Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Brady Summer Scene
Slight mist and cloudy skies kept combines out as maize yields run about a ton per acre. Community visitors from Dallas to Fort Worth and California to Hawaii share meals, reunions, and travel tales with Brady families during a busy weekend.
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Lohn
Tex
Jimmy Hodges
Long Beach
Calif
Ben Hodges
Carla Hodges
Knoxville
Tenn
J. C. Holloway
Baytown
G. T. Griffice
Holloway
Griffice
W. W. Frost
Austin
Jimmy Richards
Claylia Elerreaga
Robert Gardner
Kyle
Harry Buck
Brady
Jan
San Diego
Leon Barton
Grace McAlister
Eden
Annabeth Wright
Dallas
Jack Curry
Ft. Worth
G. W. Moore
Sheriff Blanton frames liquor issue as legal not moral
Sherman Sheriff Woody Blanton says Grayson County voters face a legal question on liquor sales and that morality should not drive the law. He recalls past bootlegging lists and notes illegal liquor is shrinking, shifting focus to combating organized crime ahead of the Denison wet vote.
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Sherman
Woody Blanton
Denison
Yeriff
Blanton
Grayson County
Bank Deposits Top $100 Million Mark
Grayson County banks closed 1964 with deposits exceeding 100 million dollars after a nationwide and state survey. Local banks in Denison grew strongly, with totals reaching 39.5 million, helped by municipal and school funds.
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Grayson County
Denison
Denison Voters Uphold Liquor Sales In City
Denison residents braved sleet to approve continued legal liquor sales 3 274 to 1 361. First approved in 1960 by a slim margin, the measure now passes with all nine wards supporting the option as the Denison Council on Alcohol Problems led the petition drive.
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Denison
The
Denison Council On Alcohol Problems
Three Level Review Before Opening a Denison Liquor Store
Denison requires a three level government review for liquor license approval. Applicants must meet complex regulations and pass inspections, with zones abandoned in favor of individual merit on each request. A site plan and police fingerprinting are mandated in the process.
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Denison
Pioneer Natural Gas Declares Dividend
The board of Pioneer Natural Gas Company, at a meeting in Amarillo, declared a quarterly dividend of 16 cents per share on outstanding common stock. The dividend is payable Sept. 2, 1965 to stockholders of record on Aug. 29, 1965. President C. I. Wall reported net income for the first six months of 1965 of 4,364,916 dollars, or 61 cents per share on 7,173,028 shares outstanding on June 30, 1965.
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Pioneer Natural Gas Company
Amarillo
C. I. Wall
Stockholder report shows six months earnings per share
The first six months of 1964 yield 4,821,207 dollars in earnings or 67e per share on the same number of shares outstanding after the October 1964 stock split. The second quarter report to stockholders will be mailed about August 10.
Insurance ad for Burnel Davis Agency
For your insurance needs, see Burnel Davis Agency at 112 EF. Second-Php. 597-2100. Prompt courteous service.
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Burnel Davis Agency
Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot Texas 1965
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution 57 proposing automatic retirement of district and appellate judges at 75, creation of the State Judicial Qualifications Commission, and procedures for investigation removal and disability retirement with Supreme Court review. measures placed on November 2 1965 ballot.
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State of
Texas
Judicial Qualifications Commission
Supreme Court
State of Texas
Ings
Jeiguh
Otto
Court of Civil
Agra
Intion
Commission
Masters
State
Judicial
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Dickye
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Marble Falls
Adamsville
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BE. J. Moore
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Sugar Land
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Houston
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