Language and Frontiers in American Life
A reader reflects on American political discourse and truth in a Brady Texas column. The piece cites population data for Texas and the United States, notes local economic hopes for McCulloch County, and urges constructive attitudes toward work and municipal costs.
Brady burglary case ties to Duncan Chevrolet break in
A Brady man testifies about a duo from Dallas who attempted to rob Duncan Chevrolet using a screwdriver to gain entry. A 1952 black Buick is linked to the suspects. one man, Gary Lee Jackson, provides evolving identities and alleges the other, Tommy, previously broke in. Charges filed. Jackson bond set at $6,000.
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Duncan’s
Jerry Stone
Gary Lee Jackson
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G. E. Duncan
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Joe Myrick
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Why Montello Paper Laughs At Its Own Shortcomings
A humorous interview format questions the paper’s quirks from misprints to reader letters. The editor deflects with sharp wit about size, poems, and why certain features appear or disappear, noting readers’ familiarity with local figures and internal jests.
Pioneer Declares 22-Cent Dividend
The Pioneer Natural Gas Company board met in Amarillo and declares a quarterly dividend of 22 cents per share payable Sept. 2, 1960 to stockholders of record Aug. 19, 1960. Net income for the first six months of 1960 was 2,993,330 dollars, or 0.89 per share on 3,262,254 shares, versus 3,062,466 dollars or 0.93 per share on 3,308,444 shares in 1959 after a two for one stock split. The six month report will be mailed about Aug. 9.
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Amarillo
C. L. Wall
Mason Singing Convention at Full Gospel Tabernacle
Mason County holds a singing convention at the Full Gospel Tabernacle in Mason on Sunday August 7 starting at 2 PM with local performances and community voices invited.
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Mason County
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Mason Sunday
Odd Fact: Presidents Die At 20 Year Intervals In History
A compact history notes that since 1446 every president elected at a 26 year cadence died in office. It recounts Harrison dying shortly after inauguration, Lincoln's assassination, Garfield's shooting, McKinley’s assassination, Harding’s death, Roosevelt’s term, and Andrew Johnson’s impeachment trial and eventual Senate election.
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James A. Garfield
Washington
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
Alaska
San Francisco
Franklin D Roosevelt
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
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