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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
7
The county court in Brady Texas will hear on August 23 1965 at 10 A M the application of an owner for a license to sell beer at retail at an unlicensed location. The notice is filed by Ira Turner McCulloch County Clerk.
Executrix Edna Commander announces original letters testamentary issued August 9 1965 for the estate of O F E Helge in McCulloch County Texas. All claimants must present claims at 210 South Cypress Brady Texas before the statute of limitations runs and before estate closure. Dated August 9 1965.
On the 23rd day of August the liquor and wine license for Package Store at 1510 South Bridge Street is to be sold. Clan G Slatten Pinkies Ranch Store is seeking the permit. Any person may contest the application and the applicant's right to obtain the license upon posting costs as allowed by law. Witness my hand.
The document records a notice from McCulloch County Clerk Ira Turner about a hearing on August 30 to determine approval for a beer retail license at a new location 1900 South Bridge Brady Texas. It names W B Lawrence Jr and Carl Ellison owner of Ellison Grocery at 614 North Bridge St and 614 North Bridge St as the site for the proposed liquor sale.
Fragments of an aid application are presented here, with partial wording indicating eligibility criteria and filing steps. The readable text suggests precedents and procedural references, but details remain incomplete.
Public notice explains House Joint Resolution No. 81 proposing a constitutional amendment to Section 51-a and related subsections of Article III. The measure would authorize state funds and federal matching money to provide aid and medical care for aged, disabled, blind, and dependent children, with a $60 million annual limit, and requires submission to voters on November 2, 1965.
The Constitution Amendment to authorize loans to students at institutions of higher education may be submitted to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1965. It sets the Texas Opportunity Plan and requires Governor proclamation and publication per law.
The text outlines a constitutional amendment to authorize state and federal collaboration to provide aid and medical care to the needy aged disabled blind children and caretakers. It authorizes accepting federal funds, sets matching requirements, and allows the legislature to enact laws ensuring federal money remains available for these services.
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