Reward Offered by Lohn Valley Protective Assoc
A cash reward of 1000 dollars is posted by the Lohn Valley Protective Association for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person unlawfully handling cattle sheep or goats belonging to its members. The list of named members includes Chas H Miller Dutch Woodward James Finlay Lir Walker W N White Co H D Bradley Glenn Wright Wiley Walker L B Turner McCall Curtis Paul Lohn B A Cornils Jr Emmett Damron Aaron Damron J B Guyton Reed Steward Leon Barton WB Watkins Mrs G T Gattis A Rudolph George Reed L E Ross Hollis Fowler Ed Barsch W John Jr Clarence John John T Yantis Ben Hodges Parker Pumphrey O C Utsey J P Gafford Sidney Cox Fred Wulff Jr Nim Kirk John Will Cox L L Peel Harold Heath Paul Moore Mrs M T Haywood D S Pumphrey Dick Moseley Mrs R L Pearce A C Snodgrass Tom W Hickman Luke Vogel Robert Bratton John Brown Pete Taylor Clarence Priest Walter Browning Gaston Bishop F C Guice James Finlay Jr W D Bradley David Dutton Carroll Watkins Owen Rudolph Jym Mitchell David Bratton Carroll Hodges L M Roberson Sam Fullagar S J Purcell Lynn Haywood Ray Don Turner Bill Roddie Herbert Wood Frank Corder Punk Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohn Valley Protective Association
Chas. H. Miller
Dutch Woodward
James Finlay
Sec
Lir
Walker W. N. White & Co
H. D. Bradley
Glenn Wright Wiley W. Walker
L. B. Turner
McCall & Curtis
Paul Lohn
B. A. Cornils, Jr
Emmett Damron
Aaron Damron
J. B. Guyton
Reed Steward
Leon Barton
WB. Watkins
G. T. Gattis
A. Rudolph
George B. Reed
E. L. Ross Hollis Fowler
Ed Barsch
W. John, Jr
Clarence John John T. Yantis
Ben Hodges Parker Pumphrey
O. C. Utsey
J. P. Gafford
Sidney Cox
Fred Wulff, Jr
Nim Kirk John Will Cox
L. L. Peel
Harold Heath
Paul Moore
M. T. Haywood
D. S. Pumphrey
Dick Moseley
R. L. Pearce
A. C. Snodgrass
Tom W. Hickman
Luke Vogel
Robert Bratton
John Brown
Pete Taylor
Clarence Priest
Walter Browning Gaston Bishop
F. C. Guice
James Finlay, Jr
W. D. Bradley
David Dutton Carroll Watkins Owen Rudolph Jym Mitchell Carroll Watkins
David Bratton
Carroll Hodges
Hallmark Christmas Cards At The Standard For Imprint
The Standard offers Hallmark Christmas cards available with standard designs and optional personal imprinting services. Customers may choose from seasonal motifs and greeting options suitable for holiday correspondence.
Lost Red Snakeskin Heeled Shoe Reward
A lost red snakeskin high heeled lady's shoe is reported with a reward offered for its return. Please return to Brady Standard.
Notice to Creditors of Rosa Marshall Estate
Notice is given that original letters of administration on the estate of Rosa Marshall, deceased, were granted to L. O. Marshall on November 29, 1954 by the McCulloch County Court. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within the legally prescribed period. Residence: Lohn, McCulloch County, Texas. Administrator: L. O. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Marshall
McCulloch County
Lohn
McCulloch
State of Texas
L. O. Marshall
Own Your Own Business in Spare Time Opportunity
New item offering a first time opportunity to start a business in spare time with potential to go full time. Requires a car reference $360 cash to secure territory and inventory and four hours weekly. Expect about $175 monthly from collections with chance of expansion and company financial assistance. Include phone in application. BOX GM STANDARD
Order Your Christmas Cards Now Available In All Ranges
The Standard advertises complete stock of Christmas cards with varied price ranges and prompt service on printed orders.
