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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1954
Page
7
The Brady Standard lists campaign notices with cash in advance rates and no refunds. Announcements include EVANS J. ADKINS for County Attorney and candidates for Constable, Tax Assessor Collector, and County Superintendent, with withdrawal terms and publication rules.
Several new two bedroom houses offer modern conveniences at a reduced monthly rent from 49.50 to 39.95. Contact Allison Gotcher at Norman-Lawler Inc Ford Garage Brady to arrange viewing or leasing, phone 2124.
City of Brady invites sealed bids by 5:00 p m February 27 1954 at City Secretary office for a police department patrol car to replace the 1950 Ford in use. Trade in accepted with generator exchange required. Inspect at police department. Bid options include 8 and 6 cylinder 4 or 2 door models with heater and spotlight. City may reject any or all bids.
The stand is authorized to announce candidates subject to the City Election on Tuesday April 6 1954 For City Secretary Mrs W P Jones For City Recorder Mrs W M Evelyn Turner.
Frank Roddie and Johnny Rudder, University of Texas students, were home for the weekend visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roddie and Mr. and Mrs. John Rudder in Austin.
The terrier Pork Chops, owned by Mr and Mrs R F Meers, died last Thursday and was buried at Dr Steve King’s Canine Cemetery on the Brady San Angelo highway. The dog arrived 12 years ago as a stray, found a loving home, and had been in declining health for a year. The Meers provided full medical care and affection throughout. The item also notes Mrs R H Rogers visiting from Rochelle coun try and adjusting her Brady Standard subscription date for another year, plus a report from the Agricultural Marketing Service on Texas range and livestock conditions as of February 1 with cattle in 74 percent condition and breeding ewes aided by extra feeding.
A Texas Department of Agriculture advisory warns farmers to avoid inferior out of state seed and counterfeit labels. Do not rely on rumored "miracle" chemicals and insist on certified or tested seed. Buy from trusted dealers. buy quality seed for reduced acreage and higher yields.
Poultry raisers can expect more laying hens and more turkeys on Texas farms in 1954. John G. McHaney of the Texas Extension Service notes a possible five to eight percent rise in laying hens could affect egg feed ratios, depending on feed costs and price. Turkeys may exceed the 1952 record of 60,500,000 birds as producers face larger supplies and softer demand, with guidance to watch breeder hen sales and poult hatch comparisons.
Patients dismissed Friday from Brady Hospital include Baby James Bode Katemney Mrs Bob McMurray Mrs J S King Mia W L Willis Brady Miss Edith Johnson Fredonia Carlos Jones and Miss Dorothy Jones Millsview and B D Harkey San Sabas
Those admitted to Brady Hospital Friday were Mrs. Wallace Weaver of Fredonia Mrs J T Hill Brady Milton Sommerville Melvin Mrs Roy Doyle and Mrs O Waldrop of Brady entered Brady Hospital Tuesday
The Bray family expresses sincere appreciation for the sympathy and kindness shown after the death of their husband, son, and brother. Mrs. Janice Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bray, Mrs. Erick Moden extend gratitude for support during their time of sorrow.
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