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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1955
Page
11
Three room furnished apartment with garage and private entrances at 702 S. Mesquite. Contact phone 4952 for details and availability.
City ordinance requires yearly dog licenses from the assessor and collector. Fees are 1 dollar for a dog and 2 dollars for a bitch, expiring December 31. Dogs out after February 1 without license or unpaid penalties face up to 10 dollars fine. Purchase tags at City Sec Office. Golden Jones City Marshal.
Industry expert from the National Institute of Dry Cleaning describes the rise in per year spending and plant growth. William B. White notes the United States as a leading groomed nation and cites expansion from 12,000 plants to 34,000 with annual sales around 1.75 billion and 300 million in earnings in 1939.
In Fife Texas on December 6 a 1140 bale estimate is reported with a bale burned during cotton stripping. The piece weaves in political chatter from Ike to Stevenson and mentions labor unions, race and education topics, and a festive spirit with Christmas notes and local humor.
Here From Corpus Christi Mrs. Joe Miller has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Calliham for three weeks. Mrs. George W. Thornton of Dallas, aunt of Mrs. Cal liham and sister of Mrs. Miller, visited recently. The group planned to go to Eagle Pass to visit Mrs. Thornton's son and family, George W. Thornton Jr.
Tommy Jr and Charlotte Kay visited in May Sunday as guests of Mrs. Kyzar’s parents Mr. and Mrs. A H Turpin who celebrated their 50th anniversary that day.
The Heart Of Texas Commission Co. sale showed a steady to slightly weaker trend for 100 head of cattle and a small sheep run. Prices ranged with calves 16 to 17, yearlings 12 to 14, cows 6 to 10, bulls 12 to 13, stocker calves 16 to 17, lambs 15 to 16, and hogs topping at 12.
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