Farmers urged to plant cotton in 40 inch uniform rows
C B Spencer of the Texas Cotton seed Crushers Assn endorses 40 inch width rows for cotton stressing higher acre yields at lower cost per pound. He says uniform rows suit mechanized production and harvesting and improve sun exposure and air flow to reduce leaf disease. Arch Wilson of San Antonio visits Brady with Mrs Wilson and notes rainier Medina country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Spencer
Texas Cottonseed Crushers Assn
National Cotton Council
Arch Wilson
San Antonio
Brady
Wilson
Arch
Medina Country
McCulloch
Old Mexico
Medina
Cotton Acreage Controls Face December Vote
Proposed 1955 cotton reductions place a 15 percent cut in planted acres, to 18,113,208 from 21.4 million, with farmers voting December 14 on acreage controls. Analysts argue the move aims to stabilize prices though it may hurt regions heavily dependent on cotton as a primary cash crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Texas
Brady Woman on HPC Honor Roll for Fall Semester
Mrs. Mildred Breckenridge of Brady is listed on the Howard Payne College honor roll for the first half of the fall semester. A freshman elementary education major, she earned 45 honor points to meet the 36-point requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Breckenridge
Brady
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Breckenridge
Fence Repair Teams Follow Vehicles in Army Maneuvers
Fort Hood reports Til Corps Engineer section plans fence repair units for early 1955 maneuvers. Company D, 16th Armored Engineer Battalion, 1st Armored Division leads the effort with 3-man teams per company and 5-man teams per battalion to breech and repair fences for tanks jeeps and trucks. A lands owner notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hood
Til Corps Engineer Section
16Th Armored Engineer Battalion
1St Armored Division
35Th Engineer Group
Shepperd to Address San Angelo Boy Scout Council Dec 14
Attorney General John Ben Shepperd will speak to the Concho Valley Council of Boy Scouts in San Angelo on Tuesday December 14. The council serves 23 West Texas counties, about 4,000 Scouts, with two camps and four full-time supervisors guiding training. He is noted as an Eagle Boy Scout and a former National Council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ben Shepperd
Concho Valley Council of
Boy Scouts
San Angelo
Concho Valley Council
West Texas
McCulloch County
Shepperd
National Council
East Texas
Texas
Gladewater
Duval County
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Rochelle School
Painter
Rochelle
Central Texas Pipe & Supply
Belle Plain
Tex
G. C. Kirk
PHONI
N. M. Barnett
Melvin, Texas
J. G. Burk
S. Bridge
L. M. Irish
Guernsey
Smithdeal
Bill Martin
Hext
Brady- Brownwood Highway
W. R. Moore
N. Bridge
Bart Wulff
West
12Th St
American Flyer
S. College
Pear Valley
Cope
Anson
Walnut St
Manford Underwood
McCamey
J. W. Finlay
Eden
Philco Television
Bargain
Radio-Tv
S. Bridge St
Brady, Texas
12Th
Brady Steak House
J. B. Placker
Katemey
Joe C. Myrick
Rico
Belmont, Belmont, Mass
M. L. Blythe
Mason Highway
Pear St
High School
Kely Furnish
Jack Chandler
Crothers Ave
COX Studio
A. B. Cox
S. Church
S. Walnut
G. O. Darley
2Nd St
Clover Lane
Fort Worth
Charles A. Johnson
Placid, Tex
Luzier’s
L. B. Smith
Brady Standard
York
Standard
Mildred
Marvin Jewell
Necchielna Sewing Circle
Carlson’s Cleaners
Hallmark
Brady National Bank
D. A. Harkrider
Brady Building & Loan Association
S. Blackburn St
Jamie FE. Williamson
Commercial National Bank of
E. L. Bodenhamer
House of Reese & Co
Brady-Menard Highway
Dorsey B. Hardeman
Hardeman
Bryan
Mark
Capitol
Woodpile
John C. White
Washington
HPC
Heart of Texas Commission Co
HB. D
Jerry” Griffith
Frank H. Corder
Mfke
Res
Bjergston
Mullins
W. Lockhart Street
W. Hi
Bill) Miller
Boy Scout Council
Angelo
Automobile and Casualty
Burnel Davis Agency
Lehman-Davis
Our Business Gibbons
S&k Motors
Jack Keyser
Joe Henderson
Ewell Teague
Leonard Crump
Dorman Moore
J. N. Revado
Earl Childress
Hoover Cleaners
Hoover
Breck
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