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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1977
Page
3
The annual Friar reunion gathered last Sunday at Richards Park with many members from Brady Austin Fort Worth and other areas. A Holloway reunion followed at the Brady Lake Pavilion on Sunday August 14 with fifty one attendees including family from Brownwood Sonora San Angelo Midland Arlington Lohn and other cities.
Franklin Upp, social security district manager, warns that metal or plastic cards are not substitutes for official Medicare cards. He advises showing the official card for Medicare services and carrying it when away from home. If lost, contact a social security office to replace it.
Texas Parks and Wildlife game wardens issued 2725 fishing license violations and 1226 life jacket violations through early July. The data reflect enforcement on state waters and focus on safety compliance by boaters and anglers.
House and Senate conferees agree on several 1977 farm bill provisions. Potential grain sorghum loan rate may be 3.44 per cwt, 1977 feed grains and wheat may qualify for low yield payments, wool incentive could rise to 99 cents, and wheat target price may be 2.90 per bushel but tied to allotments and yields. Applications for disaster cotton credit are open. Eligibility rests on law, not race or sex.
Full page header details Brady Standard newspaper branding and rates for display and classified ads. Includes pricing per column inch and per word, minimum charges, and regional distribution notes across McCulloch and adjoining counties with out of state rates.
A list of names appears in a hospital news section including Clarence McLeod Alonzo E Roberts Mrs Jeff McCutchen Rochelle Joseph B Guyton Pauline Blauvelt Mrs Richard Jones Benito Torrez Henry Allan Stanfield Mrs Jesse Rowell Doyle Cates Rochelle Mrs Amos Underwood Mason George A Miller Allan Ledbetter Melvin Mrs Bennie Kilby Fredonia Warren Ellis Mrs W C Latham Mrs Jimmie Lange Lee Roy Loeffler Sr Martha T Schumann Virgil Y Middleton Sr Melvin Mrs Nolan Singleton Mrs Ross Johnson Mrs Virgil Dahlberg Mrs James Schooley Mrs W L McDowell Manuel Martinez Melvin Mrs W C Latham Charles R Goody Breckenridge Benito Torres Doyle Cates Rochelle Mrs Alton Holloway Voca Henry Allen Stanfield.
Hill Country Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts plans a August 22 meeting in Junction at 9 45 a m at the Texas Tech Center. Principal speaker is Dr Leo Merrill of Sonora and Barnhart with a talk on current work at both stations.
National Geographic researchers report a 6,000 to 7,000 year old brain preserved in Little Salt Spring near Sarasota. The site in Florida yields bones from as many as 2,000 people and 12,000 to 14,000 year old animal remains, with a possible ancient boomerang and wooden weapons suggesting long term interment practices.
Texas Parks and Wildlife cautions against feeding alligators by the water and reminds visitors to keep pets leashed and avoid swimming in affected areas. The advisory notes alligators live mainly along Gulf coast counties and inland southeast Texas where they are threatened or endangered, and can survive long gaps between meals without human handouts.
Mrs. Victor Bara announces a baby boy and several other families share news of newborn daughters and sons including Mrs. Richard Jones baby girl Mrs. Bobby Waddill baby boy Rochelle and Mrs. Kenneth Powell baby girl Rochelle The list also mentions families in Pontotoc Mason Eden and Mason Carolina with names Jimmie Lange Oma Harris Willis and others.
Randy Owens and his wife from Victoria spent several days visiting his mother Mrs Tony Owens and other relatives. Owens was a standout athlete at BHS and later coached in the Valley for years, reinforcing long standing community ties.
Maine farmers forecast roughly 20 million pounds of wild blueberries this year. The berries grow in the wild and rely on imported bees for pollination, with fertilization and spraying part of standard cultivation.
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