Cat bite leads to rabies scare at Rochelle ranch
Mr and Mrs Moseley near Rochelle kept barn cats as mousers and yard cats as rattlesnake warnings. A cat bit Mrs Moseley on her leg, was found rabid after capture and testing in Austin. She received shots and is recovering. Rochelle and Placid ranchers attended a feeder calf sale in San Angelo featuring Angus and Herefords.
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Bih Moseley
Rochelle
Placid
San Angelo
John Rollins
Levelland
John Brown
Frank Guice
Eden
John Mitchel Guice
Brady
Floyd Guice
Rudell
Houston
Ed Murray
Effie Murray
Hattie
Ruby Spillers
Oliver Lee Moore
Bonnie Monroe
Valera
Oliver Lee
Tim Snowden
Graham Fitzpatrick
Neil
Don
Yorktown
Carrol Ryan
Pecos
Elvy Riley
Cherokee
Arch Young
J. B. Smith
J. P. Davis
Garland
M. J. Smith
George Allen
Brady Hospital
Edgar Myers
Coleman
Sharon
FE. Y. King
E. H. Anderson
Clara Pridemore
Doole
Edward Allen
Brownwood
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Larry Wheeler
Rose Mary
Mrs. Pridemore
Mr. McNeely
Jessie Keener
Sherman
Biibert Townsend
Paris
Robert Morrison
Livestock Sale Yields Mixed Prices Across Calves
Market compared with July 10 showing steady to slightly lower overall demand. Some top quality 350-500 lb steer and heifer calves sold up to 33.00 per cwt. Reserve Angus pen of 10 steers owned by L E Smith of Placid weighed 459 lb and sold to Cleve Jones at 21.75 per cwt. First place Angus heifers pen of 10, owned by Richard Moseley of Rochelle, averaged 424 lb and sold to Bill Sloan at 27.00 per cwt. Rochelle’s M A Gainer sold 17 black steers at 420 lb for 30.10 per cwt. Glenn Smith offered 52 whiteface steers averaging 585 lb for 26.60 per cwt. Hereford judge Billy Jones of Brady and Angus judge Hubert Chance of Abilene noted the event. Gregg Dye of Amarillo, son of Charlie Dye, to receive Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at A&M University Friday night August 4 with family in College Station.
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L. E. Smith
Placid
Cleve Jones
Richard Moseley
Rochelle
Bill Sloan
M. A. Gainer
Glenn Smith
Billy Jones
Brady
Hereford
Hubert Chance
Abilene
Angus
Gregg Dye
Charlie Dye
Amarillo
Proado
A&m University
College Station
Annie Bodenhamer
Clara Wright
San Angelo
FE. L. Bodenhamer
Mary Sowell
W. C. McPhearson
Maude McMorries
Wade Dickinson
Pam
Fort Worth
W. V. McMorries
Texas
John Rollins
C. O. Moore
Steadman Dickinson
John
Frank
Matador
Floydada
Ivy
Melvin
Albert Siler
Eden
Doole
Mollie Myers
George Allen
Brady Hospital
T. E. McNeely
Verrol McClain
Lubbock
Ben Dickinson
Mr Dickinson
Valera
Mark Garner
Levelland
Bryan Sloan
Oleta Riley
George Garrett
Elvy Riley
Coleman
Celeste Dunn
Miss Dunn
Riley
Lester Murray
Clinic Hospital
Tebe McNeely
Clara Pridemore
Phone Your News To The Standard Herald Office
A brief call to the Standard Herald office invites readers to report news items by phone. The notice emphasizes prompt communication and accessibility for scoops, events, and local happenings worthy of publication.
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THE
Standard Herald Office
Brady Brady tex street listing notice
7967 PRESS ASSOCIATION 201 S. Bridge Street Brady Texas 76826 appears as a local address listing. No event or action is described beyond the address.
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S. Bridge Street
Brady
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Doole Baptist Church welcomes back pastor with trip to surgery
Stacy Doole Texas reports Rev. Cain preached Sunday and will preach next Sunday before minor surgery on August 7 at Clinic Hospital. Doole visitors include Mrs. Roland Dunn, Mike Snowden, James Gober, and many Doole community members.
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Stacy
Texas
Cain
Clinic
Doole Baptist Church
Roland Dunn
Abilene
Mike Snowden
James Gober
Brady
Clara Paywood
Melvin
Lynn Haywood
Deborah
Susan
Pasadena
Garrett
Doole Doings and Local Visits Chronicle August News
Doole residents share travel visits medical updates and family events. Monthly entries note Bradys hospital stays Jones and Rollins visits Melvin school plans and kinship ties across Coleman Valera and Brownwood with multiple relatives and friends sending good wishes and prayers.
Fife News Highlights Local Social and Weather Notes
The Texas town reports hot conditions harming cotton and feed crops. Local families attend Vacation Bible School and weekend guests visit from San Antonio Odessa Fort Worth and Abilene. Kenneth Poe of Kingsland dies in a gasoline fire while unloading a gun from a truck. burns prompt hospital treatment.
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Fife
Tex
Bob Pearce
Freddy
Bobby
Mary Pearce
Lobn Baptist Church
Dewey Tedder
Woodrow Ranne
San Antonio
Bert French
Odessa
Larry Guinn
Ft. Worth
Paula Guinn
Guinn
Tedder
J. Purcell
Abilene
Kenneth Poe
Kingsland
0. M. Poe
Kenpeth
Burnet Hospital
Typewriter Supplies Endorsed by Vine Street Herald
Local note lists typewriter ribbons cot ton silk and carbon for all makes including TEM. Vine Street Herald runs notice on office supplies and equipment available through nearby vendors.
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Brady Standard and Heart
Texas News
RICKS
Woodpile
Bath
Joe F. Stuart
By Ace Reid
Aca
Jake
Prescription Headquarters
Press Association
Brady, Tews
McCulloch
L. B. Smith
C. D. Reed
Brady Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart of Texas News
Ben
Stacy and
Harold Lehrider
Lewisville
George Robison
Deas
Marie
Audry Hunnicutt
Audry
Briggs Browning
Hunniccutt
J. H. Snodgrass
Percy Snodgrass
Donna
Oran Nelon
Douglas
A. D
Mrs. C. O. Moore
Lupe
Church of Christ
Berena McNeely
Dee Skelton
Shields
Elbert Townsend
Cora Mitchell
Candace Cain
Lucille Smith
Kem
Frownwood
Rev. Cain
Fred Murray
Murray
Menard
Babb Taylor
Bassett
Oleta
Mel
Harve Barnett
Steadman
Olen
Clyde
Haywood Hill
Smith-Corona
Quick Brown Fox
Coronet
C. L. Grimes Gospel Tabernacle
Fife News
C. Utrey
Tom Bradley
Ed Mitchell
Mike
Jimmy Martin
James Finlay, Jr
Steve
Tom Hickman
Paul Lohn
Seeloch
Lake Buchanan
Evelyn Cabatla
Tommy Finlay
Kenneth Loe
Kingland
Cynthia Poe
Sararland
Phyilia Young and
Baby
Hrady
J. L
Gary
DRS
Ellis & Ellis Optometrists
Nat'l Bank
P. O
Charley Matthews
San Saba, Texas
Stocker
Morea Liquid Feed
Hill Top
Mason
3K Feed and Mineral Company
Francis Kothmann
Mason, Texas
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