IOAD Schedule Notes for Grant Conrad Dayor Areress
A fragmentary timetable lists multiple rail services to New Orleans Dallas Houston and Galveston with arrival times from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. It references Grand Central Depot main lines and various depots including Texas and Southern lines, noting Sunday-only trains and connections to Kansas and Teas routes.
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Congress Avenue
Galveston
Avive
M AG
Holston
Atlc
Grand Central
Missing mare offers reward in Texas county notice
A damaged notice from December reports a missing mare in McLennan County Texas. It offers a $5 reward for information leading to recovery, naming J Di heriteon county and Marques as locations, with a contact at Juwett or Owell.
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Atarques
McLennin County
Tverus
Vate
Aelroma
Juwett
Owell
Marques, Texas
J. di Heriteon County
Texas
Travel Agent Offers Holiday Excursion Details
A fragmented notice describes a travel agent in Houston Texas offering a holiday excursion. It mentions visiting various Southern states and cities with a railway schedule and related folders and rates. The readable names include Texas Texas and Houston.
Chicago Rock Island and Texas railroad plan denied under charter
The attorney general rejects a negative answer on building options for the Chicago Rock Island and Texas. The railroad would require a separate charter, absorbing lines into a new corporation. The project aims to link Chicago to White Oaks via Culbern to reach New Mexico state, spanning about 110 miles through Sherman, Dalhart and Hartley counties.
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Austin
Texas
Attorney General's Department
Chicago, Hook Teland
Mexico
Ghitago
Rock Inland
Auetys Vhorter
OhWeo
Rock Island
Chlcago
Chicago
Rock Teland
Chicigo
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Culbern
Kan
White Oaks
N. M
Sherman, Dalitt
Hartley
Campbell Impressed by Texas Waterways Progress
Traffic Manager Campbell of the Oregon Thulload aid Navigation company escaped in Mouston en route home from New Orleans. He and Colonel Morsu and Mrs Campbell toured Southwestern Louisiana then Houston. Campbell praised Texas water ways and predicted vast future growth along its rivers and ports. He foresees easier access to world markets if Texas develops its waterways and rail connections. The party resumed their journey Monday night.
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Campbell
Oregon Thulload Aid Navigation Company
Mouston
Pmortland
Ire
New Orleans
Colonel &. FB
Morsu
Campbell Wade
Loisiana
Houston
Mo. Campbell
Texas
Barbara Anid
Touwch
Uch
Ste
Union
Congressman Pushes Reagan Surrender for Railroad Post
Ex Coast Guard C K Bell a likely applicant for railroad commissioner to succeed Judge Reagan who plans retirement January 1. Possible candidates include J McLean son of W L McLean, S R Kennedy trainmaster at Temple, R W Miller Houston East and West Texas agent, and R B Chase Southwestern agent for American Rapid Transit. Houston to Dallas officials and other rail clerks attended meetings in Galveston.
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Kia Congressaman
Reagan
Fort Worth
Texans
C. K. Bell
Democratic Executive Committee
John HM. Reagan
Bell
Hin Clowa
Port Worth
Jet J. McLean
W. L. Mclean
Hose
North
Texas
R. W. Miller
Houston East
West Texas
Trin
Galvoxtom
R. B. Chase
Southwestern
American Hapld Transit Company
Dallas
Houston
J. W. Wilkinson
J. J. Lawrence
Sunger-Central
Galveston
J.C. Andrews
Southern Railway
Abe Interior
Bromond Texas News in Briefs and Local Ventures
Bromond Texas notes celebrate Mrs. Stelbauer’s brick business house awaiting occupancy by T J Birdwell as a druggist. Annie Allen and Loyd Campbull announce their December 16 wedding at the Methodist church. Mrs. Me B Hearn visits Houston for the Fruit Mower and Vegetable Festival and her son J W Hearn. Judge H Morehead sells his livery stable to Johnson and Hardy of Buffalo Leon County and plans to invest proceeds in a Walnut Bottom farm. Cotton receipts exceed 6900 bales with yearly totals near 1000 fewer than last season. about twenty cars of corn have arrived recently as wagons shuttle into the country. Lamar Smith, a lawyer formerly of Thornton, begins practice in Bremond. Kinard Gulley’s slaughtering and meat market opens next week. A C Walker builds a ware house to store large future goods for Bremond’s business volumes.
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Misa Annie Allen
Loyd C. Campbull
Methodist Church
Me. B. Hearn
Houston
J. W. Hearn
Claeser
Hhi Cotton
Fee
McPadden & Brullers
Morehead
Morehead Hin Dreposed of His Livery Stable To Messrs. Johnson and Hardy
Buffalo
Leon County
Lamar Smith
Tencently
Thornton
Bremond
Luogh
Kinard & Gulley
A. OC. Walker
Hremonii
Death of Jas Converse Fathered by Texas Rail Pioneer
Telegraph notice reports Major James Converse of Houston died unexpectedly after leaving Houston February 26 while traveling to Denton to inspect orders. A veteran railroad engineer, Converse helped build major Texas lines including the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio and the Mexican International, shaping Texas rail development. He was born September 21, 1838, in Aurora Ohio, and left a son Thomas Pierce Converse and wife Mrs. H. M. Davis.
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James Converse
Houston
Kalles G. Woodridge
Converse
Denton
Callahan County
Thontak Peiron Converse
Aida
H. M. Davis
Caifoyou
Imo
Texas
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Major
Lown
Aurora
Portagi County
Ohio
Sptember
Lace Erie and
Maid River
Wines
Toledo, Norwalk and
Cleveland
Cleveland and
Medina
Tenneases Southwestern
Texon
Galveson, Hougton and Henderson Rox
Ms Road
Mississippi Central
Houston, Trinity and Tyler Roads
Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Mexico
Galveston, Howeson Ad Henderson
Tex
Budinews Association
Aupuehie
Ailim
Charlotta MQ Alli
Honan
Sin
Ban Antonio
Isrh
Thomas Peres Converse
Converse Ivedallonslon
Major Converse
Troma
W. Prins
Death of Mrs Mary Carter in Harris County
Mrs Mary Carter an out of town resident died Monday afternoon at her home three miles north of the city She was 60 years old and had lived in Harris county for a long time Burial occurred yesterday afternoon at the tea rly burial grounds The notice advertises Brine to ease health issues sold by A B Nicoling druggist at 502 Main street with a 50 cent price
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Mary Carter
the Bounty
Dad
Harris County
Tearly
Ube
A- B. Kicoling
Main Street
Banking case at Tyler Court Involving Checks On Insolvent Lumber Firm
Federal court in Tyler hears testimony regarding checks drawn by the Tyler Car and Lumber Company alleged to have been paid while the bank knew the company was insolvent. Witnesses describe authorizations by the general manager and large crowds attend daily as the case unfolds.
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Tyler
Tyler Bank
Witnenace
Loftin
Vortulo
Tyler Car and Laimber Company
Lunber Company
Harricon Brothers Showcase at County Fair Parade
Harricon Brothers present a late afternoon parade event on December 15 featuring a cake walk at noon. The Keontuckians aim to expand their traveling organization and draw crowds at the show grounds corner Hutching Street and Pres. Tou MVenON.
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Harricon Brothers
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