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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
2
Stacy Texas bulletin notes the Doole church sent a 75 dollar Lottie Moon Mission offering. It records local health news including Steely Gray’s chemotherapy and other neighbors visiting or contacting families in Brady, Lubbock, and Melvin with weather notes and upcoming church events.
The Brady community news recounts visits and funerals spanning Abilene to Coleman, with notes on residents, travel, and local church activities. It also covers Tyler's Rose Festival fame and Austin remarks urging caution against dubious New Year resolutions linked to weight loss schemes and a warning from the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division about unsafe health products and high pressure sales.
The guide advises checking BBB reputations before paying for costly self improvement courses and asks to verify if contracts may be sold to finance companies. It notes a 30 day window to file complaints after a sale and suggests consulting the Proprietary School Division of the Texas Education Agency and others for consumer protection. It ends with a bereavement note from a family.
On January 7 Cong W. R. Poage spoke and State FFA President Mark Ellison from Rosebud addressed Brady. The varsity team traveled to Big Lake for Reagan County Invitational, finishing as consolation runners-up and earning a sportsmanship award. A group of students spoke on alcohol and narcotics. On January 12 the Speech Club planned Angelo State Tourney, Pan American and DECA clubs announced sweetheart and beau, and the Board debated bus transport for out-of-town games. Brady basketball opened district play with a loss to Burnet.
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