Numerous Visitors Reported in City From Nearby Towns
Local city records show many residents and visitors arriving from Harvey Zack Steep Hollow Wellborn Wheelock Navasota and other towns. Names include Sam Pate Cy Koontz J. Crenshaw Nannie Williams Peggy Wright Miss Leona Johnston and Prof. Puryear among others. The southbound Hustler train delay cited an earlier freight incident near Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Pate
Harvey
Cy Koontz
W. L. Cross
Tabor
W. P. Trant
Houston
J. A. D. Robinson
Wixon
J. M. Olson
Steep Hollow
T. M. Turner
Zack
George Echols
Rosprim
Peggy Wright
Sherman
W. B. Edge
J. W. Crenshaw
F. E. Mistrot
Waco
S. C. Richardson
Nannie Williams
Wellborn
Charlie Locke
Zack. Devalson Buchanan
N. A. Cotham
Turner Crenshaw
Aubrey Foreman
Rockdale
Eva Breland
Navasota
Thornton
Mart
Charles Puryear
A. & M. College
Orange
Dean Kyle
Joe Sherrer
L. E. Murray
Clara Belle Lee
Wortham and Mexia
R. P. Lee
J. Sidney Smith
Roy Hudspeth
M. H. James Sr
D. C. Vick
City visitors from Harvey and Reliance fill Bryan day
Local notes list numerous residents from Harvey Reliance Kurten and surrounding areas visiting Bryan today on business shopping or visiting relatives. Several travelers from Waco Navasota and Galveston also appear with family and work ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tobias
Kurten
J. R. Stewart
Reliance
Wiley Kelly
Tabor
J. J. Baker
Houston
B. A. Hugghins
W. M. Hudspeth
Cottonwood
W. J. Lang
J. D. Jones
Harvey
J. R. Smith
Joe Walker
Walker
A. A. Dean and Son
Ross
G. W. Saxon
Roland Spiller
Union Hill
A. L. Higgs
Fountain Switch
Mary Ball
Rosprim
C. E. Jowers
Waco
Cleburne
N. A. Cotham
T. W. Reed
Hardy Weedon
Martha Pittman
M. G. Buchanan
Sam Jones
Numerous visitors and residents in Bryan gathered in the city
A long list of visitors and arrivals is noted with people from Prospect, Wheelock, Steep Hollow, Harris, Navasota, Waco, Dallas, Rockdale, Benchley, Galveston and Houston. The item also mentions plans for travel to San Antonio and London, new local homes, store moves, and the interurban line delivering cotton from August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Brogdon
Montgomery
Minnie Rogers
Navasota
Eugene Edge
Ruth Hodges
Joe Greginski
Galveston
Pansy McSwain
Mina Graham
Rock Prairie
Lillie
Mary Bettie Clampett
West
W. I. McCulloch
Henry Kurten
Kurten
Dallas
Fenie Lehmann
Houston
George E. Hadley
Taylor
Mary Knowles
Walter Ehlers
Bishop
Julia Knowles
Hearne
T. C. Nunn
John Mike
Ivan Boyett
Alma Holotik
Hallettsville
Bettie Vesmirovsky
A. J. Taylor
Karnes City
Harvey
Joe Beal
Prospect
J. L. Broach
Tabor
Lonnie Brown
Wheelock
W. D. Stallings
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
Turner Crenshaw
Morgan Cross
Harris School House
H. G. Umland
Marguerite Houston
Teague
J. H. White
Wixon
Lydia Locke
San Antonio
T. A. Benford
Waco
Mollie Hood
James Yardley
W. B. Andrews
Ernest Gallatin
Tom Gallatin
J. J. Cahill
Smetana
Grace Morgan
Fort Worth
Marion Miller
W. F. Davis
W. J. Coulter
Rockdale
H. T. Coulter
W. H. Moehlman
R. H. Seale
Bessie
Benchley
Roy McCallum
Port Arthur
R. F. Horton
Henry Mitchell
Katie Mae
J. W. Barton
J. P. Wilson
W. H. Walker
Cr. Walker I Jr
Calvert
Ohmie Wilcox
Evelyn Sanders
J. T. Swanson
Jane Zuber
S. J. Bain
Winifred
Mary
Ruth Finley
Della Lawrence
Mary James
Pauline Seale
J. C. Hill
Baby
Lillian Ellis
Bryan and
Central Texas
Davidson Returns Hopeful On Cotton Market Upturn
Uncle Tom Davidson of Waco has returned to Bryan and expects a rapid improvement in cotton prices. He urges reopening of world cotton exchanges and notes current prices show farmers receive far less than produced. He cites Liverpool's 12 1/4 cents middling and argues exchanges can reopen with safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davidson
Waco
Bryan
Liverpool Exchange
New York
Davidson
Liverpool
Europe
Farmers of the Nation Meet in Fort Worth
