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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1957
Page
9
Teer Peiday of Aeton allegedly died after a misstep at a hospital in Wad Faw Iowa. The Strange man, Nad Pridas, claimed involvement with a group called Wie Srativernda. A report notes a focus on a shipment of warm Totite to meet a library headquarters.
Readable fragments indicate a social or personal note about events last weekend involving Vinitrd and associates. The text names Locket, Str. bod Mra, and Ft. but details are unclear. Further context would clarify participants and location.
Hivial in the Clear Creek Cemetery with Jack Bettia and Earl Floyd of Blanket visiting Mia Tom Cobb on Tuesday. Mr Bethe to a nephew of Mere cries by iadites of the Brady Presty.
The article notes the 47th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and leaders attending events. Since 1910 Scouting has served millions of youths, aiming to instill patriotism, character, and a dedication to liberty and spiritual ideals.
In Melvin Texas February 1957 farmers report heavy rainfall of about 11 inches over several days with forecasts predicting continued rain. Local residents include Mrs. George Scoggins of Rochelle visiting B F Baker and family, Weldon Harris family from Dallas, and Mrs. Billy Turner visiting Lubbock with son Willie Turner and grandsons Bobby and Mike. The community notes births, visits, and school ties as Perry Lee Hallmark born February 16 in Lake Jackson weighs 7 pounds 15 ounces. families in Doole Abilene Brady and Melvin are mentioned with travelers to San Antonio and Tarleton State College. Funeral services for Lulu Daniels held in Bangs.
The Veterans' Land Board will accept sealed bids at the General Land Office in Austin until 10 AM on April 3 1957 for fifty two land tracts across Texas. Eligible Texas veterans only may bid. Full lists and details available from Earl Rudder Chairman VLB GLO Building Austin 14 Texas.
Sealed bids will be received on a 14 by 20 foot garage with floor and ceiling. Location is at the rear of the house just south of the Presbyterian Church. Submit bids by March 1 to the Board of Deacons c o Felix Broyles 501 S. China St. Brady Texas.
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