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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1954
Page
3
Central Drug Store advertises T-4-L as a keratolytic fungicide that sloughs off infected skin to reach and kill germs on contact. The ad offers a 40 cent refund if not pleased within one hour and promotes purchase today at Central Drug Store.
The Horner reunions have gathered at Richards Park in Brady since 1939 with families from Texas and nearby states traveling from New Mexico to California. Local officials are urged to support the grounds as drunks and beer cans disturb gatherings. Gardeners around Brady report bumper tomato crops with notable weight, including a one pound tomato displayed in a downtown drug store. Dry hot weather favors pecans and crops, while ranchers begin feeding cattle as sheep numbers decline. Jubilee boosters and preparations for upcoming shows are mentioned, with plans for future booster trips if the season stays favorable.
Cattle were steady to strong across most classes at Heart of Texas Commission Co. sale with 500 head. Sheep stayed steady to $1 lower on some classes. Fat calves 16 to 18.75. yearlings 16 to 18.50. cows 6 to 11.60. stockers 10.50 to 18.50. Lambs 12.50 to 17.50. hogs top 24. sows 17.25. Demand strong for yearling and two year old ewes and stocker lambs.
Mrs M S Wimberly of Voca M E Kidd and Rudolph Garcia Brady Mrs W E Miller Ponto toc Odeon Land of Richland Springs and Beryl Johnson of Lohn were dismissed from Brady Hospital Monday.
Mr and Mrs Billie Newman of Eden are the Ps So of a daughter born at Brady Hospital on Saturday.
Mrs W H Adkins underwent surgery Monday at Harris Hospital Fort Worth. Reports from her sister to Brady friends say the operation was successful and she is doing as well as could be expected. She is in Room 270.
Guests of Duke Manns and Mr and Mrs Duke Mann with sons Bob Charles Tom and Bill of Coleman spent a week as visitors in the Mann home. On Saturday evening Mrs Morris Mann and Tom were honored with a joint birthday dinner.
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