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Brady Standard
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Birth of Jesus Story Through Biblical Travel and Tradition
A survey of Luke's account of Mary and Joseph traveling from Nazareth to Bethlehem for a census. The article notes the 70 mile journey, possible use of an ass, and the manger birthplace outside Bethlehem due to no room at an inn, highlighting scholarly fill‑ins and historical context.
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Roman Empire
Saint Luke
Joseph
Galilee
Nazareth
Judaea
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Bethlehem
Mary
Palestine
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
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Fred Stanton Ex Bradyite Dies at 78
Funeral services were held for Fred H. Stanton 78 of Stephenville at 3 p m Wednesday at the Stephenville Funeral Home chapel with burial in Garden of Memories. Stanton died Monday after a massive stroke last Friday. He was born May 25 1896 in Clarendon and married Alma L Short June 4 1932 in Clovis New Mexico. He lived in Stephenville nine years, formerly of Brady and San Angelo, and helped develop Brady with ventures including Fam Waffle Shop and the Heart of Tea Motel. He and Loy Burns developed Stanton and Burns Addition and Stanton Street in Brady and built a tile plant near the Farmers-Ranchers Coop Elevator site. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Wiley Gilmore of Fort Walton Beach three brothers and three sisters. Christmas greetings conclude the piece.
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Fred H. Stanton
Brady
Stephenville Funeral Home
Garden of Memories
Mr. Stanton
Stephenville
Clarendon
Alma L. Short
Clovis
N. Mex
Stanton
Loy Burns
Stanton and Burns Additie
Sout Brady
Wiley Gilmore
Fort Walton Beach
W. M. Stan
Woodburn
Ore
E. Stanton
Portland
J. G. Stanton
Salem
H. M Schults
Joe
A. D. Neeley
Dallas
Economic Pulse on Cocoa and Gold Markets
The piece notes cocoa prices peak in late 1974 due to supply limits and substitution by cheaper products, with likely fall to 22-24 per pound. Gold prices hover around 180 per ounce amid inflation fears, IMF meeting influence, and large reserves at Fort Knox. Cites South Africa USSSR and US production declines as factor.
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Fort Knox
Daughter Born to Houston Couple Lauren Carmel
Mr and Mrs Tommy Max well Jr of Houston announce the birth of a daughter Lauren Carmel on December 11 at Episcopal Hospital. She weighed seven pounds seven ounces. She has an older sister Lesley. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tommy Maxwell Sr of Hilltop Lakes and Mr and Mrs M G Breckenridge of Brady.
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Tommy Maxwell, Jr
Houston
Lauren Carmel
Episcopal Hospital
Lesley
Tommy Maxwell, Sr
Hilltop Lakes
M. G. Breckenridge
Brady
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