Lohn oil and county growth touted in 1912 Brady notes
A Brady item from 1912 reports rainfall of about 1.25 inches across the county and growing oil activity near Lohn with a new well south of the first. Editorials predict McCulloch County’s era of development, rail expansion, coal bed mining, and factory investment, aiming to attract settlers and workers. Social items include a leap year dance at Klondike hall and a Crothers Brannum wedding, plus a luncheon honoring guests Candice Bingham and Eda Gansel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohn
McCulloch County
Texas
Electra
Coleman North and South Railroad
Waldrip
Brady
Klondike Hall
Laura Lee White
Lee Walker
Colored String Orchestra
St. Valentine, 1912
J. E. White
Jack Cole
W. Souther
Misses Gillie Macy
Ida Mae Souther
Helen Elliott
Rosa Stallings
Mozelle Glenn
Minnie Elliott
Local Students Enroll at Sul Ross State College
Two Brady youths Kenneth Harlow and Jack Larremore join Glyndol Snodgrass from Lohn as spring enrollees at Sul Ross State College Alpine. Harlow and Larremore are Brady High School graduates. Snodgrass is a Lohn High School graduate pursuing business administration.
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Brady
Lohn
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
Kenneth Harlow
C. E. Harlow
Jack Larremore
W. E. Larremore
Brady High School
Glyndol Snodgrass
A. C. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Lohn High School
Social gathering honors Wisconsin guest Miss Eda Gansel
A Monday evening event honored Miss Eda Gansel of Wisconsin with the number 500 displayed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White, Mr. and Mrs. Will Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Graham, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crothers, and Mr. and Mrs. who attended, with dainty refreshments such as sandwiches, chicken salad, olives, coffee and candy served.
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Johnny White
Brannum
St. Louis
Brady
F. W. Henderson
Candice Bingham
Indiana
Eda Gansel
Wisconsin
Mesdames G
W. Gansel
W. D. Crothers
Sam Graham
G. R. White
Johnnie White
Will Davidson
Laura Lee White
J. E. White
Social Security Tax Required of Self-Employed Men
Holly Rees of the San Angelo office says many self employed workers have not filed the required 1951 1952 Social Security reports. He notes the tax is not optional and applies when self employment income is $400 or more unless the income comes from professions excluded from Social Security.
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Holly Rees
San Angelo
Self employed must file Social Security returns for tax year
Rees explains that self employed with net earnings of at least 400 dollars must file the Social Security section of their income tax return even if they do not owe Federal income tax. Personal exemptions do not reduce self-employment earnings for Social Security. He urges questions during his Brady visit on Wednesday February 17 at 1 30 p.m in the district court room.
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Rees
Brady
Court House
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H. L. Lackey
Resistol
Phoenix
Brown
Firestone Distributor
Valle
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe
Firestone Supreme
Firestone Champion
Trewitt Implement Co
Sul Ross
George Gansel
Gillie Macy
Myra Walker
Charlie White
Harry Cook
D. F. Savage
Jack Savage
The
Standard
MU Meee AY Fireston
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