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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1954
Page
9
Reduced from 49.50 to 39.95 per month for several modern two bedroom houses. See Allison Gotcher at Norman-Law ler, Inc. Ford Garage, Brady. Phone 2124.
The article notes scattered showers may aid county pastures and urges grass first growth after drought. It discusses grazing, small grain use, and range health. It reports Beltsville calf studies showing six month growth pauses with no harm on maintenance rations, guiding when to extend feeding if feed prices rise.
Burris C. Jackson, head of the Texas State Wide Cotton Committee and the American Cotton Congress, says the 24 member Texas delegation backs extending the Reciprocal Trade Act. He forecasts a two to three year extension, though he notes opposition may occur from some Republican ranks. Jackson cites vital interest in cotton and says other energy and mineral districts may raise concerns but not block the measure. He and Aubrey Lockett advised with officials on policies affecting cotton as the Randall Commission report to the President looms.
Hillsboro's Jackson, long active in the Democratic National Committee, recalls Eisenhower era views on tariffs and trade while recounting his dismissal as postmaster with 9% months left to retirement. He hopes to return to federal service under a future Democratic administration to qualify for retirement pay. He remains unsure if a postmaster post would reopen.
Patients returning to their homes from Brady Hospital last Saturday include Mrs. Jack McCarty of Llano Mrs. A BE Churchwell Richland Springs G W Pool Richland Springs W D Edwards Richland Springs Dr C Thurman Menard Mrs Elbert Doyal Mercury and Mrs Bill Villanueva and baby Brady.
Cynthia Reynolds and Mary Sue Bratten will serve next year as co editors of the Bulldog Brady High School yearbook. Nell Quain is assistant editor. Staff includes editorial Gay Lynn Townsend Patricia Wood Martha Bean. art Barbara Lockett Jane Glenn Charles Bowden. photography Billy Joe Nicholas Lea Threadgill Earl Irish. business Sherron Smith Gary Cochran Wilburn Shurtleff Pat Hallmark S. P. Tomlinson. Mrs Harold Burk sponsors the annual.
A call to join the Heart of Texas Sunrise Easter Worship event as believers celebrate the risen Christ with praise and devotion. The message emphasizes welcoming the redeemer and commemorating the Easter morning.
The text warns of oak family buds and leaves causing severe illness in cattle sheep goats and horses from swelling buds to green leaves. Bitterweed Leco peavine and cocklebur are noted as toxic, with guidance on deferred grazing and avoiding toxic plants until nonpoisonous forage is available.
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