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Newspaper
Brady Standard
Location
Brady, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1960
Page
4
The article argues for early spring range seeding combining foot plowing and seeding to control brush and establish perennial grasses. It notes moisture considerations, seedbed prep, and the need for firming the soil, with native and introduced grasses suited to regions like Concho and Sake-Meady districts.
John Stanfield died at his home in Brady at 902 East Lith Street at 1 10 a m Tuesday Born December 5 1882 he had lived in Brady since 1919 Funeral services are set for 3 p m Friday at St James Baptist Church burial in Brady Cemetery Survivors include three sons John Henry Howard A Stanfield Frank of Fort Hood and four daughters Itasca Mur dock Henrietta Vann Gertrude Mediock Annie Laura Nye 14 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren The port side of a boat is the left side when facing from stern to bow.
James Jones aged about 47 son of William C C Jones of Brady and the late Dr Jones died in a Houston hospital from pneumonia. He attended Brady High School class of 1991, studied petroleum engineering at UT, worked with a Houston oil well supply company, and will be buried Saturday in Franklin. Survivors include his wife two daughters his mother and brother Charles Jones of Raytown.
Saturday is the deadline to purchase tickets for the Cham ber of Commerce banquet set for Thursday March 17 in the Fellowship Hall of the First Christian Church. The meeting starts at 7 50 p m. Tickets cost 2 dollars and may be bought from directors or by calling the chamber office. Fred Pool former Brady man will speak and is now executive vice president of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce.
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