Texas McCulloch County beer license hearing notices
Notices set for August 30 1965 at 10:00 AM in Brady Texas County Court to consider beer retail licenses for off premises sales. Applicants include Henry E Smith at 1505 South Bridge St Brady and Ethel Sessions at 116 East Commerce St Sessions Package Store plus Carl Ellison at 614 North Bridge St Ellison Grocery. Contest details and cost bond provisions noted.
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State OF Texas
Mcculloch
Brady
Texas
South Bridge St
Henry E. Smith Bill
Ira Turner
McCulloch County
East Commerce Street
Brady, Texas
Ethel Sessions Sessions
Ethel Sessions
North Bridge St
Carl Ellison Ellison Grocery
Carl Ellison
State OF
East
Commerce Street
Lankford Beverage Permit Listing at South Bridge Street
On the 30th of August 1965 at 10200 a.m. the T A Lankford Beacon Drive In Grocery owned by T A Lankford is listed for liquor and wine retail without a prior package store location. Tom Duncan is noted for Off Premises Beer at 1101 North Bridge Street with August 26 1965 as the date.
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State OF Texas
Mcculloch
Brady
Texas
South Bridge Street
T. A. Lankford
Beacon Drive
Ira Turner
McCulloch County
Compliance Assurance for Civil Rights in Texas Electric Co operative
Central Texas Electric Cooperative files with the Rural Electrification Administration a Compliance Assurance under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. The document commits no discrimination based on race color or national origin in service applications facilities meetings rates or participation. Complainants may file a written complaint with the Secretary of Agriculture or REA. confidentiality is maintained to the extent possible. The notice appears with Texas courthouse details and local officials names.
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United States
Department of Agriculture, Rural Electrification Administration
Department
Central Texas Electric Cooperative, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
Wimeelf
Secretary of Agriculure
Reflections on duty faith and community values
A community column cites duty and liberty, urging citizens to stand for law and democratic principles amid unrest. Rev. Bill Kenney warns against prioritizing pleasure over faith, recalling childhood joys and songs. Tax and school issues are noted as shared responsibilities, ending with gratitude to readers.
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America
California
Zion
Haaste
Bill Kenney
Ladies Hat Party Sponsored by Sigil Club
The Ladies Achievement Club Sigil hosts a hat party on August 27 at 1 pm at the Levy Mayfield Center. All hats priced at 5.98.
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The
Ladies Achievement Club Sigil
Rhal
Levy Mayfield Center
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