Associated Press reports the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America opens a five day convention in Fort Worth Texas with delegates from all thirty states and about 1000 Texas farmers. National officers including President Charles S Barrett and Secretary A C Davis are expected to attend the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union
Fort Worth
Associated Press
Tex
United States
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Farmers’ Union
Texas
Texas District Union
Peter Radford
W. D. Lewis
J. L. Armstrong
Charles S. Barrett
Union City, Co
A. C. Davis
Gravette, Ark
O. F. Dornblazer
Marriage License For T. L. Howington And Miss Hall
T. L. Howington and Miss Paulime Mary Hall have been issued a marriage license. The couple plans a forthcoming ceremony as records show their license approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Howington
Miss Paulime Mary Hall
Woman’s tonic Cardui touted by Pleasant Hill resident
Mrs. Walter Vincent of Pleasant Hill N C says three summers of worsening headaches and prostration ended after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She reports three bottles relieved all symptoms and improved strength and appetite, claiming it made her “an other person.” The ad claims Cardui is purely vegetable and has helped over a million women in 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Walter Vincent
Cardui
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Albert Jr
Somerville
Alice Burtis
Corpus Christi
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J. H. Morris
L. B. Kern
8. D. Cowart
York
Ala
Marlin
Beaty Barron
Gladys Barron
A. B. Carr Jr
John
Mazie Curry
L. H. Tucker
M. D. Farris
Huntsville
Cox
Tyler Haswell
Jenee
Ethel White
New York City
Columbia University
J. L. Fountain
Austin
H. C. Betts
A. E. Betts
Montgomery City
S. J. Baine
Robert Dabney
Alice Knapp
H. J. Barbee
Luther Johnson
Eagle Force
Addison H. Briscoe
Chicago
J. B. Mulhall
Guadalajara
Mexico
J. F. Mulhall
Kelly
R. L. Jones
O.L. Andrews
G. L. Rea
Co. H. B. Graham
O. S. Johnson
J. P. Royder
Will Robinson
Benehley
W. S. Higgs
W. A. Williams
Greenville
Rivers Allen
Tobe Tobias
Mary Oliver Roberts
Mattie B. Craig
Clarence Vick
Roy Nunn
Seabrook
Sylvan Beach
Joe Sample
G. W. Wheeler
Otto
W. L. Boyett
Corsicana
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
C. C. McRea
Pitts Bridge
Henry Benbow
Harris School
Sam Cavitt
Nick Lobello
Sam Luther
G. R. Wicker
J. W. Shepherd
City
R. L. Grace
Ed Burnett
Edelweiss Koppe
J. Mutti
Cuero
Joe Goldenberg
D. W. Spence
Miss Virginia
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Laura Koppe
Gay Prendergast
Mexia
P.S. Park
J. L. Williams
Coleman Hardy
Brenham
J. S. Doane
Ida Martin
S. P. Martin
A. J. Edwards
Millican
Henry Crenshaw
J. J. Tatum
Longview
Allie Montgomery
Ypsilanti
Mich
Michigan State Normal
H. S. Hunter
Baren
Gatesville
J. H. Gregg Sr
T. C. Easley
Frank Wittumaan
O. J. Tuensek
John Wittman Sr
W. E. Treadwell
Mattie Evelyn
John Dyess
Har
Everett Moody
Roy Gandy
J. H. Gregg
M. B. Easters
Robert Crawford
Uvalde
R. H
L. M. Haltom
J. L. Robersom
J. S. Burtis
Miss May
Amarillo
Della Wooten
Ray McGee
Velma
Ivie
Jessie Gilstrap
Dell Smith
W. G. Drummond
Della Edge
T. E. Benbow
G. C. Calhoun
Lillian Cochran
John Shramek
Panhandle
Shramek
Henry Roberts
Mineral Wells
Mr. Roberts
Hotel
Crazy Wells
Preston Goen
T. W. Beard
Edge
Dolores Thibodeaux
A. C. Williams
Coleview
Arch Robinson
M. W. Henderson
H. C. Robinson Jr
W. T. James
J. H. Ferguson
Paul
Lillian Marek
Minnie
Jennie Woiton
R. W. Pulliam
W. Rigby
J. L. Christian
Emory
W. J. Christian
Hattie Tucker
Lake Charles
M. B. Riordan
J. Tom Smith
Normangee
Blanche Smith
E. C. Eliott
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Sam B. Wilson
Lumm Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
J. E. Astin
London
England
Finland
M. E. Weaver
Baptist Academy
Posey
The
Edge Dry Goods Company
C. M. Royce
Royce
Exchange
Eagle
George Jones
Wilson
Clara Sims
Memphis, Tenn
T. Davidson
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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