Annual Meeting Notice for Commercial National Bank of Brady
The Commercial National Bank of Brady will hold its regular annual shareholders meeting at the banking house in Brady Texas on January 12 1965 at 9 00 a m to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and address other legal matters. The notice is signed by Harlfowle Cashier. The document also includes a public citation in a divorce case Alton Perry Bauer vs Virginia Lucille Bauer with a court date and response deadline and a local advertisement for custom draperies at Breck s Floor Covering.
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Stockholpers
First National Bank of
Melvin
Texas
Tecedey
Directies
A. P. Waldrep
Commercial National Bank of
Brady
Harl Fowle
Brady National Bank
D. A. Harkrider
State OF
Virginia
Lucille Bauer
District Court of
McCulloch County
Alton Perry Bauer
Green Jay Lures Visitors From Afar
A fragmented report notes a high level international gathering near the Mexican border. The text mentions a casual party and intraparty activities drawing attention from distant attendees.
Local Village Notes Christmas Social and Travels
The column records a Christmas program attendance with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and others and notes Mrs. Allen’s family caringly, visits by Mrs. Marion Davis in San Angelo for medical care, and a Brady shopping trip. It also mentions C. O. Moore driving a school bus, the Coote Co-op gin trying to catch up, and farm updates including 19 bales by Jo nley Hemphill and pending school vacation plans.
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C. O. Moore
Mr. Allen
Benton Cain
Candate
Bricks For Paving No. 1 for 4 000 Years
Austin notes brick highways date to 2200 B C and Roman brick paving remains in use worldwide. The Texas Highways Department recounts brick paved roads rose with autos after 1900, peaking in the 1920s, then declined as concrete and asphalt took over. Texas has no brick surfaces left, with U S 180 between Weatherford and Mineral Wells cited. A bricklayer once laid 500 ft daily at 20 ft wide. bricks resembled tile. If Texas 3 029 mile interstate were built by bricksetters, completion would be around 2000.
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Austin
Texas Highways Department
Highway Department
United States
Texas
U. S. 180
Weatherford
Mineral Wells
Rayburn's Name Lives At Bonham
The late Speaker of the U S House Sam Rayburn remains a prominent name in his hometown Bonham. Three years after his death, Fourth Street has become a testament to his legacy with local recognition and memory shaping the street’s identity.
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Rayburn
Bonham
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