Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News Prospect
Brady publication notes its weekly schedule and post details. It lists staff including L B Smith publisher Larry B Smith editor and Y Brown advertising manager. The note mentions absorption of two earlier papers in 1910 and 1942.
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Brady Standard and Heart
S. Bridge Street
Brady
Texas
Congress
L. B. Smith
Larry BR. Smith
Y Brown
Brady Enterprise
McCulloch County Star
Heart O’ Texas News
Advertising Rates and Local Notices Summary
Advertising rates are listed for display and classified ads including column inch charges and word rates. Notices for church events with admission charges, obituaries, and non news content incur regular rates. The Brady Standard publishes in McCulloch and adjoining counties, with separate rates for Texas and out of state editions.
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McCulloch
Counties
Texas
Brady Standard
Brady Herald
Facts and fiction about meat nutrition debunked
A nutrition science summary corrects common beliefs about meat. It notes price reflects demand and supply, meat provides complete high quality protein and essential micronutrients, marbling signals eating quality, canning or reheating does not reduce protein, and modern pork and other meats have leaner cuts making them suitable for weight loss diets.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Weight Watchers International
Diet Workshop
Medicare dialysis coverage limits at approved centers
Question about Medicare start and location of dialysis. Answer notes that coverage for dialysis and renal transplantation is limited to centers meeting regulatory requirements. For details contact Social Security.
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Medicare
Social Security Office
Delayed retirement credit paid monthly after 65
The article explains that the delayed retirement credit accrues monthly at 1/12 of a percent for each month from age 65 to 72 with no benefits, applicable only if no prior Social Security payments were received. It also discusses Supplemental Security Income for couples, noting possible reductions due to other income and a July 1 change raising the maximum to 246 dollars.
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Social Security Office
Litter Costs Texas Highways Dept Says $60 000 Yearly
Engineer Ben E. Dillon notes litter is mainly from local people not tourists. McCulloch County maintenance chief John E. Black says cleanup costs taxpayers about 3.3 million yearly, with Brownwood District spending about 60 thousand annually to clean highways and parks. Dillon urges civic action, saying littering harms safety and sanitation and can trigger accidents.
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Texas
Ben E. Dillon
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
McCulloch County
John E. Black
Black
Dillon
Brownwood
Henry Ford Produces 19,051 Model T Fords in 1909
Henry Ford leads the auto industry with 19,051 Model T units produced in 1909. He promotes the universal car philosophy, offering only black color to customers.
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Henry Ford
Flowering Trees Describe Oak Flower Types
The oak tree bears two kinds of flowers a female bud small and turning into an acorn and a male tassel about two inches long.
Pecan Production Meeting Slated Here Monday
A pecan production meeting will be held at 2 p m Monday March 11 at the Brady Chamber of Commerce. Dr Arlie Powell horticulturist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service will lead a home production oriented program. Topics include fertilizer insect control disease control and pecan varieties.
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Brady Chamber of Commerce
Arlie Powell
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Jaycee Wives Plan Recipe Book and Concession Stand
The Jaycee Wives met Monday at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce room to plan a public recipe book for publication and sale. Mrs Lawrence Hicks will handle recipe calls and the group will operate the concession stand at the Muzzleloaders meeting. Mrs David Mitchell won the hostess gift.
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Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Hicks
Open books in corporations limited by motive and practicality
A 1974 ABA feature by Will Bernard discusses how shareholder access to corporate books hinges on economic motive. Courts balance investor rights against managerial efficiency, permitting access when a legitimate stake exists while restricting curious insiders.
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American Bar Association
Texas State Bar Association
Will Bernard
General Electric
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