents and guests arrive in Bryan today with ties to Harvey Providence College and Calvert. Names include W D Yardley T P Goodman Mrs A C Love and more as travelers return from Hearne Bay City Houston Galveston and Waco while others plan visits to Taylor Lometa Easterly and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Yardley
Harvey
T. P. Goodman
Providence
A. C. Love
A. W. Wilkerson
Hearne
J. M. Orr
Normangee
W. S. Mill
George Foster
Don Jones
Waco
Italy
D. F. Dansby
Elizabeth Seale
Benchley
George Hadley
Bay City
Katie Daly
Houston
Galveston
Leon
Bryan
D. D. Eastham
Weldon
J. A. McQueen
John Baines
Tyler Haswell
Fort Worth
Mr. Waller
T. J. Cross
Edge
Ira Bond
Prospect
John Pate
Morgan Cross
Cottonwood
J. H. Hicks
Reliance
S. W. Burnett
Iola
J. S. Mooring
Marlin
W. W. Loftin
Allen Farm
Bryan Street
W. S. Wilson Corner
G.g. Parker
Wilson Corner
J. Ed Stuart
Dallas
Stuart
Bassie Fowlkes
United States Army
Philippines
P. M. Sandifer
Irene
Lometa
Henry Brown
Juanita
Lomota
California
Joe Kopecky
Rye
L. S. Williams
Coleview
W. G. Drummond
O. E. Gammill
J. M. Kinney
College
J. K. Pressnal
Tabox
George F. Lee
Wellborn
R. H. Carroll
Sam Jones
E. F. Parks
Mary Lillian
John Rosser
Col
C. N. Ousley
G. W. Saxon
W. Irving
Elsie Ely
A. J. Ely
R. J. Brown
M. E. Weaver
Weaver
First Baptist Church
J. W. Sanders
Little
M. E. Jones
Mr. Sanders
Mrs. Sanders
Joe Lloyd
Kurten
Joe Sample
Tom J. Wilson
Macy
W. R. Goen
Mark Wilcox
Knob Prairie
R. H. Seale
G. B. Abercrombie
R. Griffith
Bessie McAlpine
Mattie Sloan
Navasota
Aline Rohde
Minnie Foster
Mae
Mildred Newton
Trent Newton
D. Cooke
Frank Myers
W. H. Benbow
Wiley Kelly
A. A. Dean
Harris School House
Ruth Ponder
Fritz Easman
Valley Junction
Local Briefs Highlight Residents and Officials
Notes from Bryan Texas list numerous visits and returns of residents from Harvey NavaSota Rock Prairie Wellborn and Galveston as well as officials from Houston and Temple. The report covers travel on business and social visits plus a derailment delay near the depot and a city council meeting approving post office site adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Vick
Haswell
Wilson
Levy
Adams
Bryan
United States
Red Top Street
Postoffice
Great National Event Celebrations in Laredo for Washington Birthday
Celebration of Washington birthday and fiestas in Laredo from February 20 to 23 features IL and G N popular low rate excursions. Tickets on sale February 20 21 and 22 with return limit February 25. See Ticket Agent for fares and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Laredo
G. N. Ry
Breaking Land for Sale by Hensarling's
A rural sale notice offers plows plow points homes collars and mules at low cash prices. The vendor Hensarling's advertises farm equipment and mules for quick sale to farmers ready to plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensarling's
Bryan Postoffice Receipts for January 1915 Decline
The Bryan postoffice report shows January 1915 receipts fell by 96.06 compared with January 1914. Savings bank deposits remain steady while the post office and its savings operations face a prolonged standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Posal Savings Bank
Farmers Union Meeting Opens In Fort Worth Area
In Fort Worth a special Farmers' Union of Texas meeting is called to discuss rural education women workers and tenant farmer issues. Delegates from counties within the union's jurisdiction are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Farmers’ Union of Texas
W. D. Lewis
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of Texas
Austin
Sampson Connell
Williamson County
Williamson
Burnet
Wagstaff
House
Pointed Paragraphs on Boasting and Marriage Certainties
