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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
4
A fragmented travelogue style piece offers scattered instructions and anecdotes about fishing and boating. It references a temple, ports, and terms like Freeport and Dam, with loose dialogue about gear, tides, and catching fish. Many lines resemble garbled transcription, limiting precise details.
The readable portion describes scattered phrases about a group or event with references to people and places, but the text is largely garbled with missing context. It mentions a gate or street name and notes a discussion of safety and numbers, yet no coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge.
A local notice records Brucello receiving a petition and sets an date for a public hearing tied to proclamations. It outlines steps for announcing continuation of the program and related actions. The document mentions officials and a November timeframe.
The readable bits show names such as Frasca, Goering, La Neil Fiesecia, Acmarillo, Littlefield, Jake Tebs, Mary Kaths, and Linders. It mentions a Jubilee and stories but lacks clear context or events. The text is incomplete and does not specify dates, places, or actions beyond listing individuals.
In Howeten Mr and Mrs Merrey Margen and the former's mother visit Mrs Weversy Manrom's parent Mr and Mrs Avbrey Townette. The encounter centers on family ties and local greetings in a small community setting.
Maud's sister Pauline expresses heartfelt thanks to friends who cared for Maud. She acknowledges the support and prays for the Lord to bless each reader.
The piece notes a community gathering for the Brady area with mentions of Mr and Mrs James Finlay Jc and the Pile Home Demonstration Club. The event includes a trip by train and a church service set for Saturday evening July 14 at 7 PM as Mrs. Paul Lobs Ber Moore of Meiric hosts.
Coleman residents Dr and Mrs Morris D Mann celebrate their grandson Bom Mann receiving the Eagle Scout rank at a Court of Honor in Coleman last week. Scoutmaster Ashley Baker presented the award after Mann achieved Life Scout a year earlier and participated in Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts and related activities since joining.
The page highlights a poster contest and a few election updates. It notes a theater show’s crowd, fire scar repairs at Rudder Drug, and Lesie Quain’s contractor work. It mentions Bob Bratter’s calf prize and tax collector Joen Guice facing consolidation questions before November elections.
Fort Worth figures report progress on the Church of the Nazarene project. The redesigned vestibule features a pinkstone display and a giant door crow. interior remodeling aims to finish within three weeks before Barrett relocates to Corpus Christi for further work.
Crete tren relatives and friends attended the funeral Tuesday. Names include Ho BH Redding John Scott Charles Brenner P J Harris H 0 Patterson Kate Hair Annie Mae Hair Jack Patterson Robert Mick jer A Milburn W J Braz Billie Kroy Roy Cunningham Katie Backlow and Leroy Wine among others. Attendees from Midland San Antonio Hagerman N M Plainview and Hobta N M attended.
Mr and Mrs Herman Roth and Ricky of Milwaukee Wisconsin have been house guests in the home of his mother Mrs H C Roth and Mix Dora Ryan for the past week.
Our recent sad loss leaves us with grateful hearts toward neighbors and friends. Their comforting expressions of sympathy and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. A. P. Waldrep, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Waldrep and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Craig and son.
Ranks Fares Paper Mreed Mire Marshal Packs spread news of renewal and moved addresses. George Mo Walker recently returned after friends visit. Walker lived 15 years there before moving to Brefy. Mr and Mrs Howard Soth and son Kenneth visit Mrs Senith's parents. J L Ward and family from Vora visit relatives. Trevis Moore and children Karen and Mike visit Fort Stockton. Moore serves as pharmacist at Black's Drug Store.
Mrs Buddy Samseison is recovering after surgery at Joseph's Hospital in Sam Angelo. Last Friday, they returned to Florida. J R West and sons Larry and Harold have come home to Homestead Florida after visiting Mr and Mrs J B West of Brady and Mrs R L Harmon of Brownwood. The Kimble and Menard Counties Singing Convention will be held at the Presbyterian Church in Junction on Sunday July 12 at 2 PM.
The family thanks many friends for expressions of sympathy during their recent sorrow. They express special gratitude for the support received from those who offered comfort and kindness.
The text notes that ermine fur turns white only in certain seasons, indicating a seasonal molt or foraging cycle. It highlights that coloration is temperature or season dependent, affecting appearance and possibly camouflage.
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