Notice to repair or replace Venetian blinds
A public notice invites calls to 597-1200 for repair or installation of Venetian blinds.
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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
5
A public notice invites calls to 597-1200 for repair or installation of Venetian blinds.
Showers on Sunday night left only a trace overall, with 1/2 inch measured near the T. S. West farm east of Lohn. Maize needs rain but harvest looks favorable and grain yields are improving. Local obituaries note J. R. Wilmeth's funeral. he died at 85 from a heart attack in Brownwood. Family visits include Austin and Dallas travel. Colonel Leo Turner recently arrived in Vietnam. A bridal shower for Carla Jo Hodges is planned at the Baptist Annex on June 14.
An advertisement promotes an investment of 3300 dollars to earn 75 to 250 dollars daily by “Lil Ole Fence Maker” light manufacturing of chain link fencing. It cites expansion across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico and Arizona with contact box 390 Graham Texas and a 817 area code phone number.
The Texas Highway Department invites sealed proposals for a 10 121 mile project on U S 87 from 1 5 miles south of the San Saba River to 0 2 miles south of FM 2028 Brady McCulloch County Bids due 9 00 A M June 18 1969 in Austin Readable plans and minimum wage rates available from Ben E Dillon Resident Engineer Brady Texas and the Texas Highway Department Rights reserved lowest responsible bidder nondiscriminatory bidding under Civil Rights Act provisions.
Grain harvesting progresses with oats cut and yields average to above in the area. Wheat soon ready to cut and cotton planting underway. Numerous visitors from Odessa, Austin, San Angelo, Kemah, Garland, and Drady enjoyed visits, registrations, and family time. Scouts and fathers spent a Colorado River camping trip at HL D Bradley ranch with fishing and swimming activities.
The Gates Mystery Man awarded Bluford Lawrence, owner of Lawrence Sinclair Service Station, five silver dollars for discovering a bad fan belt. He travels to different stations to inspect attendants and identify neglected maintenance.
From Hamilton Mrs T A Dial spent the weekend in Brady visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jim Harkrider spent the past weekend in Livingston as a guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. FE Holden.
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