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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
5
McCulloch County Commissioners Court invites sealed bids for a 2 percent ton rating new dump truck at the County Judge’s Brady Texas office with bids due 10:00 a m August 9 1965. Bids opened at regular session. trade-in 1951 Ford Dump Truck. payment in cash. court may reject any or all bids.
Notice states nonresidents are not responsible for debts beyond their own and lists BILL SELLMAN regarding Venetian blind work. It advertises spare time income from refilling coin operated dispensers with a required car, references, and a Dallas PO box for personal interviews with a target earnings range and a phone contact.
An exhibit of abso lete bank notes and American currency history is at the Brady National Bank through the week and into next. On loan from Chase Manhattan Bank Money Museum New York, the display covers colonial to Civil War era notes, coins like the Pine Tree Shilling and E Pluribus Unum pieces, and later 20th century money including a 1950 proof set and large size $1 bill.
Local church notices list weekly services and activities for St Pauls Episcopal First Baptist Mt Calvary Lutheran Church Church of Christ and other groups. Programs include morning prayers sermons Sunday School Bible classes youth meetings choir rehearsals midweek prayers and radio devotions.
An all day meeting of the Coon Hunters' Association is set for Saturday July 17 at Hard Creek Lake seven miles west of Coleman. A basket lunch follows at noon with a free barbecue supper. Water events drag races pit events and a beach show are planned and a trophy will be awarded for the largest coon.
The piece argues the recent federal Voter registration measure expands Washington’s control, citing the Selma demonstrations and King’s influence. It notes liberal support, 9 ayes to 11 no, and warns about potential future misuse of centralized power over state elections.
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