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Culligan
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1956
Page
9
Notice to Close Pastures to Fishing or Hunting
Due to continued dry weather and fire hazard, pastures are closed to all fishing or hunting until further notice. Signed by D. S. Pumphrey in Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Pumphrey
Mercury
Lohn Co op Gin Seeks Sealed Bids for Assets
The Lohn Cooperative Gin invites sealed bids for a 1000 gallon water hauler tank a windmill and tower on the gin lot. Submit bids to S E Huie at Lohn Texas by August 15 1956 with reasonable offers considered LOHN CO OP GIN Lohn Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohn Cooperative Gin
S. E. Huie
Lohn
Lohn Co-Op Gin
Texas
Early sleds and Christmas tree origins noted
A pulkha is described as a Lapland travel sled or sleigh. The Christmas tree is credited as first used in Germany in the 17th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sesame crops and local harvest tales bounce through East Sweden column
Aug 6 East Sweden Texas farmers who sold cotton for the Soil Bank have plowed most lands ready for rain. Sesame is being grown on a dry farm by F. W. Hurd, unusual for this area, with uncertain moisture. Local residents and visitors, including the Hurd family and radio repairer Darrell Estes, are mentioned along with travel to Fort Worth and Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Texas
F. W. Hurd
Jimmy Coleman
Kyle
Janie
George Mooring
Rochelle
Mooring
San Antonio
Coleman
Oscar Hurd
Don Chandler
Houston
Irvine Hurd
Don
Jack Chandler
Bakersfield
Calif
Claud Chandler
Walter Hurd
Oscar Enegdahl
Dick Engdahl
Fort Worth
Darrell Estes
Joe Estes
Darrell
Russell Estes
Goodfellow Field
San Angelo
Perry Smith
Darrell Lyn
Abilene
Bobbye Hurd
Elaine
Ben Smith
Bennie
Mike
George
Henry Johanson
Mexico
Graham Minister Preaching Revival at Central Baptist Brady
The Rev. Horace Crowder of Graham preaches a revival at Central Baptist Church in Brady. The meetings run from Monday through August 1st with services 7 to 7:45 morning, prayer at 7:30 p.m., and the evening service at 8 p.m. A. E. Cooper of Dallas is the musician and Rev. Fred Carter is church pastor.
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Horace Crowder
Graham
Central Baptist Church
Brady
Cooper
Dallas
Fred Carter
Thomas Jefferson and the finger bowl's American debut
The article notes that Thomas Jefferson introduced the practice of using a finger bowl in America, marking a cultural adoption tied to his era and social customs.
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Thomas Jefferson
Finger Bowl
America
Baptist Missionaries Retire After 35 Years
Bonham Texas receives the retirement of Rex Ray and his wife after 35 years in South China and Korea. They taught Christianity abroad since 1953 and plan further missions speaking engagements. Their son Daniel Ray remains in Korea as a missionary, while the Rays now reside near the First Baptist Church in Bonham with several fostered Korean children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel R. Ray
Korea
Ray
Pusan
Foreign Mission Board of
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Whitewrigt
Mary Dee Ray
First Baptist Church
Bonham
David Ray
Veterans Hospital
B. L. McKenzie
Dallas
Daniel B. Ray
Taejon
Rays
A Blur Warns When You’ve Had Too Much to Drink
A blurred sign warns drinkers when to stop as a public awareness campaign uses visual distortion to suggest impairment from alcohol. The effort aims to reduce risky behavior and promote responsible choices.
U S Attorney General Office Created in 1789
The office of the United States Attorney General was created on September 2, 1789, marking the establishment of the top legal advisor to the federal government. The position has guided legal policy and represented the government in major court actions since the nation’s early days.
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U. S. Attorney General
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San Angelo Highway
Bernah Jordan
Adams Furniture
Howard Smith
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H. H. Richards
South Blackburn
Avon Cosmetics
Fredonia
Voca
Koor
S. Cypress
Lon Sale
A. Broad CO
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High St
Nola Meers
W. 7Th
China
W. M. Deans
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W.E. Jordan
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Brady, Texas
Ann aVale
Anon
Brownwood Rendering Co
J. C. Willingham
Richland Springs
R. E. Briscoe
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Melvin
T. F. Benge
Millersview
Blackburn St
C. D
Doc Wilson
Foundation
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P. O
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H. E. Patters
McCulloch County
H. E. Patterson
Will
Pol
East
Sweden
Freeman Hurd
Louise
W. T. Galaway
Bob Hill
Hills
Hurds
Mikie Hill
Hospital On Elm
Pat R. Warren
W. Elm Coleman, Texas
Dreuth
Mayhew & Jordan Feed Store
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