Local residents and visitors fill Bryan day trips
A flurry of names fills Bryan with daily visits and travels. Many figures from nearby towns record business in the city, as judges, pastors, merchants and officials arrive from Kolten, Kurten, Millican, Benchley, Rosprim, Houston and beyond.
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Cy Koontz
Zack
W. D. Lawrence
Thrall
J. W. Rosprim
Rosprim
Anita Park
Bonnie
W. A. Smith
Millican
C. S. Tatum
College
W. J. Moore
Benchley
J. F. Robinson
Houston
Morgan Cross
Harris School House
E. J. Fermier
J. M. Olson
R. L. Buchanan
Steep Hollow
Funeral of Captain Woodyard
The funeral for Captain Joseph B. Woodyard who died at his nephew J W Batts home was held at the Batts residence at 10 this morning and burial followed in City cemetery. Rev M E Weaver conducted services with pallbearers E W Crenshaw J H Allen W S Wilson Jr Robert Armstrong R L Brogdon and J F Ettle assisting.
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Joe McGee
Lola
Houston
Clara Seale
Benchley
Frank McGee
W. J. Fesperman
Little Sons
Brinkley
Ark
Winifred Washburn
Powell
Alexander
A. M. Parker
Wellborn
Adam Arseneaux
Nannie Rohde
Carl Cole
Jane Reynolds
Franklin
W. C. McDowell
Brinkley, Ark
H. B. McDowell
Frank Carleson
Dallas
R. L. Morrison
M. F. van Landingham
West Point
A. E. Hill
C. A. Searcy
Hempstead
A. J. Searcy
R. M. Gordon
M. E. Wallace
T. R. Batte Jr
Helen
Tampico
Mexico
T. R. Batter
M. E. Weaver
J. M. Bullock
J. R. Lindsey
C. E. Bullock
W. H. Buchanan
Southern Baptist Convention
Joseph B. Woodyard
J. W. Batts
E. W. Crenshaw
J. H. Allen
W. S. Wilson Jr
Robert Armstrong
R. L. Brogdon
J F. Ettle
Mrs. W. P. Hall Dies in Oklahoma
Relatives in Bryan learn of the death of Mrs. W. P. Hall at Mounds Oklahoma last Thursday May 13. Daughter of the late L. D. and Mrs. Stockton she was reared in Bryan and sister of the late Mrs. J. T. Beard. A devout Christian woman with many old Bryan friends saddened by the news.
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J. M. Dunn
Hearne
H. J. Barbee
C. A. Adams
Houston
C. N. Ousley
Dallas
Fort Worth
Parker- Astin Hardware Company
A. W. Kinnardd
E. M. Horn
Atlanta
Bryan
Horn
Agricultural Extension Department
A. & M. College
Gladys’ Barron
Wellborn
G. W. Hanson
Wichita
Kaw
Walter Ware
L. L. Nevels
Cross
L. C. Wooten
Harvey
Caldwell
D. W. Spence
W. A. Smith
Millican
T. H. Boyder
E. H. Astin
Waco
B. Fiske Wright
W. H. McVey
Bettie
A. E. Worley
Marion Brockman
Randolph Ray
J. E. Astin
Temple
Zora Mims
Fort Bend County
J. R. Lindsay
Annie Ruth
Steep Hollow
T. G. Beard
Houston & Texas Central Railroad Company
E. G. Goforth
Mart
International & Great Northern Railway Company
J. F. Looney
Southern Baptist Convention
W. P. Hall
Mounds
Okla
Hall
L. D. Stockton
Oklahoma
J. T. Beard
Mounts
Shot Portuguese Cabinet Head On Midnight Train
Lisbon May 18 Joao Chagas newly named President of the Cabinet was shot four times aboard the Oporto bound midnight train. Senator Freitas who fired at him was also shot by a passenger. Chagas medically grim with skull fracture and other wounds. Madrid reports the attack occurred at Entrecemento station and Freitas was killed by gendarmes.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Joao Chagas
Oporto
Senator Freitas
Senor Chagas
Madrid
Entreicamento
Senor Freitas
Assailant Killed After Lisbon Cabinet Shooting
Lisbon reports normal streets aside from halted streetcars as Joao Chagas, new Portuguese cabinet president, dies after being shot in the forehead by Senator Freitas who is also dead after being killed by a soldier.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Joao Chagas
Freitas
President Reviews Battle Fleet Before Maneuvers
A large largely silent crowd in New York watched the President review the American battle fleet as it sailed from the river for practice maneuvers.
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New York
Baptists Protest Catholic Influence on Government
The Southern Baptist Convention adopted a resolution denouncing the Roman Catholic hierarchy for seeking control of the U S government. The statement, issued in Houston Texas on May 17, expresses alarm and vigorous protest at perceived attempts to influence state affairs.
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Cy Koontz
Zack
A. W. Wilkerson
Waco
Martin James
Cross
Zenas Jones
Providence
C. Nordstrom
Houston
J. W. Wiley
Stuart McSwain
Rock Prairie
A. E. Hill
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
M.J. Brockman
Ballinger
L. L. Stephens
N. D. Bullock
San Angel
Brazos County
J. E
W. P
J. M. Bullock
Bullock
R. H. Seale
Betty Bell
Benchley
Commissioners’ Court
County Board of Equalization
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
Heirarchy
Critical stage for corn in Brazos County
A Brazo s County farm demonstration note warns farmers about a fragile corn crop as wagons haul feed from the county town. The piece urges timely planting, proper soil use, and avoidance of late plowing that could ruin yields. It cites locals who succeeded with corn and stresses the broader issue of high feed prices driving purchases despite poor seasons.
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Alexander
Main Street
Ice Factory
Brazos County
A. W. Buchanan
Deep Well Testing Planned Before City Use
The city will conduct thorough testing of the new deep well before operation. Mayor Harris says a Houston firm pump will be used for accurate testing and 400 feet of pipe will arrive tonight for the air line. Fred M. Allison returns from Corsicana to present plans to sink the well deeper or drill another. City council meets tonight to act.
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Harris
The
Eagle
Houston
Fred M. Allison
Bryan
Corsicana
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A. & M. K College
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Cr. L. Bernay
Hotel Bryan
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Charles S. Jones
F. R. Collard Jr
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