A humorous set of musings on pride and search for prestige. A manmay boast of ancestors while lacking future goals. Mirrors reveal imagined heroes. A wife hopes her husband finds what he seeks where he left it. Marriage certificates should be printed on bond paper to fit eternal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
James E. Ferguson
Colquitt
Ferguson
Board of Pardon Advisers
Texas
Panhandle Country
el Paso Territory
Jefferson
Johnson
Panhandle
Senate
Senate full crew bill killed in Texas report
The Associated Press reports that the Senate full crew bill was unfavorably reported from Austin on February 1. A separate bill would create a petroleum commission to regulate oil pipelines, publish rates, and operate similarly to railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Senate
A Petroleum Commission
Melton to Grow Wholesale Plants in Brazos County
N T Melton leases the vacant lot beside the Wagner building on West Anderson street and plans a hot bed for cabbage tomatoes peppers and other plants to be sold to farmers in Brazos County. He invites the public to visit once setup and demonstrations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Melton
The
Eagle Today
Wagner
West Anderson Street
Brazos County
Five Cent Loaves and a Bachelor Tax Debate
Wichita Falls report notes a bakery ends five cent loaves at 10 cents for a 21 ounce loaf. New Jersey Assemblyman Ostrom pushes a bachelor tax at $50 yearly for men over thirty without parental support. He argues marriage improves finances while critics cite financial ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Charles W. Ostrom
Jersey City
New Jersey
Assemblyman
Ostrom
Assemblyman Ostrom
Cardui credited for restoring strength in Pleasant Hill woman
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill recounts three summers of severe nervous headaches and prostration. After using Cardus and later Cardui, she reports complete relief in three months, noting the tonic effects and improved appetite. Cardui, a vegetable remedy, is claimed to have helped over a million women in 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. and
Morgan Cross’of
Tabor
Henry Shows
Thompson Creek
J. J. Pipkin
Montgomery
Warren Yates
Tom Ervin
L. L. Dickson
Little Son
A. C. Proudfoot
Chicago
J. W. Mathis
Steep Hollow
J. B. Hubbard
Bertie Reed
Port Arthur
J. H. Reed
W. E. Graham
Mina
Rock Prairie
G. F. Singletary
Kathleen McMichael
J. M. Cooper
G. T. Storey
C. H. Storey
First Presbyterian Church
F. M. Lucore
Sunset Central Lines
J. B. Heafer
International & Great Northern Railroad
Devalson Buchanan
Jordan T. Lawler
John T. Pate
J. W. Doremus
Will Rains
John Wilcox
W. W. Harris
Caro Mae Edwards
Millican
E. M. Salley
Calvert
W. M. Hudspeth
Pearl Kern
George R. Tabor
W. C. Mims
Yarborough
D. D. McAlpine
Clarence Elliott
Pitts Bridge
W. C. Boyett
A. J. Ness
C. A. Adams
Guy M. Beard
Mae Foster
Corinne James
Temple
W. C. Davis
Franklin
Katherine Henderson
Cameron
F. L. Henderson
H. H. Williamson
A. & M. College
Hereford
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
Alec Harris
Bryan Hospital
Alvin Cape Jessamine and Floral Company
Alvin, Tex
George Williams
Charley Locke
Zack
A. B. McSwain
F. H. Taylor
St. Louis
J. H. Gregg
Fenie Graham
Frank Dominik
Eagle
John McCallum Jr
J. L. Cobb
T. B. Terrell
Mary Shelburne
A. Rice
Mesa
Ben Read
Ben
Read
Joe Bonano
Lee Cortemella
Mudville
W. A. Loving
Walter Higgs
M. B. Willias
A. M. Waldrop
H. S. Patterson
Ennis
Pat Patterson
Brazos Bottom
Frank Conrad
Fountain Sanitarium
H. G. Richey
Post Office Department
Richey
Blessed
Vin
Cent
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Visory Dept
Chattanooga
Tenn
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